My mom was yelling, 'Get the briefcase, get the briefcase.
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The CoolBELL Convertible Backpack Briefcase is a true transformer that can be a handheld briefcase, an over-the-shoulder messenger bag, or a backpack.
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But first he wants to look into this briefcase from the N.R.A." Here, an onscreen graphic showed a National Rifle Association briefcase full of money. "S.
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Rugged Twill Original Briefcase, $325, available at FilsonIf whatever he has for a briefcase just isn't cutting it, this ought to last him a good while.
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He intended to slip the magenta into his briefcase, climb into the armored car, ride to Kennedy International Airport and fly off with the briefcase on his lap.
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Whether you're using this briefcase to carry your computer to class or using its charging capabilities to juice up your tablet at home, this briefcase does it all.
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The briefcase also has a notable connection to President Donald Trump, who appeared as a guest during the show's first season when that same briefcase was on display.
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The docs refer to security camera footage of Travion walking toward the parked bus without a briefcase ... then 2 minutes later walking away clutching the briefcase containing the bling.
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Briefcase Girl on Deal or No Deal When she wasn't penning embossed wedding invitations, the actress appeared as a "briefcase girl" on the hit NBC game show Deal or No Deal.
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" He recommends the briefcase technique, a strategy in which "you literally open your briefcase and give a document to your boss with a clear and compelling rationale for why you deserve a raise.
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The briefcase smelled of leather, earthy, rich in aromatic oils.
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Women, carry your resume in a professional briefcase or purse.
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Luckily, Scamander has a "Muggle Worthy" setting on his briefcase.
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Brian carried a briefcase, which gave him a covert vibe.
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"I had my briefcase and my pants suit," Jones recalled.
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Even George Jetson takes his briefcase to work every day.
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There's a briefcase by the desk, a globe slightly askance.
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The thief made off with a briefcase and an iPad.
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Callimachi: He always had a black laptop briefcase with him.
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Among the carnage, Llewelyn finds a briefcase full of cash.
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In it, Don C. is holding a Louis Vuitton briefcase, Kanye is holding a Goyard briefcase, Arnold is wearing leopard-print pants, and Abloh is wearing a Moncler vest, yellow sneakers, and red nerd glasses.
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Stick a pack of gum in your pocket, purse or briefcase.
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Eventually, radio-powered mobile phones could fit inside of a briefcase.
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And the crux of it is held in one secretive briefcase.
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"I spent some money buying a really nice briefcase," she said.
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They glowed as brightly as the brass furnishings on his briefcase.
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They took a briefcase that contained millions of dollars in jewelry.
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The briefcase full of nuclear launch codes that follows the president
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My briefcase with my press credentials was still there as well.
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He sprang up and swung his briefcase into the van's windshield.
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He seemed sophisticated, with a three-piece suit and a briefcase.
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Or it looks like a briefcase handle or something like that.
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A clever baby briefcase to store all of baby's important documents
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Years before Meghan Markle became the Duchess of Sussex, she was a briefcase model on the NBC game show series Deal or No Deal — and now her fans have a chance to purchase her briefcase for themselves.
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Like all lawmakers, they were handed a briefcase marked with parliament's logo.
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During the review, pull out these documents from a folder or briefcase.
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When folded, the desk carries like a briefcase, complete with sturdy handles.
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If you see my full luggage setup, the briefcase makes more sense.
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Nothing says "nothing to see here" quite like a leather attache briefcase.
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BRONZE replicas of his briefcase, stamped "RW", are scattered across the world.
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I pick a locker and lock up my briefcase, phone, keys, umbrella.
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Items range in price from a $20 keychain, to a $430 briefcase.
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Stuart & Lau's Cary briefcase hath, once and for all, proven thee wrong.
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When Dinesh Chawla travels to New York, he carries his father's briefcase.
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So we knew that whoever owned this briefcase had to be important.
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Hawk: [Arabic] Callimachi: It's the family of the owner of the briefcase.
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One floor below, Adrian Brody stands at the window holding a briefcase.
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This waterproof briefcase by Filson stays stylish while still resisting the elements.
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No doubt they were wondering why I was sitting on my briefcase.
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Callimachi: O.K., so this guy maybe — O.K., he has —— Callimachi: But in the briefcase, in one of the folds of the briefcase, we pulled out a color Xerox of an ID belonging to a man named Yasir Issa.
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He's not got enough room for his briefcase, you see, and his briefcase needs room because, being his briefcase, it is special, but right now he's having to hold it up in his arms like a baby (the pose, he thinks, is emasculating, as if hunter-gatherers ever crammed their bodies onto metal trains to take them to metropolises where single-serving sandwiches are readily available).
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It comes set inside a leather briefcase, complete with a built-in keyboard.
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We keep on Beauty & the Briefcase as mindless background TV while we talk.
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Under the load floor there's space to hide a gym bag and briefcase.
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We're going to sell them by the old faux leather cassette holder briefcase.
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Three years after his death, the briefcase was discovered by Berwari's son, Abdulla.
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Wearing a suit and carrying a briefcase wasn't enough to overcome my blackness.
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Then, compile a "briefcase" of evidence to support your pitch for a raise.
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Grab a bag, briefcase, or portfolio that fits your items and looks professional.
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"The holster protected a weapon and the weapon protected the briefcase," Tomic recalled.
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So right here, these are all the documents we found in the briefcase.
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Some baskets took creative shapes — a briefcase, for example, or an open flame.
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The briefcase was later found outside the venue, but the medal was missing.
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As it moves toward him, he lifts his briefcase to let it pass.
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You can fill your briefcase up with files or yummy food (our preference).
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The briefcase, iPad and sneakers were the only items missing, the sources said.
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He reached out to grab the sleeve of a man with a briefcase.
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The only thing that belonged to him in his home was a briefcase.
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A stealthy but stylish briefcase, to carry his many, many papers feels fitting.
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Let me just take my briefcase, and I'll be on my merry way.
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As it happened, Mr. Huck had just picked something up: a leather briefcase.
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People shuffle around a bit, and his briefcase now has a little area.
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Nothing too daunting, but tuck that umbrella in your briefcase to play it safe.
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"We don't know why that quote was in his briefcase," Fulgham, 53, told PEOPLE.
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The clash with Bodine and the briefcase incident were written about in the press.
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Remember when Joel McHale and Hilary Duff starred in the movie Beauty & The Briefcase?
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And also "Taylor Swift's official music briefcase carrier" sounds like a pretty cool job.
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His arrival, well-worn black briefcase in hand, was greeted with unwonted media attention.
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And you don't even have to spend a briefcase of cash to get it.
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Future the Prince, Drake's DJ, was the owner of the briefcase full of bling.
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No word on whether or not he had some magical creatures in his briefcase.
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"He always wore a tie, smart clothes and carried a briefcase," Mr. Vuk said.
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The priest would go to see Pablo and always leave with his briefcase full.
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You see, Scamander's magical, beast-containing briefcase is a key prop in the movie.
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JFK's attorney general's emergency briefcase, for instance, would have allowed him suspend habeas corpus.
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Police say they found him with the briefcase which contained all of the jewelry.
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He had a briefcase with 250 rounds of ammunition, the chief said on Friday.
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Patrick retrieved a crumpled paper bag from his briefcase and started breathing into it.
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" "We'd like to announce that we are the official briefcase maker of Steve Castor.
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We'd like to announce that we are the official briefcase maker of Steve Castor.
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Like, whatever's in that nuclear briefcase it's just some girlfriend's phone number or something.
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This briefcase easily meets the high standard that Thursday's customers have come to expect.
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The bottom linePriced at $215 and $245, the Thursday Briefcase is a solid deal.
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At some point along the road, someone thought to mount this board in a briefcase.
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Loki takes the fallen briefcase and uses the stone to apparate the heck off Earth.
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Cullinan is carrying the briefcase which contains the winner envelopes they refer to as #BallotBriefcase.
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" And there was the pessimistic: "It'll be an explosive briefcase weapon, and that'll be it.
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William and Kate sip from a drink brought them in the traditional Bandy briefcase pic.twitter.
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Except my briefcase is a silver MP210 player, specifically, Sony's 22017 GB Hi-Res Walkman.
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The family held their own memorial service at Lidingö, by the briefcase with his initials.
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Here's an excerpt: When I got back, Prince had the briefcase out on the floor.
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Hanson's friends in Redondo recall seeing him in Armani suits, carrying a briefcase around town.
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He takes out a pink card out of the briefcase and hands it to Harris.
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That would clock in at roughly 22 pounds and require an entire briefcase to carry.
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On the plane, Mr. Weinberg quietly chained one of his own wrists to his briefcase.
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He popped open the briefcase, revealed a nest of wires, then snapped it shut again.
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The first mode lets you carry the Vega briefcase-style, with a leather hand strap.
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The 45-pound briefcase, known as the nuclear football, accompanies the president wherever he goes.
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In his briefcase was a bottle of Stolichnaya and a 9-millimeter Makarov semiautomatic pistol.
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The nuclear football is the black briefcase containing the nuclear launch codes for the president.
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The device's display is gorgeous and as bright as the contents of Marsellus Wallace's briefcase.
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Check 'em out below: The briefcase-styled Crosley Cruiser gives you the gift of mobility.
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The briefcase uses premium Horween leather and brass hardware, and it's priced from $215-$245.
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The inside of the briefcase is lined and features multiple compartments for keeping things organized.
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As a producer of "Pulp Fiction," you actually know what was inside Marsellus Wallace's briefcase.
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He wearing a suit, and carried a briefcase containing more than 250 rounds of ammunition.
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They each transport a set of the envelopes in a secure briefcase to the awards show.
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Tie your sneakers to your backpack or briefcase if space in your bag is a problem.
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Anthropologie makes a thin, leather holder that will fit easily into a purse, briefcase, or pocket.
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This unassuming canvas briefcase transforms into an instant porta potty in just a few short minutes.
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Be a doctor, be a lawyer, carry a leather briefcase, forget abouts sports as a profession.
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And envoy to the EU Tim Barrow placed a briefcase on the floor as he sat.
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Davis also gave a leather briefcase from the trip to a volunteer in his office. Reps.
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The suit, stride, the indoor sunglasses, the headphones, the poker face, the briefcase — it's all there.
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Someone could be silly enough to put it in a briefcase with a card in it.
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The briefcase is the perfect size to carry a laptop and other day-to-day essentials.
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Some personal artifacts — a briefcase, postcards sent back home, a set of pens — are on display.
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In one leather-gloved hand, the man carried a briefcase, in the other, a folded newspaper.
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"But you never see a male president with a briefcase or a wallet," Ms. Harris said.
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You switch the strap around and it becomes a briefcase or a backpack or a duffel.
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He holds a briefcase in one hand and grabs on to a pole with the other.
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Most people today prefer a backpack, but, being old-school, I continue to carry this briefcase.
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Manically rummaging through the mess of his briefcase, he kept saying "Shush" in its general direction.
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Picture the power suit, the briefcase, shoulder pads, even heels — the trademark footwear of femme fatales.
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I saw him wandering the main road looking exhausted and dazed, carrying a wet brown briefcase.
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And preserving that was more important to him than getting in and putting his briefcase down.
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He wears an old red hat, a blue coat, carries a battered briefcase, and loves marmalade.
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The heartbroken Newt still carries a picture of Leda — played by Zoë Kravitz — in his magical briefcase.
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But in the past, he used to carry around a briefcase or backpack with his recording equipment.
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These were appropriately called "briefcase phones," and people thought they were really next level at the time.
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Rob had brought Sally's old tan briefcase, filled with the documents that she had entrusted to him.
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He had everything he would need, including his briefcase with all the documents pertaining to the case.
