He offers words of encouragement ... then breaks into song.
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Idol Hunt The Goliath camp breaks into an idol scramble.
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What if an alien breaks into the International Space Station?
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She literally breaks into the sheriff's office and starts searching.
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Gamers win as the PC games market breaks into pieces.
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" Jay breaks into a rare, full-toothed smile, "Just kidding.
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Because this is a musical, the queen breaks into song.
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Eventually, the crowd breaks into smaller groups for immersive experiences.
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It's lying on the desk in the house Bella breaks into.
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She breaks into tears when she recalls the help they received.
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She breaks into fits of laughter with no warning or explanation.
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The ideal: a big robot that breaks into smaller operational units.
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He shouts and, more than once, breaks into a wide grin.
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She breaks into song when her expectations run up against reality.
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As the work develops, each viola breaks into increasingly individualist flights.
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I don't call the FBI if somebody breaks into my house.
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Here Martin Kampmann breaks into a short back and forth bounce.
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That may mean shooting the burglar who breaks into your house.
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Jeannette breaks into song and dances on the hills of Donrémy.
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Outside she breaks into sobs and buries herself in Odontuya's shoulder.
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At other times, Uzi randomly breaks into his shoulder-dipping signature dance.
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Hacking unlocks doors and breaks into computers, but Remote Hacking works differently.
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One makes it to Barcelona, but never breaks into the first team.
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When Katharina breaks into the Kahnwald house, Jonas is protective, shielding Martha.
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Heinz, in desperation, breaks into the chemist's lab and steals the drug.
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Ms. Vo plays off it, and Kronos breaks into more accessible styles.
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The orchestra, now roused, breaks into rumbling repetitive figures and hurtling blasts.
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"Link a quartet of supermarket employees?" breaks into two parts pretty cleanly.
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Still, how the voltage soars when he breaks into full-throttle dancing!
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At crucial moments, this mostly black-and-white film breaks into color.
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Disobeying his boss, Erik breaks into the government facility and steals an infant.
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Mr. Little also shows assurance when the music breaks into harmonically raw angst.
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Doug breaks into Tom's home for very little reason and steals his dog.
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Miley Cyrus appears, breaks into tears and asks Clinton for a hug afterward.
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It has this nice progression and then breaks into dembow that unleashes everything.
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At Stephen Reinbolt, Hastert pauses: "yes" Jolene Burdge breaks into sobs. http://bit.
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During the butchering, another reindeer herder, Jon Mikkel Eira, breaks into a joik.
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Peter WelchPeter Francis WelchImpeachment hearing breaks into laughter after Democrat contrasts it to Hallmark movie Diplomat ties Trump closer to Ukraine furor Impeachment hearing breaks into laughter after Democrat invites Trump to testify MORE (D-Vt.) invited President Trump to testify.
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The audience at the Trump rally breaks into a "lock her up" chant pic.twitter.
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Epic Brawl Erupts At Denny'sConrad Hilton Breaks Into Celeb HomeChris Brown: Karrueche Will Testify
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Basically, Dad breaks into his daughter's laptop to look at clues to find her.
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Impeachment hearing breaks into laughter after Democrat invites Trump to testify 3:08 p.m.
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"We hear enough English here," he says, and she breaks into Twi with relief.
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And in the second movement, "Gone Dancing," the orchestra breaks into a raucous party.
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He wears Old Spice cologne and white baggy sweaters and occasionally breaks into song.
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She breaks into tears as she lists the relatives and close friends she misses.
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Slam the body against the water repeatedly until it breaks into bite-sized pieces.
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Noah Baumbach's Marriage Story walks into a bar and Adam Driver breaks into song.
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The analysis breaks into five sections: weather conditions, accident summary, rescue, avalanche data, comments.
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The medium of artists' books ultimately breaks into two governing considerations: content versus form.
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Her laughter turns into silent sobs before she breaks into a run through the crowd.
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That was inaccurate, as he breaks into the home not knowing that she lived there.
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Imagine a criminal breaks into your home but doesn't steal anything or cause any damage.
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But there are some major hurdles to overcome before the technology breaks into the mainstream.
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R: The Quickness — Rakan breaks into a sprint, enchanting his coat and captivating his audience.
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Someone, or something, breaks into your house and starts wreaking havoc on your precious household.
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If you continue BREAKS into that down entry, you get BREAKS (across) and EVEN (down).
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In the ionosphere, the sun's radiation collides with gas that breaks into electrons and ions.
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One evening, a man breaks into the house and rapes her at knife-point hours.
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But after saying a few words he quickly breaks into a parody version of Fun.
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"If somebody breaks into your dildo, they're criminally responsible," he said, but the question is how.
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"Thank you, sensei, thank you for everything," I say, and he breaks into his usual smile.
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Taking commercial breaks into accounts, previous 2020 presidential debates have run from two to three hours.
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Robbins achieves this with a simple daily routine that he breaks into three three-minute segments.
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Perhaps unsure of what to do during all this exposition, Mr. Magania breaks into dance moves.
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He makes toys; if you're good, he breaks into your house and leaves them for you.
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What kind of a guy breaks into a summer camp for disabled people, over and over?
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When he talks about his daughter -- his "Carly," his "Carlita" -- his husky, deep voice breaks into sobs.
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And that's on top of the emotional distress one suffers when a rando breaks into your home.
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There's no subscriptions or tipping, and they can't even inject revenue-sharing ad breaks into their videos.
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And on a few other songs here, she breaks into a kind of intermittently unconvincing talk-singing.
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That has meant not overplaying, building breaks into the season and listening intently to his body's signals.
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The only thing missing is at the end, the chamber breaks into some well-deserved applause. pic.twitter.
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Worse, if somebody breaks into your place, you're not going to get your money back that quickly.
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Martsch, unwilling to cop to either, wrote records between tours and during lengthy breaks into the aughts.
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"If someone breaks into your home and steals your TV, I can get your TV back," Braun says.
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You can dive into a year and it breaks into months, and of course months break into days.
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Disregarding the traditional barriers between performer and spectators, she breaks into their space and enlists them as collaborators.
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In the book, Stephanie never breaks into Emily's old office pleading for the help of the fashion forward.
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The Russians lose face when someone like me breaks into their top-secret spaceport on a folding bike.
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Then Villanelle breaks into Eve's home and coerces her—with a knife—into sitting down for dinner together.
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The ice breaks into chunks that float out into the frigid ocean and then wash up on shore.
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Like whenever Donald Trump tweets something, then it breaks into like an enormous roundelay every issue like that.
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If you start from the trunk and move up, it breaks into several parts—we call these branches.
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He breaks into album opener "Congratulations," slots the mic into its stand, and croons over the jazz piano.
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"I think at this point, anything they say you've got to take with—" He breaks into laughter, before continuing.
