No, we broke in a lot of -- we broke in virtually every record because you know, look, I only need this face, they need much more room.
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" Luye broke in there to add, "It's the fairest thing.
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Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia's death broke in February, astute
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Volkswagen shares plunged after the scandal broke in Sept. 2015.
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News of an impending split first broke in November 2018.
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You got into comics ... You broke in, what, mid '80s?
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One night, they were all asleep when someone broke in.
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Mr Winterkorn resigned soon after the scandal broke in 2015.
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Kim was bound and gagged, then the robbers broke in.
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"That night something broke in me," said Church, near tears.
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A statue of St. Peter fell and broke in two.
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News of the pair's relationship first broke in early 2016.
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He broke in with the St. Louis Browns in 1905.
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Biden supported impeachment after the Ukraine scandal broke in September.
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It appears the perpetrators broke in about midnight, he said.
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We don't know when or why or who broke in.
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He broke in through the garage door, according to the Herald.
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The dam finally broke in the bottom half of the inning.
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News of her divorce from Simon Konecki broke in April 2019.
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The marble countertop broke in transit, but the rest arrived intact.
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The brother broke in and found her bleeding and called 911.
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Most people know what it's like to be broke in college.
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News broke in April that Jackson and Al Mana were divorcing.
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Something broke in me that night, and it still hasn't healed.
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Most people are broke, in debt, and have poor financial behaviors.
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And then it broke in my bag on the flight home.
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But EastNets' CEO has vehemently denied NSA hackers ever broke in.
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A more sweeping scandal that impacted the team broke in 2015.
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They broke in and found Mr. Craddock alive but seriously wounded.
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News that Saudi Arabia was punishing German companies broke in May.
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The gear linkage broke in the final 2050 minutes in 2050.
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"I had three essays due this week!" her friend broke in.
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There's an unspoken advantage to being equally broke in a relationship.
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The executives also said in the meetings that the blade that broke in 2015 at an undisclosed power plant was in a GE 9FB turbine, which has similar technology to the HA turbine that broke in Texas.
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Earlier downloads failed on Chrome if the network broke in the middle.
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Voters who expressed negative feelings for both choices broke in Trump's favor.
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Poetsch became VW chairman shortly after the "Dieselgate" scandal broke in 2015.
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Its shares are down roughly 20 percent since news broke in July.
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Lynn added that when she swatched the lipstick, it broke in half.
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Vance only returned that money when this story broke, in October 2017.
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It's not "going broke" in 50 or 703 years … it's broke today.
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If you're going to be broke why are we broke in Michigan?
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When Invisible Touch broke in 1986, the title song was seemingly everywhere.
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The Spaniard broke in the next game to take the opening set.
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Then the sexual harassment scandal broke in 2016, raising the dramatic stakes.
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Duke broke in front by 51-46 by scoring seven straight points.
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When I broke in, there were only nine pitchers on a staff.
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One day, two people broke in and pulled out a toy gun.
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It used to be people broke in and were on the comedy circuit.
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NEWS of a fatal new disease affecting gay men first broke in 1981.
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His clinic was shut after news of the outbreak broke in the spring.
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News broke in August that the Ocean's Eight film was in the works.
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Stadler was CEO of Audi when the emissions cheating scandal broke in 2015.
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His second sexting scandal broke in 2013 and derailed his comeback mayoral campaign.
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Winfrey was apparently open to helping Parker when the scandal broke in August.
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And when news of Pitt's divorce broke in 2005, the story took off.
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Our sources say they believe the suspects broke in through a back window.
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And the man, he… I guess, he broke in one night, she said.
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Its shares are down by two-fifths since the scandal broke in September.
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In the suit, Rick's people say DGK copped to being broke in Nov.
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Thornton broke in alone on Elliott, but his drive went over the cage.
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News that Trachtenberg would be directing a post-apocalyptic thriller broke in 2014.
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Almost immediately following the meeting, this story broke in Variety as an 'exclusive.
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Days later, armed robbers broke in and stole documents, computers and hard drives.
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Four days later, news of the recount effort broke in New York magazine.
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The public reaction since the scandal broke in late April has been furious.
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" Sullivan asked, before Flynn broke in with the words: "I am, your honor.
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The Dow plunged below 26,000, a level it first broke in January 2018.
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"They broke in this bank and then set it on fire," she said.
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Its main supporters fled the organization after the Nassar scandal broke in 2016.
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We're told the men broke in through the back door ... smashing it open.
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Four days later, the Harvey Weinstein story broke in The New York Times.
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Colombia pounced on the (seeming) error, and Bacca broke in and beat Pickford.
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Dennett waited until the group talked itself into a muddle, then broke in.
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Not only was I broke in my 20s, I also wasn't a saver.
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His consecutive-games streak, which Cal Ripken Jr. broke in 1995, still resonates.
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You broke in the way that lots of people try to break in.
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Soon after the story broke in Romania, he took down his Facebook page.
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The story first broke in the pages of the Washington Post this past September.
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He figured he would at least hear the shattering noise if someone broke in.
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"My water broke in the middle of the night at seven months," she said.
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News of Brangelina's divorce broke in early September, prompting a flurry of media activity.
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News of their romance first broke in early January after his divorce was announced.
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Though not unexpected, that news broke in the context of a fresh political storm.
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News broke in February that Langone, a GOP mega-donor, would back Ohio Gov.
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However, the source close to Ortiz-Magro claimed the reality star never broke in.
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Ahead, a look at the barriers they broke in supporting rights for all women.
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"We're not broke in 20 years to 533 years, we're broke now," Kotlikoff said.
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However, the source close to Ortiz-Magro claimed the reality star never broke in.
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When news of "Beautygate" first broke in September, Apple remained silent on the issue.
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Your Twitter account ..." Trump broke in and said, with finger raised, "Only Rosie O'Donnell.
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It's unclear if she knew about the affair before the scandal broke in 2007.
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Three men broke in to a building on Manhattan's 36th Street at 10 p.m.
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However, the source close to Ortiz-Magro claims the reality star never broke in.
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"Scout was the first time I'd seen Natives portrayed this way," Proudstar broke in.
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Mr Kuczynski owes his probable triumph to three factors that broke in his favour.
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That might be related to sarge's eyeglasses, which cops say broke in the fall.
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According to a Brazilian spokesman for Louis Vuitton, thieves broke in at 2 a.m.
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I pushed the button to shame Horza and his mind broke in my hands.
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Steinke, fueled by booze, ecstasy, cocaine, and pot, broke in through a basement window.
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Networks broke in with special reports as their journalists tried to match the news.
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Firefighters were still pouring water, when dawn suddenly broke in pink and purple hues.
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Submerged residential areas, left, after an embankment of the Chikuma River broke, in Nagano.
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Background: News of Fiat Chrysler and PSA's merger talks first broke in late October.
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" His colleague on the project, Kate Lauterbach, broke in, gently correcting him, "Haute couture.
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Every story I broke in the White House came from outside the White House.
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I was still in my second trimester when my water broke in a hospital elevator.
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News of Shayk's pregnancy broke in November, and a source confirmed the news to PEOPLE.
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That and the fact that she hasn't posted since before the scandal broke in February.
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News of the affair first broke in 2017, while Williams and Hunter denied the allegations.
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From the neighborhood's perspective, "we didn't think someone broke in and did this," he says.
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The grandpas tripped an alarm as they broke in, but the police failed to respond.
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The story first broke in Penn State's independent student newspaper, The Daily Collegian, in April.
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News that its commitment to New York was wavering broke in the press last week.
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But something broke in Andreessen when I went for him on Saturday, triggering something bigger.
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Let's be broke in L.A. where we're at least around what we want to do.
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Let's be broke in LA, where we're at least around what we want to do.
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Check out 9 ways to rent an apartment and not go broke in the process
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Halfway through the "Mercury" movement, she broke in with the first of many news bulletins.
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Several other animals escaped after Kasbar broke in, though prosecutors said they were all captured.
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Diesel's market share in Europe has held steady since the Volkswagen scandal broke in September.
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As 2013 rolled over, Ms. Sloss joined the brothers, now flat broke, in New Zealand.
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These boots broke in easily and pretty quickly took on the shape of my feet.
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Still, shortly after Scott's critical comments in Texas, news broke in Washington that Republican Sen.
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He broke in on, battling Detroit defenseman Mike Green, Crouse's backhand shot trickled through Howard.
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The next time the glass broke, in 2015, large shards rained down into her home.
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News of Cheezburger's acquisition broke in February, but the buyer hasn't been named until now.
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A Rapid Support Forces officer, no older than 16, broke in and started beating patients.
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Then the Klan fever broke in the late 1920s and we resumed our upward progress.
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News of Wexner of potentially giving up control of the brand first broke in January.
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The infection news broke in the midst of Brazil's Carnival celebrations, popular with foreign visitors.
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One night last year, he was asleep in bed when six black assailants broke in.
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Leipsic broke in on Bobrovsky and beat him on a backhander with 8:01 left.
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"Something broke in me that night, and it still hasn't healed," Church told Rolling Stone.
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Dimitrov broke in the sixth game of the second set to go up 4-43.
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Or sometimes they're upstairs sleeping and don't realize until morning that a bear broke in.
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Krzanich made waves earlier this year when news of the fundraiser broke in the media.
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Despite an initial speculative frenzy when news of the shoot first broke in January, Mrs.
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Dunky, a small Chihuahua, was inside the car and barked at Best after she broke in.
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News broke in September that Pharrell Williams' wife Helen Lasichanh was pregnant for the second time.
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The party paid a price for being in office when the financial crisis broke in 2008.
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After the news broke in March, EPA's ethics team reviewed Pruitt's lease and found nothing improper.
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She opened the freezer and took out a Popsicle which she unwrapped and broke in two.
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During the riot, some people broke in and burned a CVS drug store in West Baltimore.
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Along the way — and while the filmmakers watched —a fresh sexting scandal broke in July 2013.
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When news of the scandal broke in November 1986, the Democratic-controlled Congress quickly became involved.
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The couple have continued to jet around the globe after their pregnancy news broke in February.
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Like Lessing and King, suspense writer Follett went for broke in a genre new to him.
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The suspect shattered a window at the facility and broke in at around 2:10 a.m.
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He'd worked for the congressman for a year when the first sexting scandal broke in 2011.
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The FTC opened the investigation into Facebook following the Cambridge Analytica scandal, which broke in 2018.
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Her attackers had posed as armed officers when they broke in and robbed her at gunpoint.
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When the original scandal broke in February 2015, Chile's bank regulator said the loan appeared legal.
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M.C. and the Beastie Boys broke in 1986—what sparks the howcums isn't the old stuff.
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"Just got up in that stuff (traction compound) before it was really broke in," Hamlin said.
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The Dow on Monday fell below 26,000 threshold, which it first broke in January of 2018.
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What was the car worth in September 2015, when the scandal broke in the United States?
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Facebook endured heavy sell-offs in the weeks after the Cambridge Analytica scandal broke in March.
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A. I was away on vacation with my family when the levies broke in New Orleans.
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"This is my therapy," Mr. Bowyer said, heading for a place where burglars broke in recently.
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When reports first broke in 2004 of waterboarding at Guantanamo Bay, Americans largely rejected the practice.
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When news of sexual assault allegations against Harvey Weinstein broke in 2017, E. Jean was driving.
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Editorial Tamesha Means had been pregnant for just 18 weeks when her water broke in 2010.
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The heady mood broke in 1974, when Mr. Hefner's longtime personal assistant, Bobbie Arnstein, committed suicide.
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What explains the difference between 2004 and 2017, when the Weinstein story broke in the Times?
|
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Along with Slovakia, the Czech Republic was established when Czechoslovakia peacefully broke in two in 1993.
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At its worst since the news broke in March, shares have moved as low as $319.55.
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Aviles, a nine-year major-league veteran, broke in with the Kansas City Royals in 2008.
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A thief broke in through the museum's back door, according to the Grand Rapids Police Department.
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The German government has become tougher, investigating several automakers since the VW scandal broke in 2015.
|
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News that refunds would be available soon broke in April, and the time has come at last.
|
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Acuna broke in on a ball, which sailed over his head and allowed a pair to score.
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Kim Kardashian opened up about a story TMZ broke in December 2015 ... no more pregnancies for her.
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Sophie was in Arica when news broke in early March that her father had suffered a stroke.
|
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"Kim made a decision to let Stephanie go," a source told People when news broke in November.
|
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In July, she says he broke in again ... and tried killing her in front of their kids.
|
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Here's a brief rundown of the big Ukraine scandal news that broke in the last 210 hours.
|
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The couple secretly dated for several months before news of their romance broke in May of 2017.
|
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As privacy scandal after the privacy scandal broke in the news, I began to withdraw from Facebook.
|
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The dam broke in October, with accusations of harassment and assault against Harvey Weinstein, a film producer.
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No approvals have been granted since the dispute broke in early July, South Korean industry sources said.
|
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Wozniak originally dumped Facebook just three weeks after the Cambridge Analytica scandal broke in March of 2018.
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The prosecutors' searches are the first since the scandal at parent Volkswagen (VW) broke in September 2015.
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Since news of the scandal broke in October, mass street demonstrations have rocked Asia's fourth-largest economy.
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I think my father was listening to the radio when the station broke in with the news.
|
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In the first theft on Friday night, the bandits broke in and stole boxes containing 30,000 condoms.
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Del Potro fell 4-1 behind in the third set after Simon broke in the third game.
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Quick stopped Nic Petan, who broke in alone while killing a penalty late in the second period.
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When the dam broke in 1994 and then in 2010, the Democratic Party was never the same.
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On average, respondents estimate they'll need around $650,215, which could leave them broke in their old age.
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Well, broke in the way where you own three properties, one of which is being foreclosed upon.
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The forks are bent, the spoons have holes, and the knives are scissors we broke in half.
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But memories of it were revived when the Snowden leaks of national intelligence documents broke in 2013.
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News broke in early August that Google was planning to reenter China after an eight-year hiatus.