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Protection rackets for illegal activity, kickback schemes, and the always reliable briefcase-full-of-cash bribe. 2.
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This is the only briefcase-style bag that rivals Filson's (in my last roundup) for overnight capability.
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In my day, we had a briefcase with papers falling out of it and we loved it.
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Mr Ulyukayev left Mr Sechin's office with a heavy briefcase—a gift, he thought, of rare wine.
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"I have six harmonicas in my briefcase at all times," he told CNN's New Day last month.
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Most stages have optional goals as well, like collecting a briefcase or finishing it without killing anyone.
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Arun Jaitley, the current minister, tossed spring flowers aplenty from his saffron-coloured briefcase on February 113th.
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Gerhard Berger recounted throwing Ayrton Senna's briefcase out of a helicopter, with the Brazilian laughing alongside him.
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He wore glasses, a black tracksuit, and pristine white sneakers, and he carried a small leather briefcase.
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The Alpine Swiss Expandable Leather Attaché Briefcase can accommodate multiple files and papers including legal sized documents.
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Their most recent designs include a sleek rucksack, a feminine briefcase and a canteen-shaped belt pack.
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And a pink, fluffy rucksack that looks like a Monsters INC character was fucked by a briefcase.
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Pictures showed him sprawled face down, still clutching a briefcase on a walkway in the parliament building.
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I was worried that, as an intern, I might look silly carrying what looks like a briefcase.
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On his briefcase he displayed a small American flag, a gift from his 12-year-old daughter.
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From Tuesday through April 6, they can continue as gumshoes by checking out a History Detective Briefcase.
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Mr. Shanahan refused to allow his wife to take the briefcase, and a tug of war ensued.
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This is not a book about a drug deal gone wrong, or a briefcase full of cash.
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Mills: So we know that whoever it was who owned this briefcase, they worked as a bureaucrat.
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This feels like I just stepped back into his show and wrapped my hand around a briefcase.
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Soon the two wind up in a very leafy Westchester County, N.Y., in search of a briefcase.
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He carries his own black briefcase, keeps his own agenda, and makes many of his own calls.
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He used to store hemp paraphernalia in his hemp composite briefcase such as granola bars and chapstick.
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" Baldwin next turned to Chuck Schumer (Alex Moffat), who opened a briefcase that said, "Whatever you want.
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Pete Davidson plays a Clemson College football player, who doesn't have the typical metal briefcase encasing a deal.
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Audience members laughed when Shor recalled how his childhood friend would bring an adult briefcase to elementary school.
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And the leather bottom, while great in briefcase mode, makes it seem a little lopsided in backpack mode.
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For those unfamiliar, the nuclear football is a large black briefcase that is carried wherever the president goes.
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A stack of blank cards always sits on Yellen's desk, in his briefcase and on his private plane.
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Yet they could not locate the briefcase, nor the manuscript, nor Benjamin's body, nor even his original grave.
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Sid tries to get the briefcase back, but the woman thinks he's trying to claim a stranger's bag.
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In November 2006, he was arrested at LAX airport after a stolen gun was found in his briefcase.
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"Do you think I should keep the letter in my pocket or in my briefcase?" he asked me.
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The briefcase also includes a lock that protects personal data encoded on most IDs, credit cards and passports.
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You can also tuck a few into your glove box and stick a couple more in your briefcase.
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The explosive device may have been left in a briefcase in a metro train carriage, the source added.
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In the end, I would consider keeping a wireless charger only in the bedroom or in a briefcase.
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While his friends played with toy soldiers, he toted a leather briefcase and pretended to be a stockbroker.
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It was a work Mr. Johnson called "Double Check": a seated businessman reviewing the contents of his briefcase.
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"He appeared with this red plastic briefcase, and he talked — a lot — in this beautiful monologue," Banderas recalled.
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Dennett loves this briefcase by Filson, which comes in tan, green, navy, and two different shades of gray.
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In the galley, Captain Keating set down his briefcase and sat at a table across from Dan Foley.
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When he returned to his home Thursday, he said the only belonging he could find was a briefcase.
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The news outlet reported the scuffle was over "in a flash" and the Chinese never touched the briefcase.
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He and his hemp briefcase are still around, but this year hemp has appeared in 72 lobbying disclosures.
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The walls had collapsed and "the only thing I could find of ours was my briefcase," he said.
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Bonnie Iselin, and carrying her husband's briefcase, went directly from the Rockefellers' private jet to a waiting limousine.
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For midflight snacks, Mr. DeFrino stocks beef jerky in his briefcase along with nuts, trail mix and nutrition bars.
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Make breakfast, blow-dry hair, dress, apply some makeup, encourage kids to eat breakfast, pack snacks, backpacks, and briefcase.
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I placed my briefcase by her head and considered the chance that the books inside might stop a bullet.
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Afterwards, Kay drags him to Brooklyn to pick up a briefcase for Lenny — the favor she roped Kay into.
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They make away with the briefcase — which turns out to be full of Cuban money — by hopping between roofs.
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Sanford: We were doing a table read and Dennis Hopper walks in wearing a suit and carrying a briefcase.
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Toss this pocket-sized power supply into your briefcase, purse, or backpack, and banish your battery woes for good.
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The briefcase technique is an advanced strategy that has helped students negotiate and earn thousands of dollars in raises.
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Yet, hovering in the rear of the balcony, a slender young man, carrying a briefcase, listened to the panels.
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Easterbrook walks away with 26 weeks of severance and a briefcase full of non-compete and non-disparagement agreements.
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Agalarov hands Trump a briefcase before both men enter a hotel room, where they are joined by three women.
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They are about the size of a briefcase and can be placed near a government building or a car.
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He asked to see my credentials, and I said that they were with my briefcase next to my seat.
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As for that plot ... it's about a secret agent who give a briefcase to someone who has been wronged.
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The briefcase-sized craft rode shotgun on the Insight Mars Lander launch in May, detaching shortly after leaving orbit.
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Thomas Wazhashk removed his thermos from his armpit and set it on the steel desk alongside his scuffed briefcase.
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Reggie disappears, presumably dead, while Leland emerges both alive and in possession of a yellow briefcase stuffed with cash.
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Callimachi: So it's a black laptop bag that's —— Mills: So when it comes to the briefcase specifically —— Callimachi: Yeah.
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LG: That's right, probably folding TV set, you can just pick it up and carry it like a briefcase.
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I carry a laptop, an iPad and a smartphone in my Tumi briefcase, which I replace every two years.
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Mr. Muniz himself makes an appearance, in a Rockwell-esque scene of him tripping, spilling papers from his briefcase.
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The briefcase, known in the White House as "the football," contains menus of foreign targets: cities, arsenals, critical infrastructure.
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Meghan was in charge of briefcase number 24 when she appeared on the show during Season 2 in 2006.
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These "briefcase-size" guys will separate from the rocket around the same time as InSight, but take slightly different trajectories.
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"I'm a phony," she says, revealing that her briefcase holds nothing and her kids hate her, but love the nanny.
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It is a compact design that can tuck away in any suitcase or even right in a handbag or briefcase.
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Gove quickly stopped and handed the briefcase to a helper who carried it to a waiting car, Reuters pictures showed.
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A Grim Fandango-inspired turn, complete with briefcase, skull mask and sassy quotes from the game mixed atop flamenco music.
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"When you're at customs between countries, they might search a briefcase but they wouldn't check your child's doll," he explained.
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Claudia Jordan briefcase modeling days are well behind her, but she still looks like a million bucks in a bikini.
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Many of these anomalies have innocent explanations: a forgotten briefcase, perhaps, or a journey in an unfamiliar part of town.
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"This is the equivalent of the 22.1s cellphone in a briefcase that puts a brick on your ear," he said.
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The Kattee Leather Briefcase will never go out of style and it accommodates your laptop, tablet, phone, and other necessities.
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The suspect, identified as 21-year-old Travion King, snatched the briefcase after boarding the bus at about 10 p.m.
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"I used to call him the little man with the brown briefcase," Avenatti's first wife, Christine Avenatti-Carlin, told me.
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He fishes free drink vouchers from a battered briefcase and returns from the bar with a handful of Bud Lights.
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Briefcase originally worked by connecting the computers or using a floppy disk as the transfer device back in the 1990s.
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Today's puzzle was built around the phrase NUCLEAR FOOTBALL, which is the briefcase that accompanies the president wherever he goes.
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And whether her red box, a traditional briefcase ministers use to hold official documents, ever made it into the bedroom?
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A photo by Vladimír Lammer shows a solitary man with a briefcase gazing at a row of tanks passing by.
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The first item I examined, a brown leather briefcase, cost 136,500 yen, or about $1,130 at 116 yen to the dollar.
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Holt managed to do it with a briefcase in his hand and no leash or lifejacket to keep him from drowning.
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While she didn't end up with a $1 million briefcase, she struck a deal with the banker for a whopping $500,000.
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Then it looks like the folio my brother took around with him in a briefcase for all of the fourth grade.
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She stores her spoils in a briefcase, and on her way back, gets distracted by an abandoned purse in another room.
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I gave up my search when I opened his computer briefcase to find A USED TAMPON IN A PLASTIC SANDWICH BAG.
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All the envelopes are placed in a briefcase, which the balloting leaders – this year, Ruiz and Cullinan – carry to the Oscars.
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I call a Lyft Line because I can't carry my purse, weekend bag, and work briefcase on a 2826-minute walk.
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Along that same line is a designer handbag or well-made briefcase, which can also enhance your professional reputation, said Luken.
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The man pulled out a cardboard folder with Frank's name on it, shut the briefcase and transferred it to the floor.
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When you're buying your fancy leather briefcase, jacket, or shoes, you should know exactly what to look for in your leather.
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"He always carried a briefcase full of vibrators, sex toys, masks, and bondage equipment," one of his accusers reportedly told authorities.
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Police also found a briefcase full of jewelry ... which linked him to the tour bus heist outside Drake's Tuesday night concert.
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Upon getting a hold of these records, according to numerous sources, Alexander spent months carrying the documents around in his briefcase.
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S) is in exclusive talks to sell its underperforming French Lancel leather brand to Italian high-end briefcase maker Piquadro (PQ.
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I'm told that at no point did the Chinese have the nuclear football in their possession or even touch the briefcase.
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Haley Barbour was arrested earlier this month after a loaded handgun was found in his briefcase at an airport security checkpoint.
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She got up and put her papers into her briefcase, which was so wrong that in some way it became right.
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On his way to FOMC meetings, if his briefcase was full, it meant Greenspan was set to raise short-term rates.
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He took a photograph, which he later posted on Twitter, of flames shooting up from what he thought was a briefcase.
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Travion was later busted for breaking into a woman's dorm room at Arizona State, and that's when cops found the briefcase.
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In the back, by the bar, there was a man with a briefcase, sipping on a can of Red Bull. ♦
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The backpack straps are removable, and there's a handle on the side so that you can carry it as a briefcase.
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This was a problem, because Elizabeth had planned to bug his briefcase for a key meeting with the Soviet negotiator Nesterenko.
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Should I fail to do something about this, I could spend 2017 struggling with simple tasks, such as carrying a briefcase.
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The aide carrying the briefcase was blocked from entering the hall, and another official quickly told Kelly, five sources told Axios.
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Mention hashtag #TFMBriefcase over the next 24 hours in-store to get your own briefcase for free (aka reusable bag!) pic.twitter.
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That includes medical, food, transportation, communications and a briefcase that allows the president to authorize a nuclear attack, the Journal said.
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S) has completed the sale of its struggling French leather bag maker Lancel to Italian high-end briefcase maker Piquadro (PQ.