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When I ask him about the larger plan, he breaks into English for the first time in our conversation.
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Reiss's tattoo is a bracelet chain that breaks into crumblike pieces on the inner bullseye of her small wrist.
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The show's very own "A" makes an appearance when a person in a black hood breaks into Clay's house.
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Then, Sam breaks into his therapist's home, starting a chain reaction that eventually leads to Julia's boyfriend abandoning her.
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Sales in South America, which the company breaks into "South Latin America" and "North Latin America", were also down.
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The gems can be separated from the lava as it explodes through the ocean and breaks into smaller pieces.
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" Alfie breaks into a big smile and says: "If you marry a man, it's going to be so cool.
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Tired of waiting for instruction, the CO breaks into the prison, and starts kidnapping the inmates, one by one.
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The piano breaks into dizzying spirals of runs one moment, then coaxes the orchestra into dreamy reverie the next.
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As a white hat hacker, she breaks into systems – not to steal information, but to find vulnerabilities and bugs.
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They're talking about what happened retelling the crime, and then all of a sudden, it breaks into reenactment with actors.
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"One insight we got is that there's almost no mathematics worth learning that breaks into lesson-size pieces," Daro said.
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Billie Lurk, the protagonist of Dishonored: Death of the Outsider, is probably scowling as she breaks into the beauty salon.
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"So wonderful everyone!" says Covel, who is overcome with emotion as the crowd soon breaks into a "Go Nats!" cheer.
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He's bald, his countenance somewhat intimidating, until he cracks a joke with his friends and breaks into a mischievous grin.
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Alexa won't save you from the thief that breaks into your home and steals the treasures you actually care about.
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"She had kind of a sheepish look on her face, too, like when she breaks into the trash," he said.
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" Her voice trails off a bit, before she breaks into an easy laugh: "It's usually just memes on the internet.
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Once the trio breaks into choreography set to a Spice Girls medley, the spectators still seem unsure how to react.
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"People are happier now," explains Pedro, a 33-year-old long-distance truck driver, as he breaks into a smile.
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So there's a scene where Morgan breaks into an apartment, and there may or may not be a walker inside.
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It's a nail-biting thriller when Quinn (Rupert Friend) steals an arsenal of guns and breaks into Dar Adal's (F.
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Examples: A group of teens breaks into an LGBT center, destroys property and scrawls anti-gay graffiti on the walls.
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Burnham quickly figures out what's going on, mainly because she breaks into a locked containment unit full of gorgeous fungi.
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Finally, I was particularly happy to position BREAK INTO A SMILE so that it "breaks into" the central smiling face.
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She claps her hands when a pot on the stove breaks into a boil, and whistles along with the kettle.
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Batshuayi promptly gives them what they want: he breaks into the area on the right and gets off a shot.
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The blood supply to the brain branches left and right and then breaks into rivulets and tributaries on each side.
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The Easter bunny breaks into your house, takes your eggs out of your refrigerator and scatters them around the yard.
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When it's over, Ford, seemingly on the verge of laughter, breaks into full-throttle sobs that go on and on.
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Mikhail Sosonkin is a so-called "white-hat," or ethical hacker – or one who breaks into networks to test their security.
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Moe acts as a distraction while Tabitha breaks into Elodie's room using a ladder to get her out of the house.
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Byrne breaks into wide-eyed staccato dance moves, the audience whistles in appreciation, and the show only gets better from there.
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Correction 3/22 9:45am ET: A previous version of this article stated that Danny Rand breaks into Joy Meachum's home.
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Molten metal poured in at the top of a chamber breaks into droplets that cool and solidify on their way down.
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Biden, a teetotaler who sometimes breaks into a trot before the cameras to showcase his fitness, is a well-preserved septuagenarian.
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After breakfast, there will be some remarks, then the group breaks into assigned one-on-one sessions between entrepreneurs and investors.
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When something steps in from the work you are doing and breaks into your personal life…you feel kind of vulnerable.
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If a wild pack of raccoons breaks into your home and wrecks the place, however, you're in for a rude awakening.
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It is also a fantastic way to tie up a would-be criminal when one breaks into your neighbor's house, apparently.
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How long before somebody breaks into my parents' car and snaps their copy of Julio Iglesias' greatest hits clean in two?
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This is especially true as the bar shrinks down to a sad, practically unusable sliver that breaks into even smaller slivers.
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But it turns out, if nobody breaks into an office building or ejaculates on a dress, Americans don't care that much.
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Joey then replies, "I'm here to tell you that I'm quitting," and the band breaks into song, marching around the hotel.
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"If Haftar breaks into the capital, the Madkhalists will bring their supporters cheering onto the streets," says an official in Tripoli.
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Ignacio breaks into the massive agave heart with an axe, the plant's juices rupturing out of it in a sticky mist.
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Elemental mercury, a liquid metal that breaks into tiny droplets, is a neurotoxin poisonous to the brain and the nervous system.
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Nancy doesn't ask to speak to your manager; she breaks into your back office and drags him out by his ear.
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So Garner's reminiscence breaks into short, discontinuous sections, as she appraises, from different angles, the unassertive enigma that was her mother.
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My face breaks into a smile when I meet his eye and I go over and give him a hug. C1.
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At first, hearing about Jaufré's adoration, Clémence is affronted and breaks into skittish lines that Ms. Phillips sings with miffed agitation.
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Broderick plays a young hacker who inadvertently breaks into a U.S. military supercomputer that predicts the outcome of nuclear war scenarios.
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On May 21, 2338, an abductor breaks into a holiday apartment in Praia da Luz, Portugal in the middle of the night.
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"Sleeping Giant" and breaks into pure psychedelia, while "Circle of Cysquatch" rips through thrashy riffs and even includes a talk box appearance.
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Bear breaks into car, police help it escape A bear broke into a car in California's Placer County and locked itself in.
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All it takes is one bite and my face breaks into that same gleeful, victorious smile — minus the cut-by-mom hairdo.
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The most significant part of this entire scene is the moment when Stan takes a breath and quietly breaks into the house.
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But as the dispute breaks into the open it raises another fear—that internal channels have become blocked, at a delicate time.
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One of the cousins thankfully breaks into the leftover chocolate cake and I cheerfully follow his lead, smearing my slice with avocado.
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She's dressed head-to-toe in black, just as she always is, and seems severe until she breaks into a wry smile.
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In this allusive, formally complex work, the picture plane breaks into three vectors within which a thickset pink figure bends and twists.
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It not only drifts, it breaks into cultural tectonic plates, shifting and colliding with spectacular force, and creating an epochal new landscape.
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When Flynn breaks into the company, a machine converts him into data and then he is forced to compete in the games.
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A rhythmic nasal hum develops momentum and eventually breaks into more ethereal climes, creating the sense that you have cleared the quotidian.
