We worry about breaking up and we worry about not breaking up.
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"You're not breaking up with me, I'm breaking up with you!" https://t.
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I think there are legitimate antitrust arguments for breaking up Facebook and breaking up YouTube from Google.
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He added that, if breaking up was hard, breaking up and building a new relationship was much harder.
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However, breaking up a 30-minute workout is a lot different than breaking up a two-hour one.
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Breaking up with people is hard to do, to paraphrase the old song, but breaking up with wearable technology?
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Breaking up with Luyendyk was easy — breaking up with "do the damn thing" is going to be a lot harder.
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On breaking up for content, 56 percent of people who say they're very liberal and 47 percent of people who say they're very conservative back breaking up Big Tech.
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I am hard-pressed to think of a band that reunited after breaking up, let alone 35 years after breaking up, and released new music that the world gave a damn about.
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Jay Pritzker died in 1999, breaking up the family's wealth.
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The first season ends with Debbie breaking up with Ford.
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Or is it that Kate and Toby are breaking up?
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Breaking up the companies does not solve the fundamental issues.
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While one couple is breaking up, another is making up.
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Breaking up is hard to do – just ask Nick Jonas.
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Warren has also proposed breaking up Amazon, Google, and Facebook.
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It felt like I was breaking up with a boyfriend.
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It almost feels like they're breaking up with us instead!
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But, they often end up breaking up into inedible smithereens.
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After breaking up in 2016, the two stayed in touch.
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Are you just breaking up with me on Facebook message?
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My boyfriend of three years is breaking up with me.
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No, David Beckham and Victoria Beckham are not breaking up.
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Warren declined and instead talked about breaking up big tech.
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Did one of you actually say, "We are breaking up"?
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Soon after, they announced the Jonas Brothers were breaking up.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, who proposes breaking up Big Tech.
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Elizabeth Warren, have called for breaking up Big Tech companies.
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The case for breaking up the Big Four is unproven.
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Users should expect bruising when breaking up fat, she says.
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Highlights Is Wall Street's beloved FANG stock quartet breaking up?
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"For the millionth time we're not breaking up," it says.
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Is there a perfect outfit for breaking up with someone?
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After breaking up, Soundgarden got back to together in 2010.
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Dave's not going solo and the band isn't breaking up.
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Breaking up is hard to do ... especially the packing part.
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The company has also been considering breaking up since 2013.
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Breaking up the banks may have been hard to do.
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Danley said she believed he was breaking up with her.
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The beleaguered TV company TiVo is breaking up to survive.
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I refuse to aid in the breaking up of families.
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Here's where each candidate stands on breaking up big tech.
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And that means breaking up the EU, he loves Brexit.
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If Kirkuk goes, it feels like Iraq is breaking up.
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Then, word came about Gigi Hadid and Zayn breaking up.
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And breaking up these companies isn't part of the solution.
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That's like not breaking up with your high school boyfriend.
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"Breaking up on the first date is easier," she said.
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This does not qualify as cause for breaking up families.
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His marriage to Ms. Hanley was breaking up by 2015.
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I feel petty for breaking up with him over it.
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Breaking up the United States is the solution, he said.
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In the second photo, police are breaking up the demonstration.
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Sometimes, you only learn what love is by breaking up.
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Warren and Sanders have both proposed breaking up big agribusiness.
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Mr Cohn's version, however, was not about breaking up banks.
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That marriage wound up breaking up shortly after that period.
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For Mr. Flannery, breaking up may be hard to do.
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He ended up breaking up with me via Snapchat messenger.
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The singer and model previously dated before breaking up in 2016.
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Advocates of breaking up Big Tech including Democratic presidential candidate Sen.
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The Senators have also expressed support for breaking up big agriculture.
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In it, she proposed breaking up Google, Facebook, Amazon — and Apple.
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The bitcoin community can't even agree on whether it's breaking up.
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At the time Intel denied it was breaking up with wearables.
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Warren is not the first to suggest breaking up big tech.
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Erika: I mean, like obviously, relationships, friendships breaking up and everything.
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Sure, they tackled regulating and even breaking up big tech companies.
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It's like breaking up a fight with a bunch of kids.
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Their chain is breaking up like no one has seen before.
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Therefore, breaking up large banks would allow more folly, not less.
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The best part of breaking up is not the making up.
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Breaking up became the unraveling of my identity in a way.
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But breaking up and building a new relationship is much harder.
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There was a lot of people sleeping together and breaking up.
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He did not cite any reasons for the company breaking up.
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The same principles apply in the debate over breaking up Facebook.
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And, as Bloomberg notes, breaking up companies is hard to do.
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Breaking up the currency bloc would trigger a massive economic crisis.
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It was probably right around the time we were breaking up.
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Now that he's leaving the business, it's like breaking up again.
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Breaking up Facebook "could be most concerning for investors," Post said.
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The practice of not breaking up in person is nothing new.
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Allow to cool completely before breaking up into smaller pieces. 4.
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EDT that he was "looking at" breaking up the big banks.
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"Breaking up is hard, but you'll get through this," Melanie said.
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"I don't think breaking up the companies fixes it," Lanier said.
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Elizabeth Warren has called for breaking up Amazon, Google, and Facebook.
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You spend more time breaking up than you did working together.
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Have you ever dated the same person again after breaking up?
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Gigi got together with Zayn just after breaking up with Jonas.
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With their lack of chemistry, breaking up seems the wise course.
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Breaking up with your contractor is a truly desperate last resort.
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I feel like you'll be the one breaking up with me.
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"We're not breaking up talks at this point," Mr. Lighthizer said.
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Reports about deportations breaking up families are featured regularly on television.
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A good compilation tape, like breaking up, is hard to do.
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Trian's initial plan for G.E. didn't involve breaking up the company.
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They rarely sold slaves, especially if it meant breaking up families.
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"Literally every day they are breaking up homeless encampments," Bluthenthal said.
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The FT reports that Meredith is considering breaking up Time Inc.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Henry Adamson is breaking up with his bookie.
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Smarter Living: Breaking up with a therapist can be nerve-racking.
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But breaking up with a barber in New York is hard.
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Instead of breaking up Facebook, America should create a public alternative.
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"Breaking up companies, I think that's a big step," Patricof said.
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Breaking up with Facebook is a lot harder than you think.
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Breaking up with someone is particularly painful if they mistreated you.
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Breaking up the big banks will not help, and might even hurt.
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The airline industry — we might consider retroactively breaking up parts of it.
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The singer and model, 21, previously dated before breaking up in 2016.
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Regulators have not, however, begun the process of breaking up a bank.
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He laughed off rumors of them breaking up, saying it wasn't happening.
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Kath's death changed the band forever, forcing them to consider breaking up.
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Obviously, this episode ends with Creek breaking up with her entire family.
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Dating in Hollywood can be tricky, and breaking up even more so.
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Cory Booker stopped short of committing to breaking up the tech industry.
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Booker overshadowed him on the topic of breaking up large tech companies.
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"The case for breaking up Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google," touted another.
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According to meteorologists, the unseasonably hot weather should be breaking up soon.
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Usually Wall Street hates the idea of the government breaking up business.
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Moretz and Beckham recently rekindled their romance after breaking up in 2016.
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Grande and Miller dated for two years before breaking up in May.
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So you don't think breaking up is the way to do it.
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All bands are on the cusp of breaking up at all times.
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Add turkey and cook, breaking up with a spoon, until browned.4.
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The actress and Stowell, 31, dated for seven months before breaking up.
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Watch: Sheryl Sandberg says breaking up Facebook doesn't address big underlying issues
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"By excluding LGBT Catholics, you are breaking up God's family," he added.
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For a chunk of millennials, breaking up often doesn't mean for good.
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He declined or say whether this could include breaking up the company.
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You know how the song goes: Breaking up is hard to do.
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Is there a perfect outfit to wear when breaking up with someone?
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Breaking up is hard to do ... but especially hard for these 2.
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"Of course breaking up with anybody you love is a loss, period."
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Conservatives have long bandied about the idea of breaking up the court.
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They say breaking up is hard to do, but is it really?
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The United States has a proud tradition of breaking up concentrated wealth.
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Breaking up the state would add four new members to the Senate.
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But that wasn't even Stern's first foray into breaking up hate groups.
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THE SQUID AND THE WHALE A marriage breaking up is hard enough.
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Elizabeth Warren has made breaking up big tech central to her campaign.
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When we were breaking up, I got into finding pools and skating.
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They released one album, "Just Colour," the following year, before breaking up.
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Breaking up the monotony, a mob of emus raced alongside the ute.
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She said she feared it meant he was breaking up with her.
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Consider breaking up your stay by booking a few nights in each.
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Old me thanks young Kinsella and Holmes for breaking up the band.
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The panel's solution is, however, subtler than simply breaking up the giants.
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One even raised the prospect of breaking up the social media giant.
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At first, she's livid at them for breaking up the love affair.
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"You could [also] talk about breaking [up] these companies," such as Facebook.
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"Brotopia: Breaking Up the Boys' Club of Silicon Valley" by Emily Chang
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Sanders, Warren, and Buttigieg all talked about breaking up big corporate monopolies.
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Just a jam, a souvenir from breaking up the scuffle, he thought.
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Breaking up with a friend can be even harder than breaking up with a lover, asserts Sharon Saline, Massachusetts-based psychologist and lecturer at Smith College School for Social Work who has experience as both dumper and dumpee.
