So when the crowd broke into applause and shouted an enthusiastic "Bravo!" at the end of their performance, the three musicians broke into smiles of relief.
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FBI Says Foreign Hackers Broke into Voter Databases The FBI has warned state officials to protect their data after foreign hackers broke into two state election databases.
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" O'Rourke's crowd broke into chants of "Sí se puede!
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" The crowd broke into chants of "Count every vote!
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" The crowd broke into chants of "lock her up!
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" The workers then broke into a chant of "Russia!
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First hackers broke into private email accounts of Democratic National Committee members, and then there were reports that cyber intruders broke into voting systems used in Illinois and Arizona ahead of the election.
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They broke into my house, left notes, followed me everywhere.
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" The protestors broke into a chant, "Immigrants are under attack.
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He broke into computers at the University of Southern California.
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Maybe that was when brain reading really broke into awareness.
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Afterward he broke into a nearby home, bludgeoning another woman.
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In 2012, Greenpeace activists broke into a Swedish nuclear installation.
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We broke into his house and took the Super Nintendo.
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They broke into the gated lots and got vicious sometimes.
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Upon hearing the news, protesters in Beirut broke into applause.
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He shot himself before the police broke into his room.
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As the crowd broke into applause, the boys remained stoic.
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After she read the verdict, several people broke into applause.
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Most of the lawmakers there broke into song and danced.
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Ms. Popoca broke into sobs as she told the story.
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The animal broke into Fretz Middle School around 9 p.m.
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Senator Amy Klobuchar broke into double digits at 10 percent.
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Suddenly, he broke into a canter and ran past us.
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At tense moments, his face broke into a disarming smile.
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At times they stopped in midsentence and broke into tears.
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" As his audience broke into laughter, Trump continued, "Two percent.
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Second thing they did was they scanned or broke into, mostly didn't get into the actual vote totals, they scanned or broke into 21 states' electoral systems, showing how vulnerable our electoral systems were.
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On May 21, Samos's hotspot broke into a vicious ethnic riot.
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They also broke into the Linux Mint website that hosts the .
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WhySoSadCZ says they broke into the room and found the device.
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Feeling lighter, I flung ashes as I broke into a jog.
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The whole thing fell over and broke into a dozen pieces.
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"He adjusted the day he broke into Animal Place," she added.
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It also broke into virtual reality with the acquisition of RYOT.
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" Scott then broke into a brief, impromptu performance of "Butterfly Effect.
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Boyette and Rice allegedly broke into Crocker's home early on Feb.
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In their screenplay, this was how their hero broke into NORAD.
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They broke into a playful chase, stopped, sniffed each other's faces.
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As we tumbled out of the car, Jen broke into laughter.
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Trump then broke into a chuckle as the two continued talking.
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We're told someone broke into Hilary's Bev Hills pad late Wednesday.
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She was raped by a man who broke into her apartment.
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Dabate claims a masked intruder broke into their home on Dec.
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Dabate claimed a masked intruder broke into their home on Dec.
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On cable news, MSNBC's Rachel Maddow broke into her 9 p.m.
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One doctor exclaimed, "Praise God," and the nurses broke into applause.
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Asked how he broke into the diplomatic corps, Mr. Zampolli shrugged.
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Burglars broke into the Zithas' house five times over the years.
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Banks laughed, and the half smile broke into a full one.
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Ms. Kelly, clearly feeling the moment, broke into a broad smile.
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Mr. Dickerson broke into tears, and sat down to steady himself.
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"Our wives," the men said as the group broke into laughter.
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They broke into a run, pounding the slush with their boots.
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A few months ago, a burglar broke into my London apartment.
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I smiled when he broke into an Al Green song onstage.
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When Heydi learned he was in custody, she broke into tears.
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"Prince George's mom," KATE, is how I broke into today's puzzle.
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As I walked over, Adlon's face broke into a huge grin.
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Attendees broke into smaller groups for workshops, "mentor sessions" and panels.
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She broke into the biz herself once and knows what it takes.
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They broke into the refuge's unoccupied building and have refused to leave.
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He stole a car and broke into a camping trailer for supplies.
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Lewis was shot dead by police after he broke into this house.
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I think that was unfortunate that they broke into a lawyer's office.
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That night, armed gunmen broke into her home at approximately 11:45pm.
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He also suspects she broke into his place through a doggy door.
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" The crowd broke into a chant of "Help is on the way.
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It&aposs a story I broke into Washington Post 10 years ago.
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Don Lemon broke into song while giving his 2018 New Year's resolution.
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Valbuena broke into the major leagues with the Seattle Mariners in 22014.
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Along with that, our roof also fell down and broke into pieces.
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Many explore stark contrasts, as ruminative searching lines broke into wild bursts.
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His father was a developer in Queens but never broke into Manhattan.
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"Yeah," he said, as the audience slowly broke into a standing ovation.
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In 1967, I even broke into the British Legation with other students.
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Is it me you're looking for?" but instead broke into Adele's "Hello?
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Three men broke into the home and attacked the couple, she said.
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When Nazi soldiers broke into his apartment, they failed to discover it.
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You don't know who broke into DNC, but what did we learn?
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The director called cut, and everyone broke into boisterous laughter, including me.
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But people also assembled, broke into discussion groups and returned with proposals.
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They broke into cheers every time he referred to numbers or statistics.
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She sat there to take a deep breath and broke into tears.
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She broke into a bridal boutique in the dead of the night.
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Leaving the hotel, she recalled, she felt "humiliated" and broke into tears.
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And right then, in that moment, the little girl broke into tears.
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" He added, "They broke into his campaign by bringing people into it.
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They broke into her house, took her possessions and terrorized the family.
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"No nuns broke into our homes to kidnap our children," he said.
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ABC broke into network programming to announce her death and pay tribute.
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What happened: Burglars broke into a man's apartment and stole his laptop.
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He broke into a huge grin, which is generally a positive tell.
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Last month, gunmen broke into a prison in southern Mali, freeing 21 inmates.
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He broke into corporate computers, but no evidence indicates that he destroyed data.
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After the 12th boy was freed on Tuesday, volunteers spontaneously broke into song.
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Instead, it broke into fashion and beauty, banking and real estate, becoming bloated.
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Someone cued the music, and the cast broke into an energetic dance number.
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Asked what she meant by that, Ms. Myles broke into a goofy grin.