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"He had a briefcase full of contracts," Luis Mariano Rodriguez, a Salazar deputy also charged in the indictment, told Andorran investigators.
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Aside from the attractive colorways available, what I like about the Thursday Briefcase is its size and the optional shoulder strap.
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If you already own a pair of the company's boots, the decision to get the briefcase should be that much easier.
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Seun Kuti, a Nigerian singer, is pursued by a horde of briefcase-wielding zombies in the video for "IMF", a 2014 hit.
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To a modern audience, at least, Newt's briefcase has the potential to be the greatest piece of carry-on luggage ever designed.
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China reportedly apologized to the U.S. officials for the incident and at no point did any Chinese personnel interfere with the briefcase.
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If they seem open to the idea, give them a briefcase with $250,000, plus the fee you negotiated (between $20,000 and $50,000).
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The baby arrives by taxi; he wears a suit and shades, carries a briefcase, and has soon commandeered Mom and Dad's attention.
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Pad & Quill makes some of the most handsome leather goods for the modern world, and its Gladstone Leather Briefcase is no different.
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The photo shows Melania, a model and then Trump's girlfriend, nude, but strategically arranged on a fur and handcuffed to a briefcase.
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They steal a briefcase and head out, only to encounter some additional problems, trippy animation, and an ending with a neat twist.
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Frank thought him, despite the expensive suit, the leather briefcase and the manicured hands, or perhaps because of them, a cold fish.
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Meet the Unsexy Lady Bag: a top-handled beauty, part doctor's toolkit, part briefcase that's made for a woman on a mission.
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But transporting the brown nectar can be tricky when tossing a normal thermos into a backpack or briefcase holding your pricey laptop.
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But the newest trailer shows Newt and Jacob hopping in and out of the briefcase at will and exploring whole magical worlds.
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The Blues Brothers officially debuted on Saturday Night Live in 1978, followed by the album Briefcase Full of Blues later that year.
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Outside the market, a middle-aged man in dusty clothes rode up on a motorbike, a weathered briefcase clutched between his feet.
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The fortunate owner later told police he had put the briefcase down to lock up his bicycle but then forgot about it.
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Ross and Klaue have a tense conversation on the casino floor, during which Ross hands over a briefcase (apparently full of vibranium).
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A pitcher of water sat on a table, a shaving kit on the bathroom counter and a closed briefcase on a recliner.
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The investigator coolly entered Kendall's Hollywood Hills pad Thursday with his briefcase full of CSI tools to find any prints left behind.
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Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg planted a briefcase bomb under a table at Hitler's military headquarters in eastern Prussia on July 20, 1944.
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When cops have a phone to break into, they just might pull a small, laptop-sized device out of a rugged briefcase.
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The applications he carried in his black leather briefcase, however, were for one type of product only: a high-priced variable annuity.
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In short, a briefcase is the bag into which you can place all the various items you might need throughout the day.
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Still, the next day, she said she returned to clean the same suite, where she found an open briefcase with cash inside.
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What has happened in between — to Leland, to Reggie, to the briefcase — are the mysteries that serve as the novel's ostensible plot.
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In the film, the British "magizoologist" Newt arrives in New York and smuggles a magical briefcase full of strange beasts through customs.
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This book reads like a thriller: There's deception, a bomb in a gift package and an explosive briefcase sneaked into Hitler's fortress.
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To prepare for my 90-minute commute to Wall Street, I acquired a traditional briefcase, a dark olive-green, hard-sided attaché.
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" — SETH MEYERS, on the Republicans' lawyer, Stephen R. Castor "Is it a good sign when your lawyer's briefcase is a grocery sack?
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Finally alone with time to herself, the rough and gruff agent opened a briefcase she'd been lugging with her throughout the episode.
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He had been trying to find something of his from the rubble he could keep and it was his one brown briefcase.
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"I didn't like the way I was treated when I traded my briefcase for my diaper bag," Shine wrote on her website.
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The less said about Jimmy Kimmel's aimless foray into a packed movie theater, or Neil Patrick Harris's recurring briefcase joke, the better.
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I must not forget my briefcase, you see, because I'm a businessman, and it's filled with important documents, meeting minutes, and... Pizza!
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Then, in a truly '80s gesture, Marie reaches into her briefcase and pulls out a Rolodex to find someone for Sally to date.
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A Trigild Gemini 2 pre-cellular "briefcase phone" built on the Mobile Telephone Service (MTS) first developed by the Bell System in 1946.
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The flask was brought in a bandy portfolj, a briefcase that traditionally contains a flask of warm wine or coffee laced with alcohol.
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If you weren't able to pick up their Attaché bag from our 2016 Holiday Gift Guide, this Laptop Briefcase is an excellent choice.
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"My dad's briefcase was in his room," Kathie Scobee Fulgham told PEOPLE in January 2016, which marked the 30th anniversary of the tragedy.
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The last public sighting was with Russian soldiers round him and, in his hand, the briefcase, containing his plan to save more Jews.
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It features magicLab's director, Cyber Illusionist Marco Tempest, summoning the quadcopters from a briefcase, much like one might a rabbit from a hat.
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As she sneaks a present into his briefcase before his trip, she finds a picture of another woman in one of the pockets.
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In 2008 they "offered a large briefcase full of euros to the affiliate who infected the greatest number of machines," according to Goodman.
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As I got used to my new hands, I popped open the briefcase, tossing around (and then sheepishly replacing) a stack of cash.
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It's a perfectly functional soft case with a slim design, making it easy to pack the Switch away in your briefcase or backpack.
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In one picture, she was handcuffed to a briefcase; in another, she leaned into his arms as he fed her from his hands.
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Varga turns up to their previously appointed meet, cash in briefcase, to find a young Mexican boy there to lead him to Swango.
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Then, he got the attention of a flight attendant, and passed her a note to say he had a bomb in his briefcase.
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The Filson Original Briefcase is large enough to carry everything you need for your workday with some room left over for personal sundries.
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She and I would swap recipes through her husband, delivering muffins and breakfast bars and favorite recipes to each other via his briefcase.
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Or, more accurately, in the hands of a small rotating group of military personnel who carry a briefcase that contains the nuclear codes.
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Meghan once had a short-lived job as a briefcase girl on 'Deal or No Deal,' and Williams respects her hustle and determination.
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Take an umbrella in your briefcase: It'll most likely rain this morning, let up in the afternoon and begin drizzling again by bedtime.
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Mr. Rubio received a warm welcome from his staff members, who cheered as he arrived at his office Thursday morning, briefcase in hand.
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I'm giving you a massive briefcase of VICE's money and sending you on a permanent vacation: what three cities are you visiting first?
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When you choose the right briefcase, you select an accessory that will make the tasks of your day that much easier to manage.
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As much as I love the messenger bag type of briefcase, I can also say that they're the wrong choice for some people.
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Paying his hotel bill in Rome, carrying his own briefcase onto Shepherd One: Here was a pope with both feet on the ground.
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According to a statement from the couple's son, the two argued over, among other things, a briefcase belonging to Mr. Shanahan that Mrs.
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And in the briefcase, we found a whole bunch of documents from local mills in northern Iraq, and especially from the Mosul area.
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He had brought along a friend, Detective Dai, who was wearing a Louis Vuitton tie and belt and carrying a Louis Vuitton briefcase.
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"Mention hashtag #TFMBriefcase over the next 24 hours in-store to get your own briefcase for free (aka reusable bag!)" it told customers.
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That's why Sethi recommends the briefcase technique, a strategy through which you don't just say you deserve something you want, you prove it.
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In my mom's mind, being an accountant meant I would wear a suit and ride the train to work and have a briefcase.
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Meghan Markle&aposs "Deal or No Deal" briefcase is about to go up for sale at the Hollywood: A Collector&aposs Ransom Auction.
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"Carrying a stroller, my briefcase for work, my daughter and her backpack with bottles for day care — it was a nightmare," she said.
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Using leather from renowned Chicago-based tannery Horween Leathers, my first impression of the briefcase was the outstanding craftsmanship and the supple material.
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"I can have a terrible time just opening a briefcase and looking for a pen while I'm talking on the phone," Broderick said.
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As an added bonus, the buyer of the bike also gets the helmet, bag and briefcase thrown in ... although those aren't film originals.
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One even showed off a unique accessory — a pair of handcuffs that connected her wrist to the silver briefcase containing the top-secret ballots.
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People have placed the briefcase-sized units on rooftops in opposition-held areas, giving clear access to the sound signatures of government warplanes overhead.
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One even showed off a unique accessory — a pair of handcuffs that connected her wrist to the silver briefcase containing the top-secret ballots.
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The C215 is still very much a starter turntable, albeit one for music fans finally ready to stop living life out of a briefcase.
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Unbeknownst to his family, hours of footage were recorded by his colleagues and stashed away by Berwari on DVDs in a battered old briefcase.
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I may be dating myself a bit, but I keep thinking of former Federal Reserve Chair Alan Greenspan and the once famous briefcase indicator.
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They also make extremely lightweight, reusable bottles, and I've been toting around an empty one with me to lighten my load in my briefcase.
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CreditCreditLexey Swall for The New York Times CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — John Risher drove north on Route 29, a briefcase resting in the car's back seat.
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But suddenly, as he peers directly into the void — recurring diamond hawker Neil Lane's briefcase of engagement rings — Ben knows which girlfriend he'll pick.
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Likewise, the right briefcase for the lawyer who drives himself to work might be wrong for an attorney why travels by subway, for example.
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Cover image: Attorney General William Barr carries his briefcase as he arrives at his home in McLean, Va., on Saturday evening, March 23, 2019.
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He gave the impression that he might have carried a briefcase to class, and it was not what anyone would call a good look.
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The landing was monitored by two mini-spacecraft, each about the size of a briefcase, whose flight was a cosmic first of its own.
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The crew cut, the stilted cadence, and the briefcase all speak to a deeper mystery that fans have spent more than a decade untangling.
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"Who brings a briefcase to a ballpark?" an officer asks as he flips open my computer bag at the entrance to the softball field.
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It starred a Saudi man in a traditional thawb and keffiyeh, apparently watching a sign language interpreter levitate his briefcase into the overhead locker.
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Stingrays are briefcase-sized electronics that spy on cellphones by mimicking cell towers, tricking smartphones into giving the Stingray installer a lot of information.
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Inside that server, Trump suggests, one would find evidence, gleaming like a Pulp Fiction briefcase, that Ukraine, not Russia, hacked the DNC in 2016.
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Compared to a briefcase, messenger, or duffle, a backpack is more comfortable to wear, better for your back, and can likely carry more stuff around.
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A man in a suit came through, and without acknowledging Frank or the guard, put his briefcase on the table and pushed at the catches.
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He also has a briefcase, nicknamed the "football," carried by a military aide, with the equipment and the information needed to launch a nuclear strike.
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I opened my briefcase and extended my arms for a Secret Service screening, then entered the restaurant crowded with Trump supporters in campaign T-shirts.
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Before becoming the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle was once a briefcase model on the game show "Deal or No Deal" from 2006 to 2007.
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The aluminum briefcase contained in a leather satchel, the entire 45-pound package carried by a rotating selection of military officers, follows the President everywhere.
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I pocketed some biscuits for later, as I was oddly nauseous that day and couldn't manage a bite, and Tony was already opening his briefcase.
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She retreated to the house and took Jeanne's violin, carrying it like a briefcase to the end of the street and then around the corner.
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The Patagonia Torrentshell Packable Rain Jacket can keep you dry in serious rainstorms, but it can also fit into a briefcase, backpack, or glove compartment.
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Then he took his briefcase and walked up a ramp leading into the arena, to a carpeted lounge, where, one by one, people greeted him.