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D.R.A.M.'s voice is sweet, and when he breaks into his signature almost-out-of-tune style, it adds something extra special.
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Especially innovative is the use of a versatile onstage band (violin, saxophone and accordion) that breaks into a variety of folk styles.
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She breaks into the office where her mom died looking for the information she needs — but her friend Michael, Greyhill's son, appears.
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One evening, an assailant breaks into the home Jonah shares with his savta (grandmother) and murders the old woman in cold blood.
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I mentioned the original eight reindeer as theme possibilities and Jeff suggested RUDOLPH THE RED NOSED REINDEER which breaks into 13/13.
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Accompanied by a crew of back-up dancers, the star breaks into the iconic dance, mouthing along the lyrics to the classic song.
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Hoping to cheer her up, Luke breaks into one of the cases in the jewelry store and picks out a ring for her.
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It's there when Mailhot stands up to give her craft talk and, a few minutes in, breaks into tears that transmute into laughter.
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She hacks security cameras, breaks into the computer systems of different companies to gather intel, and knows exactly how to plant a bug.
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When Pic breaks into flights of aspirational song, this ensemble glows blue and gold, as his environment bursts into a sun-suffused heaven.
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Williams and Hardy have no chemistry — though, in everyone's defense, it's hard to root for the relationship after Eddie breaks into her computer.
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Each of us, without exception, breaks into a run as we draw close, anxious to see if our own home is still standing.
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If a hacker breaks into a public network, they may be able to see what users are typing on their computers or phones.
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Along the way, she makes new friends, attempts to find what truly makes her happy and frequently breaks into hilarious, incredibly catchy songs.
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At the start, a brutal piano chord is followed by an eerily long silence, until the violin breaks into an angry, fleeting burst.
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An undulant corpus of red women crosses the Bowery and flows toward the New Museum, breaks into an arc and then a circle.
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Furloughed federal contractor Audrey Murray breaks into tears as she explains the effects of the government shutdown during a roundtable discussion with Sens.
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The ship breaks into two halves, and one of them, which carries both the captain and the radio, sinks to the ocean floor.
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In scene, an autopsy is performed on a suspected host before it breaks into a gory spectacle, one gut-busting transformation after another.
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Then he grabs a group photo of Democratic congresswomen Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Ayanna Pressley, Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib -- and breaks into song.
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Once the vehicle has made it past the bulk of Earth's atmosphere, the fairing breaks into two pieces and falls back to Earth.
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The fish should fall into silky, pink chunks when your fork breaks into a fillet, without any browning to distract from its suppleness.
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It has suddenly dawned on him that he is an artist, and much to Janice's disgust, he occasionally breaks into dreamy rhyming couplets.
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As a preview, Vox is debuting the above clip, in which a police lineup of Latino men breaks into a song about racial profiling.
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Darlene breaks into Angela's apartment to convince her to help hack the FBI, who are now embedded on the 23rd floor of Evil Corp.
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Malware breaks into the devices using publicly available default passwords, hijacks the device and ensnares the device into conducting cyberattacks without the user's knowledge.
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The Cat breaks into Sally and her brother's house with his two goons, wrecks everything, and thoroughly alarms both children and their pet fish.
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I made sure I wasn't too wasted, even though we had pretty much installed the beer barrel coke breaks into our Friday night regime.
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Or Amanda—the strange, pretty girl who breaks into a smile when she remembers that Sollecito said he wanted to get her some perfume.
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Cape Breton fiddling is closely associated with Scottish step dancing — and at any Cape Breton musical event, someone invariably breaks into a step dance.
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During that time, the plastic becomes brittle and breaks into smaller and smaller pieces, called microplastics, which can be eaten by organisms, she added.
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Also, if an intruder breaks into your place, you can hold up a lighter in front of the spray can and torch that fucker.
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He steals license plates in a Walmart parking lot and breaks into a deranged smile when a little girl stares at him in suspicion.
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They describe a man who breaks into corny dances, who belts out "Lean on Me" at parties and will even do cosplay -- as himself.
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There's a point where the shallow end breaks into the reef — a perfect spot for snorkeling, where you can see tropical fish and stingrays.
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As she runs down a filthy alley, from darkness to light, she breaks into a joyful grin: she's clearly happier than she's ever been.
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Down the stairs, into the street and past the Lamborghini, Djokovic breaks into a run, dodging traffic with a backpack slung over one shoulder.
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But can his own story — 20-something kid from a sleepy, sheepy market town breaks into the Elizabethan theater scene — inspire a hit show?
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There's something phony about how everyone breaks into song and dance, then resume their lives when it's all over, as if nothing ever happened.
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The hourlong composition, resisting its own momentum, breaks into too many disparate pieces, nearly as loose and attenuated as the stuff on the floor.
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A police officer in his 50s next to me smokes a cigar as he breaks into a little two-step to a salsa beat.
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But after finishing the beginning of the song, Alex puts down his instrument and breaks into his own rap — making the song all his own.
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BURGLAR BREAKS INTO ESCAPE ROOM, CAN&aposT FIGURE OUT HOW TO ESCAPE He also revealed its meaning, claiming it embodies life in the Kazakh city.
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In "The Final Break," Michael breaks into a prison in order to break his wife out of the prison, but he dies in the process.
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If one introduces a new product, such as bikes or scooters and breaks into a brand-new market, they escape Bertrand and gain an edge.
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You play through this side-scrolling puzzle game as a young, curious child who breaks into a research facility where some troubling experiments are underway.
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Pull and pull on those little twists of hemp until the whole shellish bastard breaks into a pool of spilled potential and yellow yolkish string.
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While his wife moans in agony, the musician breaks into song with a little ukelele to tells us all about his new novel, The Christmasauras.
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Below her, on U.C. Berkeley's Sproul Plaza, a massive congregation of dancers—comprised almost entirely of Asian bodies—breaks into an intricate hip-hop routine.
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The idea behind the camera: If someone steals a bike or breaks into a house, police can review the footage looking for any suspicious vehicles.
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Produced by Ian Kirkpatrick — who also produced her breakthrough "New Rules" — it's effective but not overambitious, even when it breaks into its Moroder-esque bridge.
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You can be going as deep into an idea as you can, and then someone breaks into song and your attention is diverted to emotion.
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It makes it definitely easier to do the accent, because there are lots of people that [breaks into her Missouri accent] basically talk like this.
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Flamboyant boogie-woogie piano romps through "She's My Baby," spurring a rambunctious vocal that breaks into falsetto as Little Richard would a few years later.
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In one story, "Leave," a suspicious soldier stealthily returns home and breaks into his basement, where he begins covert surveillance of his wife and daughter.
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The actor, 65, currently stars as a crazed fan, Moose, who breaks into the home of his favorite horror movie actor, Hunter Dunbar (Devon Sawa).