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Eventually, against the odds, he broke into Formula One during the 24 season.
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I don't think anybody knows it was Russia that broke into the DNC.
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Some of those people acted like violent robbers and broke into neighbors' apartments.
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He reportedly broke into her guest house and was found at the scene.
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What if someone broke into my apartment and made off with my stash?
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They broke into three teams to help the injured people in the truck.
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Crisp, who broke into the big leagues with the Indians in 2002, hit .
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The State Duma, or parliament, broke into applause on news of his victory.
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They also broke into a Democratic National Committee account hosted on the cloud.
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The anticipation was too much for a few people, who broke into cheers.
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A bit over two years ago, Russian intelligence officers broke into DNC servers.
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The waitress broke into song: "All...by...myself," she sang, also, perhaps, unnecessarily.
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I don't think anybody knows it was Russia that broke into the DNC.
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Bledsoe broke into sobs as he described the words that passed between them.
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Edwards stood in the showers afterward and broke into a champagne-soaked grin.
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She never broke into the top 20, peaking at No. 210 in 210.
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They had just three players who broke into double figures with home runs.
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I broke into tears when I heard on Wednesday that he had not.
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He broke into a boat and hid there overnight, according to court documents.
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And the audience with which I saw the show broke into bountiful applause.
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Right after she passed that test, her face broke into a real smile.
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She broke into a sprint, her little brother trudging behind, slowly but surely.
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Crowds of children in school uniforms broke into a run to get away.
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He mouthed an exaggerated "Yes," but then he broke into a broad smile.
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Univision broke into programming for a special report, with Ramos joining by phone.
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Behind me groups of men broke into ribald ballads that honor their contrade.
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Read Lily's story about how a hacker's mom broke into a prison here.
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One player says he broke into a stranger's home in search of answers.
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No other candidate broke into double-digit support in the poll, with Sen.
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Ten years ago, two men broke into a family home in Cheshire, Conn.
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Howard Carter largely destroyed that wall when he broke into the sealed room.
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That's when Aaron finally "broke into the legal system," as Anita puts it.
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When he lifted her into the air, Uma immediately broke into a grin.
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The same voice filled the room again, but now it broke into tears.
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"I want to answer your questions," she said as she broke into tears.
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When the crowd broke into "CNN sucks" on Tuesday in West Allis, Wis.
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When they saw that they had won gold, both skaters broke into tears.
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According to court docs, Zachary broke into Lana's Malibu pad back in November.
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When the music broke into a demonic cadenza, Mr. Toradze emphasized its tortured elements.
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Image: HBOSometimes, confidential information leaks online because attention-thirsty hackers broke into your servers.
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Charles Turner, of Memphis, allegedly broke into the woman's home through her bedroom window.
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She broke into sobs, according to authorities, and then officers arrested her and Jacob.
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Two broke into the house and the two others called 911 and alerted neighbors.
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" Baldwin's Trump then broke into song, a cover of Queen's "Don't Stop Me Now.
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The researchers considered this three genera, one of which they broke into two species.
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In 2014, militants broke into his house, tied him up and slit his throat.
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They wanted to catch the assailant who broke into a Mormon church on Nov.
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"Thermal is reporting green status," she said, as the auditorium broke into wild applause.
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They broke into several songs, including one about Argentine revolutionary hero Ernesto "Che" Guevara.
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Sometimes he broke into the homes of his richer neighbours to smell their underwear.
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A 26-year-old man allegedly broke into a house around 2:45 a.m.
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Thirsty fan What would you do if you broke into your fave celeb's house?
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He's mustache-less in this episode and upset that Sidney broke into his house.
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" At one point, the crowd broke into a brief chant, yelling: "Four more years.
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Leon allegedly broke into another home a week earlier, thinking it was the singer's.
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Prosecutors said at trial that Jimenez broke into her North Miami apartment on Oct.
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In five minutes, a single person faked a fingerprint and broke into my phone.
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When McCain finally cast his "no" vote, Democrats broke into spontaneous and brief applause.
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" — O'Rourke, switching between English and Spanish Trump's crowd repeatedly broke into chants of "USA!
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The overwhelmingly white audience, largely unaware of what he said, broke into raucous applause.
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The students allegedly broke into their campus library and made off with 172 laptops.
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Timberlake and Fallon, 42, giggled out of character as they broke into song again.
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There is no firm evidence that hackers ever broke into the Democratic nominee's system.
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After he explained the issue, the entire arena, including the candidates, broke into laughter.
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" She then broke into the song, "Love," from the animated Disney film "Robin Hood.
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The FBI ultimately found a contractor that broke into the phone without Apple's cooperation.
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Drunk British tourists broke into a Sea World in Australia and stole a penguin.
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Rodriguez first broke into the major leagues as a teenager with the Seattle Mariners.
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A team of Indonesian hackers allegedly broke into the popular online ticketing site Tiket.
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" Coons shot back at the assertion that the FBI "broke into an attorney's office.
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During a government shutdown in 2013, Chinese hackers broke into the FEC's computer networks.
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" The Chicago Tribune reported, "The crowd broke into cheers and began flashing victory signs.
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We broke into Shepperton Studios in London and did the same thing at NASA.
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When I extended my hand to shake his, he broke into a toothsome grin.
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As Mr. Mathews pried, in full-on Oprah mode, Ms. Newman broke into tears.
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When told about it, a minister friend broke into a big smile and nodded.
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I don't know if we know it was Russia who broke into the DNC.
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Six prisoners also broke into an infirmary where they overdosed on meth and died.
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Jack's face brightened very slowly until he broke into a big, room-illuminating smile.
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All around the lake, in the darkness, people gasped, cried out, broke into applause.
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Both jets broke into pieces upon hitting the ground at around 7:7003 a.m.
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The police cruiser broke into several parts when it hit the minivan, Biehl said.
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Bobby LeFebre, 35, an artist, broke into a poem: Denver, where have you gone?
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A hacker broke into a Ring in Virginia to taunt a 6-year-old.
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Even the instructor who had failed me broke into a sunny, tobacco-stained smile.
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Blackburn, who grew up in Mississippi, broke into politics when she moved to Tennessee.
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He then broke into a theatrical strut mimicking the Joker's dance down the stairs.
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In 2008, a 20-year-old college student broke into Palin's Yahoo email account.