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Breaking up with a friend can be even harder than breaking up with a lover, says Sharon Saline, a Massachusetts-based psychologist and lecturer at Smith College School for Social Work who has experience as both dumper and dumpee.
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" After listening to Wendt's worries, Loch asks, "Are you breaking up with me?
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Were the "midroll" ads that played throughout an episode breaking up the narrative?
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They re-connected last summer on Bachelor in Paradise … before breaking up again.
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Breaking up the tech giants is a satisfying war cry—but probably futile.
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Kardashian initially slammed Woods on Twitter, blaming her for breaking up her family.
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Have you ever dated the same person again after breaking up with them?
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Breaking up is hard to do — we all know this to be true.
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In addition, valuing friendship also decreased the chances of the couple breaking up.
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But breaking up with the platforms is going to be hard to do.
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Or breaking up with their boyfriend via IM. Or purchasing $240 in turtlenecks.
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Breaking up Google is a harder proposition, but could involve peeling off Android.
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Breaking up is hard to do, but finding love is much, much harder.
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If that doesn't yield dividends, regulators should consider breaking up the big airlines.
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After breaking up in 2014, Taylor Swift and Spotify are getting back together.
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Chris Pratt and Anna Faris are breaking up after eight years of marriage.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), have been vocal about breaking up big tech companies.
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Why is Hanna lying to everyone about breaking up with Jordan (David Coussins)?
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But there was no investigation focused on breaking up any of the companies.
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Apple didn't clarify on stage which technologies it used in breaking up iTunes.
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But nobody really endorsed her plan for breaking up big tech as wholeheartedly.
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And despite breaking up, Wharton says the two never lost their initial spark.
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In your white paper, something you didn't bring up was breaking up Facebook.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, are pushing for breaking up major tech companies.
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To be clear, breaking up Facebook would be very, very bad for Facebook.
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Breaking up doesn't change minds — it just makes you feel better about yourself.
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Jennifer Lawrence and Darren Aronofsky are still spending time together despite breaking up.
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And the star said the show taught her a lot about breaking up.
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News, they were together for five months before breaking up in September 2018.
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When Tribe announced that they were breaking up, no one was really surprised.
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Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up with Me, Mariko Tamaki & Rosemary Valero O'ConnellMay 7
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Add the sausage and cook, breaking up the pieces, until browned, 5 minutes.
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They ended up breaking up when they found out they were third cousins.
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The couple dated for eight years before breaking up for about a year.
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Add ground beef, cook, stirring and breaking up, until browned, about 5 minutes.
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"The mental and strategic leap is breaking up navigation and consumption," he says.
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Obviously, breaking up — with anything and anyone: friends, lovers, your apartment — is hard.
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Breaking up hurts (trust me, we've all been there), but it'll get better.
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But does that mean we're "breaking up" or some kid shit like that?
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Breaking up the dominant firms requires decades of litigation and may not succeed.
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She didn't get it and thought that I was breaking up with her.
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Breaking up Facebook or Google into smaller companies does not remove these incentives.
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And I thought NBC did a nice job of breaking up the tedium.
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The Daily News comes back to the mechanics of breaking up the banks.
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He played 74 snaps on defense in 14 games, breaking up one pass.
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Those anecdotal stories are intriguing, heart breaking, up-lifting, depressing, and oftentimes, singular.
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Personally, I'm torn on whether breaking up Facebook and Google will accomplish much.
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After breaking up six years ago, the Jonas Brothers made a glorious comeback.
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House leadership is mulling breaking up the funding effort into smaller spending bills.
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Since breaking up I've really thrown myself into my music and college work.
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You said at the start that The Go-Go's aren't actually breaking up.
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Even stranger, it doesn't double as an album-length ode to breaking up.
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Sanders proposes bringing back the Glass-Steagall Act and breaking up big banks.
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The girl came over and they ended up breaking up on the spot.
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Breaking up with Ariana Grande ... turns you blue ... but in a good way.
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The Secret to Marriage is Never Getting Married How to Stop Breaking Up
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Breaking up big companies isn't easy: It's expensive and takes a long time.
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Are people breaking up because of the well-intentioned advice she has given?
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Senator Elizabeth Warren, for example, has called for breaking up big tech companies.
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The explosions would shake the earth, breaking up rock for the processing facility.
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Then, the focus was on breaking up monopolies, prohibiting cartels and blocking mergers.
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The couple recently got back together after breaking up sometime around November 2019.
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She keeps breaking up with and getting back together with Jason (Lucas Neff).
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Exum hit Woods in the midsection after breaking up a long pass attempt.
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The hardest part of breaking up with an app is moving your data.
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However, she urges that when breaking up with someone, you shouldn't be rash.
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He lays on the floor motionless as passersby begin breaking up the fight.
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Breaking up Facebook or Apple sounds good, but it wouldn't address this issue.
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Proponents say it would be more effective than breaking up big tech companies.
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Halsey began dating Evan Peters after quietly breaking up with English singer Yungblud.
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Across political party identification, Americans are pretty consistent about breaking up Big Tech.
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People breaking up and the only thing of interest was the stock. Right?
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Sanders has made breaking up big banks central to his campaign, so now thousands of Sanders supporters who've probably never actually given a ton of thought to the details of bank regulation are very fired up about breaking up banks.
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He added that breaking up GKN's auto and aero units would make valuation easier.
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Shortly after breaking up with her first boyfriend, she quickly got together with Jess.
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Ocasio-Cortez in the past has talked about breaking up big Wall Street banks.
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Nowhere was that more evident than in the commercials breaking up the longer infomercials.
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That bundle is breaking up, the TV guys are going to say, 'No more.
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" She continues, "Then David Diamond was breaking up with his partner of 8 years.
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Angus suggested breaking up the company or even making it like a public utility.
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Kamala Harris said "we have to seriously take a look" at breaking up Facebook.
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Mr Carswell is particularly impassioned about breaking up what he sees as political cartels.
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One night in December 2014 the conversation turned towards the possibility of breaking up.
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Our police and deputies are focused on fighting crime not breaking up hardworking families.
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Labour has been on the brink of breaking up since Mr Corbyn took over.
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Both of Austria's prospective leaders accept that the country's political system is breaking up.
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The three then began to pitch their argument for breaking up Facebook to lawmakers.
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That book, "Brotopia: Breaking Up the Boys' Club of Silicon Valley," comes out tomorrow.
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One Pittsburgh police officer injured his hand breaking up a fracas between concert attendees.
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Bernie Sanders called for the breaking up of major financial institutions on Wall Street.
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Another American corporate icon has decided that breaking up is the thing to do.
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States currently draw electoral maps based on total population, breaking up equally sized districts.
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That rarely happens, and when it does, it often leads to more breaking up.
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A host of editorials have made the case for (and against) breaking up Facebook.
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Discovery is working on an alternative plan for breaking up UKTV, the Telegraph said.
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Explain why a little more, why you think breaking up is a last resort.
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And breaking up the ownership of the company may not make that any easier.
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Breaking up iTunes forced Apple to figure out what to do with device syncing.
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Autopilot Supplier Ends Relationship With Tesla Over Safety ConcernsMobileye is breaking up with Tesla.
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"Is it to say I'm somehow responsible for your marriage breaking up?" she wondered.
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Recently, Democratic presidential candidate Senator Elizabeth Warren proposed breaking up the big tech firms.
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So your friend, he said, she knew we were breaking up before I did?
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Trump has also expressed interest in breaking up the already completed Comcast NBCUniversal merger.
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For the most part, breaking up over text at all is a bad idea.
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I mean, if you're breaking up with someone, I guess you'd wanna look good!
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The most fun part of the ending though is Val breaking up with Archie.
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Breaking up with your girlfriend of two months is really hard when you're 14.
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It's officially a Squad-wide epidemic ... Gigi Hadid and Zayn Malik are breaking up.
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Splitting the group in two and breaking up with one half was so difficult!
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Kruger previously dated Joshua Jackson for 10 years before breaking up in summer 2016.
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Earlier this month, Warren also proposed breaking up big tech companies such as Amazon.
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Frankel and Jason Hoppy were married for five years before breaking up in 2012.
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Going back to government, do you think we should be breaking up these giants?
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The Beatles arguably invented everything, including the very notion of a band's breaking up.
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Is this like breaking up with someone in a restaurant so they don't cry?
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"We all know that breaking up is hard," European Council President Donald Tusk warned.
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Elizabeth Warren has made breaking up large tech companies a cornerstone of her platform.
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"He was breaking up an attack on his dog — he was rescuing his dog," .
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Certain influencers are particularly good at breaking up the perfection on your Instagram feed.
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More young voters agree with Warren on breaking up big tech, the survey found.
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Scott Disick and Kourtney Kardashian have plenty to bind them, even after breaking up.
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Kruger previously dated Joshua Jackson for ten years before breaking up in Summer 2016.
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Or because breaking up with friends is awkward and we want to avoid that?
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I don't think he forgave me for breaking up with him, which was fair.
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"Breaking up with Juan Pablo was an empowering feminist moment for me," she said.
|
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In January, rumors of the band breaking up permanently gave teenagers worldwide heart palpitations.
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We actually see this OPEC agreement breaking up towards the middle of next year.
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A local news report showed Tlaib breaking up a spat between protesters and onlookers.
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Breaking up corporate power is, of course, an excellent first step toward populist democracy.