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Learning more about the ionosphere, part of Earth's upper atmosphere where the sun's radiation collides with gas that breaks into electrons and ions, is key.
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To claim an inheritance, Jacob breaks into the long-shuttered institution, seeking the death certificate of a relative who stands between him and the cash.
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In one, a video shows a map of the United States that breaks into five pieces, according to Facebook's library of political and issue advertisements.
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Among their major concerns was a manager whom employees say was fired after altering their time cards to make their paid breaks into unpaid ones.
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In a typical wire fraud scam, a criminal breaks into the email of someone who you know, usually professionally -- an attorney, realtor or business associate.
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Anatomy of a Scene Bickering banter breaks into flirtatious song and dance in this scene from "La La Land," featuring Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone.
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Netflix Description: Lured by stardom, a crew of aimless teens breaks into celebrity homes for a string of high-profile robberies and fame by appropriation.
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" You've grown accustomed to that puzzled look from the French, but after a moment she breaks into a broad smile and confirms, "Ouais, les demoiselles?
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Unlike edible jelly, which, as parents of small children will know, breaks into tiny lumps when squeezed, Dr Nelson's hydrogel has a consistency resembling peanut butter.
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The Evelyn twist arises, aka Alice Cooper: Sister-Wife Betty breaks into the Farm to save her niece, baby Juniper, from the Farm's polygamist, criminal clutches.
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However, at the end of the clip Thore breaks into tears after she sees that her pregnancy test is showing two lines — though one is faint.
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In the last minute of the film, a funerary violin breaks into an energetic Soviet song that accompanies a kaleidoscope of photographs of Nemtsov's political life.
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Once the rocket reaches space, the fairing breaks into two pieces, each of which deploys a parachute-like material known as a parafoil to slow down.
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Villanelle comes home, and the two have a standoff, mirroring an earlier scene where Villanelle breaks into Eve's home to "have dinner" with her at knifepoint.
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Most of the time, if your drone falls out of the sky and breaks into a dozen pieces, you're going to have a really bad day.
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You might have noticed that once in awhile, after he does a fiery speech, he breaks into a devilish smile, especially when people are applauding him.
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BERLIN — As virtual reality breaks into the art world at all levels, a host of questions about curation, conservation and commercial value is still being explored.
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Marie (Kaitlyn Dever) and Amber (Danielle Macdonald) endure the same unimaginably harrowing event: A stranger breaks into their bedroom and rapes them at knifepoint for hours.
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More in odd news... California man trapped in cement mixer triggers unusual rescue mission Burglar breaks into escape room, can't figure out how to escape Plaistow Capt.
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But that backlog and revenue potential could soon change as the company settles into a faster launch tempo, breaks into new markets, and expands its revenue streams.
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The sport has already attracted investment from the likes of NFL team owners, but it still has some way to go before it breaks into the mainstream.
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This turns out to be a dream, maybe, but almost immediately after that, the manager breaks into the room next door and rapes a 13-year-old.
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Eventually, a plunked-out piano theme leads into an angry dirge that breaks into an unabashed jazz romp, before the piece ends in a sweeping, cinematic epilogue.
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His piano teases against Olivera's vocals with subtle displacements until he finally breaks into a full-on solo, laying waste to the song's simple four-chord pattern.
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In the first season, he frequently breaks into monologues rattling off autism symptoms, bringing to mind the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders in human form.
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He breaks into Hap's office and decides to check up on Rachel — she's supposedly been moved to a different clinic, but they've got no record of her there.
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The reason why Styrofoam is difficult to clean up is that it easily breaks into smaller pieces, according to Ashley Van Stone, executive director of Trash Free Maryland.
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A mentally-ill kid breaks into a museum, draws dicks on all the paintings, and threatens to kill himself in a toilet stall—and all that's before lunchtime.
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The mic goes up and the pit moves faster and Stormzy breaks into "Dude," last year's collaboration with Lethal Bizzle, a track built to rip through a club.
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Occasionally one woman, known as a "waitress" although she appears to do little waitressing, breaks into song, usually accompanied by one of the male visitors to the bar.
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Google is facing increasing competition as the AI space breaks into verticals, like autonomous driving and deep learning, opening up holes that smaller and larger companies can exploit.
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That's exactly what happens when somebody breaks into one of your accounts, steals your images, your likeness, your photographs, your property and publishes them online without your consent.
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And just as Swalwell says, "...to ask the Ukrainians to help him cheat—" he pauses, and something that sounds a lot like a fart breaks into the sentence.
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In halting recitative phrases, Orlando expresses his confusion, then breaks into an aria asserting that earlier war heroes managed to have both love and glory: Why can't he?
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The band breaks into a Springsteen stride by the second track, which sees frontman David Le'aupepe questioning his Christian faith, and from there they never break their pace.
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As for how long the iceberg will stick around, it depends on how quickly it moves to a warmer climate, and how quickly it breaks into smaller pieces.
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When the beat breaks into double-time at the end of "Sign o' the Times," one wonders if he could have done the same with machine-gun fire.
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The movie is both heartwarming and grating in its clichés — like the stereotypical emotionally smothering Jewish mother (Arquette's character breaks into her son's apartment when he's not home).
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After Campbell breaks into Helena's house in the middle of the night looking for Elle, she decides that it's safer just for her to go off on her own.
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Whether or not a young footballer breaks into the first team with his club, his feats at academy level will be remembered by teammates long after he has departed.
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And while Saul breaks into Carrie's house, happily discovering she hasn't given up the fight, finding solace in her signature wall-to-wall detective work, Carrie reunites with Quinn.
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Here, Lara breaks into a tomb before Trinity can, steals a ceremonial dagger, and triggers a giant tsunami that obliterates the town and portends the end of the world.
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I have a habit of hard braking, apparently, but otherwise my scores on rapid acceleration, speeding (which it breaks into major and minor speeding) and top speed were good.
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Somewhere in this timeline, we also watch as Fezco breaks into the home of a doctor to rob him, and Maddy takes possession of one of Cal's incriminating tapes.
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The grainy, four-minute clip recreates the scene from early in the comic where Rorschach breaks into Dan Dreiberg's house to tell him that the Comedian was been killed.
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In Florida, the law allows for the use of deadly force in self-defense with no duty to retreat when a violent intruder breaks into a home or car.
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For "Geometry of Quiet" (2002), the flutist Sato Moughalian plays the music of Salvatore Sciarrino: a barely there composition of breathing and coughing that eventually breaks into bird song.
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She twirls, grins and gyrates until the chairman breaks into applause, taken aback by the virtuosity of her theatrics: "This is the most amusing farce of the year!" he exclaims.
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For instance, the mammoth nuclei performed a process called "spindle assembly," which ensures that chromosomes are correctly attached to spindle structures before a parent cell breaks into two daughter cells.