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They looked at each other for a beat and broke into peals of laughter.
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" He claimed the F.B.I. "broke into" Mr. Trump's campaign in a "modern-day Watergate.
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Bruno was asleep when Gargiulo broke into her apartment to kill and mutilate her.
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The bad news: Apple doesn't even know how the FBI broke into the phone.
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As he was handed the Tomos, bells pealed and the congregation broke into applause.
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Once there, she buried her hands in her face and broke into heaving sobs.
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Tim Ryan broke into the conversation to talk about mental health and gun violence.
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They say they broke into churches, desecrated the Bible, and inverted the Holy Cross.
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During The Walking Dead's panel, Cohan broke into tears when asked about the season.
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Asked if she was looking forward to next week, she broke into a smile.
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The fight broke into the open in 2018 when Griege tried to replace two directors.
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Police found the 37-year-old man in an abandoned home he allegedly broke into.
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Hackers broke into its servers months ago, stealing private emails, opposition research, and campaign correspondence.
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A few hours later, Turner reportedly broke into the house again and attacked the victim.
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Even non-news cable channels broke into their regular programming to show portions of it.
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It also broke into "panic" levels back in 2016 before the big post-election rally.
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Mears reportedly broke into her ex of seven years' house Friday while he was away.
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Three men broke into the home with two adults and two kids around 4 a.m.
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Jackson Cosko, 27, allegedly broke into the office of his former boss, New Hampshire Sen.
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The diplomats broke into cheers and applause while Osorio Chong hugged Mexico's army chief Gen.
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He broke into a sweat when fighting, but his hair was never too much disarranged.
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During a round of questioning about a set of Facebook comments, she broke into tears.
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"A man broke into my car," Glanville reveals after the videographer inquires about the incident.
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Late Thursday night, Morris allegedly broke into a house and went into a woman's bedroom.
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Some protesters broke into the building but it was unclear how many were still inside.
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It was the first time the former Yugoslav Republic broke into the top ten rankings.
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As Agalarov broke into his hit "In Another Life," Van Ronkel looked to his left.
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VanMeter's girlfriend called 911 saying someone broke into his residence and shot him, authorities said.
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Vivian broke into this profession without any formal training, relying on trial and error instead.
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Phelps broke into laughter and couldn't resist taking a photo when he saw the look.
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Two years later, his brownshirts broke into Hirschfeld's institute and burned his journals and research.
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"I don't think anybody knows it was Russia that broke into the DNC," Trump said.
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He recalls drinking heavily the night before he broke into a home in Savannah, Georgia.
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Police are looking for the people who broke into Wayne Newton's home in Las Vegas.
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Images posted online appeared to show that the plane broke into at least three pieces.
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In March, a burglar broke into the model's Hollywood Hills home while she was out.
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The accuser claims they and Randall Hampton broke into her home and gang raped her.
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Quinnetta Manning, in an interview with CNN, broke into tears as she recounted the incident.
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The Ransacker broke into homes in the evening hours by prying open doors and windows.
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In total, Collins broke into as many as 50 iCloud accounts and 72 Gmail accounts.
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The Chinese reputedly broke into the computers used to write software for the F-35.
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It's a rapid offensive, since Alipay only broke into the U.S. market in late 2016.
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"I don't think anybody knows it was Russia that broke into the DNC," he said.
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" At one point in his speech on Friday, the crowd broke into a chant: "Bernie!
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In an interview for "Hotline," Miss Cleo's Jamaican accent remained as she broke into tears.
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Hackers broke into Microsoft's Visual Studio and seeded backdoors into at least three video games
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A police SWAT unit broke into Paddock's room and found the gunman dead by suicide.
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However, another moment of levity happened on Wednesday when Democrats broke into laughter after Rep.
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Audience members and some Democratic lawmakers broke into applause, as she wrapped up her testimony.
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Kim broke into the association's offices, changed the locks and declared themselves a caretaker government.
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He quoted King and broke into rap, an homage to Fight for $15 he composed.
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During the protest one group broke into the network where they shattered some glass doors.
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Sunday after they were told a man broke into a home through a locked window.
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We don't know why the assailants broke into Toby's place and attacked him so brutally.
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During the project's early years, thieves often broke into the makeshift enclosures to snatch tortoises.
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The trophy, which was made of glass, fell to the floor and broke into pieces.
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Rest easy Gronk, the scumbag who allegedly broke into your Massachusetts house is behind bars.
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About 100 men, some wielding axes, broke into the county courthouse and overpowered the jailer.
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In the early hours of January 15, 1978, Bundy broke into the Chi Omega dormitory.
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Shelton broke into the majors as hitting coach for the Cleveland Indians from 2005-09.
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In 2015, 140 of the 148 people who broke into the billionaire ranks were men.
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There was a bear in Woodstock this spring that broke into a house, he says.
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Mr. Trump also railed against the authorities who, he said, "broke into" Mr. Cohen's office.
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He broke into a house when he was eight or nine, and started doing drugs.
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They broke into the DNC headquarters and got the information out of a file cabinet.
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Fans waved flags and broke into chants without being prompted by commands on the scoreboard.
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However, it remains unknown exactly who broke into its systems or how they did it.
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Video and photos of the crash site show the damaged plane broke into several parts.
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They broke into three teams to help the injured people in the truck, he said.
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According to Time Out London, the audience immediately got the joke and broke into applause.
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He would know: In 2010, vandals broke into the cemetery and knocked down 200 headstones.
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The left shoulder slouched lower, more casually, and he occasionally broke into a toothy grin.
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But as Becky, his youngest daughter, sat across from him, he broke into a smile.
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Later, the instruments broke into cascading, manic arpeggios and obsessive swirls of hyper-fast notes.
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Demme broke into moviemaking under the B-movie master Roger Corman in the early 1970s.
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He broke into a song sung by the George III character -- Harry's sixth-great-grandfather.
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He broke into her apartment and beat her, her lawyer would later tell a judge.
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Coffee was poured and Musleh, a Bahraini national, broke into a defense of capital punishment.
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Last year, the latter broke into two parties after internal divisions over tighter immigration policies.
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It broke into the US market after KKR introduced it to portfolio company First Data.
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Whoever broke into Charlie Villanueva's house, that's who ... this according to the NBA player himself.
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Delegates at the Congress, held in a covered former bullring, repeatedly broke into chants of "unity".