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Medvedev broke in the last game of each of the next two sets to force a fifth.
|
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News broke in early January that Snapchat users were racking up seven billion video views per day.
|
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A few years ago, during an interview with Twitter's C.E.O., Jack Dorsey, something broke in my brain.
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Since the scandal broke in March, Olivia Jade, a social media influencer, has lost several endorsement deals.
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"The World Broke in Two" sedulously traces correspondences between lived details and the published novels and poems.
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The reigning theme of "The World Broke in Two" is writer's block, treated as an anthropological constant.
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When the story of his affair with Monica Lewinsky broke in January 1998, congressional Democrats were shocked.
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A couple of hours later, thieves broke in and ripped out the toilet, causing a minor flood.
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But when one of his vintage pedals broke in 2004, he couldn't find one with the same sound.
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The rand slid sharply against the dollar when news of Gordhan's summons by police broke in August 2016.
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A man wearing a mask and gloves was standing in her house after he broke in Sunday night.
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News broke in June that the couple got engaged – less than a month after their relationship went public.
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In the docs, obtained by TMZ, Jannard says Purifoy broke in through a rear window to the home.
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The male gator broke in through some low windows in the kitchen, according to the Clearwater Police Department.
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"Heartland: A Memoir of Working Hard and Being Broke in the Richest Country on Earth" by Sarah Smarsh
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News of the potential deal broke in July, after the project cropped up on a public meeting agenda.
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Couturier then broke in alone after the ensuing face-off and scored on a breakaway at 2:59.
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They subsequently issued an arrest warrant against Winterkorn, 70, who resigned days after "Dieselgate" broke in September 2015.
|
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The bubble broke in 2015 when the tourist VCs driving unicorns in so-called private IPOs got spooked.
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I started in 1990 — I had my own glass ceilings that I broke in a way, I suppose.
|
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It's been a while since news broke in early 2015 that Uber was working on self-driving cars.
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Wells Fargo has been busy trying to rehabilitate its image since the scandal first broke in September 2016.
|
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Reports of a ban on the seven words at the CDC broke in the Washington Post on Friday.
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The police, having been alerted that the pair weren't at school, eventually broke in through a downstairs window.
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I didn't grow up eating this kind of food, since my family grew up broke in San Diego.
|
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Weiner's second sexting scandal broke in 2013 and brought down his campaign for mayor of New York City.
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Something broke in me, and I was wondering if it was worth it to keep up the struggle.
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Clinton's email travails had been in the news every day since the story originally broke in March 2015.
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Ethics officials at the agency approved the arrangement, but only after the news of it broke in March.
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But Robert Dixon, the assistant attorney general, had no idea until it broke in the newspaper in August.
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Thiem broke in the next game but again Djokovic hit back to drag the match into a tiebreak.
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Sock continued to find success on the forehand and broke in the eighth game when Sousa double faulted.
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The scandal broke in 2011 when he was a member of the congressional committee on energy and mining.
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Hatz left Porsche last year, having been suspended since Volkswagen's emissions test-cheating scandal broke in September 2015.
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Stan mentioned the backyard cigarettes at the Jennings house, but left out the part where he broke in.
|
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When ground broke in 2004, under the project's original developers, e-commerce behemoth Amazon's ascent was only beginning.
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Wait times for VA healthcare have grown 50 percent since the secret wait-list scandal broke in 2014.
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Tennis keepsake: The racket that Serena Williams broke in last year's U.S. Open final goes on sale today.
|
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That tradition broke in 2016, when Trump became the first major candidate to refuse, citing an ongoing audit.
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She started to explain the Greek root of the word "metaphor" ("to carry across"), when Dimitrov broke in.
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Pickard made a good save on Trevor Moore, who broke in alone about eight minutes into the second.
|
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Taken together, it's clear that the tech optimism that ran rampant in earlier eras broke in the 2010s.
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Conservatives, in particular, chose to invest in democracy rather party politics, and Park's party nearly broke in half.
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Doby broke the color barrier in the American League two months after Robinson broke in with the Dodgers.
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A devastated Wilkinson paid tribute to her ex-boyfriend shortly after the news broke in a statement to PEOPLE.
|
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News of the service first broke in The Information, which reported that the channel's name may be Free Dive.
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When the scandal broke in September 2006, the House responded by suspending and eventually canceling the page program altogether.
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The scandal, which broke in 2016, led to the departure of then CEO John Stumpf and several other executives.
|
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When news of the data breach broke in March, Facebook encountered harsh scrutiny from both the public and lawmakers.
|
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However, the Cuban outfielder's neighbor told KABC-TV that a burglar broke in through a window about 7 p.m.
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ANY ADVICE FOR ATHLETES NOW COMING OUT WHO GET PAID BIG ENDORSEMENTS AND SEEM BROKE IN A COUPLE YEARS.
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Since news about the app first broke in early August, people inside and outside the company have expressed concern.
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She allegedly locked herself in the bathroom and claims he broke in and forced her to delete the photos.
|
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News broke in October that an all-female version of Ocean's Eleven led by Bullock was in the works.
|
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Levees broke in an area of northwest Missouri on Wednesday, prompting the evacuation of the small community of Craig.
|
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The story about the allegations against the Thompsons first broke in Penn State's independent student newspaper, The Daily Collegian.
|
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By strange coincidence, even before the fascist wave broke in America, the prison industry was booming in Eastern Europe.
|
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Jen told cops she believes Ronnie broke in and started wreaking havoc, because whoever did it let themselves in.
|
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Since the scandal broke in March, the effects of their parents' alleged actions have trickled down to the sisters.
|
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With nine minutes left to play, Brandon Sutter broke in alone on Binnington shorthanded but failed to beat him.
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When the news about the risk of deportation broke in August, Salimullah suddenly started getting visitors at his shop.
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Emotional spendingAfter being broke in my early 20s, I fell into a comfortable financial situation in my later 20s.
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Business Insider spoke with financial experts to learn what you can do today to avoid going broke in retirement.
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The F.B.I. on Wednesday appeared eager to return the favor by refusing to divulge how it finally broke in.
|
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She broke in the opening game with one of many forehand winners and again for a 4-1 lead.
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When the story broke in October of 2005 it was described as the greatest literary hoax in recent memory.
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Not a single unit has sold since news of the Millennium Tower debacle broke in early August, Hoodline reports.
|
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As other networks covered the president's growing legal exposure, Fox alone broke in with news of Ms. Tibbetts's death.
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You can sense both sides being reined in, especially the satire, which can't go for broke in this context.
|
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Shares of the social media giant dipped nearly 20 percent as the Cambridge Analytica scandal broke in mid-March.
|
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That tradition broke in 2016, when Donald Trump became the first major candidate to refuse, citing an ongoing audit.
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I'll tell you the answer, barely any because this story broke in the morning before all these shenanigans started.
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Now, one of our last episodes together was about the Cambridge Analytica scandal right after it broke, in March.
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When the news broke in February 2018, creditors turned off the taps and sought to have the firm wound up.
|
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The scandal broke in September 2015 and has cost Volkswagen (VW) 27.4 billion euros in penalties and fines so far.
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Gaga was previously engaged to longtime boyfriend Taylor Kinney, 37, before news of the pair's split broke in July 2016.
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Shortly after the Weinstein scandal broke in October, claims that Allen molested his daughter Dylan Farrow as a child resurfaced.
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In one instance, the product left the father of two soaked after a hose broke in 2012, according to CNN.
|
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After taking Medvedev down in another marathon rally, Djokovic broke in the fifth game and the Russian suddenly appeared spent.
|
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Weiner's third scandal broke in August 153, when the New York Post reported that he had been sexting another woman.
|
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After the Marquis-Boire news broke in October, I asked Emma if she was ready to tell her story publicly.
|
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Though Weinstein's behavior was long rumored and often referenced in pop culture, the first official reports broke in an Oct.
|
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This story originally broke in January, meaning that there was the dossier and somewhere it was in the Democratic Party.
|
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That news, which broke in October, prompted sharp falls in the shares of several firms in the pharmaceutical supply chain.
|
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The dam broke in July when it came out that MoviePass was short on cash as outages plagued the service.
|
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Then, when Littlefinger left his room, Arya broke in and found the letter — and seemed quite disturbed by its contents.
|
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The pair parted ways after news broke in February that he cheated on Kardashian with longtime family friend Jordyn Woods.
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Wells Fargo's adviser arm has lost some 1,000 financial advisers since a sales scandal at the broader broke in 2016.
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The pair parted ways after news broke in February that he cheated on Kardashian with longtime family friend Jordyn Woods.
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"There wasn't any," McCann said of the emphasis on pitch framing in 220 when he broke in with the Braves.
|
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Interim Austin Police Chief Brian Manley said on Wednesday that the case broke in the past 24 to 36 hours.
|
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Regulatory Woes News broke in November that Zenefits is facing scrutiny in some states over selling insurance without proper licenses.
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Steve clapped my shoulder and led me into the water, where three-and-four-foot waves broke in rhythmic procession.
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When the Black Sox scandal broke in 1920, it gave Ruppert and other owners the leverage to force Johnson out.
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He moved from Brussels to Copenhagen to Venice to London and back to Venice, where he died, broke, in 1729.
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LONDON — The morning the news broke in August, the letters landed on a few hundred doorsteps here and across Britain.
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When Ms. Underwood started to explain that the Census Bureau studies had controlled for the differences, Justice Gorsuch broke in.
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Although Mr. Shimano continued to have devoted followers after the scandal broke in 2010, he became a pariah to many.
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The heat wave broke in other parts of Europe, meanwhile, unleashing torrents of rain that caused flash flooding in France.
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Samsung's Galaxy Fold initially broke, in part because the hinge mechanism allowed dirt to get underneath the display, damaging it.
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Before news broke in October that King would replace Duncan, King called a longtime friend to tell him the news.
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Nearly 80% of retired football players go broke in their first two years out the league according to Sports Illustrated.
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" During her speech, a Biden campaign volunteer, Thomasina "Tomi" Greene, repeatedly broke in with applause and chants of "Go, go!
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"A Muslim mob of several hundred broke in and ransacked the school," said Pawan Kumar, a guard at the school.
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Karlsson broke in as a 19-year-old, one year after the Senators drafted him 15th over all in 2008.
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Chicago's Anthony Rizzo, who broke in with San Diego in 2011, recorded two hits Sunday and enters the series hitting .
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He broke in on left wing, pulled up near the left post and fired the puck under Fleury's right armpit.
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"Tie made an impact almost immediately in that Patrick Division when he broke in with the Rangers," Jeff Chychrun said.
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Something in America broke in the last 40 years, and we first saw the evidence in little towns and neighborhoods.
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The suspects broke in through a first floor window, smashing several exhibition cases and stealing artifacts, Berlin Police told CNN.
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Some of those contracts more than doubled in price after word of the pending plan broke in a Politico report.
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Right. But then, when was the big story ... the Time Warner-AT&T merger broke in the middle of this.
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Now, researchers have found a hint in the leaked code that appears to show just how the NSA broke in.
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Mr. Washburne said he found out only about 30 minutes before the news broke in a phone call from Mr. Palatucci.
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She hid in a bathroom, according to messages seen by CNN, but the male assailants broke in and dragged her out.
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At this time, Olivia Jade's account is still live, but she has not posted anything since news broke in early March.
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"Even though the scandal broke in 2015, the cost to Volkswagen of their innovation is only now becoming clear," Regalado stated.
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News broke in 2015 that about $700 million allegedly stolen from 1MDB had made its way into Najib's personal bank accounts.
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Rob has been more active and less reclusive since news broke in late January that he is dating Blac Chyna, 28.
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News broke in 21 that about $700 million allegedly stolen from 1MDB had made its way into his personal bank accounts.
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A surveillance video from inside the building had earlier captured a hammer-wielding intruder who broke in about 3:50 a.
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Satoshi Uematsu, a 2200-year-old who worked at the facility until February, broke in through a window about 2 a.m.
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News broke in 2015 that about $700 million allegedly stolen from 1MDB had made its way into his personal bank accounts.
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"Some farmers will go broke in these conditions," said Marco Parzianello, who runs a large farm in Sorriso in Mato Grosso.
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" After news of the scandal broke in Mexico, Corinne released a statement, in which she referred to herself as a "victim.
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According to page 11 of his presentation, Dreisbach said the Generation 1 blade that broke in 2015 failed after 22,000 hours.
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"These loans have been disclosed over and over and over again," Cruz told reporters quickly after the news broke in January.
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News broke in September 2015 that the company was looking to cut up to 1,000 jobs across the Al Jazeera network.
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On Thursday, a Tesco store in Cornwall apparently had to be evacuated after a seagull broke in and started causing carnage.
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After the scandal broke in the Shukan Bunshun, a conservative weekly magazine, Mr Amari appeared confident of the prime minister's backing.
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Striking the ball clean and true, Djokovic pressurized Nadal and broke in the seventh game when the Spaniard netted a forehand.
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Nearly 80 percent of retired players go broke in their first two years out of the league, according to Sports Illustrated.
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When news of her parent's alleged involvement broke in March, Olivia Jade saw a net gain of around 40,000 YouTube followers.
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Those missiles are banned under the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty, which Russia broke in 2014 by testing the missiles.
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Adlon describes the period after the news broke in the same extreme terms as she does the time of her divorce.
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I don't even need the camera to see if someone broke in, and I don't have to activate the alarm remotely.
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After news of the meeting broke in July 2017, the Trump team offered misleading explanations and changed their story several times.
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The tennis tactic in question is hitting a second serve much more like a first serve: going for broke in sum.
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After this scandal broke in February, some polls showed that Trudeau and his Liberals really did take a big popularity hit.
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"I had no idea this could even happen," said Mindy Swank, whose water broke in her second trimester, endangering her health.
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SALT LAKE CITY — The news about Amy Klobuchar and Harry Reid broke in Utah just before Bernie Sanders took the stage.
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Vatrano broke in from the right point on what wasn't quite a breakaway as defenseman Kris Letang was on his flank.