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These folks aren't your standard local electeds and lawyers who have been carrying a briefcase around at the Democratic National Committee since they were 15.
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My uncle brought one with him during his visit from Hong Kong in 1994 and looked silly carrying a briefcase around just to transport it.
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One of them clicked open a briefcase, and bundles of American dollars were distributed among the police officers — payment for the next day's hit job.
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You'll recall Drake went BALLISTIC after finding out a briefcase full of jewelry was lifted from his tour bus during a September stop in Phoenix.
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If you're a Neiman Marcus customer, holiday gifts are like a briefcase full of gold chocolate bars — you never know what you're going to get.
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Ms. Leung was accused of feeding F.B.I. secrets to the highest level of the Ministry of State Security after filching them from Mr. Smith's briefcase.
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That little tape in the bottom of Mr. Breland's briefcase, which revealed that he was being promoted to head of the C.I.A.'s Soviet division.
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And because you can easily stow them away in your purse, backpack, or briefcase after enjoying your favorite songs and podcasts, what's not to love?
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As he emerged from the back seat of a black sedan, he held his brown leather briefcase in front of him, almost as a shield.
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It's like when you play a video game and on level four you get this weird flower and you just put it in your briefcase.
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I needed new bags two of my laptops, so I picked up a briefcase and a sleeve that were for $15 each — both originally $50.
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Case in point: Kling said the fastest way to get $10,000 from LA to London is to put it in a briefcase and fly it.
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Coming in three unique variations — Natural, Bison, and Black — each Thursday Briefcase is durable, practical, and pairs well with the company's boots for fashionable coordination.
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After declining a $2000,000 offer in favor of taking a chance on another briefcase, she went home having won a pre-tax total of only $2000.
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"In this war, it's the indigenous people versus the grileros," said Evaristo, who keeps a loaded pistol in his briefcase beside policy papers prepared for lawmakers.
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It's pretty heavy, at 3.32 pounds, but its all-aluminum finish and body are sturdy enough to take a solid beating from your backpack or briefcase.
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Tagging along for the ride is Mars Cube One — two briefcase-size satellites which are to test communications technologies for relaying signals from InSight to Earth.
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This compact record player, which folds into a briefcase, is Bluetooth enabled, so you can send any music playing on it to a speaker or headphones.
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The briefcase holder almost never loses the cash-in match; the when and where nature of it is one of WWE's most fun storylines each year.
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Travion was nabbed a few hours later on an unrelated trespassing charge, and they caught him with the briefcase so he was booked on felony burglary.
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After that (as seen in the photo above), two representatives from PricewaterhouseCoopers deliver two sets of the envelopes, each in its own briefcase, to the ceremony.
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On May 5, NASA launched two, tiny, briefcase-sized satellites (called cubesats) to Mars, but at least one of them still has an eye for Earth.
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SNL's Harry then ventured into the overflow room, where he greeted a Deal or No Deal briefcase model and his "Auntie Creepy," played by Tina Fey.
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As a third grader, he dressed up as a stockbroker for Halloween, complete with blazer, briefcase — and sweatpants (it was, he explains, during his "sweatpants phase").
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It showed Francis as the comic book hero Superman taking off into the air and carrying a black briefcase bearing the word "valores," Spanish for values.
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My "lawyer" was played by a professional woman with black hair and a briefcase that must have been bought secondhand, because it looked believably worn out.
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Nearby, three bank employees were counting bills from a briefcase packed with $1 million in cash that a client had brought in earlier in the day.
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From the subway to the airport to the weekend trips and even out on the sea, Stuart & Lau's Cary briefcase just won't give up the ghost.
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The crazy woman just wants to pick up her briefcase from her one-night stand's apartment, which is why she's blowing up his phone with texts.
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Some efforts have included tips, such as putting one's briefcase or purse next to the child, in hopes of helping caregivers remember the child in back.
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"I wouldn't want to return to the Australia of the 1930s and '40s," said Michael Monaghan, who was holding a briefcase while waiting for a train.
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Yes, Philip is still going to the Breland house — weekly, if he's on the schedule Gabriel gave him — to switch the tapes in her father's briefcase.
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As The Pioneer Press wrote after his death, when the Vikings were holding practices he would walk into the locker room every day carrying a briefcase.
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From the Home screen, navigate to the "Settings" tab in the top-right, represented by a small icon that resembles a briefcase, and press X. 3.
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With waxed cotton twill, tough, thick leather, and a 120-plus-year legacy, Filson is, in some sense, the original briefcase and an Insider Picks favorite.
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The young woman, who spoke in imperfect English with a strong Eastern European accent, kept pointing at the briefcase and shaking her head up and down.
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The grocery chain also said it would be offering a promotion for users interested in getting their hands on the same "briefcase" from now until Tuesday.
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Haley Barbour says he will pay a fine after being arrested with a loaded handgun in his briefcase as he went through an airport security checkpoint.
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He said he forgot he was carrying the gun, which he had put in his briefcase after an assistant removed it from his car days earlier.
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"There is definitely an element of briefcase diplomacy in the Pacific," the Lowy Institute's Pacific Islands programme director, Jonathan Pryke, told Reuters by telephone from Samoa.
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Some of us, of course, are unlucky enough to have adult acne in our 20s, walking around like grossly oversized preteens with boobs and a briefcase.
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With a clean, briefcase-like shape and three types of straps — handheld, shoulder, and backpack — you're bound to get a lot of mileage out of this bag.
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One of the officers he named was Claus von Stauffenberg, who led an unsuccessful attempt to assassinate Hitler in July 1944 with a bomb in a briefcase.
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Before agreeing to let me see the documents in her old briefcase, Rob asked if I was out to make his mother look like a crazy liar.
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He sweats, he fidgets, he uselessly begs the receptionist to pay attention to him… and then finally, he beats his potential replacement to death with his briefcase.
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If that is the case, he is able to order the military aide to open the briefcase and issue an alert to the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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But when considering an invaluable asset like music, I intend to keep it on my person, like a CIA operative with a briefcase locked to their wrist.
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"You opened up my briefcase, and I don't like your little French fingers going through it," he says regarding Benoit even though Benoit has already walked away.
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Its carbon construction makes it extremely lightweight yet super strong, and its ultra-thin form factor makes it easy to slip in a pocket or a briefcase.
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The new poster for AMC's Breaking Bad spinoff features McGill (Bob Odenkirk) in his pre-Saul days, trudging up an Albuquerque street with his trusty lawyer's briefcase.
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With this technique, you literally open your briefcase and give a document to your boss with a clear and compelling rationale for why you deserve a raise.
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"He was like the kid who carried the briefcase to school," Ben says of his brother, who worked at Fox News and Bloomberg before moving to CBS.
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A man in a suit with a briefcase left as a young woman wearing a black leather jacket and a T-shirt of a punk band entered.
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The walls' only décor were a few framed black and white photographs of an old leather briefcase, the bay and pilings in fog and a 1940s telephone.
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He placed the briefcase on the nearby dark-blue Impreza and snapped open its latches, revealing keys arranged in rough correspondence with the vehicles on the lot.
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Once, during an extended hike through the forest to elude capture, he threw a briefcase containing a hundred thousand dollars into a river, because it was heavy.
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All of those notebooks have paper with minimal to no bleed-through, and their bindings are tough enough to survive a ride in your backpack or briefcase.
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The best briefcase for the student who brings along his laptop and textbooks might be a poor choice for an attorney who needs to manage multiples files.
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"He had one briefcase that he kept with him at all times" to avoid any possibility that the authorities might plant something on him, like drugs, Mrs.
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In May, it fired a pair of briefcase-size craft, known together as Mars Cube One, toward Mars — the first miniaturized probes to fly beyond Earth orbit.
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According to Cheney, the president is always accompanied by a military aide carrying a briefcase, called the "nuclear football," which allows the president to launch nuclear weapons.
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Many other artworks in the buildings and outside were destroyed that day, but the man with the briefcase, though knocked off his perch, survived, covered in debris.
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The keyboard measures 9.3-inches wide, 5.3-inches tall, and only 0.24-inches thick — making it the perfect size to put in your briefcase, backpack, or purse.
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"No other Vikings player brought a briefcase into the locker room, and teammates joked the only thing Doleman carried in it was his lunch," the paper said.
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The image of Mill on his deathbed is not dissimilar to one she has of her father, who died as he was putting papers into his briefcase.
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If you remember the first cell phones in the 1980s were briefcase-sized, then brick-sized and they were extraordinarily expensive and they didn't work very well.
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This, my friends, is the big time, and it's going to take more than a poxy briefcase or Evian bottle to pull the wool over their eyes.
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The titular match, involving the participants going after a briefcase that allows them to start a match with someone anytime they want, and which has historically been used to move the top titles between wrestlers, was mostly an afterthought; it was, for the record, a good-but-not-great affair which was set up to hand the briefcase to Dean Ambrose from the moment the contestants were finalized.
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On Thursday, the magazine tweeted a picture of its new cover, which shows a minuscule man with a briefcase looking up toward a much larger, unsympathetic-looking Trump.
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Planars also tend to be YUGE, and the fact the Sine headset folds flat and slips easily into a briefcase or slim backpack makes it even more attractive.
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While Schlaud had an idea of what she would do if she chose a winning briefcase, she had no sense that she would win half a million dollars.
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Hazel was able to escape the destruction with a stolen time-traveling briefcase, retiring with his girlfriend Agnes (Sheila McCarthy) to an undetermined era far from the apocalypse.
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But Audio-Technica has gone literal with the case for its new flagship headphones, the ATH-ADX5000, giving you a fancy briefcase to tote your $1,999 headphones in.
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Pros: Cons: Store link Sometimes you're just going out with a tablet or laptop and book, and don't feel like taking a whole messenger-style bag or briefcase.
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Their most practical bag is this one, the 24-Hour Tin Briefcase, which as the name indicates is a little more on the overnight bag side of things.
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I fit some groceries and a briefcase in the fronk (front trunk) area but the interior had insufficient space to carry enough luggage for a long weekend getaway.
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The director also claimed he's seen the briefcase that contains remote access to the country's nuclear weapons and is worried about them being in the hands of Trump.
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For business travelers or anyone flying with a laptop, the Incase Eo Travel Hardshell Roller makes passing security checkpoints a breeze with its easy-to-access briefcase section.
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You feel the joy the characters take, in a time of frequent hunger, in a bag of white flour or a briefcase full of butter, sturgeon, and caviar.
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When it was over, Elizabeth told Glenn to spend some final moments with his wife, during which she photographed the contents of his briefcase (so, not entirely selfless).
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Other items included a bolt-action rifle concealed within a spirit level, two tiny pistols the size of pens, and a homemade machine gun housed within a briefcase.
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Most days I can barely enter my classroom without students grabbing The Times from my briefcase so they can have first crack at the crossword and Final Jeopardy.
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And on April 14, the same account tweeted a short video of Assad walking to work with a briefcase to emphasize how little the strikes had truly changed.
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According to the government, Smith brought classified documents in an unlocked briefcase to Leung's home, and, unbeknownst to Smith, Leung took some of those documents and photocopied them.
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I know you were 26, but there was a guy with a tank and a briefcase in that square when you were 103, and it was problematic. Okay.
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Mr. A unlocks that gurative briefcase on the table: "Okay, I know what you think about Gawker, here's what I am proposing…" Thiel had spoken about Gawker many times.
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Small enough to fit in a backpack or briefcase, the Elite K inflates to form the perfect headrest that's seems perfectly suited to all the stomach sleepers out there.
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RELATED: Biden: Don't give Trump the nuclear codes Campaigning with Clinton in Pennsylvania, Biden pointed to the military officer who follows him around with a briefcase containing nuclear codes.