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In 1991, when Yugoslavia was breaking up, there was fighting just across the border.
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Mom and Dad are breaking up, but at least they did good work beforehand.
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Wish list: Breaking up the bloated iTunes app and a cleaner Apple Music experience.
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The panting pack sociably trots together, the shelter's guides breaking up the occasional disagreement.
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Breaking up budgeting into smaller portions would create more opportunities for real legislative work.
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Breaking up the tech platforms would cause any number of difficult problems for executives.
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Steve Holmes: It's weird in retrospect that breaking up was such a non-event.
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"If you have to, you do it," Simons said about breaking up tech companies.
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After dating and breaking up when Hailey was 19, the pair reconnected through church.
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Breaking up is hard to do… but sometimes you've just got to do it.
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Out of nowhere he says he is considering breaking up the nation's biggest banks.
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Their dismay at breaking up (they've since reunited) is sometimes aggravated by their conditions.
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The band continued to record and tour before breaking up in the late 1970s.
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Fortunately, some factors are readily apparent, even to the breaking-up-with-me layperson.
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Even when you know you have to do it, breaking up always seems impossible.
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And of course Jen and Vince briefly got together while breaking up on-screen.
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Whether breaking up or getting back together, full moons bring something to its culmination.
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Congress has certain powers, and breaking up companies is actually not one of them.
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"So, thanks for breaking up the band," Kevin told Corden as he unhooked himself.
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The holiday season is notorious for breaking up otherwise healthy eating and exercise habits.
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That's right, the season for giving thanks is also the season for breaking up.
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Warren has made breaking up Big Tech a signature promise of her presidential campaign.
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In July, he said he would "absolutely" consider breaking up Amazon, Facebook, and Google.
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Breaking up Amazon might play well on Twitter, but the company remains immensely popular.
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Meanwhile, liberal Democrats have made clear that they mean breaking up the large banks.
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To deal with these problems, progressive Democrats have suggested breaking up the tech company.
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I'm breaking up with you," wrote Camerota, the co-anchor of CNN's "New Day.
|
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) has proposed breaking up Facebook, Google, Amazon, and Apple. Sen.
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But as Yglesias concedes, there's only so much that breaking up D.C. will do.
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The operative verb for breaking up the old Tappan Zee is dismantle not demolish.
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I bought a small ice pick for breaking up frozen vegetables and other things.
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Finally, after three years of this, we decided we couldn't handle breaking up anymore.
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"There's not been any breaking up, at least not as yet," Mr. Travers said.
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Laura Ingraham, the Fox News host, also announced she was breaking up with Nike.
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His third marriage came 4 years after breaking up with longtime GF Holly Madison.
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She blasted InTouch for running a cover story that the two were breaking up.
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What's to stop other states – especially those with big populations – from breaking up as well?
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After all, breaking up a double play never really had anything to do with baseball.
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Breaking up with a show seems like it'd be hard to do, but it isn't.
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The Replacements got back together, briefly, a few years ago before abruptly breaking up again.
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Kardashian, 34, initially slammed Woods on Twitter and blamed her for breaking up her family.
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First, we reject the cruelty of breaking up families and pulling students out of colleges.
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The group went on to release six platinum albums together before breaking up in 1979.
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Seems pretty obvious, but he tells us she's now his ex-GF ... they're breaking up.
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Instead, she more cautiously suggested that some agglomerations of power may be worth breaking up.
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Any referendum on independence risks being copied in other regions, potentially breaking up the country.
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After breaking up over four years ago, I recently began Snapchatting my ex-boyfriend, Matt.
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The breaking up is more diffuse, though breakup isn't even the right word for it.
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Allegedly, hours after breaking up with her, Unglert called Lombard and asked to hang out.
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Relinquishment, which is a chosen loss, like giving up smoking or breaking up with someone.
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I guess I didn't expect the breakup to suck if I did the breaking up.
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Breaking up is hard to do – especially if you're Kit Harington leaving behind Jon Snow.
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Kardashian initially slammed the model on Twitter and blamed her for breaking up her family.
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Presidential contender Elizabeth Warren last week proposed breaking up tech giants like Google and Facebook.
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But TBH, I didn't exactly do the hard work of breaking up with him, either.
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A creative baker is making the bitterness of breaking up a little easier to stomach.
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The idea isn't entirely unique: Breaking up via desserts has become an internet attention grabber.
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Kardashian, 34, initially slammed Woods on Twitter and blamed her for breaking up her family.
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The breaking up of Valve's dominance is good for players and companies that make games.
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So, I feel like I'm like a school counselor (Christine laughs), constantly breaking up fights.
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There has even been Instagram drama between the Gomez and The Weeknd since breaking up.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Kamala Harris of California, have talked about breaking up Facebook.
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Breaking up the banks – they're too big and too powerful – that's not on my agenda.
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And it&aposs not like we are breaking up a perfectly free trade environment here.
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"I can't even envision [us breaking up], but I would be devastated," he told her.
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Pitt and Paltrow dated for 2 ½ years, even getting engaged before breaking up in 1997.
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Kardashian, 33, initially slammed Woods on Twitter and blamed her for breaking up her family.
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Yep, they all graced the silver screen as a duo...and ended up breaking up.
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Elizabeth Warren has made breaking up big tech companies a key platform of her campaign.
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Andrea started at Raidd six years ago, just after breaking up with his ex-boyfriend.
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Christian was on the verge of breaking up with Dani, but the tragedy binds them.
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Elizabeth Warren's call for breaking up big tech companies like Amazon and Google last month.
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In one neighborhood, multi-generational families face breaking up households and finding smaller housing units.
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" In 2015, the company kicked off a six-month campaign on "breaking up with stress.
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Why does everyone have to make his job harder by breaking up all the time?
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As far as us breaking up at a time when we are still climbing up.
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I read that you guys were on the verge of breaking up at this point?
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Mnuchin told the Senate Banking Committee last month that it wouldn't include breaking up banks.
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On Thursday, The Wall Street Journal reported that Thiel was breaking up with Silicon Valley.
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The facts show that breaking up large companies would make America less progressive, not more.
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"If it's to avoid breaking up, I have never seen that work," Dr. Sheff said.
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Your soul's breaking up into a gazillion tiny particles because of all this hysterical shrieking.
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The Trump administration appears headed toward breaking up the U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM).
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Harris told the Times that protecting privacy is her priority over breaking up tech companies.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden has said that he's open to breaking up big tech.
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John Delaney supports increased regulation and updating antitrust laws, but not breaking up big tech.
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Despite breaking up several times, they always found a way back into each other's lives.
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Elizabeth Warren, a 2020 Democratic presidential candidate who has advocated breaking up major tech companies.
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Opposition leaders slammed the government for arbitrary use of force in breaking up Monday's demonstrations.
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But some lawmakers cautioned that talk of breaking up large tech giants is premature. Rep.
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It's the old John McCain maneuver, applied to a man responsible for breaking up families.
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Even so, breaking up with melodic death metal was a pivotal turning point for me.
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Add the "meat" and cook, breaking up with a wooden spoon, until browned, 7 minutes.
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And Mr. Zuckerberg says that breaking up his social network would help China dominate tech.
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After breaking up the fight, the two men congratulate themselves, adrenaline pumping through their bodies.
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Elizabeth Warren has made breaking up Big Tech a part of her 2020 presidential campaign.
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Will it be his European partners, with whom he's messily breaking up with right now?
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Omarosa's breaking up with Donald Trump -- she's quit her post ... according to the White House.
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In recent years, it succeeded in breaking up racial concentrations at a handful of schools.
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Mr. Hughes's call for breaking up Facebook may have greater resonance given the political moment.
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Breaking up Facebook: Activists in the U.S. want the F.T.C. to follow in Europe's footsteps.
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"It's not just putting people out — it's breaking up a village, really," Ms. Bangura said.
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So this history of breaking up families continues, with the same sort of rationales used.
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Those include breaking up large gatherings and chatting via teleconference instead of face-to-face.
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Vanessa Hudgens has made her first public appearance since reportedly breaking up with Austin Butler.
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He mused about breaking up the big banks; special aide Ivanka plugged helping Syrian refugees.
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Cook, breaking up into smaller pieces using a wooden spoon, until browned, about 5 minutes.
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That brought a swift retort from Warren, who in March called for breaking up Amazon.
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Over the years, politicians and regulators have floated the idea of breaking up of Amazon.
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Louisiana's Chandeleur Islands, an integral way station for migrating birds, have long been breaking up.
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"Either I'm moving in with you or I'm breaking up with you," Mr. Summers said.
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The idea of breaking up the union isn't quite as outrageous as it might seem.
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In parts of Europe and Asia, farmers were breaking up forests thousands of years ago.
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Elsewhere, socialists have extolled "free" college, breaking up financial institutions, and a $15 minimum wage.
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The rupture could have cruised right through it, without expending energy breaking up pristine rock.
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Well, I felt like such a failure, but I had trouble breaking up with her.
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Trump and his ecosystem for breaking up some of the artifice, specifically around political reporting?
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Elizabeth Warren has made it clear she is for breaking up the social media company.
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Worse yet, he was on the brink of breaking up with his long-time girlfriend.
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Everything is so strained that one of Riverdale's central couples ends the episode by breaking up.
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"There are aspects of Glass-Steagall you support, but not breaking up the banks," she said.