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"I broke into an abandoned drug dealer's house," she said, wearing Helmut Lang and vintage Balenciaga.
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This revelation opens the possibility that more than one group of hackers broke into the company.
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HBO just confirmed that hackers broke into their servers and stole an unknown quantity of data.
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Renaud 'Junior' PlaisirPlaisir broke into John Terrell's New Hampshire home with the intent of robbing it.
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They broke into homes & offices early in the morning, but were afraid to take the Server?
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The former New England Patriots defensive back broke into the woman's apartment in La Verne, Calif.
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Some of you probably broke into email servers or changed your grades Ferris Bueller/WarGames-style.
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The lady who broke into my house and fractured his neck and spine is in jail.
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He mocked those who said he was in a "sunken place," and then broke into song.
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On Tuesday, army and counter-terrorism units broke into Tal Afar from the east and south.
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"Magic Mike" was loosely based on Tatum's experiences as a dancer before he broke into Hollywood.
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"I don't know if we know it was Russia who broke into the DNC," Trump said.
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Someone broke into Hilary Duff's Beverly Hills home last week, according to her rep and police.
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Yet, this summer the Justice Department broke into his house at 5:00 in the morning.
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I like broke into their home to get their stuff out because it was so nasty.
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But Amazon broke into that game with Amazon Fresh, and, especially, their purchase of Whole Foods.
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According to the Sheboygan Press, Hoffmann allegedly broke into his ex's home at around 1 p.m.
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A group of people broke into a popular burger joint in London and partied all night
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"At first, they told me she wouldn't survive," Abel said as she too broke into tears.
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Marquita was five months pregnant when an intruder broke into her home at 2:20 a.m.
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Prosecutors said Perez broke into the mosque a week before the fire to survey the place.
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I was in one of the communities when the sea wall broke into a freshwater pond.
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The crowd at Moore's election party broke into loud applause as media outlets called the race.
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The Buddhafield broke into warring factions -- "the Big Ugly," they called the breakup -- and eventually dissolved.
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A perpetrator in Massachusetts broke into a home last week and got away spick and span.
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Someone broke into our hotel room while we were at dinner and stole my Galaxy S6.
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"There is nothing like it," He told an audience of thousands that occasionally broke into applause.
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That's what happened when a burglar broke into a home in Albuquerque, New Mexico, last weekend.
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He was robbed at gunpoint back in June by several guys who broke into his apartment.
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She'll tell everyone in town she made up the story and broke into Ms. Grundy's car.
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Recently, financially-motivated hackers broke into European bank accounts by intercepting victims' two-factor authentication codes.
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They then broke into a rendition of "You'll Never Walk Alone", leaving the goalie clearly moved.
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Then they carjacked another vehicle and broke into a house, where they took food and clothing.
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On April 3, a man broke into her home and raped and terrorized her for hours.
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"I love your brother," this man told Bush, as the audience around him broke into applause.
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But last year an intruder broke into her home, beat her, and stole her commemorative coin.
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Protesters broke into the refuge on January 2 after a rally in support of the Hammonds.
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Tanno "broke into tears" the moment she learned she'd be tasked with the creating Gaga's makeup.
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In May 2017, a Windsor, Connecticut, man allegedly broke into the mansion, according to CBS Connecticut.
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The photos had been stolen by hackers who broke into the Apple accounts of numerous celebrities.
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They broke into a prison armory to seize firearms, which six inmates used to kill themselves.
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Those 13 homers tie a career high for Dietrich, who broke into the majors in 2013.
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Kevin Hart got jacked of $500 grand when burglars broke into his house ... TMZ has learned.
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The F.B.I. eventually broke into the phone with the help of an outside party, not Apple.
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Kasbar broke into the zoo after hours on July 22019, 2018, according to the plea agreement.
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"At that moment, the young child broke into tears, and she started wailing," Moore told NPR.
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For the second half of the training, everyone trooped to the cafeteria and broke into groups.
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My father broke into the British adult industry in the late 1970s as a film reviewer.
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Within just 90 milliseconds, the electrons accelerated so quickly that they destabilized and broke into bits.
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The clash between the Romney and Giuliani factions broke into the open in extraordinary fashion Thursday.
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So someone with bad teeth, someone who broke into your car, is automatically a meth junkie.
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Lee broke into tears when it was opened and made it the center of her exhibition.
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Russian agents apparently broke into the Democrats' digital offices and tried to change the election outcome.
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Fortunately, when the woman broke into tears the cat was there to not care at all.
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But when the verdict came, protesters who had gathered outside the courthouse suddenly broke into cheers.
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His face brightened and he broke into a smile, showing off a mouthful of gold crowns.
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Mr. McCain's daughter, Meghan McCain, broke into tears as she approached the coffin to touch it.
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One night in 2012, a gunman broke into his house and nearly shot him to death.
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In an instant her stomach was in an uproar, and she broke into a cold sweat.
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On the sidewalk, Philip broke into a run and sure enough two F.B.I. agents gave chase.
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In fact, he believes a bogus conspiracy theory suggesting Ukraine, not Russia, broke into the DNC.
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Immediately, I assumed that something had happened to my baby, and I broke into a sprint.
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Her canvases evolved from rectilinear to shaped; broke into fragments and reunited, but gained various protrusions.
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Edgardo Javier Ramon was charged with unlawful entry and theft after he allegedly broke into Rep.
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As Muhammad broke into the top 83 for boys, Aaliyah made the top 28 for girls.
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In making his case, Bloomberg momentarily broke into Spanish, a language he's reportedly practiced for years.
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Maddox was about 25 to 30 feet away when he broke into a sprint, Ritch said.
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Giunta-Cotter's husband eventually broke into her home, shot and killed her and then killed himself.
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When burglars broke into the bakery one day, she chased them off with a bread knife.
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He fled death squads, hid from soldiers when they broke into his home, saw classmates disappeared.
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It would be like a burglar broke into your home and left their business card behind.
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In Monday's postgame news conference, as Embiid tried to apologize, he and Simmons broke into laughter.
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According to TMZ, this past Tuesday somebody broke into Kanye West's Calabasas office and robbed it.
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The first event was when somebody broke into our restaurant without any signs of forced entry.
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One set of chains snapped in half, and the other broke into smaller chain-link pieces.