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After growing up watching George Jetson take off each day in his automobile-briefcase-spaceship-thingamajig, who wouldn't want to fly to work instead of sitting on a highway?
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Many of those shows were truly awful (remember The Briefcase?), but the best ones managed to transcend reality-show schadenfreude to become something genuinely enjoyable in their own right.
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There have been so many theories about what was in that mysterious briefcase that Jules and Vinnie had to protect -- with everything from gold to Marsellus' soul being suggested.
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During a trip to Canada to visit her boyfriend over New Year's, one (super-awesome) girlfriend brought along a briefcase filled with sweet letters catered to every occasion imaginable.
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Sitting in a concrete and glass tower in downtown Miami, Meyers pulled out a plastic vial of Bahamian sand from his leather briefcase and placed it on the table.
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"Every evening I left the office with a big briefcase full of reports that I had written myself, full of files and actual documents from the archive," Philby said.
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David Cameron, the outgoing prime minister, used to cycle to work in a bid to be more environmentally friendly (his briefcase was less committed and travelled by car instead).
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I think practically speaking that's possible, but just having a locked briefcase or box on your person is not reason enough to assume that there's something illegal within it.
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About two minutes later, Earth received the spacecraft's first picture of the reddish surface by way of two briefcase-sized satellites called MarCO, which traveled with InSight to Mars.
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Tile Mate, available on Amazon for $18.58Attach the Tile Mate to your keys, luggage, backpack, briefcase, or any other valuable possession to ensure you never lose that item again.
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Morris said he was walking down the street when a man coming from the opposite direction made eye contact, walked faster toward him and shoved him with his briefcase.
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The briefcase contains a gun and 100 bullets which cannot be traced, and the idea is for the victim to go after those who done him or her dirty.
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Narcopaloma closes a three-year gap following The Briefcase EP, and will be available come August 26 via Nefarious Industries (catch their album release show on August 25, too).
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Nuclear knowledge - Beside having the infamous briefcase with the nuclear launch plans close by, Trump will also receive every destruction estimate and arsenal detail on the U.S. nuclear program.
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With all that in mind, we've rounded up the best briefcases you can buy whether you need one the doubles as a backpack or a classic briefcase for files.
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The story takes a turn into the supernatural after the protagonist's arrival in Hobart, where, after he passes out in his hotel room, a ghostly messenger delivers a briefcase.
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He spread them out on a glass table, which filled up quickly, then he grabbed the other briefcase and emptied its contents — more of the same — on a couch.
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He said that on two occasions he met Mr. García Luna in a restaurant and each time gave him a briefcase stuffed with at least $3 million in cash.
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Within minutes of receiving the award, Dr. Birkar noticed that his briefcase containing the gold medal, his wallet and his cellphone was missing, the Brazilian newspaper O Globo reported.
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Also, inventory is so low in Woodstock, where I have been looking, you not only have to offer cash, you have to bring it with you in a briefcase.
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A glamorous figure whom it would be easy to picture balancing a baby in one hand and a briefcase in the other, all in her own branded high heels.
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Fallarino then discovered that a briefcase had been taken, along with an iPad and a pair of sneakers he said had been in his living room, according to police.
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The #19703 briefcase that Markle, 38, held on the series from 2006 to 2007 is officially up for auction via in Profiles in History's Hollywood: A Collector's Ransom auction.
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" Finally, Baldwin turned to a Clemson football player (Pete Davidson) who wasn't holding a briefcase but instead carried a White Castle box with a note inside that read, "Hamberders.
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Elizabeth makes an upsetting discovery as she places a secret present for Philip in his briefcase, where she finds a picture of Galina Ulanova, a ballerina with the Bolshoi.
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She agrees, but within an hour we are forced to debate, and approve, the pre-emptive arming of tactical nuclear weapons (whose rules are contained in a literal briefcase).
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A pair of briefcase-size satellites trailing InSight since liftoff in May will try to relay its radio signals to Earth, with a potential lag time of under nine minutes.
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Most people wouldn't think too much of a computer crammed into a briefcase — but if it's one of the few remaining examples of the first computer ever built by Apple?
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We would think nothing of a rule that dictated that an executive's assistant must carry the executive's briefcase, even if the assistants were mostly women and the executives mostly men.
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The first lady ignored the query, straightened her suit jacket, color-coordinated briefcase in hand, and walked to her waiting motorcade for the short drive back to the White House.
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The Pro Executive Laptop Backpack certainly isn't cheap, but if your budget for a daily work bag is a few hundred dollars, it's definitely worth considering over a traditional briefcase.
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One source inside the bank said the attacker was a young man who claimed to have a bomb in his briefcase, although the bag was ultimately found to be empty.
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The man photographed carrying Donald Trump's nuclear "football" briefcase at Mar-a-Lago last weekend is a former West Point standout who just got a big promotion ... TMZ has learned.
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Cullinan recounted an experience with Cate Blanchett at the 2014 awards, when he and the actress had a tug-of-war with Cullinan's top-secret briefcase on the red carpet.
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Yes, Newt — who comes to New York with a briefcase full of creatures — teams up with sisters Tina (Katherine Waterston) and Queenie (Alison Sudol) and No-Maj Jacob (Dan Fogler).
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When Simon agrees to pick up a briefcase of top-secret documents that his superior should never have taken from the office, the couple become embroiled in an escalating disaster.
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Arsenio Mason, 39, is accused of leaving the briefcase on a chair inside a deli at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey bus terminal on Wednesday evening.
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"My dad yanked the briefcase out of my mom's hands and put it in the trunk of his car," the couple's oldest son, William C. Shanahan, said in the statement.
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DeAgazio also posted a photo with a man he claims was carrying "the nuclear football" — the little black briefcase that contains a simplified list of options for a nuclear strike.
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The carnage blocks the path of the Russian minister of defense's limousine, allowing Vin Diesel to pop by with a power saw and steal a briefcase full of nuclear codes.
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A young woman is summoned into action, clutching a metallic briefcase while running, jumping, tripping and sliding her way out of the sparsely inhabited mile-round structure where she works.
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Mr. Cullinan, bedecked in a tuxedo, has been an Oscars red-carpet staple in recent years, showing up at the ceremony with a locked briefcase that contained the winners' envelopes.
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He said they put all of his electronics in a briefcase, and more people arrived in civilian clothes to sweep the apartment — possibly looking for "spying equipment," Mr. Weddle said.
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What Trump does have is something called the "nuclear football," which is actually a 45-pound aluminum briefcase with instructions for the president on how to launch a nuclear attack.
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Claus Schenk Graf von Stauffenberg, who had arrived a little late, shook hands with Hitler and shoved his brown briefcase under the table, as close to his target as possible.
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The anti-narcotics police said Sanaullah himself pointed to a briefcase on the rear seat of the car when intercepted, and helped officers unzip a polythene bag containing the drugs.
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Leto made headlines when it was revealed he stayed in character throughout the filming period and passed out gifts to co-stars—everything from poems to a briefcase full of bullets.
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The former Celtics PF was busted back in February 2018 after cops say they found 33 grams of marijuana on him along with $92,164 in a briefcase at his Maryland hotel.
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"We were walking up Fifth Avenue and out of nowhere this man charged at us, pushed his briefcase up against Wille and started screaming at him," Heide Morris told BuzzFeed News.
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According to Tameka Owens, one of Markle's coworkers, the salary was good — briefcase girls were paid $500 per episode, adding up to $26,000 a week when the show was recorded regularly.
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Future's not about to let his son be put through the legal system with some government-appointed briefcase -- he's getting the best attorneys for the kid and has his back 100%.
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Because the original Apple-2000 computers were not sold with a case, the one auctioned by Christie's comes in a leather briefcase mounted by a previous owner, the auction house says.
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The assassin ends up being the serviceperson ordered to give Claire the nuclear briefcase she genuinely demanded Amid this tornado of a nuke story, we learn how the Shepherds have crumbled.
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Trouble began in July 2000, when, during a FBI conference in Orlando, O'Neill left behind a briefcase containing important documents (including a detailed outline of every security initiative in New York).
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Cardi shared the exciting news on Instagram, posting a photo to her story of a white briefcase that contained a massive supply of "one free chips and guac" cards from Chipotle.
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Mikey Day played Prince Harry and walked through the party introducing friends and relatives from both sides ... from a royal with pedophile tendencies to a "Deal or No Deal" briefcase model.
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I'd just walk in, go straight to my desk, open my briefcase, and bust out a buncha GI Joes, then smoosh them together for like 45 minutes while making humping noises.
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Ahead of Philip's five-month tour aboard the royal yacht Britannia, the Queen hides a gift in her husband's briefcase and stumbles upon a photo of a beautiful ballerina — Galina Ulanova.
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Just because you use your briefcase to carry sensitive documents, a $2,000 laptop, and other important, irreplaceable items, that's no reason the piece can't be imbued with a casual, understated style.
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The president's emergency satchel — a black briefcase full of war plans, authentication codes and communication devices — follows him (or her) just about everywhere, carried by an aide trained in the procedures.
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"Deal or No Deal" seems like a relic of a different time: its main premise involves 26 models silently standing on stage whose only job is to open up a briefcase.
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Aside from protecting Trump and his family, the WHMO also makes sure the "nuclear football"—a briefcase containing all the president needs to launch a nuclear attack—is constantly on-hand.
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John Kelly, Chinese officials, and a Secret Service agent had a skirmish over the nuclear football after the aide carrying the briefcase attempted to enter the Great Hall without the president.
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The landing data and initial photograph were relayed to Earth from two briefcase-sized satellites that were launched along with InSight and were flying past Mars as it reached its destination.
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It radiates alpha particles, relatively large on an atomic scale, which means the thin glass of a test tube, the leather of a briefcase, or even air or skin stop them.
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Business executives occasionally stopped through on their way between Raleigh and Durham, and now she greeted her first customer of the day, a man carrying a briefcase and wearing a tie.
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"I thought of him as a businessman Everyman — with his briefcase — getting ready for his next appointment, and people identified with him," Mr. Johnson told The New York Times in 93.
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Last month, a well-dressed man carrying a briefcase walked up to a man lying on a sidewalk in San Francisco and kicked him twice, an act caught on surveillance footage.
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Those devices, I've seen people carry those onto the bus because you step off of them, the feet fold up, and then you can carry it, and it's like a briefcase.
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Dinner is ready to eat at this point, but most dishes are apparently greatly improved by also being warmed inside a slim aluminum briefcase with a heating element in the middle.
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"We'd like to announce that we are the official briefcase maker of Steve Castor," the chain wrote on Twitter, with a winking, tongue-wagging emoji and an offer of free bags.
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Kaine originally told CNN back in July that he carries a bunch of harmonicas in his briefcase "at all times," but until now we haven't gotten to see the man in action.
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It remains to be seen whether Maddox will agree to his demands: Kokkinos wants a public apology from Maddox, "$30,000 cash in a really cool briefcase," and a three-round boxing match.
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Thanks to an audition scored by her producer boyfriend, Trevor Engleson, Markle became a "briefcase girl" for the game show Deal or No Deal in 2006 when she was 25 years old.
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In 19803, producers Lowell George and Van Dyke Parks found themselves in the studio with four shaggy-haired musicians offering a pearl and a briefcase full of cash to record their album.
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Most airlines — including American — allow passengers to travel with one carry-on and one "personal item," which for most people usually amounts to a small suitcase and a backpack, briefcase, or purse.
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It's impossible to go a week without a new tailer from Netflix, and this week's is Tramps, which is like an indie rom-com crime film about a briefcase exchange gone wrong.