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" On breaking up big banks: "The big banks aren't big banks compared to other big banks.
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Breaking up is hard to do, as Vanderpump Rules star Stassi Schroeder knows all too well.
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Breaking up is hard to do, especially when you're doing it for … a super weird reason.
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For Democrats, there have been some empty threats of breaking up the pseudo-monopolies, sort of.
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Now, we're so bad at breaking up that many of us aren't doing it at all.
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But he wasn't having any of these upstarts' guff about breaking up the big tech platforms.
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Breaking up these companies, and their control over the online advertising marketplace, will undoubtedly be beneficial.
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I bet she's the one who does the breaking up, not the one who gets dumped.
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Arie did not cry once, nor show emotion at all, while breaking up with Becca. 5.
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Celebrity couples have been making up and breaking up for as long as we can remember.
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Now Mehrunnisha is expert in breaking up bar fights, frisking female customers, and uncovering illegal drugs.
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But it's about them, the NFL as a league, breaking up the broadcast and streaming rights.
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John Cena and Nikki Bella have called it quits ... calling off their engagement and breaking up.
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Breaking up Big Tech would cause more problems than it would fix, according to Mark Cuban.
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He also enacted large-scale land reform, breaking up big estates into ejidos, or peasant collectives.
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Both sides increasingly see breaking up the company as the best way to resolve the dispute.
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"No, it's not a full moon — your friends are just breaking up," Munn recalled her saying.
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Maria, the D Block captain, begins picking people from C Block, thus breaking up the blocks.
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The cheerleaders' only complaint is the lack of a 21st proposal: breaking up the tech giants.
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When it comes to breaking up, people tend to focus on the "how" after the fact.
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Breaking up big tech has also been an increasingly loud conversation even inside Silicon Valley itself.
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In the middle of breaking up—the middle of being broken up with—he got thirsty.
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Donald Trump is a disruptive force in the Republican Party, breaking up longstanding alliances and friendships.
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Sort of like breaking up with your high school girlfriend on the drive up to college.
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The exes have been apart publicly since September 2017 ... when they announced they were breaking up.
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And for that reason, breaking up some company isn't going to make those problems go away.
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But no one talks about breakups, even though we're breaking up as much as we're dating.
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To succeed at breaking up today's economic overlords, Democrats must pursue three related approaches to antitrust.
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After meeting during Sanders' mayoral campaign in 1981, they dated for eight years before breaking up.
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The document is careful; it never entertains the possibility of breaking up the big tech companies.
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It was unclear if a sale of assets would require breaking up the Esso joint venture.
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As such, the paper proposes potentially breaking up Amazon or regulating it like a public utility.
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COO Sheryl Sandberg has explicitly said that breaking up Facebook would help Chinese social media rivals.
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He also said he would look at "breaking" up Comcast's acquisition of NBC Universal in 2013.
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The move officially starts a long regulatory chain that could end with breaking up the banks.
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Among the ideas floated by Kashkari is breaking up large banks into smaller, less connected entities.
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In the paper, she proposes potentially breaking up Amazon or regulating it like a public utility.
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Should it pursue a classic activist strategy of breaking up the company, Rolls's predicament could worsen.
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Look for his name in camp reports, breaking up passes and popping up around the ball.
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Critics and lawmakers have advocated for breaking up dominant tech giants like Google, Amazon and Facebook.
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At last, they made a genuine commitment to getting younger and breaking up a stale roster.
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We had two weeks left on our lease, but we had not talked about breaking up.
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Before you commit to breaking up with Facebook, it's important to handicap the potential collateral damage.
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The first concession, they said we could stay there all night — and people started breaking up.
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In some parts of the Arctic the sea ice is already breaking up before winter's end.
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BROTOPIA Breaking Up the Boys' Club in Silicon Valley By Emily Chang 320 pp. Portfolio. $28.
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How does being gay shape your view of U.S.-German relations or breaking up big tech?
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"When you're talking about alcohol, it's always just drunken driving or breaking up families," he said.
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Ms. Weber insisted that breaking up the set was not in the spirit of its creator.
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"Fats was breaking up the place, man," Mr. Bartholomew told The Cleveland Plain Dealer in 20063.
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It was awkward, but at that point, I didn't think I was breaking up our friendship.
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He recalled breaking up Drejka and Kelly's argument, but he said that Drejka was usually calm.
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At a Democratic caucus, Iowans begin by breaking up into groups based on their candidate preference.
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Breaking up is hard to do, and harder still when you share an Amazon Prime account.
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They dated for several months — and occasionally packed on the PDA — before breaking up in April.
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She immediately said yes, touching off a whirlwind romance more than a decade after breaking up.
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GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) is said to be considering breaking up the company, according to the Financial Times.
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GlaxoSmithKline – Glaxo is said to be considering breaking up the company, according to the Financial Times.
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It was the latest indicator that support for breaking up the largest financial institutions is growing.
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Even for users who aren't also Google employees, breaking up with the tech giant is hard.
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You have to be bold and outspoken, and really tell them exactly why you're breaking up.
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He has also said that he's interested in breaking up the completed Comcast and NBCUniversal merger.
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Breaking up with your boyfriend because his father, the prince of hell, made you is ok.
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In 20133, as Yugoslavia was breaking up, she and her husband returned to live in Skopje.
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Sanders' calls for reining in Wall Street and breaking up big banks dovetail with Warren's views.
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Elizabeth Warren have both talked about breaking up big tech companies including Facebook, Google, and Amazon.
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Miller and pop superstar Ariana Grande dated for about two years, breaking up in May 2018.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)One of the world's biggest investors is breaking up with Goldman Sachs.
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After breaking up with her long-term boyfriend, she moved to Atlanta and lost 80 pounds.
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The canals provided an easy route for salt water into the area's marshes, breaking up wetlands.
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So despite Charlie's considerable new-money wealth, Astrid's family pressured her into breaking up with him.
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Breaking up Facebook is just one of many ideas surrounding what to do about the company.
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He ran on breaking up the trusts, and making sure that he preserved a capitalist system.
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That way, meetings aren't breaking up the episodes, and more ambitious work is allowed to unfurl.
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After dating, then breaking up, then dating again, then getting engaged, then breaking up again, then dating again, then getting engaged again, and ultimately making the ill-advised decision to get full-on married, Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth have finally, actually ended their 10-year relationship.
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Everybody knows breaking up is hard to do, but it's getting a little easier for Mandy Moore.
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I'm less excited about breaking up companies under growth that just got there and are doing things.
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Breaking up California has been the hobby of a Silicon Valley billionaire and cryptocurrency guru Tim Draper.
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Breaking up the big four don't solve those problems, it actually might even create more of them.
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Breaking up with someone can feel like getting punched in the gut nonstop for weeks on end.
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VICE: With the title of your book, you're basically saying breaking up is like committing a crime?
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Breaking up with a friend is easier than it sounds, but we just aren't taught how to.
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I think it's time to discuss breaking up Facebook, can you convince me not to do so?
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You're a couple in Hollywood — shouldn't you be busy breaking up on Snapchat or subtweeting each other?
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The best offense against terrorism is prevention: breaking up cells, stopping radicalization, reaching out to young Muslims.
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Ariana Grande's fans are breaking up with her song "7 Rings," but not because they are bored!
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Then, they lose energy and turn into other particles like a meteor breaking up in Earth's atmosphere.
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In other words, are these couples breaking up for their chance to be on Bachelor in Paradise?
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She recommends limiting each session to exactly that (five minutes) and breaking up those sessions with playtime.
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Biden said in May that the country should "take a really hard look" at breaking up Facebook.
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Warren, I was wondering how personally worried you are about regulators coming in and breaking up Facebook?
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Laury dismissed analysts' suggestions that value could be unlocked by breaking-up Kingfisher rather than restructuring it.
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We asked asked friends to tell us those awkward times they failed at breaking up with someone.
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Despite breaking up because of their increasingly busy schedules in August, the duo were spotted out together.
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Elizabeth Warren, which advocated for the breaking up big technology companies, for violating its terms of service.
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Breaking up the banks might make campaigning politicians look good, but it won't help bank investors much.
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It's also why, after breaking up with someone, being reminded of your ex makes you so miserable.
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Elizabeth Warren, a top Democratic presidential candidate, has made breaking up tech giants core to her bid.
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He calls for breaking up Facebook and aggressively regulating all monopolists, however they arrived at their position.
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Admit that you know breaking up over text isn't ideal, but it feels like the best option.
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What really matters, rather than the number of breakups, is what's driving them to keep breaking up.
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You hear stories about people breaking up because they are too dedicated, people hurting themselves with intensity.
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Both variables are crucial in assessing how fast the ice shelf is breaking up, says Dr Dowdeswell.
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We've been debating breaking up for two months, and tonight we end up getting into an argument.
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Breaking up with my relaxer gave me an opportunity to discover the true versatility of my hair.
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As Axios notes, there's one proposal that isn't on the table: actually breaking up big tech companies.
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Another officer suggested the noise might be the sound of concrete breaking up from the intense heat.
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But where the 36-year-old really got real was in talking about breaking up with Corinne.
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And she says she worried the trip and money was his way of breaking up with her.
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He is currently evaluating possible policies including breaking up the large banks and requiring more capital reserves.
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Add the sausage and cook, breaking up into smaller pieces using a wooden spoon, about 4 minutes.