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He picked off a Lars Ellers pass in the neutral zone, broke in alone and then beat Grubauer at 5:33.
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It broke in the secondary market at 101-101.5 on March 22, and was quoted at 101.25-102.25 on May 2.
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Rushetzky made plenty of outgoing calls, too, occasionally to sleeping editors when big stories broke in the middle of the night.
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Thousands of people worldwide came forward to say they were child victims of priest abuse after the scandal broke in 2002.
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Flooding so bad, the river gauge broke In North Carolina, cities such as Wilmington and Lumberton are bracing for more flooding.
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After all, the scandal of child sex abuse and its cover-up by the church hierarchy broke in Boston in 2002.
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We're told another issue for Safe Horizon staff was Linda's link to the Harvey Weinstein scandal when it broke in 2017.
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The burglars broke in through a back door, and the man on the phone says he shot them with an AR-15.
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Though Kardashian initially forgave Thompson, news broke in February that the athlete allegedly cheated on her with family friend Jordyn Woods, 21.
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Since the story broke in January, Fox News has given significantly less airtime to the Stormy Daniels story than other cable networks.
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For now, the identity of the thieves is unknown and there were no cameras recording inside the store when then broke in.
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He broke in the first game when he hoisted a lob towards the roof and Cilic framed a smash into the net.
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The bottom formation to which Wald refers formed around the $50 mark, which crude broke in early December — thus the formation's completion.
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He broke in with the then-Florida Marlins, where he spent more than six seasons before being traded to the Detroit Tigers.
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If you are or have ever been young and broke in a major city, it'll hit the mark a few dozen times.
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Multiple former executives are in prison, and Volkswagen's CEO at the time — Martin Winterkorn — swiftly resigned when the news broke in 2.03.
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In fact, nearly 80% of retired players go broke in their first two years out of the league, according to Sports Illustrated.
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The baby news broke in March, and the pair have not shied away from sharing pregnancy photos on their social media accounts.
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The website contains each home's address, the items stolen and a precise description of how the criminals broke in to each home.
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When news broke in the spring that gay and bisexual men in the Russian republic of Chechyna, Frederick Allen couldn't believe it.
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Jade's water broke in the family's home four weeks after the surgery and she was rushed to the hospital in an ambulance.
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News of their split broke in April with a source close to Carey telling PEOPLE is was the singer who ended things.
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After news broke on Tuesday that Angelina Jolie filed for divorce from Brad Pitt, the world's collective heart undoubtedly broke in half.
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Though Kardashian initially forgave Thompson, news broke in March that the athlete allegedly cheated on Kardashian with family friend Jordyn Woods, 21.
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It was then that Byrd, Wick, and their two friends broke in through the back door and found Ritchie in her hallway.
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Oprah Winfrey opened up about how Reese Witherspoon first felt when news of sexual assault allegations against Harvey Weinstein broke in October.
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A party member explains how at 3am on September 20th two jeeps full of soldiers arrived, broke in and poured petrol everywhere.
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When the story of Graham and Zamora's arrests in her death first broke in the fall of 1996, their friends were disbelieving.
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"I think the American fever broke in Utah first, and it'll be very interesting if that continues on to Idaho," he said.
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Just before all the public scandals broke in California that drove him to Guyana, Jones was starting to explore getting into politics.
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Discovering that Addis' machine was accessible through an open file share, Moore broke in, taking the source to NESticle and other materials.
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The demise of BHS, if it does happen, would be the largest collapse of a retailer since Woolworths went broke in 2008.
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News of their engagement broke in 2017, when Dunst was seen with a ring on that finger at the Golden Globe Awards.
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The cyber thieves broke in through the IRS system that allows taxpayers to request transcripts of their returns and other sensitive information.
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That stoniness briefly broke in 2011, when Winter was named to the Hall of Fame, and Jackson and Krause shared the moment.
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The sentencing ends the last criminal case in the Sandusky scandal, which broke in 2011 and led to the firing of Paterno.
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The RNC was quick to call on Democrats to give back the money from Weinstein when the story broke in early October.
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His 410 million shares of Facebook stock appreciated by more than $1 billion after news of Facebook's FTC fine broke in July.
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My iPhone broke in Baton Rouge, La. — something to do with the "lightning port" — so I headed to the Mall of Louisiana.
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The Telegraph reports that his computer broke in 2013 but he kept the hard drive in case bitcoin became valuable one day.
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The burglars most likely broke in through the backdoor, according to the police, and no one was at home during the robbery.
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Caja Madrid's losses after Spain's financial crisis broke in 2008 forced it to merge in 2011 with other troubled Spanish savings banks.
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In October, the internet pretty much broke in Australia after columnist Bernard Salt took aim at generation Y over their spending habits.
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Riordan, 43, was critically injured as she was sucked out of a window of the plane that broke in the engine explosion.
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At the narco's mansion, Lozada stood guard while the others broke in, grabbed the man, and dragged him into a waiting car.
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" Asked if he was as fast now as he was when he broke in with the Rangers, Staal said: "I feel good.
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They then broke in through a window and found five additional people, including two adults and four children suffering from gunshot wounds.
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Their arrival came a day after news broke in Washington that President Trump was considering sealing the southwestern border to all migrants.
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Last year, early samples of Samsung's first foldable gadget, the Galaxy Fold, which cost nearly $2,000, broke in reviewers' hands within days.
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He was fired from the campaign after five months when the scandal over his hidden income from Ukraine broke in August 2016.
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News that fruit was being tampered with first broke in September, after several people reported discovering needles in strawberries they had purchased.
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The momentum back with him, Goffin broke in the following game for a 4-3 lead and calmly closed out the set.
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HEARTLAND A Memoir of Working Hard and Being Broke in the Richest Country on Earth By Sarah Smarsh 290 pp. Scribner. $26.
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Iran's state news agency IRNA said staff at the consulate, who had evacuated shortly before demonstrators broke in, were "safe and unharmed".
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Iran's state news agency IRNA said staff at the consulate, who had evacuated shortly before demonstrators broke in, were "safe and unharmed".
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The mob eventually broke in, before torching a motorbike on the doorstep, choking the house with thick black smoke, while police watched.
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The man reached a room where gambling chips were stored, broke in and loaded more than $2 million worth into a backpack.
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BTW, don't be alarmed by the video -- it's about 400 nairas to $1 US -- so Cardi won't go broke in the club.
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The story broke in 1997, revealing that Hicks was alleged to have spearheaded a black market baby ring out of his clinic.
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A few seconds later, Fox News host Dana Perino broke in and the network cut away from live coverage of the event.
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The news broke in November just prior to a Tapper interview with former Fox News host Gretchen Carlson on sexual harassment allegations.
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The star defenseman broke in by himself near the side boards and drilled a shot from the circle by Hutton (32 saves).
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When news of Gretchen Carlson's sexual harassment lawsuit against Fox News CEO Roger Ailes broke in July, many at Fox reacted skeptically.
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Cordon described being assaulted and robbed inside the home after she said at least two masked intruders broke in at about 3 a.m.
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News broke in February that Lander had welcomed a baby in the fall of 2017, causing speculation that Kraft might be the father.
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Park apologized - as she has done repeatedly since the scandal broke in October - when she arrived at the Seoul Central District Prosecutor's Office.
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Hitting a market capitalization of around $701 billion on Monday, Apple briefly crested the $700 billion level it last broke in February 2015.
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In May, Bezos was spotted out with news anchor Lauren Sanchez for the first time since news of their romance broke in January.
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Ruud broke in his first return game as Sousa, who had his left leg heavily wrapped, was wide on a cross-court forehand.
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Earlier this week, news broke in The Tennessean that Reba's former Lebanon, Tennessee, property will become a luxury event venue on Nov. 1.
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Hitting a market capitalization of around $701 billion on Monday, Apple briefly crested the $700-billion level it last broke in February 2015.
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The pregnancy news broke in September when Hannah was photographed with a very noticeable baby bump, though the couple has yet to comment.
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A whopping 87% of millennials said they'd been broke in the past or were currently broke, according to a separate survey by CreditLoan.
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But Mayer, Yahoo's most powerful ambassador, has been largely absent from the public view since news of the first hack broke in September.
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At first, this didn't seem to be a problem, but when a second wheel broke in 2013, Kepler started spinning out of control.
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The 2017 Emmys were held in September before the #MeToo movement took off following assault allegations against Harvey Weinstein, which broke in October.
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Kelly tweeted out Pugh's direct phone number and accused her of "elder abuse" when news of Pugh's affair with Osbourne broke in May.
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He last pitched July 473 in Boston before cutting his left index finger on a Cheers beer mug that broke in his suitcase.
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Maine State Police said Daniel Randall did not have a key to the home and broke in, shooting his daughter around 2 p.m.
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When the news broke in March, the UK's Information Commissioner's Office was already investigating SCL for its refusal to hand over Carroll's data.
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He agreed to negotiations with delegates, but eventually the protesters broke in, and de Launay gave the order to fire on the crowd.
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He took a cross-ice pass from Michael Del Zotto at the Carolina blue line and broke in alone down the right wing.
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Mr. Trump accused his own Justice Department of perpetrating a "witch hunt" and asserted that the F.B.I. "broke in to" Mr. Cohen's office.
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TMZ broke the story ... an intruder was arrested at the property back in May after he allegedly broke in and spent the night.
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They roped it off and put the police lines up, but we broke-in, 'cause the Super Nintendo was still in his room.
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News broke in May that Bytedance was looking to develop it own smartphone preloaded with the company's apps, including TikTok and other platforms.
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The French leader fired him on Friday, after the story broke in Le Monde newspaper, and Benalla was placed under investigation on Sunday.
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Harvey Weinstein was fired from the company that bore his name after the now infamous New York Times story first broke in October.
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A majority of the electorate, 57%, decided who to support before news of Moore's alleged child molestation and sexual assault broke in November.
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The swing was so awkward that right fielder Josh Reddick broke in on the ball before realizing how hard it had been hit.
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Holland, Wheating, Kearney and the other Norwich Olympians went for broke in their sports but didn't get rich — and they didn't much care.
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After the allegations against the Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein broke in October, Ms. Spawn decided to speak about her assault in the media.
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The Mavericks' regular-season finale on the Spurs' floor thus provides Nowitzki with a serendipitous opportunity to go out where he broke in.
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When an escalator at 181st Street broke in March, the subway Twitter account said workers had to order replacement parts to fix it.
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Since the story broke in October 2017, many actresses, from the relatively unknown to the superstars, have come out with stories about Harvey.
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THE WORLD BROKE IN TWO Virginia Woolf, T.S. Eliot, D.H. Lawrence, E.M. Forster, and the Year That Changed Literature By Bill Goldstein Illustrated.
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Yes, there was a surge in activism after news of his abuse broke in October 2017, but women were already angry, already organizing.
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Gabbard has gone for broke in New Hampshire, barely campaigning anywhere else and even renting a house in the state late last year.
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Entercom's stock surged over 10 percent when news of the deal broke in February, but it has since sold off, shedding almost $6.
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Washington (CNN)As more news broke in the Stormy Daniels-Donald Trump saga, the key players inside the White House remain status quo.
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After news of the shooting broke in India this morning, citizens in Hyderabad showered police officers with rose petals and praised their bravery.
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And 10 minutes after receiving it, news broke in the conservative media that Kramer had been issued a subpoena to reappear in January.
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The actress' pregnancy news first broke in July but it wasn't confirmed until a very famous friend of the star spilled the beans: Oprah.
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After the diesel emissions scandal first broke in 2015, the German firm unveiled an ambitious plan to become a global leader in green transport.
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But since then their bond has frayed, and it almost broke in November when Trump insulted Macron over Twitter during another visit to Paris.
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The AC broke in the bus two days ago so we're getting that fixed today, but we have a "day off" [makes quote signals].
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And though they've been spotted a few times since news of their relationship finally broke in May 2017, they've remained mum about their connection.
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And they were just shooting them one by one, and then they broke in and had a big shootout and ultimately killed the terrorists.
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Shares of California's biggest utility - which have fallen more than 40 percent since the fires broke in October - climbed 83 percent on Thursday afternoon.
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While news of the actor's departure first broke in late May, Lincoln, 44, confirmed the news at San Diego Comic-Con earlier this month.
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But before news of her pregnancy broke in September, Kardashian, 33, had already expressed her admiration for her Cleveland Cavaliers star beau's parenting prowess.
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The group also includes Cardinal Sean O'Malley, archbishop of Boston, the city in which the US sex abuse crisis story originally broke in 2002.
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The scandal broke in the final days of the 2016 presidential election and led to the FBI reigniting concerns over Clinton's private email server.
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The longtime corporate lawyer was one of a handful of new executives to join the bank after its fake account scandal broke in 2016.
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Corsi has since confirmed that he somehow came to believe that WikiLeaks had obtained Podesta's emails, well before that news broke in October 2016.
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Mongolian flag carrying Leonardo, a 114-meter-long dry cargo ship, started buckling and broke in two while on anchor off Istanbul's Kilyos coast.
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One day he was playing cards with his neighbors in Sarajevo when police broke in, checked their documents and arrested those with Muslim names.
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Meanwhile, studious readers poring over the company's collections sighed a breath of relief when the machine's handle broke in 1843, finally silencing the beast.
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Perhaps one of the lessons that hit home hardest, especially in the U.S., was the Facebook/Cambridge Analytica scandal that broke in early 85033.
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Tsitsipas broke in the eighth game when Zverev opted to follow in a weak second serve and made a mess of a low volley.
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The 2006 U.S. Open champion broke in the following game and held to clinch the second set as Babos sensed her chance was gone.
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The reader, who did not want to be named, said the hacker broke in and changed his password, locking him out of his account.
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News broke in March that Saudi Aramco, the state-owned oil giant in Saudi Arabia, was delaying its IPO initially planned for this year.
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A whopping 87 percent of millennials said they'd been broke in the past or were currently broke, according to a separate survey by CreditLoan.
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But both millennials and Gen X are broke, in debt, and stressed about money — and it&aposs affecting their ability to purchase a house.