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" Meghan: "I actually wanted to be the first bi-racial female President of the United States of America but then I ended up as a briefcase girl on Deal or No Deal.
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Later on, someone came up to me and said, 'By the way, I don't know if someone mentioned it to you but we never used a paper bag, we used a briefcase.
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After all, we've got until next year before we're faced with the very real possibility of Donald J. Trump holding a briefcase with the nuclear launch codes in a roomful of sycophants.
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One of the bakers Taus spoke to tried to convince a grandmother not to order for her 13-year-old grandson a cake in the shape of a briefcase full of money.
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As the second-ever $1 million winner in the United States, Rodriguez, who appeared as part of the show's "Million Dollar Mission " series, says she felt "blessed" after choosing the winning briefcase.
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As Politico's Eric Geller notes, it also appears that a Mar-a-Lago guest posed with the military aide who carries "the football" (the briefcase containing instructions for authorizing a nuclear attack).
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Then he probably realized he would have to show his boss that he had tried to recruit me, because he bent over, picked up the scraps and tossed them into his briefcase.
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After rejecting a $215,2000 offer in favor of taking a chance on another briefcase, the 28-year-old from Jacksonville, Florida, went home having won a pre-tax total of only $5.
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So I scattered the chargers around the focal points of my daily routine: on my nightstand, in my car, in my briefcase, on my office desk and on a living room table.
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HOMEWOOD, Alabama — Judge Roy Moore, perhaps the leading candidate in today's Alabama Senate race, pulled a laminated copy of Joseph Story's 1833 Commentaries on the Constitution out of his dusty maroon briefcase.
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VENQUE® Flypack 3-Way Convertible Bag ($199 Value) One of the most versatile travel bags on the market, the VENQUE can be used either as a briefcase, backpack, or carry-on.
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When Vince and Jules arrive at an apartment to recover a briefcase belonging to their boss, gangster Marsellus Wallace (Ving Rhames), they interrogate the hapless young men in possession of the case.
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So in 2005, an OpenTable salesman would come literally with a briefcase and [with its legacy reservation system], say, 'Look at this bad boy; I could leave it here for you today.
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Ben Droz used to be the best-known hemp lobbyist in Washington – strolling around the Capitol in hemp clothing and sporting a hemp briefcase, extolling the virtues of the magical cannabis plant.
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I'll never know for sure because that functionality, like the screen rotation button and whatever the hell that briefcase icon is supposed to signify, didn't survive the X60's upgrade to Windows 1003.
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But a few years back, airport police at LAX could not bring themselves to discard a wedding photo album found locked in a briefcase along with a mirror, a tablecloth and matching napkins.
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The GRU answers directly to the chief of the general staff, Valery Gerasimov, and the Russian defense minister, Sergei Shoigu, each of whom are thought to have access to Russia's portable nuclear briefcase.
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It's big enough to haul a small shoulder bag or rigid briefcase, for example, held in place with two bungees fitted with balls that slide into grooves at the back of the carrier.
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IN A ritual out of sight of the cameras on Inauguration Day in January, America's "nuclear briefcase" will change hands and President Donald Trump will receive a card, sometimes known as the "biscuit".
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She calls an officer over, Sid says he was just joking, and the cop leaves with the briefcase full of Cuban money that is supposed to be Lenny's ticket out of America. Oops!
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BOSS BABY Boss Baby, a suit-wearing, briefcase-carrying VP of Field Operations, takes on designer puppies and anarchist kittens with his older brother Tim and his loyal field team by his side.
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Everywhere he went, he carried with him in his briefcase the program from the memorial service with each of the victims' names inside, a constant searing reminder of why he had to succeed.
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In 2014, Cate Blanchett jokingly tried to wrestle the briefcase with the names of the winners out of his hand on the red carpet, a moment PWC chairman Bob Mortiz noted on Twitter.
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" Reaching for a handy visual explainer, he continues: "If I leave a briefcase full of personal data in the middle of Charing Cross station at 11am and it's really busy, that's a breach.
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It's a dense, frantic film, full of chases and fights and a weird mating dance, as Newt loses control of his briefcase full of magical creatures, and has to round them back up.
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Claudia Porges Beyer took up a similar visual theme with "Splendour in the Grass" (2015), which consists of a pair of Manolo Blahnik mules almost submerged in water inside a medium-sized briefcase.
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Completely ignoring her are a buttoned-up businessman with a briefcase, looking like a thug; a ragged, shoeless guy; and a bespectacled weirdo with his hands in the pockets of his trench coat.
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Because these items may include a laptop or tablet, your phone and wallet, sensitive documents, and other important sundries, you owe it to yourself to get the best briefcase for your personal needs.
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As an occasional rail commuter, I use a leather messenger bag style of briefcase, because it allows me to safely bring along my computer and to carry a full-sized pad of paper.
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But despite their satisfying if somewhat predictable existence in a sleepy suburban Southern California town, June and Oscar find themselves dealing with improbable tragedies, energy-giving fountains and a mysterious briefcase-wielding weirdo.
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Mr. Fallarino told investigators he found a crowbar on his private terrace and discovered that the briefcase, the iPad and a pair of sneakers were missing from the living room, the police said.
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"I had my dry-cleaning in one hand and my briefcase in the other, and I'm trying to shield myself and run to my house, and he's screaming anti-Kavanaugh questions," she said.
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Tom Ford's main collection includes a $21,2500 alligator briefcase and casual suede jackets for around $235,000, but the prices of the watch line that he introduced recently are — intentionally — a bit less stratospheric.
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He stands in the wings of the Dolby Theater here in a tuxedo and pulls sealed envelopes out of a briefcase, giving the correct one to presenters as they walk onto the stage.
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In fact, instead of keeping his documents in a briefcase or cardboard boxes like most lawyers, he showed up to the hearing this morning with his papers in a grocery store tote bag.
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It was enacted for presidential campaigns in 1974 when the Watergate scandal revealed tales such as the Cabinet official who had to handle a briefcase crammed with $200,000 in cash from a donor.
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The handbag — or the jacket, the briefcase, the chair — will possess no overt logo (a few accessories sport an "H," but privately most people inside the company regard branding with a slight wince).
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But I can ultimately get past that, because I'm definitely impressed by the way the bug in Kimmy's dad's briefcase has opened up another fissure in Philip and Elizabeth's commitment to their cause.
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More of an elegant briefcase than a tote, the Slim Work Bag is perfect for everything from running to meetings to commuting to the office, balancing a nice mix of relaxed and formal.
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Five sources told Axios that the soldier charged with carrying the briefcase that contains the U.S. nuclear authorization codes, which stay close to the president at all times, was denied entry to the building.
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The man who became known as D.B. Cooper first made headlines in November 1971 after he boarded a commercial flight in Portland and told a stewardess that he had a briefcase filled with dynamite.
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If it looks legitimate enough to take to the president, the president then has less than 22017 minutes to open the nuclear briefcase (or "football"), review his tactical options, and authorize a nuclear strike.
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He lay on the canvas surrounded by a growing number of concerned onlookers; Eubank could not have seen Watson, head resting on a briefcase, as he spoke in praise of his opponent to ITV.
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IT IS an unlikely weapon: a scuffed but sturdy Samsonite briefcase, sitting on a desk in a big house in a spacious garden in a prosperous suburb of Colombo, the capital of Sri Lanka.
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The complaint against the President says that Batista sent a $152,000 payment to Temer, which was received in a briefcase by former federal lawmaker Rodrigo Rocha Loures, who also was charged in the case.
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"When I did a song with her for her album, I was in San Francisco, and they sent someone with a locked briefcase with an iPad with one song on it," he told Capricho.
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He worked quickly, opening his briefcase to put his goods on display — an impressive variety of locally produced marijuana brands with varying degrees of potency, with names such as Royal Queen, DNA and Nirvana.
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For the first time in many weeks we saw Philip, in his disguise as James, visit the Breland home to share a joint with Kimmy and swap out the tape in her father's briefcase.
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The combination of the distinct-looking fabric with a style that resembles a briefcase creates an appealing aesthetic that passes in both formal and casual environments, truly embodying the purpose of the 365 collection.
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A great briefcase is both a functional asset and a fashionable accessory that allows a gentleman to express his sense of style while also keeping a laptop, papers, and personal effects orderly and secure.
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This bag is ideal for those shorter business trips when you don't want to lug around a full-sized wheeled carry-on, but can't fit everything you need in a briefcase or traditional backpack.
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There's not even a single source of weapons that you can cut off, because according to one of the other documents we found in the briefcase —— Hawk: The faculty of military manufacturing and development.
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"Every evening I left the office with a big briefcase full of reports which I had written myself, full of files taken out of the actual documents, out of the actual archives," he said.
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Even the people watching was fun: We saw a man climbing in a business suit with a briefcase, as well as a group of millennials dressed in pink bodysuits kicking around a pink ball.
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Even in the case when the Spot unit failed to initially walk toward the suspicious briefcase, it did eventually perform adequate reconnaissance and captured video footage, albeit with shoddy picture quality, the police say.
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Document Organizer, available on Nordstrom, $29.95This clever baby briefcase is a cute (and helpful) way to organize all the important papers parents will need to keep track of — from birth certificates to passport photos.
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If photographs used to be packaged only in a carefully digestible form, to peruse over breakfast or tuck into a briefcase, they now arrive in a streaming glut that can never fully be consumed.
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The combination of the distinct-looking fabric with a style that resembles a briefcase creates an aesthetic that passes in both formal and casual environments, truly embodying the purpose of the entire neoprene 365 Collection.
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In 1995, Russian radars indicated a Norwegian weather rocket might be a nuclear missile heading for Russia, and staff prepared Russian President Boris Yeltsin's nuclear command briefcase for possible retaliation (which fortunately did not occur).
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Satechi Aluminum USB-C hub Status Audio CB-1 Wemo Smart Plug Nomad leather Mousepad Anker Powerline braided USB-C cables Anker PowerPort Speed PD 5 Timbuk2 Smith Briefcase RavPower Fast Charge Wireless Charging Pad
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The man who became known as D.B. Cooper first made headlines in November 1971 after he boarded a commercial flight in Portland and calmly told a stewardess that he had a briefcase filled with dynamite.
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It was either "I Google it and there's a photo of a white man with a briefcase saying '10 ways to ask for a raise', or I pay for it," Lidey, now 13, told Refinery29.
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According to Asharq al-Awsat, a Gaddafi representative flew by private jet to Kiev to deliver a briefcase with 0003 million euros ($4.9 million) in cash to help finance Tymoshenko's ultimately unsuccessful 2010 presidential bid.
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He's been seen carrying an Adidas duffelbag to work instead of a briefcase, and there were those tens of thousands of dollars in credit-card debt that the White House claimed went toward baseball tickets.
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While it can be tempting to choose a briefcase based on its looks, you need to first think about the things you need to carry, and then consider where you will be when doing so.
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" Read more " They're the size of a briefcase or a loaf of bread, and a group of them, operated by Planet Labs, helped firefighters monitor and contain the spread of the Camp Fire in California.
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There is an aide carrying a briefcase, which is a little less threatening but of course much less awesome if you're exchanging insults with a guy whose government claims he can make the weather change.
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At this point, investigators could release videotapes of Vladimir Putin personally handing Mr. Trump a uranium-lined briefcase filled with stolen emails, and the right-wing armada would find a way to blame Mrs. Clinton.
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Decked in a flowing white garment, Mr. Xi is surrounded by a crowd of black men — some with bald heads, others with unkempt beards — all reaching out for the dollars leaking out of a briefcase.
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I put it in a storage chest with a briefcase-size foldable propane two-burner stovetop and a canvas roll of knives and kitchen implements, and slid the thing into the back of my car.