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Sia and Erik Lang are headed for splitsville -- they're breaking up after a short 2 year marriage.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont has made breaking up big institutions a cornerstone of his Democratic presidential campaign.
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"The time to consider breaking up these companies is here," Bove wrote in a note to clients.
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Talking about breaking up well-oiled, wealth-concentration machines is being seen as a populist vote winner.
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So what's the point in even breaking up when he's still going to be able to watch?
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The scandal has led to calls for breaking up the bank, which does business around the globe.
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DiCaprio and Bündchen memorably dated for five years in the early 2000s before breaking up in 2005.
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The European Union's antitrust chief has not ruled out breaking up Google over concerns about its dominance.
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Elizabeth Warren has been especially critical, and breaking up Facebook is a major part of her platform.
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And I do think that DuPont's a buy here because it's got some breaking up to do.
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Breaking up banks along the old Glass-Steagall lines is a solution searching desperately for a problem.
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"This place was home to me and to so many others," Enza said, breaking up in tears.
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Fans of the Jonas Brothers don't have to worry about the band breaking up again anytime soon.
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What are the risks of breaking up these companies or otherwise imposing serious regulations on their conduct?
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Go deeper: The criminal justice reform coalition is breaking up Editor's note: This piece earlier misnamed Rep.
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If you're not interested in leaving your company after breaking up with a coworker, there are alternatives.
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Breaking up with Paleo helped me find the peace and freedom I had been seeking all along.
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They come from policymakers breaking up concentrations of power, because the last thing power wants is competition.
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Instead of breaking up, you're willing to admit that things are complicated between the two of you.
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Over the past few weeks, Verizon has been breaking up with thousands of customers in rural America.
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The Massachusetts senator's presidential aspirations include higher taxes on the wealthy and breaking up the big banks.
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Warren has been the most vocal candidate about breaking up big tech companies like Facebook and Amazon.
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The Jonas Brothers returned with a new album, tour, and documentary after abruptly breaking up in 2013.
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Here's a guide to breaking up with the social network and its photo-sharing app for good.
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One Woman's Guide to Breaking Up Rule No. 1: Don't ask all your friends for advice. Why?
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Add the beef and cook, stirring and breaking up the pieces, until browned, 6 to 7 minutes.
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Even a tech worker whose project was blocked by Google argued against breaking up the tech giants.
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Studies have shown that breaking up those clusters of poverty could help improve schools across the board.
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Neither is likely to support breaking up VW, which would reduce their influence over Porsche's profitable operation.
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The "Deal breaker?" here is a NARC because the officer is supposedly breaking up a drug deal.
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The Conservative Party, which opposes breaking up the United Kingdom, expects to make modest gains on Thursday.
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I think breaking up the ingredients into smaller, more manageable doses really helped stave off my nausea.
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Raychell: This one's amazing for breaking up extra fat, so, this one, we really take our time.
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That said, breaking up Amazon, as an example, would not magically revive the main streets of Indiana.
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The benefits of breaking up Conservatives have been leaving, too, founding or joining more theologically traditional denominations.
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Breaking up with me is a very personal choice, and no one can make it for you.
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Brokers also describe breaking up larger orders into a series of shipments from ports scattered around China.
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That would mean that 'we were on a break' was in fact her breaking up with Ross.
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It's a bunch of former employees breaking up a monopoly of which they saw the inner workings.
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Let them express their complaints about how hard breaking up is, even after the breakup is over.
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They are intelligent and can rationalize staying together just as much as they can rationalize breaking up.
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That shatter you just heard was the sound of one of Hollywood's most solid couples breaking up.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: By the way, talking about competition, you've talked about breaking up the banks before.
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Breaking up the "caliphate" will not do more than begin to win the overall battle against terrorism.
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CNN anchor Alisyn Camerota announced on Wednesday in an op-ed that she's "breaking up" with Twitter.
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Add the tomatoes and cook, breaking up with a wooden spoon, until slightly soft, about 2 minutes.
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After a standoff of several days, the police moved in, breaking up barricades and unleashing tear gas.
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After breaking up for the second time this year, Halsey and G-Eazy are steadily moving on.
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There's an argument to be made, as Ezra Klein did, that breaking up Facebook isn't the answer.
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"The justification for breaking up Facebook would be that they have massive economies of scale," he said.
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Wilds told police that Syed had said he was going to kill Lee for breaking up with him.
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It's been a real bummer this past week after learning the news that Majical Cloudz was breaking up.
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And that was a band that was just on the verge of breaking up right before making it.
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Both firms started building their own e-commerce platforms soon after breaking up with their main revenue driver.
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Atlanta Falcons cornerback Desmond Trufant was pumped about breaking up a pass on Oakland Raiders wideout Amari Cooper.
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President Donald Trump is interested in breaking up Big Tech — but not for the reasons you might expect.
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To think: This could have all been avoided by breaking up with your boyfriend before this trip. Sigh.
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"Nobody likes" breaking up families and "seeing babies ripped from their mothers' arms," presidential counselor Kellyanne Conway said.
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Zuckerberg has argued that breaking up Facebook could pave the way for international competitors, like those from China.
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He played in nine games and started two last season, making 16 tackles and breaking up four passes.
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Add the turkey and cook, while breaking up in the pan with a wooden spoon, about 3 minutes.
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Robert De Niro and his wife, Grace Hightower, are breaking up after more than two decades of marriage.
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Image: RingAfter breaking up with his boyfriend, Jesus Echezarreta changed the password on his Ring smart doorbell—twice.
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I was distraught for all of us who are dating, that breaking up via silence is somehow acceptable.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) proposed breaking up tech giants, including Facebook as part of her presidential campaign platform.
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Hence a variety of actions aimed at breaking up or reining in big firms and better equipping workers.
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Mr. Icahn first publicized his thoughts about breaking up A.I.G. in a series of letters starting last October.
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Speaking of social media, that's a whole other part of breaking up that millennials have to deal with.
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The two dated for six years before breaking up in June 2016 in a joint statement on Instagram.
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Aiko's fans immediately went into a tizzy, thinking that the poetic line was about the couple breaking up.
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So, even if I had the intention of breaking up, it still felt appropriate to pay for dinner.
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Sanders, meanwhile, favors breaking up the big banks and rebuilding Glass-Steagall's wall between commercial and investment banks.
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Then, you can start manipulating your roots to get it bigger by thoughtfully breaking up the curl pattern.
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Except that Fassbender's words aren't breaking up with anyone, they're just confirming the love we're all rooting for.
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We do have a unique way of breaking up our topics, switching off between aspects of a story.
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Caitlin Brodnick is an actress, comedian and author of Dangerous Boobies: Breaking Up With My Time-Bomb Breasts.
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The couple dated for three years before breaking up in late 2007 — just five months before his death.
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White Tale responded that it had never advocated breaking up the company "despite the false claims by Clariant".
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In the end, it takes Rachel breaking up with Nick to realize that he's botched the whole thing.
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After breaking up, they still drank too much and their relationship went on and off, up and down.
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The threat to the bacterial payload is similar—too much radiation breaking up the complex molecules of life.
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"We ended up, I would say, officially breaking up in September and announcing it in November," he said.
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I thought breaking up was the right thing to do, so I did it, but it was horrible.
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Trees have grown around the concrete buildings, creating shade and breaking up the large open spaces in between.
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You know what, in full moons they say crazy things happen and all my friends are breaking up.
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"It may sting, but it will provide the person you're breaking up with the necessary clarity," Trescott says.
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By excluding family firms from inheritance tax, and therefore stopping some from breaking up, means boosting their numbers.
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The Facebook co-founder just published a lengthy and extremely convincing argument for breaking up Mark Zuckerberg's empire.
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Actor Wilmer Valderrama remains close friends with Lovato after dating for six years and breaking up in 2016.
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And so... OBAMA: Look, the point is, it feels like the band is breaking up a little bit.
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Johnson and Johnson is reportedly considering breaking up the Swiss technological firm Actelion if it acquires the company.
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While the regulator did not recommend breaking up the tech giants, Sims also did not rule it out.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), who is running for president, made the case for breaking up the tech giants.
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She and Offset have had a rocky year ... breaking up and then making up in a big way.
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Breaking up with one job before you have another lined up can have real, and often damaging, effects.
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The on-again, off-again couple are breaking up for the second time in just over 3 months.
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In fact, I think that La La is the perfect person to school us on breaking up responsibly.
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McAfee is now an independent company again, and this represents McAfee's second acquisition after breaking up with Intel.
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Scene of no-crime But instead of scolding the kids or breaking up the game, he joins them.
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I would put my money on the party breaking up if someone does not stand down and compromise.
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And of course there's the issue of being vulnerable with somebody new after breaking up with a partner.
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Voters supported breaking up California into two states in 1859, but Congress never moved forward with the proposal.
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China's operation in Xinjiang is breaking up families by disappearing people and installing fear in those who remain.
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Some politicians, including Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren, have suggested breaking up Facebook by unwinding acquisitions like Instagram.
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More local autonomy, without breaking up the country, offers more stability and inclusion than distant rule from Damascus.
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They had a tumultuous relationship before officially breaking up this spring after Jenner began spending time with Scott.
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Both Sanders and Warren support "Medicare for All" and breaking up the big banks and big tech companies.
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That sparked speculation that the couple were breaking up for publicity, something Cardi was quick to shut down.
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Sen. Cory Booker talked about the danger of corporate consolidation, but does not support breaking up tech companies.