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Throughout the pilot, Joe goes on to watch the object of his obsession have sex and masturbate, and even breaks into Beck's apartment with the help of city policy loopholes.
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It was SpaceX's first big national security payload, and a sign of things to come as the aerospace company breaks into the shadowy world of military and national security launches.
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There's an awful lot of trad talk that goes on and I have actually been to pubs where everybody breaks into singing, so it's not far off to be honest.
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"I was surprised, he is getting skinny!" she says on seeing him for the first time on TV, her voice raising suddenly as her face breaks into a nervous smile.
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During a ten-minute class break, two of the men discuss how unfair it is that you get in legal trouble if you shoot someone who breaks into your home.
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Global news breaks into "Feed" in all caps (" DEATH TOLL IN PUERTO RICO CLOSER TO 5,000 THAN THE OFFICIAL COUNT OF 64 "), at the same time that personal news does.
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But her funny, hectoring tone and her perky mien — she breaks into occasional bouts of funky dance now and then — bring a lively new perspective to an oft-heard plaint.
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LOS ANGELES — Late in the debut episode of his new Comedy Central show, "Hood Adjacent With James Davis," the host breaks into a monologue about a recent "infamous" car chase.
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One character breaks into a freewheeling glam-rock song called "Space Age Bachelor Man," a David Bowie-inspired tune with a dash of Barry White and Lionel Richie mixed in.
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But when she breaks into a formerly upscale house, its owners long dead, she halts, suddenly struck by the sight of an opulent living room full of silent musical instruments.
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Something called SIM-swapping, where a hacker takes over a victim's mobile device to steal credentials, then breaks into wallets or exchanges, was the top threat in 2018, the report said.
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The machines in the bar, it turns out, make a lot of money for Spillane, and it's not okay if Frankie breaks into to them for a buck or a hundred.
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When a man named Will (Christopher Abbott) breaks into the family's home, it sets off a chain of events that gives Travis a glimpse at a life beyond what he's known.
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In her mission to save Truman, Mickey breaks into an apartment, gets threatened by a female wrestler, and skids out of a parking lot in the middle of a car chase.
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From under his silver sombrero, trumpeter El Cucuy then breaks into a mariachi melody, and Twisted Sister's classic "We're Not Gonna Take It" morphs into its Mexican folk equivalent - "No Toleraremos".
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The film is built around long takes and evolving conversations between the group, and uses dream-like sequences, newsreel footage, and occasional off-screen narration that breaks into the realist narrative.
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He's embodying a child who's smart enough to know that an old man who breaks into your house every year is no friend, but it's not enough to leave it there.
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If a shooter breaks into a school, teachers can lock the door, and with one hard tug on the canvas strap, the bullet-resistant panel rolls down and covers the door.
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Mr. Joyce, a veteran of the National Security Agency, until last year ran the Tailored Access Operations unit, the nation's premier group of hackers, which breaks into foreign government computer networks.
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It seems to ditch the original's story — in which a young hacker breaks into a government computer and accidentally almost triggers a global war — in favor of a more modern take.
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A literal cat lady, and on-again, off-again Bojack agent, Princess Caroline, along with a team of characters, breaks into an art store as a diversion for a Bojack scheme.
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The 1961 fictional film Up We Go in Our Fantastic Rocket stars Grande as she channels Garland as the captain of a rocket ship who spontaneously breaks into musical numbers whenever possible.
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Reveling in this new information, Tom gets drunk and breaks into the Hoyt mansion, where he finds a pink room (!!!) in the basement and starts to react to something shocking involving Julie.
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As he spoke about his comeback, McClain often credited the hours he spent with Melo as a surrogate wide receiver, working out of breaks into bump-and-run coverages along imaginary routes.
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Paul takes an aggressive hand toward keeping his family safe, and Travis meekly watches and obeys, but their lives change when a stranger breaks into their house and changes their family dynamic.
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Perez met with members of a massive transition advisory committee Wednesday, as it breaks into working groups for a day-long session to compile outside recommendations for the party's strategy and direction.
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Peter WelchPeter Francis WelchDiplomat ties Trump closer to Ukraine furor Impeachment hearing breaks into laughter after Democrat invites Trump to testify Live coverage: House holds first public impeachment hearing MORE (D-Vt.).
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Plus, Facebook is starting to allow video creators and publishers to insert video ad breaks into the middle of their clips, and splits the revenue, with 55 percent going to the creator.
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LATE NIGHT In this Sundance crowd-pleaser, Mindy Kaling breaks into the all-male writer's room of a struggling late-night show, whose host (Emma Thompson) is "Devil Wears Prada"-level demanding.
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And when the full chorus breaks into a collective appeal to God to save the ship, Mr. Dudamel pulled back the tempo to give more lyrical fullness to the pleading melodic line.
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Seems like a mutually beneficial team up for both parties — Amazon finally breaks into the wearables space in a meaningful way and Fitbit gets access to an already immensely popular smart assistant.
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They plant the seed in an otherwise confounding flashback opener, in which Jimmy breaks into the ruins of his parents' corner store with his old con-artist wingman, Marco Pasternak (Mel Rodriguez).
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Other cities that have banned it include San Diego, Miami Beach, Seattle and Washington, DC. The material is considered environmentally unfriendly because it breaks into smaller pieces and is hard to clean up.
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GOP's long-simmering civil war breaks into the open On the other side, voters have Hillary Clinton, who is widely distrusted, generally disliked and largely defined by her ambitions for the White House.
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And when he breaks into a rewritten version of "I Wanna Be Like You," from the 1967 film, he evokes the endless hitching, coolly removed Walken-impression song parodies floating around the net.
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In the show, the startup, Pied Piper, breaks into the Top 500 on the App Store, and almost immediately, the company receives a demand letter stating that it is violating an existing patent.
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Another scene, where Theron's love interest Delphine (Sofia Boutella) flails for a piece of glass to stab an intruder after he breaks into her home, is far from a stretch of the imagination.
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If a teenage boy breaks into his therapist's house and then calls her every day after she stops seeing him as a client, it's time to get a restraining order, not to apologize.
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True, the main bearded character is not Santa Claus, but Hans Gruber (Alan Rickman), a suave German criminal mastermind who takes the party-goers hostage while his gang breaks into the company vault.
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I mean, I think for anyone that breaks into venture, years two, three and four, unless you're as lucky as, say, [Matt] Cohler with Instagram or Roelof [Botha] with YouTube, are just anxiety-ridden.
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The risk isn't just that some prankster breaks into your smart washing machine and upsets the spin cycle, or that your Nest camera gets hijacked with a message to subscribe to PewDiePie's YouTube channel.
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In the first episode, Danny breaks into unsubtitled Mandarin upon learning she's a martial artist, apparently assuming Asian women he casually meets on the street are happy to speak Mandarin with a white stranger.