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Even "Mummified," (1993), made up of bug specimens displayed in old tin cans laid out in an orderly fashion in a modern, leather briefcase, showcased Al Saddi's marvelous transformation of local critters into precious objects.
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While Giuliani said he had this discussion with plenty of clients, I thought that was rather surprising—I've never had a discussion with a client about showing up with a briefcase with $150,000 in cash.
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HOMEWOOD, Alabama — Judge Roy Moore, the leading candidate in an Alabama Senate Republican primary held on Tuesday, pulled a laminated copy of Joseph Story's 1833 Commentaries on the Constitution out of his dusty maroon briefcase.
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Precisely at noon, control of that briefcase will pass to a man who has been described by scores of security experts in his own party as lacking the judgment, temperament and knowledge to command nuclear weapons.
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She said goodbye to Widman and to the others, put her papers in a thick leather briefcase, and went back to her quiet life with her husband in Middletown, Connecticut, baking cookies for the neighborhood children.
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Of course the denouement is the delivery of the briefcase to Tim, and the reveal — with a shot that will probably be used and reused for dank memes in the future — that it was The Clicker.
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The film is the first of many upcoming Harry Potter spinoffs, and stars Oscar-winner Eddie Redmayne as Newt Scamander, a magizoologist who loses track of the magic beasts living inside his Mary-Poppins-style briefcase.
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It was a chilly day, so as we waited for help we decamped to the coffee shop to stay warm -- where we then spotted Zelinsky leaving the office in casual clothes with his suitcase and briefcase.
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Styne also said that on a trip to visit Hughes' farm in Illinois, the prolific writer brought out a titanium briefcase full of original screenplays that no one had ever seen to elicit the agents' opinions.
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Fallarino added that he had likely left his terrace door unlocked, allowing the suspect or suspects to enter without issue and steal an iPad, a briefcase and a pair of sneakers, according to law enforcement sources.
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If you're wondering about the rest of my outfit, I'm wearing a Charles Tyrwhitt Extra Slim Fit dress shirt, Polo Ralph Lauren tie, The Tie Bar's ... tie bar, and carrying an Italic Gable Leather Zip Briefcase.
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At one point, Trump said he could use the nuclear briefcase on North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. "This is what I have for Kim," he said, CNN reported, citing three people who witnessed the remark.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Police arrested a man after he left a crude explosive device in a briefcase during rush hour at a busy New York City bus terminal, according to a criminal complaint filed on Thursday.
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In an apparent joke at the tough balancing act he faces, Hammond was photographed by the Sunday Times looking puzzled and scratching his head as he pored over papers coming from his famous red budget briefcase.
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In keeping with his intended image as a no-frills guardian of the economy, Hammond will not pose for the traditional photographs where the chancellor holds aloft his red budget briefcase outside his Downing Street residence.
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At one point, Trump pointed to the "nuclear football" -- a briefcase always in the President's vicinity that can be used to authorize a nuclear attack -- and claimed he could use it on Kim whenever he felt.
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The man pulled a personal price list from a briefcase, covered the box and grabbed two diamonds — a 2 carat worth about $26,000 and a 4 carat valued at roughly $133,000 — while the salesperson wasn&apost looking.
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I carried a leather briefcase and wore a couture military-style suit, balancing a professional look with a low-key sexiness for this man who I wanted to still lust after me no matter what happened next.
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The twin briefcase-sized objects, if they survive the journey, will ultimately soar past the red planet, offering NASA a new interplanetary satellite platform that carries a fraction of the weight, and cost, of larger traditional spacecraft.
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Both movies revel in the visual gags made possible by the power of scale, with Ant-Man almost washed down a drain (despite Mr. Rogers' reassurances) and engaging in a life-or-death battle in a briefcase.
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The key product here is the controllers — each about the size of a briefcase, one for motion planning and one for vision — that act as an operating system that can control the hardware from any robot manufacturer.
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"She was slightly duchessy," Mandel, 62, told reporters during a Television Critics Association summer press tour panel on Wednesday about first meeting Markle, 20093, on Deal or No Deal, on which she appeared as a briefcase model.
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Zorpads shoe odor removers — $16.99 See Details MOFT's "invisible" laptop stand adheres gently to your computer while you're working, then folds up into a coin-thin rectangle that's barely noticeable when stashed in a backpack or briefcase.
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Bellroy Slim Work Bag, $189More of an elegant briefcase than a tote, the Slim Work Bag is perfect for everything from running to meetings to commuting to the office, balancing a nice mix of relaxed and formal.
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Additionally, one man at Mar-a-Lago posted photographs that he claimed were of himself and an aide tasked with carrying the nuclear football -- a briefcase that enables the commander-in-chief to authorize a nuclear strike.
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Security measures are being heightened around the world, as I was made aware on Tuesday morning when I was asked by the New York City police to have my briefcase inspected at a subway stop in Manhattan.
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The game's most notable element is its tangible, clunky approach to the world of heists and hacking; players drag around a briefcase-enclosed laptop and use rudimentary computer code to interface with the environment in real-time.
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At this year's festival, he carried a briefcase containing a number of flutes, burned CDs of his "Havana/New York" album from 1977, and a plastic bag of buttons bearing the faces of Gillespie and Chano Pozo.
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A burglar broke into a Manhattan penthouse early Tuesday and made off with a briefcase and an iPad belonging to a banker who once did work for President Trump's former campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, the police said.
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The football — essentially the briefcase of nuclear codes and communications systems — follows the president wherever he goes, held 24/7 by a military aide who must be able to get it to him in minutes if necessary.
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We're told YG claims sometime between 11 PM on NYE and 11 AM the next morning, a briefcase containing high-priced pieces that had been placed on top of a safe was a little lighter than usual.
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One of Paul Manafort's primary bankers had his Manhattan penthouse burglarized overnight, a mysterious break-in that saw a briefcase, iPad and sneakers stolen from the residence, law enforcement sources familiar with the case tell News 4.
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And then I saw my puppy butt plug guy all fresh and dewy with a to-go coffee, a briefcase and a Thom Browne suit on the first ferry back Monday morning on the way to work.
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At $5,000 for the whole deal (cameras, briefcase, batteries and all) or $1,500 if you bring your own half-dozen GoPros to the table, you're probably either a part-time pro or a hobbyist with cash to spare.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Michael Gove, the British minister in charge of coordinating no-deal Brexit planning, almost dropped his official government documents on the floor when his briefcase unexpectedly opened as he left home on Monday, Reuters pictures showed.
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There are also some new tools to play with, including Agent 47's briefcase (to conceal larger weapons), as well as a brand new cooperative mode where players need to snipe targets in a set amount of time.
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I'll never telllllll Waller keeps the Enchantress' heart in a briefcase (because she's bad-ass like that!) and stabs it whenever she wants Enchantress to stop enchanting and just be June, who happens to be sleeping with Flag.
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After putting on my headset, I materialized in the lobby, a briefcase on the desk in front of me and two large ghost-hands (which I suppose could theoretically be modeled on Reeves') in place of my own.
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Graff: The Football -- the nickname comes from the first nuclear war plan, code-named DROPKICK -- is a black briefcase carried by a rotating series of military aides who are never more than a few steps from the President.
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One machine, the size of a briefcase, sat on the tray table in front of the boy's mother, and another, a monitor of some kind with flashing red lights, sat in his bassinet, never leaving the doctor's gaze.
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The Russian search-engine giant Yandex said in a Medium post that it has retooled the self-driving technology from its autonomous-vehicle research to build "Rover," a little six-wheeled delivery robot the size of a briefcase.
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Knowing how hard it is to convince rural women to visit doctors early in their pregnancies, they acquired some portable briefcase-sized scanners and then aired radio ads announcing where Kihefo would set up next the next morning.
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Between the city's cycles of violence and apathy, Bulu's husband kept up the pretense of a job, leaving home every morning with the requisite briefcase and tiffin box, but who needed a lawyer in a city without laws?
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Having a crisis on full public display and the nuclear "football" — the briefcase with the nuclear codes — available for photo ops were just more of the same, there seemingly being no limits to how low he will stoop.
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To get a feel for the accessories, Thursday Boot Company sent over their briefcase in Natural leather, and after carrying it for about a week, it's safe to say the company is serious about more than just shoes.
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And, without doubt, she would be the only first lady to have posed in the buff while lying on a fur blanket handcuffed to a leather briefcase, as she did aboard Trump's jet for British GQ in 2000.
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The twin Mars Cube One (MarCO) spacecraft , each of which is about the size of a briefcase, became the first-ever interplanetary cubesats on May 5, when they launched toward the Red Planet along with NASA&aposs InSight lander.
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They also include intelligent controls that let you control the volume, change tracks, and make calls with an attached microphone, as well as a durable Kevlar cable that won't get tangled up in your pocket, purse, backpack, or briefcase.
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Mrs May compounded that error first by triggering Article 50 before she needed to, and then by holding an election with a manifesto that went off like a booby-trapped briefcase, thereby losing a modest but quite workable majority.
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Across the pond our intrepid briefcase carrier perhaps unadvisedly runs right through a bunch of people blowing grass all over each other on what appears to be a large continuous greenbelt or fairway between the lake and the ring.
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Cullinan reportedly issued several tweets on Sunday, including one congratulating Best Supporting Actress winner Viola Davis and an image of the briefcase in the car with him on the way to the red carpet, that have since been deleted.
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Here are two solid options: Featuring an innovative Radial Tensioning System that makes it easy to open with just one hand (see above), the Blunt Metro is a collapsible umbrella that fits easily into your backpack, briefcase, or purse.
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And because their mother commuted each day to a London accounting firm while their father had a child psychiatry practice near home, the girls grew accustomed to the idea of a briefcase mother and a father who made dinner.
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Strap in, suit up, and try to remember which briefcase was which — because, ranked from least to most narratively complex, here are 12 crime movies to help you feel like you're up to [gestures wildly] something while social distancing.
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The plots involve deception, gut-wrenching timing and concealed explosives: a bomb in a gift package, a rigged docent conducting a tour of captured Russian weaponry and an explosive briefcase spirited into the heart of Hitler's fortress, the Wolfsschanze.
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Unidentified Speaker: [Arabic] Mills: So this was after I had already flown back to the States, when you and Hawk and our bureau manager, Abu Malik — you guys actually went to the house of the owner of the briefcase.
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Played by Eddie Redmayne with an air of deferential leprechaun shyness that's not always as beguiling as it's meant to be, Newt successfully makes his way past security carrying a briefcase packed with shirts and, beneath them, his private menagerie.
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"It's like on TV, though it does look a little smaller," 43-year-old Sylvain Maillard, one of only four lawmakers elected in the first round, told reporters as he admired the marbled halls and clutched a slim leather briefcase.
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In 1971, on the night before Thanksgiving, a man calling himself Dan Cooper, wearing a black tie and a suit, boarded a Seattle-bound Boeing 727 in Oregon and told a flight attendant he had a bomb in a briefcase.
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"Put something in the back seat where a child seat is always located that you're going to need at your final destination, something you know you're going to look for, like your cell phone, your purse, a briefcase," Carr said.
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It's simply 90 minutes of watching a baby act like a grown up, which is funny — in part because there are so many man-babies ruining our lives day after day, but also because a baby holding a briefcase is funny.
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Messenger's new test of "Your Emoji," where you can put a beer mug, or dinner plate, or briefcase on your profile pic for 24 hours to indicate what you're up to or interested in doing, is a much better approach.
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After three days rushing between government ministries to get the deal done, the signed contract in his briefcase is useless since it lacks a guarantee from the central bank that he can access the dollars he needs to import equipment.