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As the last line of defense, Thompson also displayed an uncanny knack for breaking up and intercepting passes.
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But for a while my experience of my father's dying was not his breaking up into cometary bits.
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"One of the other fighters, she got a boyfriend after breaking up with a few guys," Leal says.
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He has started 12 of 29 games through two seasons, making 96 tackles and breaking up seven passes.
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She's called for breaking up the larger companies, including Facebook and Amazon, and more strictly regulating smaller ones.
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There's a lot of information and advice out there about breaking up with someone in a romantic relationship.
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The band is not breaking up— we're just not going to be touring as a band any more.
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So, seeking treatment for an opioid addiction, breaking up a fight, and entertaining kids on a dirt bike?
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Is Clinton attacking as naive and unrealistic the huge number of voters who favor breaking up big banks?
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A few days after he arrived, however, the couple on whose couch he was crashing started breaking up.
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A spokesman for the Louisiana National Guard said they have not been tasked with breaking up large gatherings.
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That meteor had the mass of the Eiffel Tower until it hit the atmosphere and started breaking up.
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All right, Catherine, let's start to talk about this: What does breaking up with your phone really mean?
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Now the party was breaking up, most of the guests had left and the candidate seemed somewhat forlorn.
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Mr. Furman, the Harvard economist and former Obama adviser, said breaking up the companies was not yet necessary.
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Mr. Salonen envisions breaking up the season into blocks, maybe three or four, each with a thematic hook.
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Sources close to Diddy say he never stopped interacting with Kim, despite breaking up way back in 2007.
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They reconnected again in 2008, and dated for another year before breaking up again, but they weren't through.
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Hannah Ann got engaged to Peter Weber on Tuesday's finale of "The Bachelor" before breaking up with him.
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It'll now hold together as it cooks, forming a light patty instead of breaking up into crumbly bits.
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Or people will tell me about their girlfriend breaking up with them, and it's a whole different conversation.
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Senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren scare businesspeople with their talk of breaking up companies and hiking taxes.
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A "Married at First Sight" couple made headlines last week after breaking up because of social media envy.
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"I'd like to thank Flavor Flav for breaking up the monotony of my acceptance speech," Young MC said.
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After breaking up with his girlfriend, in 2007, Bloch had hoped to win her back by thinking big.
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Numerous Democratic presidential candidates have called for breaking up or more closely regulating Google, Facebook and other companies.
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And he told Fox Business he opposed breaking up the big banks, a central part of Sanders's policy.
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Elizabeth Warren launched her presidential campaign with a bold call for breaking up large tech companies, including Amazon.
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Add the beef and pork and cook, stirring and breaking up into small pieces, until browned, 5 minutes.
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"We need to be breaking up through the [$]60 area to get through resistance," the technical analyst said.
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John Lennon had become a global star with the Beatles, but in 1969, the band was breaking up.
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That's like breaking up with your girlfriend — right after she asks if she can look at your phone.
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Breaking up technology giants, she says, would do little to prevent their smaller progeny from continuing their work.
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Breaking up the scenes is footage of a dancing soldier overlaid on the colors of an Irish flag.
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Elizabeth Warren went further earlier this month when she suggested breaking up companies like Amazon, Google and Facebook.
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The money manager supports rewriting the antitrust laws and then either breaking up or regulating Big Tech companies.
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Bad news, folks: After jamming for more than two decades, it looks like the band is breaking up.
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Warren pointed to the moment she had to tell her mother that her first marriage was breaking up.
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The victim's mother, Jill McCluskey, said her daughter had filed a harassment complaint after breaking up with Rowland.
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The FDA strategy, in a nutshell: wean the tobacco industry off traditional cigarettes, without breaking up Big Tobacco.
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Now there's a lot of calls for breaking up Facebook, we're going to ask Sheryl about that later.
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LORDE "Melodrama" (Lava/Republic) Breaking up, moving on, getting a crush, hooking up, breaking up, moving on … Lorde plunges into that cycle with very recent memories of what it feels like to be 19 and "on fire," going to drunken parties where every moment is fraught with possibility and nerves.
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Elizabeth Warren, who announced her 2020 presidential candidacy in December, has pressed for breaking up tech companies like Google.
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In fact, Uber is usually the one doing the breaking up with city officials, not the other way around.
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Watts moved on with actor Liev Schreiber, whom she dated for 11 years before breaking up in September 2016.
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Nevertheless, it is understandable that if you are considering breaking up with someone, a public place is still ideal.
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But the volume of condemnation on breaking up families, from inside and outside the White House, finally overwhelmed Trump.
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I really had an amazing group of guys, but breaking up with people you care about is really hard.
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Breaking up the business in this way would minimize Facebook's scale — and the damage done — and would create competitors.
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The companies have said they will update investors on whether they're breaking up or staying together after Valentine's Day.
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He said of all the options breaking up the company would take the longest and be the most disruptive.
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We've exchanged only a handful of text messages since breaking up and have met just once face to face.
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If the party coalitions are indeed breaking up, it becomes harder and harder for anybody to control the process.
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The tweets allude to a conspiracy theory which credits President Donald Trump with breaking up child sex-trafficking rings.
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And, most critically of all, will breaking up these tech behemoths have the desired effect on protecting individual privacy?
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But what we do know now is that regulating and breaking up Big Tech is officially on the table.
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Elizabeth Warren have called for breaking up Amazon (AMZN), Facebook and Google because they are too big and powerful.
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Elizabeth Warren announced she would make breaking up Amazon, Google and Facebook a big part of her campaign platform.
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It seems like just yesterday that Gwyneth Paltrow announced that she and then-husband Chris Martin were breaking up.
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Her coworkers' text chain focused on "Hollywood gossip" about a couple breaking up, but never touched on the shooting.
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So it's definitely worth checking in with your partner (and maybe your doctor) before breaking up with condoms entirely.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren has "opened up the opportunity" for Congress to seriously think about breaking up Facebook, Democratic Rep.
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At least, his physical attractiveness seems to be the primary reason you feel crazy for breaking up with him.
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"I did date other girls, but I specifically remember breaking up with them to date Sara exclusively," he said.
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Experts reacted to news that President Donald Trump's longtime lawyer Michael Cohen was breaking up with his legal team.
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I tell him all the time, like, if we don't see each other for two weeks, we're breaking up!
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In a September interview marking 10 years since the financial crisis, Warren was asked about breaking up big banks.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren, Democrat of Massachusetts, has made breaking up Big Tech a calling card of her presidential campaign.
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" The top US prosecutor investigating Facebook and Google said breaking up big tech companies is "perfectly on the table.
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It depends on why you're doing it, says Samantha Burns, dating coach and author of Breaking Up & Bouncing Back.
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He doesn't believe they will overlook those things just because they may agree on breaking up the big banks.
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"Breaking up is hard… and unlikely," Baird senior research analyst Colin Sebastian wrote in a note to clients Tuesday.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), who has proposed breaking up big tech companies as part of her 2020 presidential bid.
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Back then, that small corps spent much of its time breaking up fights, "interrupting nonsense," as they call it.
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Breaking up the union would be a constitutional nightmare���if only because no process for secession is laid down.
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They say breaking up is hard to do, but come on: you can drink your way through a breakup.
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INSIKT has built what they believe is a better alternative to payday loans, breaking up payments into smaller installments.
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The other costs go to breaking up the sidewalk, maintaining the Walk of Fame and producing the star ceremony.
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You hear a lot about couples breaking up and getting back together, but filing for divorce usually seems final.
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The opposition accuses Maduro of violently breaking up the protests, which Maduro calls a violent effort to overthrow him.
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But just last week, the Aussie rapper took to Twitter to clear up rumors the duo were breaking up.
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I think the fact that the lockdown on criticism of Israel is now breaking up is a real opportunity.
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After all, she has been (publicly, at least) single since breaking up with producer Charlie Ebersol in June 2015.
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Laser treatments offer an even more aggressive approach by breaking up a skin's pigmentation, sometimes with skin-damaging results.
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Many stars claim that breaking up on a public stage is one of the pitfalls of being a celebrity.
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They can often be social hubs for drivers, breaking up the monotony and solitude they face on the road.
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Xio-as-Samantha advocates "screwing" Fabian before breaking up with him, but someone else has a very different opinion.
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Watts moved on with actor Liev Schreiber, who she dated for 11 years before breaking up in September 2016.
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Breaking up the operator famed for its orcas might create some value, but it still looks a slippery target.
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If you're in a serious relationship with someone, there is only one rule of breaking up over text: don't.
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But you definitely won't regret breaking up with the word "diet" and the entire concept of dieting in general.
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N), potentially breaking up the U.S. company's agreed deal with onshore engineering firm Chicago Bridge & Iron (CB&I) CBI.
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After slavery was over, America kept breaking up the black man's family and that's some awful history to teach.
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In the name of enforcing our laws, we are breaking up families and punishing children for their parents' mistakes.
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Sofia Richie is one resilient 18-year-old ... hitting the town just days after breaking up with the Biebs.
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To record the album she wanted, on her terms, Gomez made other major changes beyond breaking up with Disney.
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The risks and costs of breaking up a large bank are one consideration in favour of the status quo.
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Of those, breaking up could do it, China's wall could do it, do you not track could do it.
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" – on her website Liam Payne on breaking up with Sophia Smith: "I'm absolutely devastated to have split with Sophia.