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They broke into cheers of "Nito, Nito, Nito!" after the electoral tribunal called with the news.
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His numbers have steadily improved, and this season he broke into the ranks of the quarterback elite.
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To close the night, the protesters broke into a final dance with their banners in their hands.
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Last month, we learned that hackers broke into Yahoo's email servers, gaining access to 500 million accounts.
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In some places, protesters broke into local government buildings and burned the offices of some political parties.
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When Trump began drifting into political topics, the main crowd broke into cheers and applause at points.
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After walking an impressive 26 miles — at least — Klein broke into a vacant residence for park rangers.
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Two of them broke into the house, and the other two called 911 and alerted the neighbors.
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Johnson said she was on the phone with her son as the intruders broke into the home.
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Soon, he broke into film, as well, serving as a cameraman on his first movie in 1919.
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Prosecutors, however, claim that Safran was working out when Atadzhanov broke into his home and attacked him.
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The men broke into the house, detained her husband and children, and sexually assaulted her multiple times.
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Republicans broke into hollers of unfairness, yelling loudly and futilely about "order" as the vote was closed.
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Around 1999, some kids broke into our store in Rochester, N.Y., and stole a bunch of handguns.
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When she first broke into the industry she was cast in dramas like ER and Grey's Anatomy.
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In 2015 Fancy Bear, a Russian cyber-espionage group, broke into computers at the Bundestag in Berlin.
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They broke into the restaurant, confiscated the alcohol, and put him in jail for a few days.
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The Ramsey family has long maintained that an intruder broke into their home and killed their daughter.
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I once waited on a girl who broke into tears after her boyfriend dumped her over text.
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Cutest burglar ever A family in Peru thought a burglar had broke into their home one night.
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On Monday, Wechsler broke into the woman's Albuquerque home when they weren't there and waited for them.
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On July 1, a group of protesters broke into the city's legislature building and vandalized the office.
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"There was a dance going on, and after that Harry broke into a dance himself," she recalls.
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Her face broke into a large smile, and her breathy voice filled with delight as she answered.
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When he came home, he thought somebody broke into his room because his whole room was demolished.
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On Tuesday, the army and counter-terrorism units broke into Tal Afar from the east and south.
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They carried the statue and threw it to the floor several times until it broke into pieces.
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" After a moment of silence, when many wept, the crowd broke into repeated chants of "Manchester, Manchester.
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The company revealed that hackers broke into its servers in mid May and went undetected until July.
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After the discussion, the classroom broke into groups and the students went off to do their activities.
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A family of bears recently broke into a home in Monrovia, California, raiding the place for food.
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Simpson finally broke into a smile, sighed deeply and mouthed "thank you, thank you" to the jury.
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Around midnight they broke into clusters and formed huddles around women who had turned out to celebrate.
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Logan Paul has filed a restraining order against the man who broke into his home in February.
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As happened the night before, on Wednesday the crowd broke into many spontaneous chants for Clinton's imprisonment.
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Hackers broke into Equifax's database via a section of the company's website where consumers dispute inaccurate information.
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A black bear broke into a Colorado home and used the opportunity to play the family's piano.
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" Biden said to raucous applause from the crowd, which later broke into chants of "run, Joe, run!
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She claims several players broke into her apartment and ransacked her room, stealing money and other belongings.
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As he completed the oath, the room broke into a standing ovation complete with high-five celebrations.
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When the police commissioner, William J. Bratton, took the stage, some broke into loud boos and heckling.
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Reverend Daniel Woodhouse and Samuel Walton broke into a BAE Systems site in northern England in January.
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The thieves knew exactly what they were looking for when they broke into Alex May's boat dealership.
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Sandra Bullock had a dangerous encounter with an intruder who broke into her home back in 2014.
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Nineteen-year-old Marine Gavin Crim reportedly broke into a Dunedin, Florida, home just after 4 a.m.
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Stucky broke into a sprint, bolting directly for the area where the pilots' family members were watching.
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"Trayvon is going to answer all questions about Usain Bolt," he said, then broke into a smile.
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In the skit, based on Fatal Attraction, Conway broke into Tapper's house, trying to get an interview.
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"It's going to be a while longer," he said as a group of relatives broke into laughter.
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He had submitted a cartoon of burglars complaining about the rain as they broke into a house.
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They broke into a military database to get him the coordinates (of what?) he asked for (why?).
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Seeing spots, I broke into a cold sweat, my sticky body glued to the paper-covered table.
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Before tattooing broke into the mainstream, alternative-beauty pioneers rebelled against the norms by getting inked anyway.
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The vandal physically broke into the audio file port, and did not access the scooters' operating system.
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Chapman broke into the big leagues in 21921, when the Indians were known as the Cleveland Naps.
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The United States has yet to show proof that Russia broke into the Democratic Party's email server.
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King said the men were hooded and masked when they broke into his Lithia house, outside Tampa.
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When ISIS broke into the prison, freeing the prisoners, Mr. Sahab quickly swore allegiance to the group.
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On CBS, the anchor Jeff Glor broke into the network's analysis of the N.C.A.A. men's basketball tournament.
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Then one night near the end of Gillian's treatment, my daughters broke into their most explosive fight.
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Keys turned professional on her 14th birthday and broke into the top 100 just before her 17th.
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Law enforcement sources tell us, someone broke into the singer's Beverly Hills-area home mid-morning Friday.
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This is after Sam broke into Julia's house and declared his love for her in Season 1.
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Townsend broke into the Top 100 near the end of 2017, reaching as high as No. 94.
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She then broke into song, leading the room in a rendition of "I Believe I Can Fly."
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" An attorney for Conese Halliburton, whose home Reynolds broke into, told CNN his client is relieved. "Ms.
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The toddler was near an ice sculpture when it collapsed and broke into pieces, RTL News reported.
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"He came backstage, and he was weeping," Goldberg recalled, then broke into a sotto-voce Nichols impression.
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Members of the Federal Security Service, a successor to the K.G.B., broke into sample bottles holding urine.
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When Kendra was 3, he broke into the place where they were staying and attacked Ms. Cruz.
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The recent attacks against the Uighurs broke into up-to-date iPhones without tipping off the owner.
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Eventually, she broke into the mainstream when she was cast in HBO's hit series "Euphoria" opposite Zendaya.