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" Sarah Smarsh (@Sarah_Smarsh) is the author of the forthcoming "Heartland: A Memoir of Working Hard and Being Broke in the Richest Country on Earth.
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"The 10-ton car broke in two in a jumble of mangled metal, broken glass and sheared-off cables," The New York Times reported.
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Earlier on Thursday, dozens of demonstrators broke in to the authorities' headquarters in Abkhazia and demanded the resignation of its president of the region.
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The story broke in The New Yorker, two days after Valentine's Day, another calendar moment left unacknowledged by the couple in any public way.
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He also owns the league's career pass completions, career completion percentage, and career passing yards records, the latter of which he broke in 2018.
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The older Cespedes chose that option and broke in with the Oakland A's in 2012, before being traded to Boston, Detroit and the Mets.
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Facebook investors have been plagued by a string of data privacy concerns and policy shifts since the Cambridge Analytica data scandal broke in March.
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The racket Williams broke in her chaotic United States Open final against Naomi Osaka in 22000 has become an unusual piece of sports memorabilia.
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Riot officers broke in one entrance before dawn as fires raged inside and outside the school, but they didn't appear to get very far.
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Though they reconciled, their relationship never fully recovered — and it's been over for good since Thompson and Woods' cheating scandal, which broke in February.
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Since news broke in July that her engagement to boyfriend of five years Taylor Kinney had ended, the versatile star has been hard at work.
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On March 5, 2010, Captain Robert Johnson was home in Sumter, South Carolina, when a gunman broke in and shot him six times with a .
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After news broke in February that Woods had kissed Thompson, 28, the Kardashian-Jenner family distanced themselves from Woods, who moved out of Jenner's house.
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This letter was published weeks after the first allegations about Harvey Weinstein broke in the media and was shared widely among UC alumni, including Harlander.
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Schwartzman broke in the opening game of the second set and again in the fifth before closing out the contest on his first match point.
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The Canadian broke in the second game of the second set and a weary-looking Tsitsipas, who required some treatment on his shoulder, faded fast.
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When a pipe broke in her toilet, spraying water all over, Ms. Zawadzki, 5003, didn't know what valve to turn off or whom to call.
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Shares of Nexstar Media Group, the largest of the local broadcasting companies, are up over 20% since news of Bloomberg's run broke in late November.
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MANY Americans were taken aback when news broke in January that Peter Thiel, an internet billionaire and adviser to Donald Trump, had New Zealand citizenship.
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The actress' pregnancy news first broke in July but it wasn't confirmed until a very famous friend of the star spilled the beans: Oprah Winfrey.
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Holding serve to level at 5-5, Williams broke in the next game, letting out a scream and clenching her left fist as Diyas netted.
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In 1889, when more than 2,200 people were killed when a dam broke in Pennsylvania, President Benjamin Harrison sent a personal check to the victims.
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Shareholders only realized the falsity of the bank's representations, shareholders claim, when news broke in 2010 of government investigations of certain Goldman collateralized debt obligations.
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But then again, who else would demand a heel despite her penchant for wearing Gucci loafers someone else broke in so she doesn't get blisters?
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Track then allegedly broke in through a window, tackled his father to the ground and began hitting him in the head, according to the affidavit.
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News of the surveillance broke in 2006 when an AT&T technician Mark Klein revealed that the NSA was tapping into AT&T's network backbone.
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Most of the major cable networks broke in for the riveting show — there was even a balloon animation to illustrate the expanding costs of Medicaid.
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The right-hander broke in with a strong rookie season that saw him go 15-10 with a 2.85 ERA in 198 2/3 innings.
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When the levees broke in New Orleans after Katrina, the floodwaters hurled a 200 foot-long barge into a residential neighborhood, where it pulverized houses.
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Caitlyn Jenner broke in a big way with President Trump over his intention to lift federal protections on equal access to bathrooms for transgender students.
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After news of Antonoff and Dunham's split broke in January, the 33-year-old quickly shut down rumors that he had already started dating again.
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But Sessions did not realize Whitaker was having conversations with the White House about his future until the news broke in late September about Rosenstein.
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Some 12 U.S. dioceses have filed for bankruptcy since the scandal broke, in part due to more than $3 billion in settlements paid to victims.
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The Academy issued a statement Wednesday addressing the multiple allegations of sexual misconduct against mega-producer Harvey Weinstein, news of which broke in an Oct.
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Gregory and Marcia Abbott were each sentenced to one month in prison for their roles in the college admissions scandal that first broke in March.
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The Cambridge Analytica data scandal broke in mid-March, when the tech space and the broader market were already under pressure amid a sector rotation.
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The day after the Weinstein accusation broke in full force I was shooting a day of work on Woody Allen's latest movie in New York.
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The actress' pregnancy news first broke in July but it wasn't confirmed until a very famous friend of the star spilled the beans: Oprah Winfrey.
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The outing marks the couple's first red carpet appearance since news broke in March that the love birds had welcomed their first child, a girl.
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There are also new reports that Paddock had "numerous" firearms with him in the Mandalay Bay Hotel room before police broke in and killed him.
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The biggest story I broke in 2016 was the first reporting on an upgraded PlayStation 4, which shipped last week as the PlayStation 4 Pro.
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THE WORLD BROKE IN TWO: Virginia Woolf, T. S. Eliot, D. H. Lawrence, E. M. Forster, and the Year That Changed Literature, by Bill Goldstein.
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Wells Fargo's regulatory issues have dominated banking headlines since its fake accounts scandal broke in 2016, and the fallout from the episode continued this week.
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As day broke in the grimy industrial zone where the hotel is located, gunfire and occasional explosions rang out but the incident was soon over.
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Following Lorsanova's escape, one of the volunteers who helped her was attacked in their apartment, when unknown people broke in and aggressively interrogated the volunteer.
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At least 100 multiemployer plans with 1.3 million participants are in danger of going broke in 20 years, according to actuarial consulting firm Cheiron Inc.
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Dickey broke in with the Texas Rangers in 2001 and has compiled a 110-108 record with a 4.01 earned run average with five teams.
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Washington bureau chief Craig Gordon wrote a short piece Thursday evening on Bloomberg's political ambitions, though after news first broke in The New York Times.
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When the Monica Lewinsky story broke in January of that year, Democrats were shocked, and many spoke privately about whether Mr. Clinton's presidency would survive.
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HANNITY: So people like Julian Assange and Kim Dotcom, these are guys that broke in -- he, Assange hacked the DOD and NASA when he was 16.
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News broke in 2014 about a nationwide scheme in which government officials helped channel refugee assistance money into mafia coffers, among other instances of government corruption.
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"This is our once-in-a-decade shot to fix what Republicans broke in 2010," said Ianthe Metzger, deputy director of campaign communications for EMILY's List.
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BATTICALOA (Reuters) - A dozen rifle-toting soldiers guarded a small community hall as day broke in the eastern Sri Lankan town of Batticaloa on Sunday morning.
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Jessica Sanchez was inside her Devine home early Sunday when her boyfriend, Jorge Jaramillo, 48, allegedly broke in through a window, police say, CBS Austin reports.
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Before the scandal broke in September 220, VW's smallest plant built the 2972-cylinder Phaeton saloon, the brand's most expensive model which was dropped last March.
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The Pointers and a number of their neighbors doubted the company would actually land in Boca Chica when news about SpaceX's interest broke in April 2012.
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He took a long stretch pass from Jonathan Marchessault along the right boards and then broke in and beat Gibson with backhand shot through his pads.
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"This approach is how we broke in 2008, and it has been perfected and of simplified, of course, by the great people at Apple," he added.
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Hans Dieter Poetsch was VW's chief financial officer when the company's scandal over cars rigged to cheat on U.S. diesel emissions tests broke in September 2015.
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New Jersey&aposs leading goal scorer broke in on Domingue and faked a shot before using a forehand-backhand move to slide the puck under Domingue.
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As news of Khan's third detention in the U.S broke in India, his fans took to social media under the hashtag #ShahRukhKhan to vent their frustrations.
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The Fold debuted in April but shipment of the phone has been indefinitely delayed after devices reviewed by multiple outlets broke in a matter of days.
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Demi Lovato has been touring the country with best friend Nick Jonas since news of her split from longtime love Wilmer Valderrama broke in early June.
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News of Telegram Open Network (TON), the Telegram ICO project, first broke in the final weeks of December before TechCrunch reported exclusively on the full details.
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And I feel like those waves kind of broke in 2016, but nobody really noticed and sort of the capital and the market just kept going.
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The question is how beat up she will be by then and whether her campaign is broke in the weeks and months before the Democratic convention.
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After managing to date secretly for months, news of their relationship finally broke in May 2017 — but the couple continued to keep things tightly under wraps.
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While news of McGregor and Mavrakis' split broke in October, a family source told PEOPLE at the time that the couple has been separated since May.
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Munich prosecutors have been investigating Audi on suspicion of fraud and criminal advertising in the United States, where parent Volkswagen's emissions scandal broke in September 2015.
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The intensity moved up a notch in the third set before Konta broke in the fifth game and held her nerve to serve the match out.
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News of the couple's split broke in early April, just three months after the birth of their first child together, a boy named Eissa Al Mana.
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Despite an increased VA budget, problems at VA facilities from coast-to-coast have worsened under Secretary McDonald since the wait list scandal broke in 220006.
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Swift and Alwyn, who dated for months before news of their relationship broke in May 2017, have been spotted spending quality time together as of late.
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When news broke in November that Matt Lauer had been fired by NBC for alleged sexual misconduct, the phrase "Somewhere Ann Curry," began trending on Twitter.
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TMZ reports that the man apparently broke in through the kitchen window and lurked around Rose's home while she, her son Sebastian, and her mother slept.
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He's watched the tape three times — once several days before the news broke in October, and twice in preparation for his first interview about the subject.
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Facebook's fake news problem was a black eye for the company, but it was nothing compared to the Cambridge Analytica scandal that broke in March 24.
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In the second set, Schwartzman broke in the fourth game, then answered Fritz's break with another of his own to lead 5-4 before serving out.
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More than four months after the scandal broke in the United States, Europe's leading carmaker has still not won approval to fix any of the vehicles.
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Late in the first half, Marie Laure Delie broke in alone on Solo's left and fired a shot that Solo managed to smother between her legs.
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While Halep reduced the errors in the second set, she was unable to rein in Svitolina, who broke in the penultimate game before claiming the match.
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When the news of the shutdown broke in 2016, the tone was apocalyptic—brokers spoke of a coming storm, as prices quickly plummeted, seemingly in reaction.
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Volkswagen's shares have lost 34 percent of their value since the emissions scandal broke in September, wiping 22 billion euros ($24 billion) off Volkswagen's market cap.
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Gene Hogg, the Salvation Army's commander for central Maryland, organized mobile kitchens after the twin towers fell in Manhattan and the levees broke in New Orleans.
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There are more than 400 mining dams like the one that broke in Brumadinho in the state of Minas Gerais, the hub of Brazil's mining industry.
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The most recent one came just this week ... when on Wednesday, cops were called to Tiffani's house after she alleged Mychal broke in and stole items.
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I watched in confusion and horror as the news broke in my family's living room via Chinese satellite TV, struggling to pick up what was happening.
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A minute after they vacated the building, Shin Bet operatives broke in and found that the K.G.B. had "not left anything behind," according to Mr. Merhav.
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LONDON — On Saturday night, news broke in Britain that Caroline Flack — the former host of "Love Island," a wildly popular reality TV show — had killed herself.
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He might also have pointed to his left pinkie finger, which he broke in the fifth set while blocking a missed Cilic serve with his hand.
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According to Kevin Quinn, the chief technology officer at Nebula Genomics, the great privacy awakening started shortly after the Facebook/Cambridge Analytica scandal broke in 2018.
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On a defensive lapse by Ottawa, Domi broke in and made a nifty move on Anderson for just his second goal over 583 games in 2020.
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News broke in August that Steve Ross, the billionaire investor in Equinox, SoulCycle and Hudson Yards, was throwing a big Trump fund-raiser in the Hamptons.
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He broke in alongside Lindberg on a two-on-none, and Lindberg blasted it past Craig Anderson at 2 minutes 1 second of the second period.
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It's unclear if the suspects broke in or if the door was unlocked -- but we're told they held people at gunpoint, shoving them around the home.
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After all that, and even after the scandal broke in the news media, Kelly was still pushing within the White House to keep Porter on board.
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It's the first time any of the big internet advertising platforms have presented numbers to Wall Street since Facebook's Cambridge Analytica scandal broke in mid-March.
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Justin Braun and Marleau broke in on a two-on-nothing chance, but Marleau lost his balance as Braun made the pass, and the puck went wide.
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The difference between the size of domestic and foreign holdings started narrowing when the euro zone debt crisis broke in 2010, and it shrank rapidly last year.
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When we were on tour with AJJ, there was one piece that [singer] Sean Bonnette stepped on as we were going downstairs and it broke in half.
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Stephens continued to dominate and broke in the first and seventh games of the second set to put herself in a position to serve for the match.
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In October 2017, reports of Harvey Weinstein's serial sexual harassment and assault first broke in the New York Times, followed by additional investigations in the New Yorker.
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Since news of the cheating scandal involving Thompson broke in February, the KarJenner family has banded together to support Khloé Kardashian and Kylie through the difficult time.
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"Despacito" is the one that everyone talks about because it's the first one that broke in the US, but globally it already broke records before Justin Bieber.
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When the accusations against Weinstein first broke in 2017, I asked gossip maven Elaine Lui if she thought Weinstein would ever be able to make a comeback.
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One would jump into aggressive back-and-forth with Trump for several minutes, before the other finally broke in, playing the reasonable one standing above the fray.
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Indeed, after news broke in 2015 that Tomlinson's friend Briana Jungwirth was pregnant with his child, nine months of intense speculation followed that the pregnancy was fake.
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But, as Refinery29 pointed out when news about the series broke in July, Friends fans will remember that Witherspoon once played Rachel Green's sister on the sitcom.