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She exemplifies a level of maturity that most people her age don't have when it comes to breaking up.
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Preventing and breaking up such corporate behemoths, in fact, was at the very center of the Democratic Party's agenda.
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It's always been a little group of us together and it felt like our little group was breaking up.
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Breaking up is hard to do Sears and Whirlpool are calling it quits, after more than a century together.
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The 2016 Race Bernie Sanders probably knows more about breaking up banks than his critics give him credit for.
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The nation's highest court ruled Monday that states can legalize sports betting, breaking up Nevada's monopoly on the practice.
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The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday that states can legalize sports betting, breaking up Nevada's monopoly on the practice.
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Once, when I was breaking up with a long-term boyfriend, my therapist asked me why I was anxious.
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Breaking up corporate giants has become a hot topic after U.S. democratic presidential contender Elizabeth Warren raised the issue.
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Zuckerberg pushed back on the idea of breaking up so-called "big tech" companies in the same company meeting.
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He offered total commitment to me once in a Target parking lot as I was breaking up with him.
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Angie Jaime, senior social editor Breaking up with social media is often prescribed as practical form of self care.
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I believe there is more of a chance of OPEC breaking up than for them to stabilize the market.
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And it doesn't implement reforms that could make the tax a more effective tool for breaking up concentrated wealth.
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Kanye West has completed his metamorphosis ... he's gone from fighting paparazzi at the airport to breaking up paparazzi fights.
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On his own suite of dating shows, Cronin recalls breaking up many fights and seeing reality stars pull knives.
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Alisyn Camerota In July, CNN anchor Camerota wrote an op-ed explaining why she was breaking up with Twitter.
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Presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren has been particularly critical, and breaking up Facebook is a major part of her platform.
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But off-screen, Bell is the one breaking up fights between sisters — her daughters Delta, 4, and Lincoln, 6.
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We were brought to that corner in June 2015 when a mother was murdered while breaking up a fight.
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I'm really looking forward to Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up With Me by Mariko Tamaki and Rosemary Valero-O'Connell.
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Finally, grassroots activists are breaking up the cozy relationship between Washington insiders and their allies in the elite media.
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Mr. Marchionne said that Fiat Chrysler "has no intention" of breaking up the company and selling Jeep or Ram.
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Experts had previously warned that breaking up the market that way would lead to skyrocketing costs for sicker people.
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Mac battled with substance abuse for years and it's what ultimately led to Ariana Grande breaking up with him.
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This is the party of Medicare for All, free college, breaking up the big banks and all the rest.
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But I came along just as the old world of Ivy League white men running everything was breaking up.
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The uproar has galvanized the business world, and corporate leaders on Tuesday condemned the breaking up of migrant families.
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We spill everything: their problems with sex, considerations about breaking up with their partners, private resentments toward their children.
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From taking on the big banks to breaking up big tech, Warren could dramatically reshape American life as AG.
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While she promotes a path to citizenship and not breaking up families, she also opposes so-called sanctuary cities.
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Comiskey considered blackballing the suspected wrongdoers, but he recognized that breaking up his team would be a financial disaster.
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It showed up earlier this month, breaking up the line of delivery trucks and commercial vehicles at the curb.
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He just made her believe he was breaking up with her over the course of several minutes for fun.
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The appearance was Hudgens&apos first since reportedly breaking up with Austin Butler, who she dated for nine years.
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Meantime, the lowering of the corporate tax rate may help mitigate the complexity in breaking up Hain's various businesses.
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When it comes to breaking up with me, the complex web of environmental factors to address can feel overwhelming.
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The catch: This isn't about successfully breaking up the goliaths, which could only come after years of legal challenges.
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The CEO has told lawmakers that breaking up Facebook could cause Chinese tech companies to become even more powerful.
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He attributed the buzz around antitrust to Warren, who began calling for breaking up Big Tech back in 2016.
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He shined in his first year in Jacksonville, picking off four passes, breaking up 23 and collecting 60 tackles.
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Of course, all this gets overshadowed by the girl fight that Otis ends up breaking up with his face.
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His recent comments about breaking up the biggest U.S. lenders shouldn't have come as a surprise, our columnist writes.
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In October, Nestle announced an overhaul to its water business, breaking up the unit by geographies, effective Jan. 1.
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In addition to breaking up monotony, it can help you feel more connected to the organization as a whole.
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Well, I'm not one who believes that breakup is inevitable, nor am I an advocate for breaking up companies.
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If you wanted to get back at me for breaking up with you, then congratulations, jerkwad, you've done it.
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With One Direction growing old and breaking up, the time is ripe for the next international boy band sensation.
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He described himself as a "fangirl" who was "creepy nonetheless" when Onision finally responded after breaking up with Hoganson.
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Apple revealed earlier this year that it's breaking up iTunes into three separate macOS apps: Podcasts, TV, and Music.
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"I think most people who want integration are really interested in breaking up the structures of inequality," he said.
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In my opinion apologizing over a screen is like breaking up with someone over text message, disrespectful and insincere.
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"A draft in some leagues means breaking up already established good teams as more are added," Breslau tells Axios.
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Wolfinger's analysis also revealed that a couple's chances of breaking up increased by 5% each year after age 32.
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Add the sausage and cook, breaking up the pieces with a wooden spoon, until browned and crisp, 3 minutes.
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Morgan also slammed the corrections officers for not breaking up the fight soon enough and for perpetuating unsafe conditions.
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Remember ... Olivia and Danny just got back together earlier this summer after breaking up a few months before that.
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In this role, islands act like distant outposts, scattered about, breaking up the endless expanse of nothing at all.
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His ideas are a wacko, instinctive melange, ranging from breaking up American alliances to colonizing Iraq for its oil.
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Putin dreams of breaking up the NATO alliance, and Trump's frequent criticism of America's allies just furthers Putin's goals.
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Though I felt she deserved to have a box-office smash, I didn't realise until we were in the middle of the movie that she was doing something metafictional: She had made a movie about breaking up (yes, obviously the title should have made that clear to me) while breaking up IRL.
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Following breaking up the familial wealth, Tom Pritzker prioritized growing Hyatt and grooming the company to go public once again.
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"Breaking up Facebook would make it exponentially harder for us at Instagram to address problems on our platform," Mosseri wrote.
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In fairness, breaking up with Saudi Arabia, which has drenched the Bay Area in capital, is easier said than done.
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"She should have waited," he said, referring to Portwood's relationship with Glennon after breaking up with ex-fiancé Matt Baier.
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Last night, at Webster Hall in New York City, LCD Soundsytem played its first show since breaking up in 2011.
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Breaking up the Department of Homeland Security is a first step toward making the homeland more just and more secure.
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Prince William and Prince Harry are considering breaking up their joint "court" at Kensington Palace and creating two separate offices.
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" She also dismissed any possibility of a reconciliation, saying: "I personally don't believe in breaking up and getting back together.
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Cazzie and Saturday Night Live star Davidson dated on and off for several years, before apparently breaking up in 2018.
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Add the beef and cook, stirring and breaking up the pieces with a large wooden spoon until brown, 6 minutes.
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The operations were aimed at breaking up the "financial structuring" of the network of U.S.-based Fethullah Gulen, Anadolu said.
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I booked your flight back to New York, and you're sitting here breaking up with me in front of everyone.
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Anna filed the petition Friday in L.A. Superior Court ... a few hours after their reps confirmed they were breaking up.
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They focus only on the early stages of the meteor breaking up which could lead to the meteor evaporating later.
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Prince William and Prince Harry are considering breaking up their joint "court" at Kensington Palace and creating two separate offices.
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You cannot solve climate change by breaking up ExxonMobil and making 10 ExxonMobils, you have to address the underlying issues.
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Fewer prioritized impeaching President Donald Trump (41% very important), free higher education (5543%) or breaking up big tech companies (26%).
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She talked about everything from breaking up with her mysterious, incarcerated boyfriend to upgrading from McDonald's to Starbucks for breakfast.
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Cook, stirring constantly and breaking up anchovy, until mixture is slightly golden and has a nutty fragrance, about 2 minutes.
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The two complaints come as the idea of breaking up big tech companies is becoming a more mainstream position. Sen.
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Homan also put the responsibility on immigrants for breaking up their own families, taking the blame away from law enforcement.
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When we're not prepared, "The End" is the lover breaking up with you in the middle of a dinner date.
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Below is a lightly edited excerpt from this interview about the complications of breaking up a giant company like Google.
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The newly single Azalea seems to be enjoying herself after breaking up with former fiancé and NBA player Nick Young.
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Yet the winding up of empire for the most part achieved what many considered impossible: breaking up and staying friends.
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Breaking up tech giants should be a measure of last resort, the European Union's competition commissioner, Margrethe Vestager, has suggested.
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Breaking up with a girl on television is cruel, but it's not cruel enough to keep Luyendyk out of Minnesota.
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After breaking up in February, they spent some time apart before getting back together again at the end of November.
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Japan's entertainment scene was rocked last week by rumours that one of its longest-running bands, SMAP, were breaking up.
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Rolling back financial regulation was a feature of Donald Trump's election campaign, although he also advocated breaking up large banks.
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This isn't the only big change Malik's made since breaking up with Hadid after spending more than two years together.
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Breaking up this year's monotony of white people is a fish lover (from The Shape of Water) and Jordan Peele.
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Try breaking up your blacks and grays with browns and mustards (and maybe throw some orange in the mix, too).