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He eventually broke into the mainstream, modeling on "RuPaul's Drag Race" and appearing in a Diesel campaign.
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Protesters surrounded the Legislative Council Complex during the day and broke into the building around 9 p.m.
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Khyler Edman, 15, died protecting his younger sister from an intruder who broke into their Florida home.
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Helpless, they watched in anguish as a thief broke into their safe built to hold a billion.
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The gun broke into pieces on a sidewalk on the north side of Columbus, Ohio, on Saturday.
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In July 1982, 30-year-old Michael Fagan broke into the Queen's bedroom while she was sleeping.
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But even when African fiction finally broke into the literary market, it never lost its anthropological allure.
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Outside the courthouse, dozens of Gbagbo supporters broke into cheers and dancing when the verdict was announced.
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But Goldman said there was little energy for impeachment before the Ukraine news broke into the open.
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Early in the morning, while the victim was sleeping, Preston broke into her bedroom through a window.
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It appears Tabitha purposefully broke into Brady's locker to steal his car and recover her beloved family heirloom.
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Angry mobs broke into local government buildings and burned the offices of some political parties in some cities.
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Roy had a fairly even split with Brian Hayward in Montreal when he first broke into the league.
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Outside the chamber, women holding green handkerchiefs, the color of the pro–abortion rights campaign, broke into tears.
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Chapman lived alone and Gerardot broke into her home through the front door while she was at work.
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The hackers initially broke into ex-Fox News personalities Eric Bolling and Greta Van Susteren's accounts last Tuesday.
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" via GIPHY "My neighbor broke into my house in the middle of the night in a drunken blur.
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The bears broke into the car, they tried to get into the Yeti, they scratched the Yeti— barely.
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Rob Ecker says that someone broke into his restaurant in Lizton sometime after they closed on October 18.
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An alligator shocked a Clearwater resident when the animal broke into their home by crashing through a window.
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Mr Khan, who broke into politics after a stellar career as a cricketer, pledged a "tsunami" of change.
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" The raucous audience shouted every time "Guilty!" and several times broke into hearty chants of "Lock her up!
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A friend of Atre's said the executive was taken after someone broke into Atre's house at 3 a.m.
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Less than a decade after Amazon broke into the logistics industry, it has become its own biggest shipper.
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In one of the wildest merger stories that Cramer has ever seen, hackers broke into Colin Powell's email.
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The intelligence community agrees that Russian hackers broke into the DNC in an attempt to influence the election.
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In 2012, unknown hackers broke into LinkedIn's servers and stole a large database of usernames and encrypted passwords.
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"The aircraft hit the ground and broke into pieces," the Committee said in a statement on its website.
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But as Woods got older and broke into the modeling business, she really began to appreciate her curves.
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According to Nameberry, Crew is a stylish word name that broke into the U.S. top 1,000 in 2010.
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Those documents were stolen by a group of activists who broke into an FBI field office, not whistleblower.
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After crossing the finish line, she broke into tears and carried the finish line high above her head.
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I broke into tears — I was as hysterical as I had been on the night Jessi was murdered.
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Hackers broke into its network and stole data — names, email addresses and phone numbers — from 83 million customers.
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He consistently broke the line that Golovkin advanced on, but he never panicked or broke into a sprint.
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Young and several others previously broke into Loucks&apos home in March 2015 when she wasn&apost there.
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Family members on both sides broke into tears at different points during the hearing and were quietly comforted.
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So Parsons broke into his house, taking jewelry, credit cards, and a handgun, according to local news reports.
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At that, Cruz broke into Spanish asking him to speak in Spanish "si tu quieres" (if you want).
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The unidentified missile flew over the northern Japanese island of Hokkaido and broke into pieces over the Pacific.
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She broke into a run, clutching the bag, and tore it open as soon as she was home.
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The inmates broke into an area used by the guards, stealing at least five rifles among other weapons.
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At another point, he broke into a brief, convincing impression of Senator Bernie Sanders, the Democratic presidential candidate.
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"It certainly is nothing I ever asked for," Mr. Lew said of his job, and broke into laughter.
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One gang broke into a morgue last week to steal a body of someone who died from Ebola.
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In the 2000s, Mr. Daou broke into progressive blogging and claimed to have helped found The Huffington Post.
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BTS broke into the U.S. market in 2017, the first Korean group to win a Billboard music award.
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Jakubowski allegedly broke into Armageddon Supply in Janesville and stole 18 guns before lighting his vehicle on fire.
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When police arrived on the scene, Cole ran and broke into a home where a homeowner called cops.
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After all, he won the French Open juniors title and broke into the top 22015 at age 23.
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Younger sister Kendall Jenner also recently faced a run-in with an intruder who broke into her house.
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In 2014, North Korean hackers broke into Sony Pictures and started dumping thousands of emails of Sony executives.
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While on stage, she also broke into a Jersey club remix of the song, produced by DJ Jayhood.
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"My back hit the wall and I just slid down the wall and broke into tears," Tobin said.
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RHJ took it as a sign from a higher power, and broke into some epic song and dance.
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Haikal and his crew broke into the company's website and located the airline tickets reserved for travel agents.
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She broke into a space that shunned outsiders—not just as a woman but as a Mexican-American.
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About seven uneventful minutes into the footage, the officers broke into a jog and headed to another house.
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Bencic broke into the top 10 as a teenager in 2016 before left wrist surgery stopped her ascent.
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Someone broke into a church in Centerville, Utah, last November and attacked the organist who was practicing there.
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When the doctor from Mayo called with what should have been good news, the mother broke into tears.
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Despite having forgone a degree, Sheng Xue broke into journalism and fashioned a successful career as a writer.
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As Mr. Trudeau spoke, Mr. Trump appeared stone-faced, but broke into a pensive smile at one point.
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Maclin broke into the N.F.L. with the Philadelphia Eagles and spent the last two years with Kansas City.
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The show ended and the crowd broke into chaos as everyone started rushing toward the after-party space.
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"I don't think anybody knows it was Russia that broke into the DNC," Trump said at the time.
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Three people broke into a Brooklyn synagogue on Sunday and stole nine sacred texts valued at over $200,000.
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She tells the singer Brendon Urie that a man broke into her apartment and slept in her bed.
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Chanting "death to America," protesters broke into the U.S. Embassy compound in Baghdad in anger over American airstrikes.