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The resulting TV ad campaign, which ran for several years beginning in 1975, memorably featured Simpson — clad in a coat and tie, clutching a briefcase — sprinting through airports and hurtling over obstacles on his way to the Hertz rental car counter.
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He rose, too, because no one else cared to rule North Yemen, where the two previous incumbents had been dispatched within nine months of each other: one shot while cavorting with foreign prostitutes, the other minced by an exploding briefcase.
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One day, while he was out of the office, she said he asked her to poke around his desk for some paperwork, but all she found was a briefcase full of Polaroid photographs of naked women in various sexual positions.
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Michael figures prominently in a post Recode wrote about Alexander's actions earlier this week, including the fact that Alexander spent months carrying the documents around in his briefcase before others at the company finally demanded that he turn them over.
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The problem is, the kid stuff, where we spend a lot of time exploring a magical zoo in a briefcase, or chasing after creatures who really dig shiny things, doesn't knit well with the darker themes working in the background.
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Sources who worked with Meghan on the show tell TMZ ... long before Harry proposed to her, Meghan was incredibly kind, polite and nice with her co-workers when she was a briefcase model on the show from 2006 to 2007.
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Little did he know that Stephen was a spymaster, who probably used her as a decoy while he stole papers from Jack's briefcase, and wanted her to winkle out from him exactly when Soviet nuclear warheads were being moved to Germany.
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Insider Picks reporterAmir Ismaeltried the:Unlike the typical "premium leather" or "made from recycled plastic" bags that seem to be popping up everywhere, the Elvis & Kresse Compact Briefcase ($310.82) uses old fire hoses — something that you'd never expect to be repurposed.
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There, he met an official who said he wanted a machine that would include everything that was in a standard business personal computer but that would fit in half the briefcase that Mr. Ellenby was carrying with him at the time.
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The ergonomic bowl was designed to hold with just one hand for salad-mixing ease, the high, curved edge keeps toppings in the bowl and a vacuum-sealed lid ensures the dressing stays in your bowl not your briefcase. 7.
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Mostly though, Mr. Kaine cultivated an unpretentious image during the campaign, introducing late-night comedy viewers to his assemblage of harmonicas, which remain in his briefcase, and urging voters to choose a "you're hired" president instead of a "you're fired" president.
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In the US, there is plenty of evidence of cops buying and using IMSI-catchers, briefcase-size devices that sweep up the unique identification code of a phone (the IMSI), and, in some cases, text messages and calls as well.
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Throughout the exhibition's run, families visiting the society's DiMenna Children's History Museum can borrow a special edition of its history detectives briefcase, which contains a couple of magic tricks to learn and clues for a scavenger hunt through the show.
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A. Windows Briefcase, a file synchronization tool first introduced back with Windows 95 as a way to keep documents up-to-date between desktop and laptop computers, was demoted from active use in Windows 8 and removed entirely in Windows 10.
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On weekday mornings, he bounded out the door, briefcase in hand, telling Rogers he was headed to the airport to fly to Dallas, where Southwest is headquartered, and assuring her that he would be back home in time for dinner.
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Last year, he got into a physical scuffle with a Chinese official who "was seeking access to the nuclear football, the briefcase that includes the president's mobile nuclear-missile command center," according to the Wall Street Journal at the time.
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I was worried that I might look silly carrying what looks like a briefcase, but in all honesty, carrying this on the subway and into the office gave me an air of confidence that only such a professional-looking bag could provide.
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Presented in an antique briefcase, the piece consists of many small boxes with removable lids that reveal minute but familiar sounds like the chirp of a grasshopper or the creaking of a chair, meant to trigger divergent associations of memory in each viewer.
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But Italy's request for the documents to be handed over has been blocked by Swiss courts after repeated legal challenges by the owner of the briefcase, Nigerian lawyer Emeka Obi, who was charged alongside Eni and Shell executives in the graft case.
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I did not need a new bag — I own many — but the strap for my main briefcase broke a week before a trip, and I was too impatient to wait for the free replacement to arrive, so I bought a new bag.
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The conversation, secretly recorded by Joesley Batista, a former chairman of JBS, a meat-packing firm, prompted investigators to launch a sting operation in which Mr Batista's envoy was filmed handing a briefcase filled with 500,000 reais ($159,000) to Mr Temer's associate.
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What started as an opportunity to don a tux, show off a briefcase stashed with top-secret Oscar intel, and maybe rub shoulder with a few movie stars ended in the PricewaterhouseCoopers partner being blamed for the incident now known as #OscarGate.
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So. After nearly an hour of goodbyes and long looks, the twist emerges: Kimmy's father — whose every word Philip has access too, thanks to the bug in his briefcase — has been promoted to head of the Soviet division of the CIA. Yahtzee.
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This one goes way back to 1971, when a man using the alias Dan Cooper hijacked a 20153 with a briefcase bomb and forced the jet to land, where he secured a $200,000 cash ransom before forcing the pilots to take off again.
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This is high-grade nylon you might mistake for waxed canvas at a distance or at night (or just at first glance), and if you want to look professional without having to tend to high-maintenance leather, this is your new briefcase.
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On the main wall is Avedon's "The Family" from 1976, a group of 69 portraits of American establishment figures including President Gerald Ford, Senator Edward M. Kennedy and his mother Rose Kennedy , and a young Donald Rumsfeld, a briefcase tucked under his arm.
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In the Times interview, Mr. Giuliani said that he doesn't agree with either Mr. Trump or Mr. Cruz on mass deportations, and said he has his own plan for immigration reform that he has carried around in his briefcase for several years.
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Photo: Tim Barribeau Unless you need to project an aura of being a Professional in a Serious Field demanding Trust and Stature™, a backpack is much, much better than a briefcase for distributing your gear's weight and preventing shoulder or arm pain.
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But being fairly streamlined and 7.13 inches by 2.96 inches by 1.02 inches, it's still small enough that you'll have trouble digging it out of your purse or briefcase, which is a lot more than you can say for most laptop chargers.
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Dr. Stephen Klasko, the chief executive officer of Thomas Jefferson University and Jefferson Health in Philadelphia, who flies close to 150,000 miles a year, says he now carries an empty water bottle in his briefcase and fills it up near the gate.
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Save up to 40% on Tumi luggage at Nordstrom Rack Whether you need a quality briefcase to take to work or a new set of luggage for an upcoming trip, Tumi is a brand that you can trust to provide long-lasting quality.
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At a time when he couldn't operate any of the safes available to him, he had some of the most sensitive information in government wrapped inside two envelopes marked Top Secret at either his home or a briefcase he didn't always lock.
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During my visit, I encountered bricklayers and carpenters who undertook sophisticated home renovation projects, professional landscapers who worked on golf courses, a leather craftsman who oversaw a briefcase-making business and a young sushi chef who spoke fluent English and even rudimentary Japanese.
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Easy. House Call Dentists, using what it says is a kit the size of a large briefcase, offers to create a sterile environment in your home, take X-rays with a portable machine, drill and fill cavities or perform a simple cleaning.
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Australian airline Qantas has revealed what passengers are watching most on their planes, and perhaps to some surprise, The Boss Baby, DreamWorks' animated film starring Alec Baldwin as a suit-wearing, briefcase-carrying toddler, ranks as the most watched movie, according to its blog post.
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No matter what Vegas-style clubs tell you, you can't buy cool with a briefcase of money, and eliminating all those avenues for assholes to get into the club is one good way to guarantee a party stays weird and good and judgment-free.
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With the blue-and-yellow "protection passes" he carried in that briefcase, a diplomat's bluff made "authentic" with Swedish government stamps and decorative Swedish crowns, he saved the lives of thousands of Jews in Nazi-occupied Hungary in a mere five-month tour in 22016.
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We are quite certain he died alongside a leather briefcase; a companion of his would later claim it to contain his 'new manuscript' (an item Benjamin judged more valuable than his own life, and for which today's scholars might well be driven to kill).
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"It's objectionable because in typical porn/porn-lite fashion, it features her handcuffed to a briefcase, looking vulnerable and sends an implicit message of female subservience, as a lot of photos of tethered, naked women produced for male titillation and consumption do," Liz Mair said.
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In Teigen's February appearance of the Ellen Show, the model spoke up about meeting the royal during her short-lived game show stint, joking that if she'd known the briefcase models could go on to the British throne, she would've taken a different path.
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Here, the geek has rebuttoned his top button, and put on a tie and jacket; he's sitting on a plane, with his briefcase in the overhead, presumably going to some conference or other, having left his home city of New York or somewhere generic.
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The saga has been closely watched for its potential impact on the balance of the power in the US Senate—and the ability of prosecutors to convict politicians for any form of bribery less blatant than a briefcase of cash left on an office desk.
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Recent years have seen the company returning to turntables in a big way, thanks in no small part to the success of its Cruiser line of briefcase record players, infiltrating apartments and dorm rooms alike by way of the friendly neighborhood trendsetters at Urban Outfitters.
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He also runs a bit, but the feats that kept him in shape while he was a spy—he ran six marathons and twenty-five half-marathons, and competed in a dozen Olympic-length triathlon events—have been replaced by the carrying of a briefcase.
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I love reliable, discreet little vibrators you can throw into your briefcase on your way to close deals, so I'll definitely keep this on my person, but I wish the attachable heads were made of a softer, gentler material, not shampoo bottle cap plastic.
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Say — for the sake of argument and spending money — you threw in some Berluti crocodile loafers ($3,380), a Rolex Daytona (there was some speculation on a watch blog that Mr. Manafort had one; prices can be in the $25,000 range), and an Hermès briefcase ($8,850).
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Rollins won clean to get his title back—a truly unexpected event because Reigns, like Cena, does not lose clean—only to have Ambrose cash in his just won Money in the Bank briefcase to ambush the new champion and steal the title for himself.
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A former operations chief in the Sinaloa drug cartel testified on Tuesday that he had personally bribed one of Mexico's top law-enforcement officials, meeting with him twice in a restaurant, each time delivering a briefcase stuffed with at least $3 million in cash.
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They worried about his safety and well-being, especially after he lost his home to foreclosure, saw his finances dwindle to the point that he declared bankruptcy and started distrusting banks so much that he would carry his savings with him in a silver briefcase.
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But the party really got going when Harry ventured into the room reserved for the wedding's less distinguished guests, such as one of Markle's fellow "briefcase girls" from her stint on "Deal or No Deal" and the comedian Russell Brand (played by Pete Davidson).
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But this week — and not a moment too soon for stumped Father's Day shoppers — Mansur Gavriel made its entree into the men's market with a line of accessories, including travel bags, two styles of backpacks, a small and a large briefcase, Dopp kits and wallets.
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Like Briefcase, OneDrive checks for the latest version of a file you saved, then synchronizes it over the internet through your Microsoft account to make sure that version is available on your other computers — all without having to drag around cables or a removable disk.
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In addition to the laptop, the items on show include an encryption key used by Queen Elizabeth II to make sure her phone conversations weren't tapped and a briefcase containing a clunky brown handset that Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher used for top-secret calls.
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Disability I put the bite of warm baloney sandwich back into the lunch bag with the half-eaten apple, then put the bag back into the southeast corner of my briefcase, the one I needed for carrying my bulky Braille books to and from school.
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Little Boris Johnson rides around on his tricycle before getting into an argument with a mini briefcase-wielding George Osborne; the London mayoral candidates argue about houses in a sandpit; a tiny, glum-looking Tim Farron talks about how everything is Nick Clegg's fault.
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In addition to posting the pictures of the North Korea conversation, Mr. DeAgazio also published pictures of himself standing with a person he described as Mr. Trump's military aide responsible for carrying the nuclear "football" — the briefcase that contains codes for launching nuclear weapons.
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