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This time, the burglars broke in through a window and stole some jewelry, video game consoles, and according to Whitlock's wife, Ashley, the family's sense of security.
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The third wave, which broke in the '90s and crested around the turn of the millennium, reconceived feminism for a generation defined by its mistrust of conformity.
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Shortly after the scandal broke in the fall, Lauer and Roque were seen no longer wearing their wedding rings, but they continued to live under one roof.
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Many will be looking to the Oscars as a litmus test for how much Hollywood really has progressed since allegations against Harvey Weinstein first broke in October.
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TLC pulled the plug on "19 Kids & Counting" after Josh Duggar's child molestation scandal broke in 2015 -- so Dillard's comments do smack a little of sour grapes.
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When news broke in August that Shonda Rhimes is leaving ABC for Netflix, fans of ABC's existing Shondaland series wondered what would happen to their favorite shows.
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Kuraly broke in from the left side and then fired a wrist shot from the top of the circle that Carter Hutton made a pad save on.
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As Vox's Alexia Fernández Campbell has reported, the government was broke in part because of a legacy of federal policies that have crippled the Puerto Rican economy.
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In fact, euro zone countries have grown at a faster pace than the U.S. in 2016, for the first time since the financial crisis broke in 2008.
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Jones Day was mandated by Volkswagen's (VW) supervisory board shortly after the emissions cheating broke in September 2015 to pilot an external probe of the carmaker's manipulations.
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They'll tell you how they broke in and you'll pay them a lot of money, but it's much, much less than if you swallow the other pill.
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Spacey released a bizarre video last month after news of his scheduled arraignment broke, in which he appeared as his character from the political thriller, Frank Underwood.
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But reports broke in March in the New York Times and Observer that Cambridge Analytica may not have deleted the data, exposing the leak to the public.
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In April, JBS put workers on leave at 10 out of 36 cattle slaughtering units in a bid to adjust capacity after the investigation broke in March.
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When news of the investigation into the governor's former aides broke in April, his office quickly cut ties to both men and ordered its own internal investigation.
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A Canadian-based Chinese woman was arrested in connection to Operation Varsity Blues on Monday, marking the 2000nd indictment since the college-admissions scandal broke in March.
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"It's a nice change for me, getting into some meaningful games," reliever Tyler Clippard said upon returning to the team he broke in with a decade ago.
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In her case, news broke in mid-January of Morissette's manager admitting to siphoning about £215 million out of her account between January 220 and January 213.
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In a show of respect, he visited the grave of George Sisler, the St. Louis Browns first baseman, whose single-season hits record Ichiro broke in 2004.
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The next day, a water main broke in Terminal 4, the major arrival point for international travelers, flooding it and causing it to close for several hours.
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Not surprisingly, CNN and MSNBC went commercial-free, the broadcast networks broke in with special reports and the word "Watergate" was thrown around by pundits with abandon.
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"You have not seen Louisville or any of these schools look to get out of their contracts with Adidas" since the scandal broke in 2017, he added.
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But Kinsey and Fischer remember it as the episode where Krasinski broke in nearly every scene he shared with Steve Carell, which happened to be a lot.
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That was when news of Project Dragonfly, a secret Google plan to develop a censored search engine for possible rollout in China, first broke in The Intercept.
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The news, which broke in late European trade, reverberated across financial markets on both sides of the Atlantic, with Wall Street shares and U.S. Treasury yields tumbling.
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Rubio, who has traveled to more than 50 countries, came up with the idea for Away after her old suitcase broke in the airport, according to Feldman.
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Then, as the scandal broke in Paris and nearly all of Mr. Matzneff's supporters ran for cover, Mr. Matzneff moved to a hotel in the Italian Riviera.
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PRESIDENT TRUMP: So, I just heard that they broke in to the office of one of my personal attorneys, a good man, and it's a disgraceful situation.
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"When I broke in at 20, Rod was about 27, and he took me under his wing," said Park, who debuted with the Rangers in 1968-69.
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Whether a hacker broke in and stole customer data or someone on staff left a cloud server exposed without a password, the incident alone is bad enough.
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Dirk Syndram, the director of the Green Vault, said it was "a great relief" that the "Dresden Green" was in New York when the thieves broke in.
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Perception is not always reality: free media in Latin America have relentlessly publicised corruption cases since Brazil's sprawling Lava Jato scandal, centred on Odebrecht, broke in 2014.
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In the pen where he broke in polo ponies, I sat on a squat and sleepy quarter horse and tried to connect the mallet with the ball.
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One aide said it was jarring to watch the President's speech cut off by Fox News, which broke in when the drop hit the 1,000 point-mark.
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Djokovic carried his momentum into the third set and broke in the first game — bellowing a guttural roar of his own as Edmund hooked a forehand long.
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The White House was silent when news broke in 2017 that police in the Russian republic of Chechnya had kidnapped and tortured more than 100 LGBTQ people.
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In an Ipsos poll taken early this month, approval of Congress had dropped to 14 percent from 37 percent before the Odebrecht scandal broke in December 2016.
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Porsche is part of the Volkswagen Group, and like many of its corporate brethren, it was caught up in the massive emissions cheating scandal that broke in 2015.
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The world number five, who has never won a title on grass, improved in the second and quickly broke in the second game to race 23-216 clear.
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News of Schroeder and Clark's relationship first broke in February 2018, when Schroeder revealed to Andy Cohen on Watch What Happens Live that she was in a relationship.
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After the Brexit result broke in favor of Leave — 52 to 543 percent — Cameron resigned, leaving the party to chose a new leader and the next prime minister.
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Here's what analysts polled by Refinitiv expect: Papa John's has been thrown into turmoil since its public feud with former CEO and Chairman John Schnatter broke in July.
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Ivanka Trump just broke in a big way from her father, calling John McCain a "true hero," adding that he served with distinction for more than six decades.
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Thiem, this year's French Open runner-up, had a rocky start as Verdasco broke in the first game of the match before taking the opening set 6-3.
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The case was argued soon after Scalia's death and Thomas broke in to ask a series of questions for the first time in 10 years during oral arguments.
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News of a whistleblower complaint alleging that Trump had pressured Ukraine's president to investigate the Biden family broke in September, and that led Pelosi to end the ambiguity.
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News broke in October that an all-female version of Ocean's Eleven led by Sandra Bullock was in the works, and Entertainment Weekly has learned that Warner Bros.
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The party marked the first time Kardashian and Thompson had been seen together since news of his cheating scandal involving former family friend Jordyn Woods broke in February.
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"He had some issues with his brain, and he had two broken hips, and (his) pelvis broke in half, and his nose was broken," Vernita Scott Walker said.
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Since the news broke in The New York Times, thousands of women have started talking about their own experiences and demanding the obliteration of America's toxic rape culture.
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The bank has been in damage control mode since news broke in September that it agreed to pay a $185 million fine in conjunction with illegal sales practices.
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You'll recall Magic Johnson's daughter, Elisa, escaped a home invasion earlier this month after 2 armed men broke in and made off with a Rolex, jewelry and cash.
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With a symbolic nod from the EPA, VW is allowed to sell diesel vehicles in the U.S. for the first time since the emissions scandal broke in 2015.
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Tampa Bay's Anthony Cirelli collected it at full speed and broke in on Dubnyk, but the 6-foot-6 netminder dived and deflected the attempt out of play.
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In fact, I truly enjoyed watching a confident Rick go for broke in negotiating this deal; his fight with Winslow the Garbage Monster made for really fun television.
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Shortly after news of the rerelease broke in November 2018, fans learned that Netflix was producing an entirely new dub, with an all-new English-language voice cast.
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Since news of Weinstein's sexual harassment and assault allegations broke in September, the brand has held a bridal collection presentation and released a pre-fall 2018 line lookbooks.
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After reports of this comment first broke in early October, Tillerson gave a bizarre press conference in which he refused to point-blank deny insulting the president's intelligence.
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Shortly after the dieselgate scandal broke in September 2015, VW hired Jones Day and advisory firm Deloitte to investigate the circumstances of its wrongdoing and who was responsible.
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Since news of the scandal first broke in March, Loughlin and Giannulli's daughter Olivia Jade has faced intense backlash, which she's still struggling to come to terms with.
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When news of Papadopoulos's cooperation first broke in October, more senior figures around Trump took a measure of comfort from his relative lack of standing in their world.
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About 80 percent of retired National Football League players go broke in their first three years out of the league, according to a report in Sports Illustrated magazine.
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Investors were interested in new Deutsche paper, they said, as the bank's spreads had widened close to 300bp after news broke in September about the potential DoJ fine.
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Outfielder Carlos Gomez, who signed with Texas last month after Houston released him, said Beltran had treated him kindly in 2007, when Gomez broke in with the Mets.
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The culture of harassment has come under fire since news broke in 2017 alleging film mogul Harvey Weinstein repeatedly sexually harassed and assaulted women involved with his productions.
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Since news of the D.N.C. hack broke in June, a number of Democratic organizations have been scrubbing their files to determine what internal information might have been compromised.
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We're told on the day of the crime, Soulja's team left the house for 3 hours, and the burglars broke in about half an hour before they returned.
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Hunter2 aims to spin up training labs centered around real-world scenarios to teach engineers exactly why something broke in a web app, and how to fix it.
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She blazed through the opening set but let her guard down early in the second as Kenin broke in the first game to open a 2-0 lead.
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Asked if she was worried that Mr. Hawley's lawsuit would threaten protections for people like her daughter, Ms. French broke in before a reporter could finish the question.
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He broke in the fifth game of the first set when Borg shanked a forehand and converted a third set point with a first service winner out wide.
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LOS ANGELES — When Humble Lukanga was studying finance at the University of New Mexico, he read about the large number of pro athletes who went broke in retirement.
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Since the sexual-assault allegations against Harvey Weinstein broke in 2017, the term has been adopted as a rallying cry for survivors of all kinds of gendered violence.
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Trump then broke in to say that his thinking had changed once it appeared that the mortality rate of COVID-19 was lower than the worst case estimates.
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That is 23% above LSE's closing price on Tuesday, and a stonking 47% more than the shares were worth before news of the Refinitiv deal broke in July.
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The CEO also addressed Razer's plans to go public after news broke in July that the company was seeking a Hong Kong initial public offering by year-end.
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CLEMSON, South Carolina (Reuters Breakingviews) - When news of AT&T's $20.4 billion bid for Time Warner broke in October 230, the U.S. Senate rushed to call a hearing.
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The Ukraine scandal has consumed the past several months of Trump's term since news broke in September of an anonymous whistleblower report that had been written in August.
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Boedker was awarded a penalty shot when he was grabbed by Flames defenseman TJ Brodie as he broke in alone, which prevented Boedker from getting a shot off.
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Davide Casaleggio While the Cambridge Analytica scandal broke in 2018, Facebook actually announced in 2014 that it was shutting down developers' access to friends' data amid privacy concerns.
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It deals yet another blow to one of Germany's big industries which is struggling to recover from the fallout from the emissions cheating scandal that broke in Sept. 14003.
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At the point where, so we're recording this a couple days after the story broke in the New York Times about data breaches, but they weren't a data breach.
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Nishikori broke in Thiem's first two service games in each set, storming out to a 22-43 lead in the first and a 24-22 advantage in the second.
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Jannard says the first time his housekeeper found Terry Purifoy having a naked soak in the spa -- and another time Purifoy broke in and really made himself at home.
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After breaking for 3-1 in the second set, Murray pulled away to double his lead and he broke in the ninth game of the third to earn victory.
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More than four months after the scandal broke in the United States, Europe's leading car maker has still not won approval for a fix for any of the vehicles.
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The Israeli team secretly reached the warehouse holding the materials and broke in during a tight time window when it knew the building would be unguarded, the officials said.
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The research comes in the wake of the Volkswagen emissions cheating scandal that broke in September 2015, opening up a heated discussion about exhaust emissions of NOx from vehicles.
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In the second set Nadal broke in the opening game and despite calling the physio because of pain in his left foot, he held his advantage to 23-26.
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"This next one is called 'Scattered Words,' " said a young woman with an acoustic guitar, and she broke in to a plaintive tune that reminded me of Vampire Weekend.
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Today's report comes in the wake of the Volkswagen emissions cheating scandal that broke in September 2015, opening up a heated discussion about exhaust emissions of NOx from vehicles.
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The diesel emissions scandal broke in 2015 when it was revealed that Volkswagen Group's so-called "Clean Diesel" vehicles had been fitted with software designed to cheat emissions tests.
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Since the Cambridge Analytica scandal broke in 2018, Facebook has made a number of changes purporting to make it harder for bad actors to place ads and influence elections.
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One of the more interesting things the firm has found about Wells Fargo is that customer concerns over cross-selling didn't just start when the scandal broke in September.
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After news of his infidelity broke in 2016, Kramer and former NFL tight end announced they were taking a break, and Caussin subsequently entered a rehabilitation facility for treatment.
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But it wasn't until news broke in August 2017 that Kenzari would be playing the villain Jafar in Disney's new "Aladdin" adaptation that Kenzari's profile with movie fans exploded.
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VW today is back to roughly the same financial shape it was in just before the scandal broke in mid-2015, with a market capitalisation of some €85bn ($105bn).
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Sonnenfeld said he was less than pleased with the Senate hearings that ensued after news broke in September about Wells Fargo's $185 million settlement with regulators over the matter.
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The incident at once embodied and embarrassed the logic of righteous gun ownership, and he initially wouldn't comment on the story when it broke in The New York Times.
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Although the Catholic Church has often been accused of financial corruption throughout its history, the VatiLeaks scandal that broke in January 22000 took the accusations to a new level.
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Before the scandal broke in March 2014, Odebrecht informally targeted gross revenue of 200 billion reais for 2020, said Folha, which did not say how it got that information.
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Huge withdrawals are now taking place, amid concerns over the future viability of the pension scheme, which commentators say could be flat broke in a little over ten years.
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Her water broke in the early hours of Saturday, April 4, and the Duggar family — including Michelle and sister, Jana, 28 — all pitched in to help her during labor.