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As the crowd broke into a chant of "shut it down," Mayor Darrell Steinberg called for a recess.
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Japanese broadcaster NHK reported that the North Korean missile broke into three pieces and fell into the sea.
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The Japanese broadcaster reported that the North Korean missile broke into three pieces and fell into the sea.
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This was the moment when the long-brewing, field-wide distaste for Pete Buttigieg broke into the open.
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After the team was released, Univision broke into programming for a special report — with Ramos joining by phone.
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After the verdict was read on Friday, Salman broke into tears before being ushered out of the courtroom.
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Stasi agents routinely collected information from colleagues and neighbors, and broke into apartments in search of incriminating evidence.
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"Someone broke into my apartment last night and is sleeping in my bed right now (creepy)," Sam wrote.
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Two Islamist militants broke into an editorial meeting of the weekly, raking it with bullets, killing 17 people.
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After several hours, a local SWAT team broke into the house and found Mr. Amico in the attic.
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The whole group — a couple of actors, a comedian (the blonde), Elaine Kaufman and I — broke into laughter.
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But when she realized he was there, her reaction was unmistakable: Her face broke into an ecstatic grin.
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Burglars broke into Capelo's Madrid residence in 2015, stealing the paintings as well as a safe containing jewels.
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When their filibuster of the final APEC session ended in the summit's failure, the Chinese delegation broke into applause.
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Snapchat straight up broke into your privacy You'll know who's at a bar before you even go😂 pic.twitter.
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The couple was arrested in March after neighborhood vigilantes broke into their rented room and recorded them having sex.
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And people used to have the balls to do that—that's why they broke into warehouses in the 80s.
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Duke also allegedly confessed to killing Grinstead, telling police he broke into her residence to steal money for drugs.
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As Trump warmed up the crowd, protestors broke into a "Vote for Trump is a vote for hate" chant.
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Police in Texas are looking for a man who broke into an office while wearing underwear on his head.
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A few hours later, he broke into my apartment and he came into my bedroom as I was sleeping.
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Culver broke into tears as he spoke, and his dog Otis hurried over to his wheelchair to comfort him.
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"I don't know if we know it was Russia who broke into the DNC," Trump said at the debate.
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" One group of enthusiastic Sanders partisans broke into a Bernie Sanders song to the tune of "Yankee Doodle Dandy.
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Over the course of six hours they got out of their cells, broke into medicine stores and started fires.
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Scott was at home when a stranger cut his phone line and broke into his home, according to Variety.
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So when Carol first comes to his attention, "she's just a crazy lady that broke into Blockbuster," said Jackson.
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The case broke into the spotlight last year amid multiple other allegations of misconduct against Spacey by various men.
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When she broke into the industry just a few years ago, Bloom knew exactly who she wanted to be.
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Someone broke into their home and took a ton of stuff, including items for the wedding, like Mattis' shoes.
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Thieves used a ladder to reach the roof of the attraction and broke into a building through a window.
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Just recently, the goat broke into the garden of a local magistrate, and proceeded to eat flowers and plants.
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The 26-year-old Broady recently broke into the world's top 100 and admitted she was a late bloomer.
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Along the route north to Tapachula, about 25 miles (40 km) northwest of the border, some broke into song.
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The moment seemed to affect Brandy, who broke into tears during her curtain call as she stood beside Gordon.
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Three and a half years ago, a security researcher broke into my laptop without ever needing to touch it.
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The protest turned violent after participants began throwing fire bombs at the embassy and then broke into the compound.
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Shortly after his daughter disappeared, he allegedly broke into the home of a person he believed kidnapped his daughter.
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Guccifer later broke into the email accounts of former Secretary of State Colin Powell and Clinton confidant Sydney Blumenthal.
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Then came the occupation After the rally supporting Hammonds, some protesters broke into the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge building.
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Jay applied for a restraining order against Lambert, but days later he broke into her house and attacked her.
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Suddenly, a monkey broke into the house, snatched the baby boy from her arms, and made away with him.
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When a burglar broke into owner Adam Pearl's home, Joey apparently sprang into action, scratching and attacking the intruder.
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Public broadcaster NHK reported that the missile broke into three pieces and fell into the waters off Japan's Hokkaido.
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In the end the FBI broke into the device by purchasing an iOS vulnerability via a third party company.
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Zimmerman broke into the majors with Washington in 2005 and entered Thursday leading the league in slugging at .632.
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After reading the message, he broke into tears, an outpouring of emotion that was equal parts joy and relief.
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One night, a group of attackers broke into their home and murdered her mother in front of her eyes.
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" With 3:21 left in the first half, the crowd broke into a chant of "Gor-don Hay-ward.
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Mr. Morrison broke into some aggressive dance moves that showed him to be more of fighter than a floater.
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Nixon resigned when they broke into the [DNC] headquarters ... and now you found out all this tampering went on.
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India and Pakistan broke into the nuclear club, but North Korea seemed as technologically backward as it was poor.
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" Coats asked Mitchell to repeat herself and then broke into laughter before saying, "OK, that's going to be special.
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Assailants broke into Berta Cáceres's home on March 2 and shot her, killing the 2015 Goldman Environmental Prize winner.
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" As Ruhle broke into laugher, Brzezinski said, "So there you go, there's a little bit of news for you.
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And a man who last year broke into her home, showered and bathed reportedly will be sentenced next week.
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N. Last year hackers broke into Japan's pension system and leaked more than a million cases of personal data.
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Walmart handily won the top spot, but multiple grocery companies based outside the US also broke into the rankings.
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There was no evidence the hackers ultimately broke into server computers at the Trump Organization or other Trump interests.
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In 2013, two people scaled the fence at a Belgian research reactor, broke into a laboratory and stole equipment.
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" A number of people broke into chants of "We believe survivors" and "The people united will never be divided.
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Standing at a proud five-foot-five, he often broke into mischievous laughter, but he cut a menacing figure.
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In that case, Apple would have no way of knowing how the government broke into its software or hardware.
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"I met with a group of enthusiastic high school students, and they spontaneously broke into that chant," Sessions said.
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Matt and Foggy are confused about her mention of Frank's family, so she admits she broke into his house.
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She has also received death threats, and men with guns once broke into the compound and destroyed CCTV equipment.
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Audience members briefly broke into a "we want Rand" chant at Thursday night's Republican presidential debate, referring to Sen.