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Security experts have some doubts about how secure Confide actually is, based on its use of OpenSSL protocol, although we can't truly know how vulnerable the system is until some hacker breaks into it.
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His fiancée Anne Weying (Michelle Williams) works at a law firm that represents Drake's foundation, and he breaks into her computer to find incriminating evidence then pulls a gotcha at his interview with Drake.
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Although Cellebrite keeps it most sensitive capabilities in-house, the leak may still give researchers, or competitors, a chance to figure out how Cellebrite breaks into and analyzes phones by reverse-engineering the files.
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Quang (Raymond Lee), for instance, also a 30-year-old Vietnamese refugee, whose relationship with Tong is at the core of the play, frequently breaks into explosions of rap, bursting with the usual vulgarity.
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You have to start buying people presents after all those years of blindly receiving them from what you assumed was a bearded resident of the North Pole who breaks into your house at night.
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That's because one of the things the hand-wringing over Twilight established is that it is creepy when a boy breaks into a girl's bedroom to watch her sleep, the way Edward does with Bella.
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In the first episode, Danny breaks into unsubtitled Mandarin upon learning [Colleen is] a martial artist, apparently assuming Asian women he casually meets on the street are happy to speak Mandarin with a white stranger.
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Peter WelchPeter Francis WelchDiplomat ties Trump closer to Ukraine furor Impeachment hearing breaks into laughter after Democrat invites Trump to testify Live coverage: House holds first public impeachment hearing MORE (D-Vt.) responded to Rep.
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He glares at the camera and the family surrounding him before - shaking - he finally begins to weep into the crook of his grandmother's neck as the crowd surrounding them breaks into a crescendo of sobs.
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Alexander Dodge, the set designer, aided by Mike Billings's lighting and Jane Shaw's sound, transforms part of a living room wall into a roaring train that breaks into the room to reveal a private compartment.
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Jon Snow is said to know nothing, but he appears to know one thing: When people say everything in a weird affected voice that occasionally breaks into an inexplicable Irish accent, they are probably lying.
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This horror film focuses on Sean (Robert Sheehan), a young thief who breaks into the home of an ultra-wealthy man (David Tennant) and, by doing so, discovers that the man is a serial killer.
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The commercial tower's glass curtain wall recedes and breaks into eye-catching facets on the north and south sides, allowing concentrations of solar rays to find their way to the elevated park and nearby streets.
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"Earned all this money but they never take the country out me," Beyoncé half-raps over a minimal beat, produced by Mike WiLL Made-It and Apluss, which breaks into a blown-out marching band stomp.
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In the film's opening scene, she is raped by a masked assailant who breaks into her home, but afterward, she merely cleans up herself and the crime scene and doesn't report the incident to the police.
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She finds her truth in the middle of the night, swept out of her hammock and into her dreams, where the trembling of the ground as it breaks into an earthquake tells of a different fate.
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But when it catches sight of a mussel — laid as a reward at the end of the maze it has just walked — the crab breaks into a skipping run, throwing itself on the treat with abandon.
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But when the simmer breaks into a boil, Aliu alchemizes that anger into love, and in doing so creates one of the most potent dramatizations of the bond between mother and daughter that I've ever read.
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And while King Hu certainly likes to move the camera — it sweeps, swoops and sometime breaks into a near-run — he also likes to linger on images as if encouraging you to admire their compositional harmony.
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If it catches its penguin, Ms. Kienle says, it will devour the bird in a characteristic way: it will bite it, and then shake it until the penguin breaks into pieces that the seal can swallow.
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"We have taken care of the logistical things in our lives because we know we are mortal," said Ms. Davis, who seems very calm and serious until she breaks into a smile, which she does often.
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There's a striking passage where a tangle of counterpoint breaks into a rhythmically fractured stretch that recalls, for me, the frenzied auto-da-fé choral ensemble of "Candide," complete with "wrong-note" injections of band instruments.
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In the series finale of the television show "Breaking Bad," chemistry teacher-turned meth kingpin Walter White breaks into the home of an ex-business partner, who out of fear arms himself with a butter knife.
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Paul's wife, Sarah (Carmen Ejogo), has a quietly tense, careful relationship with her husband; when a newcomer breaks into the house, thinking it's empty, Sarah convinces Paul to spare his life and get information from him.
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Even as she breaks into the candy (which are "from" her new baby brother — we see what you did there, mom) and sticks one into her mouth, Daisy is not convinced about this whole baby brother thing.
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Jack plays parties and restaurants, records a demo in a warehouse, and it's only through the blessing of his number one fan-slash-guardian angel Ed Sheeran that he breaks into the mainstream as a viral sensation.
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Although technical details on how exactly GrayKey breaks into phones are generally unavailable, the device, expectedly, uses techniques to churn through different passcode combinations—or brute forcing in hacker lingo—according to demonstration slides seen by Motherboard.
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So while I'd enjoy Davey Martinez and Lance Barksdale going at each other with a pair of tire irons for everyone to witness, I already know that Fox would cram five separate commercial breaks into the action.
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Pratt's slashy thick lines, which make the ice storm so dangerous-looking, are a canopy of spring leaves for the little heroine, whose deadpan face finally breaks into a smile under the simple last line of text.
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A cardboard strip with a tiny explosive charge on it runs along the inside of the cracker, so when two people tug at either end, a "crack" sound is heard, and the cracker breaks into two pieces.
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On the precipice of what was sure to be the most awkward threesome ever, Lionel breaks into a giggle when he realizes that Connor is using Becca as a buffer to cover up his primary interest in men.
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"An offender who breaks into a mobile home, an RV, a camping tent, a vehicle or another structure that is adapted for or customarily used for lodging runs a similar or greater risk of violent confrontation," he wrote.
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To the north, where the facade meets Milan's skyline and becomes mostly glass, cantilevering over the street, the block breaks into a zigzag of shifting floor plates, rectangles and trapezoids, the whole building wedged onto a triangular plot.
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Along the way Ms. Sedaris, as host, creates "Girl Scout-level" crafts ("potato ships," bottle cap castanets), dispenses kitchen tips ("Ouzo kills feelings") and occasionally breaks into song in the typically chipper demeanor of a professional TV homemaker.
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And he's right – the next year or so will determine whether cryptocurrency breaks into the mainstream, aided by technology that helps make it accessible to the average consumer, or remains a relative niche within the technology and finance community.
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She brings an amusing hoydenish quality to Brooke, who slinks across the stage when she's in character — or as close to in character as Brooke will ever get — and then breaks into a klutzy, graceless walk when she's offstage.
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Today, the digitization of imagery breaks into both the conceptual and impressionistic areas of fine art, where experimentation is even more pronounced, and nonconcrete subjects such as the "digital sphere" can be explored and visualized using the photographic medium.
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He's an impressive CGI creation and legitimately scary— you understand the fight that Mowgli's in for—but he's also as powerful as a Transformer, and equally destructive, which makes it that much more jarring when he breaks into song.