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When news of that call broke in early January, the Trump administration admitted that the call had taken place, but denied that Flynn and Kislyak had discussed the sanctions.
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His moves, the setting, and even his shirt are completely replicated elements of the original video — except for the tree swing he apparently sat on and broke in 2009.
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Even though it may seem like the writers were informed by current events, most of the season was already decided before the Harvey Weinstein story broke in October 2017.
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Officials at the local, state, and federal level attempted to downplay or deny this contamination and when the story finally broke in July 2015 it became an international scandal.
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A mafia trial is under way after news broke in late 2014 that a criminal ring had allegedly been skimming millions of euros off city hall contracts for years.
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After the Edward Snowden story broke in 2013, I started reading about the history of the N.S.A. Like a lot of Americans, I didn't know a lot about it.
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A reform named after Elsa Fornero, a former labor minister, raised the retirement age for both sexes to 67 by 2019 (and kept Italy from going broke in 2011)?
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After a sensible breakfast and exercises to strengthen the left hip she broke in a fall in November, Sister Jean turns her attention back to her scheduled media obligations.
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Yet if he broke in places with the president's political posture, Mr. Mulvaney, in his weekend comments, came closer to matching the private strategic thinking of Republican congressional leaders.
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Senator Chris Coons, Democrat of Delaware, a longtime friend, broke in: This is a mess, he said, and to lift the cloud over Judge Kavanaugh, an investigation was necessary.
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He was aboard Dutch entrant Team AkzoNobel for the third leg from Cape Town to Melbourne, Australia, when the boat's mast track broke in December amid 50-knot squalls.
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"When I was at the absolute lowest point of my professional life, he's who I called," Mr. Christie said, referring to when the Bridgegate scandal broke in January 2014.
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Arguably the most shocking media/politics story of the year broke in February when Amazon founder Jeff Bezos alleged that the National Enquirer attempted to extort and blackmail him.
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The 2016 French champion and reigning Wimbledon champion ratcheted up the intensity in the second set and broke in the third game when a powerful return forced an error.
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Shortly after the dieselgate scandal broke in September 2015, VW hired law firm Jones Day and advisory firm Deloitte to investigate the issue and look at who was responsible.
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She was nauseated that morning, her fever broke in the middle of an episode, and she was in so much abdominal pain that she took painkillers, Mr. Hess said.
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The winger added his second of the night less than two minutes later when he intercepted a Canadiens pass at the Rangers' blue line and broke in on Condon.
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Zucker then put the Wild ahead when he broke in a breakaway on the left wing and then roofed a backhand shot on Smith's glove side at 153:42.
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Spending money on our pets may even be making us broke: in the U.S. alone, Americans spend $44 billion annually on pet food, supplies and toys, the Economist reports.
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The first season of Netflix's Master of None also broke in, and is nominated for Best Comedy and Best Actor in a Comedy for series co-creator Aziz Ansari.
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Audi is grappling with car recalls, prosecutor investigations and criticism from unions and managers over the diesel emissions scandal and its performance since news of the affair broke in 2015.
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In a press release issued when the initial story broke in August, Halford said that he had chosen to conduct the trial in the Caribbean because of cumbersome American regulations.
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Since the scandal broke in March, Olivia Jade has lost several endorsement deals as a social media influencer and moved out of her parents' Bel Air home in early May.
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Prolific producer Harvey Weinstein became the face of abuse of power in the entertainment industry when reports of his numerous acts of alleged sexual misconduct broke in fall of 2017.
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The finale goes for broke in leaning on those additional two themes — especially in its affectionate portrayal of Judaism, which figures heavily in musical numbers that drip with occasional Yiddish.
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When news broke in April that Donald Trump was finally coming to Britain, campaigners scrambled to organise what they billed as "a carnival of resistance" to greet America's volatile president.
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When the first story about the Thompsons first broke in the Collegian in April, "at first, I didn't want to speak out because I haven't dealt with it," she says.
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Everyone can see the results of his work, and he benefits from not being embroiled in a scandal that broke in October that has damaged Mr Rama and the government.
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News of the pair's split broke in August, as Bendjima was photographed getting cozy with another woman in Mexico, although Bendjima went on to deny that the situation was romantic.
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News broke in early December that it would get a second season, something Nicole Kidman and Reese Witherspoon have been campaigning for since the show finished its run on HBO.
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For viewers who were around when the Tonya Harding assault scandal broke in 1994, a comic drama rehabilitating her image may sound quixotic at best, and downright offensive at worst.
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When I was 16, you know, he ended up going broke in &apos83, and all of a sudden, we&aposre going to move to the land of milk and honey.
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Vegas had a chance to regain the lead with 8:50 to go when Marchessault broke in on a clean breakaway but he fired his shot wide of the net.
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When Schwartzman broke in the third game of the second set, the alarm bells were ringing in the Nadal camp and although he quickly leveled he was immediately broken again.
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At the time, CNBC estimated the Saudis would be broke in August of 1.13, yet that was based on oil at $40 a barrel and before they cut public spending.
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At the time, CNBC estimated the Saudis would be broke in August 943, yet that was based on oil at $40 a barrel and before the Saudis cut public spending.
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Rams head coach Sean McVay's L.A. home was burglarized Thursday night by men who broke in and made off with a bunch of valuables ... law enforcement sources tell TMZ Sports.
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Those younger Latinos broke sharply for Sanders over Clinton in this entrance poll, while Latino voters over age 30 broke in Clinton's favor by about a 2-to-1 margin.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - A dry cargo vessel broke in two in the Black Sea off Turkey's northwest coast, television images showed early on Sunday, while the 11-man crew was rescued.
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Since the Harvey Weinstein story broke in late 2017, #MeToo has dominated the cultural dialogue, with a record number of women speaking out about sexual assault and harassment this year.
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Harold, 50, Los Angeles Last year, burglars broke in my home and stole all of our food the day before Thanksgiving—and we didn't have any money to buy more.
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When the news broke in February that Trump aide Rob Porter had physically abused two ex-wives, the president lamented that it was "obviously a very tough time" for him.
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News of the affairs broke in January after The Wall Street Journal reported that Daniels was paid $130,000 by former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen weeks before the 2016 presidential election.
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It is an intriguing way of formulating the debate, particularly in the light of the extensive use of quantitative easing by central banks since the financial crisis broke in 2008.
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Prosecutors said Kasbar broke in to the Santa Ana Zoo in July 2018, used bolt cutters to open the lemur enclosure, and stole a 32-year-old animal named Isaac.
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His poll numbers, stratospheric after his handling of Hurricane Sandy in 2012, fell after the bridge scandal broke in 2014, and dropped even further after his endorsement of Mr. Trump.
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Couture scored his fourth goal of the series when he broke in alone on Pekka Rinne and beat the Nashville goalie between the pads with a move to his backhand.
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Since news of Epstein's arrest and apparent suicide broke in July and August, respectively, there has been an uptick in curious visitors sailing by the island, Business Insider previously reported.
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News of the Lewinsky affair broke in January 1998, after Mr. Clinton testified in a sexual harassment suit that had been nurtured for years by a network of conservative lawyers.
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That turnout – driven by black voters, moderates and suburbanites – largely broke in favor of Biden, who swept a majority of the six states that held their nominating contests on Tuesday.
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On Friday, Mr. Manafort broke in a big way — agreeing to cooperate "fully, truthfully, completely, and forthrightly" regarding "any and all matters" the special counsel, Robert Mueller, wants him to.
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Konstantin von Notz of the Greens, an oversight committee member, said it was "very frustrating" that the government had not informed the panel before the story broke in the media.
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Those investors said that Shkreli settled their claims by giving them shares of Retrophin, which he founded after MSMB Capital effectively went broke in 2011 after a massive trading loss.
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Moments after Couture failed to convert a 2-on-1 short-handed break, he broke in alone after gathering in a puck chipped out of the Sharks end by Hertl.
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At least four people said their Galaxy Folds broke in one way or another — either in the form of a cracked screen or a bulge that developed underneath the display.
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In a four-page open letter to a broadcaster in his native Belgium, he said an unnamed former employee was the source of reports that first broke in The Times.
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Sanders' aides and allies did not hide their excitement: Some of them burst into tears and embraced one another after news of the endorsements broke in a Washington Post report.
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Green, an analyst for CBS, characterized Sutton's philosophy as "bend don't break," though the Chiefs' defense broke in their playoff loss last year, allowing three second-half touchdowns to Tennessee.
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Christie was once viewed as a political rising star and potential GOP presidential nominee, but when news of the Bridgegate scandal broke in early 2014, his popularity started to fade.
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Veronica Escobar, a Democrat from Texas, immediately demanded entry to the facility after news of the hunger strike broke in February, and she's since requested a probe into the facility.
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When news of the call broke in mid-January, senior Trump team officials — including Vice President-elect Mike Pence — publicly denied that Flynn had discussed sanctions with the Russian ambassador.
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When the news of the scandal first broke in early September, the bank seemed to put most of the blame on the relatively small share of employees that it fired.
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It's important to note this video was shot before the Dallas news broke in L.A. But Jada spoke about members of the black community taking extreme measures in impossible times.
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In other words, soccer reality broke in 2017, torn open by the strangeness of global capitalism and national pride (PSG is, in large part, an extension of the Qatari sports ministry).
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The company has partnered with a variety of distribution platforms including YouTube Red, which released Broke in October and will debut a The Try Guys show called Squad Wars in 2017.
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Hours after news of Kylie Jenner's pregnancy with her new boyfriend Travis Scott broke in mid-September, fans captured screenshots from Tyga seemingly claiming to be the father of her child.
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The princess was not expected to attend the event and has stayed away from the spotlight since news broke in September that she is pregnant with her and Williams' third child.
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The court filings detail a scheme in which the German automaker deceived regulators and customers for years, and dozens of employees destroyed documents, even after the scandal broke in September 2015.
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On Friday, Motherboard first reported the news that a hacker had published a long and detailed writeup explaining how he broke in and exfiltrated all the data from Hacking Team's servers.
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And he when aided to Josh&aposs truck to scrap for some money and he beat him in the head with a closet rod so hard it broke in four pieces.
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Rival automaker Volkswagen admitted to using a device to cheat on emissions test in the U.S., sending the stock price down more than 17 percent since the scandal broke in September.
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Correspondence has been back and forth between the Commission and Volkswagen in the months after news broke in September last year that Volkswagen used illegal defeat devices to cheat U.S. regulators.
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And although Kylie Jenner has yet to confirm her pregnancy, news broke in September that the 20-year-old lip kit mogul is expecting her first child with boyfriend Travis Scott.
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McGowan was one of the first women to speak out in October when Weinstein's decades of alleged sexual misconduct and assault broke in The New York Times and The New Yorker.
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Shortly after the Dieselgate scandal broke in September 2015, VW hired U.S. law firm Jones Day and advisory firm Deloitte to investigate the circumstances of its wrongdoing and who was responsible.
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News of their split broke in May, with Grande later taking to Twitter to respond to those who were accusing her of abandoning Miller while he was struggling with substance abuse.
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The event marks the first time that Fergie and Edoardo, a 34-year-old multi-millionaire property tycoon, have been spotted together since news of the romance broke in the fall.
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Yet Riske broke in the fourth game of the second set and then again in the eighth as Barty struggled to execute in the face of relentless pressure from the American.
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Modin was the Maple Leafs' third-round pick in 20043 and broke in two years later in Toronto, where we tried and failed to make "Freddy Mo" stick as a nickname.
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Ms Clifford, in her shows, but even more in her offstage comportment since news broke in January of a scandal linking her to the president, is in a sense the inverse.
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News of a Russian doping programme first broke in December 2014, when the German broadcaster ARD aired a documentary in which Russian athletes described a conspiracy between coaches and drug-testers.
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Oh, and as far as her captive laptop that she implies is still out of her possession -- Mod says she got it back the day she "broke in" to his place.
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When news of the agreement broke in the early hours of Friday, many people were unable to discover the details because of a weeks-long internet blackout ordered by the military.
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Two people are dead and nearly 30 people were hospitalized in India on Sunday after a swinging amusement park ride broke in the air and crashed to the ground, reports say.
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Sarah Edmundson is among those who sit down with Vargas to share new details of her ordeal inside the organization, which first broke in the New York Times late last year.
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When the scandal broke in early 2017, BT's then chief executive, Gavin Patterson, said that the company could not have detected the problem sooner as top managers in London were unaware.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... the 72-year-old Wildenstein and Lloyd Klein were cooking Sunday in their NYC apartment at around 1 AM when a plate broke in the oven.
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MONTANA HIRSCHOWITZ remembers exactly when she decided she would seek her higher education abroad: one night when she was ten, and armed robbers broke in and terrorised her family in Johannesburg.
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Shortly after the "Dieselgate" scandal broke in September 2015, VW hired U.S. law firm Jones Day and advisory firm Deloitte to investigate the circumstances of its wrongdoing and who was responsible.
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On a transition play from deep in the Blues' zone, Brouwer worked the give-and-go with left winger Alex Steen in the neutral zone, then broke in on right wing.
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Volkswagen has struggled to draw a line under its diesel emissions scandal, which broke in the United States in 2015 and has cost the German company as much as $30 billion.
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During the first heat, two women were taken to the hospital with knee injuries, and during the second, Bianca Valenti's surfboard broke in half when she wiped out on a wave.
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Williams was in danger again on her first service game in the second set but she managed to hold and broke in the next game thanks to a Stephens double fault.
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According to The Wall Street Journal, which first reported the news about Cambridget Analytica closing on Wednesday, the company had been losing clients since news of the scandal broke in March.
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But since Michigan is a non-profit and has to look like it's broke in order to defend the NCAA's rules against paying players, the Wolverines have to spend that money.
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The first one, when center Mark Letestu got his stick on Blake Wheeler's pass during a Jets power play and broke in on a clear-cut breakaway, was a momentum-changer.
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The Russian Revolution occurred because the czar banned vodka in 1914: Since the beloved spirit was a state-run business, the treasury went broke in World War I. Why stop there?