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There was a couple years back who were breaking up on a roof and somebody overheard it and tweeted it.
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If this was your way of breaking up with me and breaking my heard along with it, then you've succeeded.
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But a good translator needs to rethink a text, rewording important pieces, breaking up or merging sentences, and so on.
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But it can be difficult to wrap your head around breaking up when you're in a friends with benefits situation.
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As with Facebook's recent shareholder meeting, there was also a proposal to limit Alphabet's power by breaking up the company.
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Izzy Stevens (Katherine Heigl) left Seattle after breaking up with Alex on "Grey's Anatomy" and was never heard from again.
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However, Quincy's ego and family issues get in the way of the relationship, which ultimately leads to them breaking up.
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In addition to breaking up Facebook, Hughes would like to see a new set of regulations for big tech companies.
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Heat a large skillet over high; add chorizo, and cook, breaking up large chunks, until browned, 13 to 7 minutes.
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Old Mutual is in the midst of breaking up its business in four parts by the end of next year.
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Breaking up a direct flight into two or more smaller flights has saved them up to $400 on one trip.
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For a missile to successfully strike a target it would have to re-enter the Earth's atmosphere without breaking up.
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Petry described the policies of the European Central Bank as "catastrophic" and warned that the euro zone risked breaking up.
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Add the beef and cook, breaking up pieces with a wooden spoon, until browned and cooked through, about 5 minutes.
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Breaking up the big banks and criticism of the 2008 bank bailout have been standard fare on the campaign trail.
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The proceeding hours in the campaign lull you in, breaking up on-foot action with platforming challenges and Titan battles.
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The right amount of time between breaking up with someone and being friends with them is really easy to grasp.
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"[A]nother underpowered case for breaking up Big Tech," by James Pethokoukis, a columnist and blogger at American Enterprise Institute.
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The people of his imaginary Oceana are each granted a parcel of land, thus breaking up large fortunes and estates.
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Mr. Hilton spoke about decentralizing concentrations of power, including, perhaps, breaking up banks, health insurance, "giant agriculture" and telecom companies.
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After 1945, those empires began breaking up; by 1970, apart from a few, mostly short-lived holdouts, they had vanished.
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John Flannery, the chief executive of General Electric, touted the idea of breaking up the struggling conglomerate into separate businesses.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said he was actively considering breaking up big banks, Bloomberg Television reported on Monday.
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For example, video caught by a Japanese weather camera showed the re-entry vehicle breaking up as the missile descended.
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The Democratic Party's platform includes a plank that calls for breaking up big banks if they are deemed too risky.
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Altman and Yang talked about their shared interest in universal basic income and the argument against breaking up big tech.
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Yang said he "wouldn't lead with" breaking up big tech as a solution to society's woes, which got a laugh.
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Altman and Yang talked about their shared interest in "universal basic income" and the argument against breaking up big tech.
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Around midday, Trump said in an interview with Bloomberg News that he is considering breaking up Wall Street's giant banks.
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But oftentimes, we hold on to our friends because it's a lot easier than breaking up and finding new ones.
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In all my years of breaking up, the thing that works best for me is a little post-split shopping.
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I wanted him to know I wasn't breaking up with him for two weeks — or maybe leaving for two days.
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The candidacy of Donald J. Trump is not only fracturing the Republican Party, it is breaking up friendships as well.
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Stir in the pork and cook, stirring and breaking up into smaller pieces, until browned all over, about 6 minutes.
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In a small three-song set, One Direction quietly finished their last performance before breaking up for the foreseeable future.
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The new website itself has also been redesigned, breaking up the various features of the Home app into different sections.
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Like, immediately after breaking up with Calvin Harris, which is just a bit out of character for the diehard romantic.
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The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday ruled that states can legalize sports betting, breaking up Nevada's monopoly on the practice.
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Not breaking up the conversational dialogue leaves the reader with pages of dense text and no coming up for air.
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Breaking up the operator famed for its orcas might create some value, but it still looks like a slippery target.
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I also included steps on breaking up with Instagram, Facebook's photo-sharing app, for those looking for a cleaner getaway.
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You should do the same after breaking up with Facebook to make sure the site stops tracking your browsing activities.
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The tear gas comes in, and that's where this group of marchers starts breaking up and running toward Michigan Avenue.
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Advice for Renovating Your Home On skylights, bathroom barn doors, when not to DIY and breaking up with your contractor.
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It has become so widespread that the phenomenon of couples breaking up has been dubbed genpatsu rikon or "atomic divorce".
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" Lindsay got up off the ice, he said, and replied, "No, I guess it's not worth breaking up a friendship.
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Some impish part of us likes to hear about friends' breaking up, just because it's more entertaining than the alternative.
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Elizabeth Warren has long called for breaking up big banks, and now she wants to break up big tech companies.
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Is it better to gamble on breaking up big companies, or guarantee that new rules curb some of their behavior?
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The foreign ministry denied putting pressure on the migrants, saying that the caravan was breaking up of its own volition.
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Last week, Senator Elizabeth Warren, Democrat of Massachusetts and a presidential candidate, called for breaking up the largest tech companies.
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Some worry that, without breaking up these kinds of companies, it's hard to get them to really change their behavior.
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Cardi B's not crying a river -- publicly, anyway --- after breaking up with Offset ... she's too damn busy getting that money.
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Several Republican lawmakers, including the speaker of the state House and both United States senators, publicly opposed breaking up families.
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But when I finally did accept, like, we're breaking up, I had to tell myself, Dave is not an option.
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She presented breaking up tech companies as one of the most powerful tools the government has for taking them on.
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She presented breaking up tech companies as one of the most powerful tools the government has for taking them on.
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In May, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that states can legalize sports betting, breaking up Nevada's monopoly on the practice.
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The two ended up falling in love and dating for a couple of years before breaking up and staying friends.
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"It was hard to talk about breaking up before we'd even married, but I was just being realistic," she said.
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In New York City, Project Arts was dissolved, and Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg began breaking up the city's dropout factories.
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The U.S. Supreme Court ruled last year that states can legalize sports betting, breaking up Nevada's monopoly on the practice.
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"Elizabeth Warren's Really Simple Case for Breaking Up Big Tech," ran the headline of a story that night on Vox.
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I felt embarrassed because I was crying so hard that the other hikers thought he was breaking up with me.
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Summer has come and gone, and just like that, we're wearing sweaters and breaking up with iced coffee (for now).
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That could be because the cost of breaking up Facebook is more obvious than it is for other big companies.
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Scotland last held a referendum on independence in 2014, which returned a clear majority against breaking up the United Kingdom.
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As recently as May, Trump said he was looking at breaking up big banks, echoing a campaign theme from 21991.
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Add the sausage and cook, breaking up into smaller pieces using a wooden spoon, until browned, 3 to 4 minutes.
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We will rigorously enforce the law, and if they continue the behavior, breaking up tech companies should be an option.
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With a record high turnout of 84.6 percent, Scots voted by 55.3 to 44.7 percent against breaking up the union.
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He believes the solution is breaking up Facebook — carving off Instagram and Whatsapp, for example, so Facebook has some competition.
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Add the sausage and cook, breaking up into smaller pieces with a wooden spoon, until brown and crisp, 3 minutes.
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Portland ostensibly lands the missing piece it needs to make a legitimate playoff run without breaking up its backcourt duo.
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The ice on the bay melts every summer, but it has been breaking up earlier each year and freezing later.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK.There is an episode of Sex and the City in which Carrie contemplates breaking up with somebody because the sex is really awkward (for some reason she does not consider breaking up with him because his name sounds just like "burger" and he's a man-baby, but I digress).
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Breaking up Google, a demand made by a number of Google foes, would not address the core problems, she told reporters.
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"It felt like a lover breaking up," O'Donnell stated in Variety's excerpt about her last day on the show with Hasselbeck.
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Ana*, 27, found herself in a much more hostile situation after breaking up with her ex-boyfriend, whom we'll call David.
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Police have also attracted public criticism for their crackdown on opposition activists, often breaking up rallies with teargas, beatings and detentions.
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Instead of breaking up a sidewalk to lay fiber or cables, Monkeybrains beams high-speed internet through antennas installed on rooftops.
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Kamala Harris, another Democratic presidential candidate, said last month that "we have to seriously take a look" at breaking up Facebook.
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But do you see ... I mean, just the other day someone from Europe was talking about breaking up Facebook, for example.
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The two dated for just over a year after first getting together in September 2016 before breaking up in November 2017.
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"Our oceans are freezing two weeks late, and breaking up two weeks earlier"—meaning there's an extra month of open water.
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It only gets more complicated when you're breaking up with a family member you didn't even know was a family member!
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Multiple 2020 Democratic presidential candidates including Elizabeth Warren, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris have said they would consider breaking up Facebook.
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In 2000, when the Clinton administration was intent on breaking up Microsoft, CEO Bill Gates said his company only looked unassailable.
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Presley frequently cuts away from Seppala, breaking up the momentum of the journey with scenes of Nome's despondent doctor (Treat Williams).
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For Arie Luyendyk, Jr., Harrison was the wise oracle who helped him make a decision re: breaking up with Becca Kufrin.
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YOU KNOW, I HAPPEN TO REALIZE, YOU KNOW, CARL WAS BREAKING UP COMPANIES AND DOING STUFF WHEN I WAS IN COLLEGE.
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