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HONDE VALLEY, Zimbabwe (Reuters) - David Muganyura smells the coffee cherries on the slopes of his plot and breaks into a smile, as he chats to workers who are harvesting a crop he expects to be his biggest to date.
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Ensuring that pubs and clubs give drinkers venturing outside receptacles made of plastic or toughened glass, which breaks into blunt little cubes rather than jagged shards, has cut the number of severe injuries, particularly to the face, incurred by drunken brawlers.
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In their README, the hacker notes much of the iOS-related code is very similar to that used in the jailbreaking scene—a community of iPhone hackers that typically breaks into iOS devices and release its code publicly for free.
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Yet, here she is tripping over things, making a lot of noise as she breaks into houses, leaving actual evidence at the crime scene, creating hasty lies that can easily be proven false, and almost slipping up a million times.
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Rob Joyce, a former White House cybersecurity coordinator who once led the unit in the National Security Agency that breaks into foreign computer systems, distinguished between the threats posed by President Vladimir V. Putin's Russia and President Xi Jinping's China.
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The report also finds that this group of young hackers, known as Double Dragon, is allowed to hack for personal gain on their downtime: Records indicate that one of the hackers breaks into gaming systems at night using government hacking tools.
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The YouTube channel LockPickingLawyer posted a video demonstrating how it can be done, and, unfortunately, it looks very easy to do — as easy as pressing a button to make sure an alarm won't go off when someone breaks into a house.
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When Bloch's team pitched M-G-M, they had in mind a project tied to the original film, which is about a teen-age hacker (Matthew Broderick) who breaks into a military server and runs a program called Global Thermonuclear War.
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In an interview filmed this year, shortly before she celebrated her 90th birthday, she recounts, with flashes of humor and in great detail, what it was like to open the new Met — and even breaks into song a couple of times.
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Belcher family matriarch and wine enjoyer Linda breaks into song at inappropriate moments, gender-ambiguous adolescent Gene is obsessed with gear, farts, and the timbre of everything, and the show usually closes out with a brief, weird burst of melody.
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In "You Would Be Good," a woman's ex-boyfriend breaks into the house where she is staying just to see her one more time, only to discover that earlier that evening she was in a car accident that left her in a coma.
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In the last episode of the season, Alonso breaks into the Johnson home, where the OA lives with her adoptive parents, and finds a set of books that could have very well been the background research for an elaborate performance of a lie.
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And even though they disagree on the best way to finally take out their former mystery neighbor, after Carrie breaks into the safe house and is attacked by him, Quinn gets murder him in the exact way he was planning, with extreme brutality.
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Nathaniel eventually gets a job working for British Intelligence as a historian reviewing after-action reports from the last days of World War II. When he breaks into secret files at work, he discovers that his mother was indeed something of a spy.
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I won't tell you to lock yourself in your office for eight hours straight — the best part about working from home is having flexibility — but build your breaks into your schedule so you aren't tempted to slack off (or work right through lunch).
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Bojack breaks into the Nixon library with his director Kelsey Jannings while filming Secretariat in Season 2, so they can use the Oval Office set to shoot a key scene (they pull off the plan, but it results in Kelsey getting fired).
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The appearance of a large truck that breaks into completely uncharted territory for Tesla comes at a time when its last big announcement, the Model 3 sedan, has yet to be delivered to the roughly 500,000 customers who've paid $1,000 to reserve the car.
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We can bury power lines, like the ones linked to the deadly fire siege in October 2017; build fire breaks into communities; do more controlled burns; and, in the long term, cut back on the greenhouse gases we pump into the atmosphere, Flannigan says.
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This film breaks into my instant favorites list thanks to starlet Jayne Mansfield's campy acting, the Wiseau-esque posturing of her real-life husband Mickey Hargitay as Hercules, and a truly tremendous sequence of B-movie-dom wherein Hercules fights a puppet-head Hydra.
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He has long held a high-level clearance and for a time worked with the N.S.A.'s premier hacking unit, called Tailored Access Operations, which breaks into the computer networks of foreign countries and which developed the hacking tools later obtained by the Shadow Brokers.
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In the first scene, when Daland, Senta's father (the robust bass Franz-Josef Selig), orders the young Steersman (the fresh-voiced lyric tenor Ben Bliss) to stand watch while their ship is anchored some miles from home, the Steersman breaks into a jocular song.
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Mr. Nézet-Séguin and his players made the most of the stunning climax, when Judith opens the fifth door to reveal the vastness of Bluebeard's realm: music that breaks into a glorious din of sustained brass, darting strings and peeling chords on an organ.
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Some say it's their personality types: Cuomo, the Frank Underwoodian backroom dealer from Queens who always seems to talk like you got a problem with him, would never mesh well with de Blasio, the gentle giant from Brooklyn whose nerdy family breaks into spontaneous dance routines.
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But when we're speaking Japanese in a mixed group of Japanese people, or even when he and I switch to Japanese one-on-one, his eyes light up, he cracks more jokes, and occasionally breaks into a faux-southern Japanese dialect that's common among Japanese comedians.
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Just as Luke's mom and dad are getting used to the idea of moving to Boston so that he can take classes at both M.I.T. and Emerson College, a strike team of mysterious operatives breaks into the Ellis home, drugging and abducting Luke and executing his parents.
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Jenna Marbles celebrates 20 million subscribers by napping 'Big Boy' goat breaks into home and takes a nap in the bathroom Claire from 'Bon Appetit' takes on her hardest challenge yet: Gourmet Sour Patch Kids Seth Meyers calls out Republicans' hypocrisy on trusting the CIA and FBI
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In today's stratified economy, where typically a college degree has one of the best chances to get an individual out of a contracting working class, the American laborer has little opportunity, unless a member of that family is exceptionally entrepreneurial or breaks into the white-collar workforce.
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Aaron Paul's 2-minute 'Breaking Bad' recap is the only one you need Seth Meyers makes it pretty clear Trump has actually never read the Constitution Jenna Marbles celebrates 20 million subscribers by napping 'Big Boy' goat breaks into home and takes a nap in the bathroom
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If the Army of the Dead breaks into Winterfell, it really doesn't matter whether you have a handful of Ironborn or no one there to protect Bran, unless of course you have Arya hiding in the woods somewhere ready to come and stab the Night King.
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The screen breaks into comic book–inspired panels, characters are textured with Ben-Day dots, spider-sense gets represented by a series of squiggles — and that's before we meet spider-people from mecha anime, film noir, and Looney Tunes–inspired universes, all bringing their respective styles with them.
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Fast forward 50 years and—despite a failed effort to change the common perception—most news publications, dictionaries, and the general populace, understand hacker to be someone malicious, someone who breaks into computers or systems with the intent of stealing data or doing some other illegal or unauthorized activity.