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Spray-painted on the opened front door was a red X with numbers around it, indicating that no bodies had been found when the National Guard broke in to search it.
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"The masked intruder broke in through a window and got onto the house's terrace and repeatedly tasered the home owner (Pamfilova) and then fled," the Interior Ministry said in a statement.
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In the case of Sandra Quinones, she alleged she'd been in the jail's custody for six months when her water broke in March 2016, according to KNBC, Los Angeles' NBC affiliate.
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He intercepted Warren Foegele's pass near the red line and then broke in and fired a wrist shot from the middle of the left circle that squirted under Reimer's left arm.
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In addition, news broke in December that nearly 4,000 people had signed a petition calling for Harry and Markle to stop using "Sussex" in their titles, according to Travel + Leisure magazine.
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Wednesday's announcement about the suspicious death marks the first time that WWF has publicly distanced itself from forest rangers, also known as "eco-guards," since the scandal first broke in March.
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Most centrist Democrats say they are eager to get past the noise of impeachment, which has consumed Washington since the first story on Trump's contact with Ukraine broke in late September.
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Public and political concern about air quality has been heightened since the Volkswagen emissions scandal broke in September 2015 and revelations that real-world emissions exceed those recorded during laboratory tests.
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This is to say nothing of the extent to which the war counterproductively undermined the global nonproliferation regime by convincing North Korea to go for broke in its quest for nukes.
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The game was delayed briefly in the top of the first when a water line broke in foul territory near right field and another 48 minutes for lightning in the sixth.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... Dan's San Fernando Valley home was first burglarized a couple weeks ago when thieves broke in through a door and stole around $40,000 worth of watches.
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" JIM VOGEL, INTEREST RATE STRATEGIST, FTN FINANCIAL, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE "Fixed income has been ahead of equities on this story since it broke in March and equities did their best to ignore it.
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"It consists of waiting around for the next court date and planning her legal defense," the source says of Loughlin, who was dropped by Hallmark Channel after the scandal broke in March.
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Uber fired Alexander after news broke in 2017 that he and then-CEO Travis Kalanick reviewed the medical records of an Indian passenger who was raped by her Uber driver in 2014.
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News that Siberian gas from Yamal LNG was to arrive in Boston via the United Kingdom broke in early January, serving as the perfect Orthodox Christmas present for Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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To this end, Republican lawmakers have carefully avoided stating how many people could be covered under their revamped healthcare system -- a rule that Trump flatly broke in his comments over the weekend.
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With so many seasonal beauty bundles, limited-edition goodies, and collector-worthy packaging options nipping at our wallets, how could we possibly choose among them — or not go broke in the process?
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An Iraqi team tried to repair the jammed outlet after it broke in 2013, but further problems led to flooding in the control room, and two employees who were stuck there drowned.
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Shares in Steinhoff, once dubbed Africa's IKEA, have fallen around 90 percent since news of the accounting irregularities broke in early December, wiping 185 billion rand ($14.99 billion) off its market value.
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Earlier this month, sources confirmed to PEOPLE that the couple, who have been married for almost two years and whose pregnancy news broke in March, would be having a daughter in September.
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Though Rob appeared to go through a rough patch with his family when news broke in January that he is dating Blac Chyna, they all seem to have since buried the hatchet.
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It's now been three years since Trump was heard on tape bragging about grabbing women "by the pussy," and two years since the Weinstein allegations first broke in the New York Times.
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The exhibition will cover how Black designers broke in to the industry in the last century, as well as how the '60s and '70s became a heyday of Black influence in fashion.
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The girl I'm dating now, I was eating at a restaurant outside and she walked by, dropped her phone, it broke in a million pieces and I helped her pick it up.
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After managing to date secretly for months, news of Swift and Alwyn's relationship finally broke in May 2017 — but the couple has managed to mostly keep their relationship outside of the spotlight.
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He then broke in and made his way upstairs, bludgeoning his mother-in-law with a crowbar that he'd gotten from the boot of his car before stabbing her repeatedly to death.
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I think we face many many obstacles but then you start to realize, OK, we don't have any money, but if you're going to be broke, why are we broke in Michigan?
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Jackson told the jury on Wednesday that she remembered the conversation with Constand in their hotel room in 2005 when the story broke in 2016 that Cosby had been accused of assault.
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A spotlight has focused on Sheikh Mohammed's household since news broke in July 2019 that his sixth wife, Princess Haya, had fled, and is suing him for custody of their two children.
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WATCH: Turkey's Civil Revolt – Istanbul Rising By the time news of a political scandal broke in late 2013, key players in the government and a "gas for gold" scheme, citizens were furious.
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The day the lockdown broke in Boston after the marathon bombing, I went with a friend who happens to be East Indian to celebrate (and breathe easier) at a bar in Boston.
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But the analysts couldn't make out what was happening in a second set of districts, ones that broke in Trump's favor in 2016, but still bore some resemblance to those Clinton districts.
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You could almost hear the collective gasp when news broke, in May 2015, that the internet entrepreneur Dave Goldberg had died suddenly while on vacation in Mexico with his wife, Sheryl Sandberg.
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Today, a number of big tech companies are experimenting in transportation, but when news of the project broke in 2010, it was unprecedented for an internet company to be building a car.
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The Golden Knights had a chance to cut the deficit in half early in the second period when Tomas Nosek broke in on a breakaway, but his shot caromed off the crossbar.
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In 2011 a packed Caribbean Airlines jet skidded off the runway at the Guyana airport as it landed and then broke in two at the edge of a ravine, injuring several passengers.
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News of Prince's activities in the Seychelles broke in April 2017 with a report from The Washington Post, which claimed that Prince was there as an informal envoy of the incoming administration.
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Romo stoked the rumor mill Wednesday when he said his back, collarbone and everything else he broke in his playing days are good enough for him to get back on the field.
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And, following a pattern seen in other contests, Trump performed best among voters without a college degree, but even more-educated voters still broke in his favor, if with a smaller margin.
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That decline continued, even after the inflation fever broke in the early 1980s, until the end of Democrat Bill Clinton's second term, when a booming economy and tight labor market pushed wages higher.
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Photo: GettyEver since the Cambridge Analytica scandal first broke in March, Facebook has been scrambling to change its policies and reassure the public that it no longer recklessly shares data with third parties.
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Cam Atkinson was sprung by a long pass up the middle from Markus Nutivaara, then broke in alone on goalie Braden Holtby before beating him with a backhander one minute into the game.
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Big space news broke in 2018: Using a ground-penetrating radar aboard a Mars satellite, a group of scientists detected a thin 12-mile lake thousands of feet beneath the Martian south pole.
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But he also went further, arguing that having to keep his gun unloaded, disassembled, or trigger-locked while in his house made him unable to defend himself if, say, an intruder broke in.
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When the Roger Ailes sexual-harassment scandal broke in July 2016 and he was forced out of Fox News in disgrace, I thought we might be at the beginning of a sea change.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A few months ago, news broke in Russia that the government planned to raze almost 8,000 apartment buildings in Moscow and relocate their residents into newer structures.
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Its market value has tumbled since the scandal broke in April, and the ordeal prompted the company to seek financial assistance from Nissan, which bought a controlling one-third stake for $2.2 billion.
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This marks the first major event she's attended wearing her new bling since the news of her engagement broke in early February, and the first time we've seen detailed images of the design.
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MASSIVE FIRE AT OHIO SWINE FARM KILLS 5,000 PIGS, POLICE SAY Whoever broke in, however, didn&apost steal anything, and police apparently suggested the family&aposs pet pig, named Dumplin, is to blame.
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The friends and sometimes linemates broke in on a two-on-one late in the game with Ottawa goaltender Mike Condon on the bench but the Danish left winger elected to shoot himself.
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The story of the company's downfall has been covered in detail since 2015, when news broke in the Wall Street Journal that all was not as it seemed at Theranos or with Holmes.
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Diatchenko broke in the fifth game with a crosscourt backhand winner to open a 3-2 lead, and won on her opponent's serve again in the seventh game to secure the opening set.
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Lindor started the inning with a double after Cave initially broke in on his soft liner and allowed the ball to sail over him as he tried to make up the lost ground.
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When news broke in May 2013 that the Department of Justice had obtained reporters' telephone records as part of a probe into the unauthorized disclosure of classified information, we were caught flat-footed.
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Since the news broke in July, the company has fired its chief executive officer, disclosed a regulatory investigation, and said its results may have to be restated, sending its shares plummeting over 50%.
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According to Margaret: The Rebel Princess, the entire world knew about her romantic involvement with Peter Townsend, a staff member of her late father's, before the news broke in the UK in 1953.
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As soon as he tapped the ball in Messi's direction, Lavezzi broke in the opposite direction toward the goal, and Messi, with one expert touch, chipped a floating ball back into the box.
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The company has been under intense scrutiny in Washington since news broke in March that Cambridge Analytica, a right-wing political consulting firm, had obtained data on millions of users without their knowledge.
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The 34-year-old cold case, which broke in October with the arrest of four men and a woman, was widely believed to be racially motivated, though no motive had previously been uncovered.
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The idea for Flamin' Hot Cheetos came to him when, one day, a machine broke in the assembly line and a batch of Cheetos didn't get dusted with their standard orange cheese powder.
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Izzy says the only reason Jones isn't being compared TO HIM is 'cause he broke in with the UFC first ... and once fans see more of "The Last Stylebender," they'll know what's up.
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The 14-times grand-slam winner broke in the opening game of the second set and saved a break point in the next, maintaining a two-game advantage until a thrilling 10th game.
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That means Mr. Cohen is under a legal obligation to share the proposed deal with Mr. Trump, who has kept his distance from the matter since news of the contract broke in January.
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As dawn broke in Houston on Friday, footage showed a blackened shell of a building near the center of an industrial lot, and crumpled roofs and shorn walls on the structures around it.
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I told him I planned to visit the crime scene and talk with the people who were in the house when Siatta broke in, and would get back to the prosecutors with questions.
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Shaw gave Montreal a 3-204 lead 212 seconds later with his sixth goal, when he broke in off the left wing and beat Howard with a wrist shot from the right circle.
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Alarmed at the commotion, Ms. Rajput's mother, then in her 60s, ran downstairs and lunged in front of her daughter just as the mob broke in and began beating them before neighbors intervened.
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The first word I had that Amazon was about to scrap an agreement to bring 25,000 new jobs to New York City came an hour before it broke in the news on Thursday.
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Another section of the crypt was sealed after being vandalized in 1996 by three teenagers who broke in, dragged corpses into the churchyard and played football with the head of a little girl.
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The New England stud got his forearm caught in between a teammate and Todd Gurley's back early in the third quarter of the Pats' win over the Rams ... and his arm broke in half.
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A Brazilian judge ordered Vale, a mining giant, to pay full compensation for damage caused when one of its dams in the north of the country broke in January, killing at least 248 people.
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The escape energized Anderson and he broke in the next game with a bludgeoning backhand off a weak second serve and then battled back from 0-40 to seal the third with an ace.
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READ: The complete full CNN/ORC poll results The gap was smaller on which candidate appeared more sincere and authentic, though still broke in Clinton's favor, with 249% saying she was more sincere vs.
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Fillon has consistently denied wrongdoing since the scandal broke in late January, though he has admitted errors of judgment, and fought off rebellions in his party's ranks to maintain his bid for the Elysee.
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Since news of his cheating scandal broke in April, just days before Kardashian gave birth to their daughter True, now 6 months, the pair has been attempting to work at repairing their fractured relationship.
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Since the scandal broke in September 2015, regulators in the U.S. and the European Union have begun rechecking the emissions claims made by other manufacturers, including Daimler, General Motors, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and others.
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Criticism has dogged "Nina" since news broke in 2012 that actress Zoe Saldana, who is of Dominican and Puerto Rican descent, would play the woman known to fans as the High Priestess of Soul.
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Pressure has mounted to make cuts at Volkswagen's core operations in Germany since the scandal broke in September with U.S. and California environmental regulators saying they were investigating Volkswagen for violating clean air rules.
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Mueller, a company veteran who became CEO after the emissions test cheating scandal broke in September 2015, has complained on several occasions that tackling VW's closed-off corporate culture was proving tougher than expected.
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The story broke in February because an official in the department claimed she was demoted after failing to "find money" beyond a $5,000 cap to redecorate the dining room to prepare for Carson's tenure.
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The FBI has claimed that more than 100 messages on Clinton's machine contained information classified at the time that it was sent, however investigators have not discovered any evidence that hackers successfully broke in.
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Since it first broke in 2015, the controversy has led to the resignation of VW's CEO, seen a handful of executives sentenced to jail, and resulted in billions of dollars in fines and settlements.
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He signed with the Oilers and broke in during the 1993-94 season, serving as Bill Ranford's backup for three years until Curtis Joseph's arrival largely pushed him aside for the 1995-96 campaign.
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When news broke in September that Mr. Catazaro and Mr. Ramasar had been fired, it was natural to feel a pang of disappointment, the kind that has become familiar during the #MeToo movement: Them?
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Outrage over the Cambridge Analytica scandal — where weak enforcement of Facebook's own policies meant the personal details of 87 million users were misused — might have died down since the story first broke in March.
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McCarrick is among the highest-ranking of the more than 6,700 U.S. Roman Catholic clerics to be accused of sexually abusing children since the church's sex abuse scandal broke in 2002, according to BishopAccountability.
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Earlier this month, Kardashian updated fans on her co-parenting relationship with Thompson, whom she split from after news broke in February that he had cheated on her with longtime family friend Jordyn Woods.
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Earlier this month, Kardashian updated fans on her co-parenting relationship with Thompson, whom she split from after news broke in February that he had cheated on her with longtime family friend Jordyn Woods.
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The Spanish royal family has long sought to distance itself from the couple: They were barred from official duties when news of the scandal broke in 2011 and stripped of their dukedom in 2015.
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He broke in as burnout Daniel Desario (a stoned update of Henry Winkler's Arthur Fonzarelli from Happy Days) on Freaks and Geeks—the clichéd but beloved high school period piece cancelled after one season.