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C.), Jimmy PanettaJames Varni PanettaBipartisan group reveals agricultural worker immigration bill Mexican president urges Pelosi to get USMCA trade deal approved Lawmakers beat Capitol Police in Congressional Football Game MORE (D-Calif.), Greg GianforteGregory Richard GianforteHere are the lawmakers who aren't seeking reelection in 85033 House Democrats targeting six more Trump districts for 2020 House GOP fears retirement wave will lead to tsunami MORE (R-Mont.), and Peter WelchPeter Francis WelchImpeachment hearing breaks into laughter after Democrat contrasts it to Hallmark movie Diplomat ties Trump closer to Ukraine furor Impeachment hearing breaks into laughter after Democrat invites Trump to testify MORE (D-Vt.) to introduce H.R. 1781, the Payment Commission Data Act.
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While Moore was surrounded by a one-for-the-ages cast, she more than held her own, including what many consider one of the greatest sitcom episodes ever, where Moore's character -- after admonishing her co-workers for joking about it -- breaks into uncontrollable laughter during a funeral for Chuckles the Clown.
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Alf, Steinar's buddy who got roped into this kidnapping mission, has no idea why Steinar believes that Debra is who they are looking for (he thought that they were looking for a teen girl), but when Steinar breaks into Debra's house and attacks June-as-Debra, Alf draws the line.
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Depicting the riverfront of the Nile, the composition breaks into three horizontal zones: the sky above, constituting a bit more than half the frame; the river below, which is a broad stippled band; and a thin interstitial layer, much darker, of an island marked with feathery, dendritic clusters of palms.
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If a hacker breaks into your internet-connected toilet-paper holder, which holds little to no valuable information, he or she can then more easily target your computer, which is on the same WiFi and is more likely to have interesting information such as Social Security numbers or bank passwords.
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According to a report by the Justice Department's office of inspector general, an FBI unit that breaks into mobile devices only began seeking outside help to unlock the iPhone tied to the gunman in the shooting in San Bernardino, California, on the eve of the February 2016 court filing demanding Apple's assistance.
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But then again, a lot of kids believe that a fat bearded man crawls down billions of chimneys in a single night to deliver My Little Ponys and Legos, or that a giant, anthropomorphized bunny breaks into their yards every year and hides plastic eggs full of jelly beans and miniature Tootsie Rolls.
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Trevor Noah and Ronny Chieng explain what's going on with the NBA and China 'Big Boy' goat breaks into home and takes a nap in the bathroom Go behind the scenes of 'El Camino' with Aaron Paul and Vince Gilligan Seth Meyers makes it pretty clear Trump has actually never read the Constitution
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Stephen Colbert says Trump takes phone calls with world leaders like an improv team Watch Will Smith go absolutely wild with a flamethrower in slow motion Trevor Noah and Ronny Chieng explain what's going on with the NBA and China 'Big Boy' goat breaks into home and takes a nap in the bathroom
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MAN ALLEGEDLY BREAKS INTO WOMAN'S HOME TWICE, RAPES HER, FOUND WAITING IN VICTIM'S BED: COPS Flying kick takes down homeless man who attacked dog walker Good Samaritan uses flying kick to take down a transient man who attacked a man walking his dog with a piece of wood with nail through it in Los Angeles.
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The words "tray bake" usually summon the image of one of those desperate tin squares of joyless brown cake, pulled out of an orange carrier bag under your colleague's desk, just seconds before everyone in the office breaks into a round of "Happy Birthday" beside a stack of photocopier paper and two abandoned keyboards.
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Seth Meyers makes it pretty clear Trump has actually never read the Constitution Stephen Colbert says Trump takes phone calls with world leaders like an improv team Trevor Noah and Ronny Chieng explain what's going on with the NBA and China 'Big Boy' goat breaks into home and takes a nap in the bathroom
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Jafa splices footage of a black man being shot and killed by a police officer, a black woman being told to step out of her car with her two small children still inside, Barack Obama as he breaks into "Amazing Grace," Beyoncé dancing in a sweatshirt on a balcony, and images from the civil rights movement.
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Connie's adventures on the lam in the ungentrified reaches of the outer borough unfold like a comedy of errors in which our scumbag hero inflicts a terrible orange-blonde bleach job on himself as a disguise and breaks into an amusement park to try to figure out where someone out of their mind on acid would hide cash.
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As MindMaze breaks into the consumer market, things grow a bit more uncertain but Tadi insists that the MASK falls in line with the company's bread-and-butter medical ambitions, that being "commercializing the interface between the brain and VR." The company's social hardware follows announcements late last year that Facebook will be introducing an expansive social platform.
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In one story, a D.U.I. leads a widower to have a sober revelation about the reason his wife cheated on him; in another, a Holocaust memoir drives a brokenhearted doctor to starve himself to death; in a third, a teenager with an uncontrollable crush on a boy breaks into his house and steals an erotically charged pencil.
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Whether you're rooting for the New England Patriots this weekend or the Los Angeles Rams, some of the tensest moments of Super Bowl LIII will likely come when a kicker stares down the field, breaks into a sprint, and plants his foot on the ball, sending it arcing towards the field goal in hopes of scoring a few precious points.
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The proposed law, to be passed next year, would institute fines "when someone breaks into your vital space, talks to you within 10 or 53 centimeters of your face, follows you for three, four, five or six streets, or asks for your telephone number about 17 times," France's Gender Equality Minister Marlene Schiappa told RTL, a French radio station, on Monday.
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The proposed law, to be passed next year, would institute fines "when someone breaks into your vital space, talks to you within 10 or 20 centimeters of your face, follows you for three, four, five or six streets, or asks for your telephone number about 17 times," France's Gender Equality Minister Marlene Schiappa told RTL, a French radio station, on Monday.
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The movie essentially breaks into two parts, with Murphy's Rudy first developing Dolemite and seeking to sell the material, running into roadblocks because of its raunchiness before peddling albums out of his car trunk; and then repeating that process, too extensively, when he decides the real money would be in reels -- producing and starring in a Dolemite movie, even though he knows virtually nothing about the process.
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For Mr. Dietl, as for other regulars, the restaurant remains a kind of refuge, a place out of time where there is no menu, nearly every diner breaks into song when the jukebox begins playing its usual list of Sinatra and standards, and Christmas decorations hang year-round — a quirk born, the owner said, of some long-ago laziness that grew into a signature décor.
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The tricky plot is plenty funny and packed with colorful characters like Stinky Tetweiler, a high-end fence; Louie the Lost, who couldn't make it as a getaway driver; and Tasha Dawn, who isn't a zombie private eye but played one on TV. The best scene, though, is the one in which Bender breaks into the King's mansion ("like Xanadu in 'Citizen Kane' ") and finds himself unable to break out.
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