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Analysts have said a deal with U.S. authorities, also on financial penalties, would remove a major deterrent to investing in VW, whose shares have lost billions in value since the scandal broke in September.
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Pacioretty took a stretch pass from Shea Theodore at the blue line and then broke in on a breakaway and beat Ben Bishop with a backhand shot for his 13th goal of the season.
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Pacioretty took a stretch pass from Shea Theodore at the blue line and then broke in on a breakaway and beat Ben Bishop with a backhand shot for his 13th goal of the season.
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Since the news broke in 2016 of the SFC's investigation into both banks, UBS's sponsorship share has fallen to 3 per cent of total main board IPOs in 2016 and 2 percent in 2017.
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Both metals are primarily consumed by carmakers in catalytic converter manufacturing, but platinum is more heavily used in diesel vehicles that have fallen out of favour since the Volkswagen emissions-rigging scandal broke in 20.5.
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When Williams served at 3-3, 15-40 in the second set a shock loomed but she scrambled out of trouble and broke in the 10th game with a backhand pass to level the match.
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"I opted for convenience to use my personal email account, which was allowed by the State Department," she said at a hastily gathered press conference at the United Nations after the news broke in 2015.
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She started to have contractions while on board and then her water broke in the restroom shortly after, causing the couple to head towards the exit and to the hospital, but Drea had other plans.
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Likewise, the Clinton email scandal broke in the wake of the failed Benghazi investigation, which allowed Clinton and her surrogates to dismiss the furor over it as yet another instance of politically motivated Republican overreach.
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The account the woman accusing Greitens gave to the legislative committee is considerably more detailed than the initial stories that broke in January, and thus is the most complete accounting of what occurred to date.
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He hit the ball with authority and for distance and ushered in an aggressive, hitch-up-your-trousers, go-for-broke, in-your-face power game rarely seen in the often stoic and staid sport.
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Suitably buoyed by staving off defeat, 67th-ranked Delbonis broke in the next game and then held serve for the victory, converting his first match point to a perfunctory reception from the pro-Harrison crowd.
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As she details in her 1990 memoir, Be My Baby: How I Survived Mascara, Miniskirts And Madness, she escaped barefoot and nearly broke in the mid-'70s and set about rebuilding her career from scratch.
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Toronto did have a chance with slightly more than four minutes to play in the second when James van Riemsdyk broke in on the left side and Tyler Bozak had a swipe at the rebound.
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While both platinum and palladium are primarily used by automakers in catalytic converters, platinum is more heavily used in diesel vehicles, which have fallen out of favour since Volkswagen's emissions-rigging scandal broke in 1.23.
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Both metals are primarily consumed by automakers in catalytic converter manufacturing, but platinum is more heavily used in diesel vehicles that have fallen out of favor since the Volkswagen emissions-rigging scandal broke in 216.03.
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"The officers were guessing when the person broke in they were probably surprised I had a pig and were like, &aposWe don&apost want to deal with this,&apos" the single mother of four said.
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The candidate's first political scandal broke in 2011, at the height of his Congressional career, when he accidentally publicly shared an explicit picture of himself, meant for a woman with whom he'd communicated on Twitter.
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Things begun well when she broke in the third game, but it was not long before momentum swung toward her opponent, who broke back for 3-3 before claiming the first set on a tiebreak.
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PICS: AMERICAN AIRLINES VAN PLUNGES OFF FOURTH FLOOR OF MIAMI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT GARAGE News of the trio's alleged behavior at Newark Liberty airport broke in May 2017, following an investigation from WNBC in New York .
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She did, however, hold her nerve during the first set tie-break to edge ahead and then finally broke in the 12th game of the second set to seal a spot in the last four.
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While both platinum and palladium are primarily used by automakers in catalytic converters, platinum is more heavily used in diesel vehicles, which have fallen out of favor since Volkswagen's emissions-rigging scandal broke in 2015.
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While both metals are primarily consumed by carmakers in catalytic converter manufacturing, platinum is more heavily used in diesel vehicles that have fallen out of favour since the Volkswagen emissions-rigging scandal broke in 2015.
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While alone in her No Address Hotel room, five masked men broke in, held her at gunpoint, bound and gagged her and stole millions of dollars worth of her jewelry, including a $4 million ring.
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While both platinum and palladium are primarily used by automakers in catalytic converters, platinum is more heavily used in diesel vehicles, which have fallen out of favour since Volkswagen's emissions-rigging scandal broke in 0.923.
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The tennis champ — who won the Australian Open in January returned to the top of the WTA rankings the week after news of her pregnancy broke in April — may be sitting out the year professionally.
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The hacker is now using a Mastodon account called "Precise Buffalo" to share screenshots recounting how he broke in, as well as raw data from the breach, though no private data from victims and targets.
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Both are primarily consumed by automakers for catalytic converter manufacturing, but platinum is more heavily used in the diesel vehicles that have fallen out of favor since the Volkswagen emissions-rigging scandal broke in 2015.
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The 34-year-old cold case, which broke in October with the arrest of four men and a woman, was widely believed to be racially motivated, though no suspects or motive had previously been uncovered.
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Yellen told Congress during testimony shortly after the scandal broke in September that the Fed is reviewing all operations for large banks and believes that in cases of wrongdoing, "senior management (should) be held accountable."
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In a story that seemingly will never end, the National Collegiate Athletic Association has once again changed its mind about what rules it alleges the University of North Carolina broke in its paper classes scandal.
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Politicians now wonder whether a tipping point has been reached, one that will force lawmakers and officials to clean up their act as they did after a scandal broke in 2009 over inflated expense claims.
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Shareholders representing 21,20.8616 claims are seeking 9.2 billion euros ($10.7 billion) in damages over the scandal, which broke in September 2015 and has cost Volkswagen (VW) 27.4 billion euros in penalties and fines so far.
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And as House lawmakers debated the legislation on Tuesday, news broke in Florida that a school resource officer's holstered firearm went off at a Pasco County school cafeteria as the officer leaned against a wall.
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On the opening day of the biggest trial into the 1MDB financial scandal, prosecutor Gopal Sri Ram said Najib used his position to evade justice, especially after news of the scandal broke in July 2015.
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Then too, moderate voices attempted to intervene but were drowned out by an angry crowd, which eventually broke in and vandalized the building, spraying slogans inside the main chamber and erecting a colonial era flag.
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After news of Volkswagen&aposs scandal regarding its emissions-cheating software broke in 2015, German prosecutors charged the former CEO and four other Volkswagen managers with fraud, embezzlement, and violating competition law in April 2019.
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Vegas had a chance to cut the deficit in half early in the third period when Reilly Smith broke in and had a clean look at goal, but his wrist shot caromed off the crossbar.
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Pressure has mounted to make cuts at VW's core operations in Germany since the emissions scandal broke in September when U.S. and California environmental regulators said they were investigating VW for violating clean air rules.
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UBS is bringing back a junior analyst role in its wealth management arm as the industry grapples with recruiting fresh talentWells Fargo has seen 1,000 financial advisers depart since its sales scandal broke in 2016.
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On Thursday, after news initially broke in Page Six (which has been chronicling the romance for over a year now) and in an interview in Vanity Fair complete with engagement photos, the pair were mum.
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When news broke in November that Google had hired an anti-union consulting firm to handle mounting labor unrest at the company, a 21-year-old security engineer named Kathryn Spiers decided to take action.
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Hyman gave the Maple Leafs the lead at 17:10 of the second period after he broke in alone and was brought down by Detroit's Mike Green, whose slide pushed the puck toward the net.
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The big picture: The ban stems from the discovery that multiple positive drug tests were deleted by Russian officials from a database during the agency's investigation into the massive doping scandal that broke in 2016.
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The World Anti-Doping Agency has given Russia 3 weeks to explain how multiple positive drug tests were deleted from a database during the agency's investigation into the massive doping scandal that broke in 2016.
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The general counsel of the Illinois Board of Elections told the outlet that hackers downloaded personal data on up to 200,000 state voters, while in Arizona the infiltrators broke in but failed to steal anything.
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When news of the first 212 brain cancers at the plant broke in 22014, Union Carbide's Gulf Coast medical director, Dr. David Glenn, acknowledged as much while also trying to deflect blame from the chemical.
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The break has forced some utilities to curtail use of their new GE turbines while they await blade replacements, and GE has since said it knew about the problem after a similar blade broke in 2015.
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If I were them, I would pick up the phone and call us and let us know what-- what this is all about, this story that broke in The Washington Post this morning, just hours ago.
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My grandmother passed away, my wife and I continued to mourn the death of a close friend, and as if tormented by metaphor, practically every appliance in our house broke in the span of six months.
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When news broke in August that the Goatse website—which once hosted a gross-out meme that scarred many in the early days of the web—was launching its own cryptocurrency, the response was general confusion.
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Both metals are primarily consumed by automakers for catalytic converter manufacturing, but platinum is more heavily used in the diesel vehicles that have fallen out of favor since the Volkswagen emissions-rigging scandal broke in 2015.
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After all, Hollywood has been on fire, figuratively, since the Harvey Weinstein story broke in early October, and since long-tolerated toxicity in the industry has suddenly, shockingly, and gratifyingly become something that comes with consequences.
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German prosecutors in Volkswagen's home state of Lower Saxony confirmed on Tuesday that 38 people were now included in an investigation into fraud and misleading advertising, almost two years after the scandal broke in September 2015.
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Lawrence showed off her sparkling diamond at the Dior show at Paris Fashion Week, which marked the first time we saw detailed images of the design since the news of her engagement broke in early February.
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Even with Variety reporting her story in more depth, and Hollywood being more on guard about sexual misconduct stories than ever since the Harvey Weinstein allegations broke in October, she was always fighting an uphill battle.
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Trump, rising in the polls, took to mocking Carson, particularly over a story from the surgeon's memoir about Carson attempting to stab a friend -- the knife broke in a half after hitting a large belt buckle.
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When the anchor broke in excitedly to say that Ali had toppled Foreman in the eighth round like an oak tree, I pounded my dashboard and screamed like a banshee loose on the Hutchinson River Parkway.
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Thompson appeared to be in awe of his former love as he commented, "❤️👑❤️" The pair parted ways after news broke in February that he cheated on Kardashian with longtime family friend Jordyn Woods.
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The British couple who were poisoned by Novichok had sprayed a container disguised as perfume that later broke in the man's hands when they were contaminated with the military-grade nerve agent, a family member said.
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Emily Steel, who covers media for The New York Times, and Cecilia Kang, who writes for The Times from Washington about technology policy, have been following the story since it broke in the summer of 2013.
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At that point, OPM thought it had the hackers' under control, but while they were monitoring the first hacker group, another one broke in, posing as an employee of an OPM contractor in May of 2014.
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Still, Mr. Zeffirelli could not help himself, making "the sort of movie that tries to make poverty look chic, and almost goes broke in the attempt," as Vincent Canby said in his review for The Times.
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Ms. Kennedy first proposed the commission at an Elle Women in Hollywood event in October, less than two weeks after the first story about sexual misconduct accusations against Harvey Weinstein broke in The New York Times.
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In 2011, she gave an interview discussing Trump to In Touch's Jordi Lippe-McGraw, which the magazine declined to publish until news of the scandal broke in January 2018, with the promise of $15,000 in compensation.
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He broke in as a jockey on the rugged New York circuit at 16 and was honored with the Eclipse Award as the outstanding apprentice rider in North America in 1984 after he amassed 335 victories.
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Warren and Sanders' long-held truce on the campaign trail broke in the last few days after a report indicating Sanders' surrogates were preparing talking points to attack Warren in calls to prospective Iowa caucus goers.
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Kardashian West, 39, was alone in her No Address Hotel room during Paris Fashion week when multiple masked men broke in and bound, gagged and robbed the KUWTK star of millions of dollars worth of jewels.
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"Sort of," Holland replied, before explaining that everything began back at Disney's D23 Expo, which took place shortly after news broke in August that Disney and Sony had failed to reach a deal on new films.
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Soon after the emissions scandal broke in September 2015, the German automaker pledged to reform its closed-off corporate culture, seen by experts as a factor that facilitated the cheating, and become a more transparent business.
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Murkowski appeared to hint at daylight with the leadership of her party Tuesday, suggesting that Ramirez, whose allegations broke in a story in The New Yorker over the weekend, should be brought into the congressional process.
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The teenage Topp confessed, saying he waited until dark outside a house that he thought looked like "anybody with money lived," broke in, grabbed a kitchen knife and went to steal money from a bedroom dresser.
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Yin's sentencing comes as the government has pledged greater scrutiny of vaccines after a scandal broke in 2016 involving nearly $90 million worth of illegal vaccines that were suspected of being sold in dozens of provinces.
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The real issue is what I've been saying [here and here] in public for many months: We are facing the gravest threat to our institutions and our government since 1861, since the country broke in half.
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The study, from sociologists Matthew Desmond of Harvard, Andrew Papachristos of Yale, and David Kirk of Oxford, took a look at the number of police-related 911 calls after Jude's story broke in the local newspaper.
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That's the case with the defendant in the Millane trial, whose name broke in the British media before it made its way into an automatically generated Google newsletter on trending topics sent to people in New Zealand.
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If this sounds like a hard feat, we're here to tell you that it's completely possible to buy gifts your friends and family will love without going broke in the process — you've just got to be resourceful.
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Volkswagen has already paid out billions of dollars in fines after news broke in 2015 that it fitted millions of vehicles with devices designed to make emissions levels on diesel vehicles appear lower than they actually were.
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The London fix, which was previously set via a teleconference among banks, was replaced by electronic auctions after a shake-up in benchmark setting following a scandal over rigging of the Libor interest rate broke in 2012.
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The producers acknowledged that the question of race and bringing diversity to the thriller series has been an ongoing discussion since the news that they were casting for a minority star broke in January of last year.
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The 45 Committee website was taken down Monday after hackers broke in and re-labeled sections of the site "Fake News" and "Make America S****y Again" and scrawled "Black Lives Matter" across one of the pages.
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