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He broke into a library in Mostar, climbing through a window that was nearly ten feet above street level.
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When Yovanovitch finished her testimony, the audience and some members of Congress broke into applause, which is highly unusual.
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The canvassers divided the neighborhoods into "walkbooks," or clusters of several dozen homes, and broke into teams of two.
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By the end, these students literally broke into song — a spontaneous rendition about freedom and joy and black excellence.
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And on Thursday, a long-simmering conflict between House Republicans and Mr. Rosenstein broke into an ugly public fight.
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As early returns appeared on a large screen, showing Ms. James with a lead, the crowd broke into cheers.
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When asked if there was any doubt that Mayfield was the man for the job, Landry broke into laughter.
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When the match ended, many in the crowd broke into celebratory dance, as Iraq beat Saudi Arabia 4-1.
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In addition to the fires, people broke into ATMs, overturned cars, looted supply trucks, and tore down speaker towers.
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Sharon Tate: A Texas pageant girl and Army brat, Tate broke into acting while attending high school in Italy.
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Entering this season, no player had been penalized more than Wilson since he broke into the league in 2013.
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Hip-hop groups such as Kasta and CENTR toured across the vast country, but never broke into the mainstream.
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It found an audience there only belatedly, when it was reissued in 1972 and broke into the Top 10.
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She was so moved by her performance that she broke into tears at the end and covered her face.
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People broke into "La Marseillaise," the national anthem; some hugged one another; and others climbed onto rooftops, waving flags.
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And Raniere, who seemed intelligent and intensely sad, broke into tears several times, particularly when talking about Cafritz's death.
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Italians broke into song from their balconies and windows, as they were stuck at home during a national quarantine.
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Adding insult to injury ... crooks broke into Dog's shop not long after, and he suspects it's an inside job.
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One, codenamed Cozy Bear, broke into the DNC last summer and had been monitoring the committee's emails and chats.
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A group of South Korean students were arrested Saturday when they broke into American Ambassador Harry Harris's Seoul residence.
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He broke into the first team in 1993 at age 16, dazzling the city with his skill and imagination.
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The crowd broke into the familiar chant, "Lock her up!" as the president-elect smiled and lifted a fist.
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As he did, the Oregon fans who packed the end zone saluted him and the band broke into song.
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The F.B.I. also recruited informants inside peace organizations, wiretapped phones, broke into homes and offices and infiltrated various groups.
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And a passenger plane, above, skidded off the runway at Istanbul's Sabiha Gokcen Airport and broke into three pieces.
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She broke into a giant smile, and the crowd on the corner, me included, let out a loud cheer.
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Hennessy Rd. Protesters surrounded the Legislative Council Complex during the day and broke into the building around 9 p.m.
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Hennessy Rd. Protesters surrounded the Legislative Council Complex during the day and broke into the building around 5503 p.m.
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On July 1, she was one of several hundred protesters who broke into and briefly occupied the Legislative Council.
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Earlier that day, in Waterloo, the room broke into shouts of recognition, and then applause, as she spoke it.
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Television and radio broadcasters broke into their regular programming with a "J-Alert" warning citizens of the missile launch.
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" Trump was so gleeful, he literally broke into song, singing a parody of Queen's song, "Don't Stop Me Now.
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Cardi B (real name Belcalis Almanzar), broke into the music scene in 2017 with her hit single 'Bodak Yellow.
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After the round, Choi broke into a broad smile of his own and said that Kelly had been right.
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Shamima Bano, a middle-aged mother, broke into tears the instant she heard her son's voice over the phone.
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Shamima Bano, a middle-aged mother, broke into tears the instant she heard her son's voice over the phone.
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I broke into tears while writing of David's passing to another mutual friend, also close to David, Martin Nakell.
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It's like saying someone who broke into my house doesn't misplace my car keys as often as I do.
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I broke into their homes and took possessions they worked hard for; took their wallets out of their pockets.
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Numerous presidents — ones who frequently top the rankings — broke into areas of domestic policy where presidents hadn't gone before.
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When I was 11—a month after the formidable family dog had passed—an intruder broke into my home.
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Earlier this month, hackers broke into Equifax's servers and stole 232 million people's personal information, including their Social Security numbers.
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A teenager in Guatemala was even reportedly shot dead when he broke into a home while playing with his cousin.
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Military sources said soldiers broke into the armory of a naval base in the city's Yopougon neighborhood in the afternoon.
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Embiid apologized for the elbow during the postgame press conference but broke into laughter with teammate Ben Simmons doing it.
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In Najaf, the protesters broke into Iraq&aposs second-busiest airport, causing damages to the passenger terminal and delaying fights.
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Cloutier, who plays for Three Rivers and broke into the LNAH in 2004 with the Laval Chiefs, explains the distinction.
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I broke into a cold sweat and proceeded to pretend not to know nobody till' I got inside the arena.
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"When [Fury and Captain Marvel] first cross paths, she's just a crazy lady that broke into a Blockbuster," Jackson explains.
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When the asteroid broke into pieces, it's likely that the sample grains were exposed to radiation and impacts by micrometeorites.
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Right before he was sentenced to 84 months in federal prison last Friday, "pharma bro" Martin Shkreli broke into tears.
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Back when he broke into the Arsenal senior side, there was no other club with a comparable emphasis on youth.
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They then broke into the building and lit fires inside before being cleared by police, the ISNA news agency reported.
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Before she broke into Hollywood, Gadot had served in the Israeli army, which all Israeli citizens serve for a time.
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Now, a real-life coyote broke into the Yazzie home to drop a real-life large bird on her pillow.
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They then broke into a rendition of "Heal the World" as some mourners quietly sobbed, hugged or wiped away tears.
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Rye Wardlaw allegedly broke into Northwest Escape Experience, in Vancouver, Fox 12 reported, citing the Clark County Sheriff&aposs Office.
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These dramatic pictures show the moment police officers broke into a âblazing hotâ car to free two sweltering dogs.
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Chicago police are looking for the burglar who broke into a church Friday and punched a priest in the face.
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Supporters there broke into chants and he was cheered when he climbed aboard a tractor and revved up the engine.
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He broke into the apartment of Lynda Ann Healy, another University of Washington student, beat her, and then abducted her.
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They were later spotted near the town of Madison when they broke into a home sometime around 10:30 a.m.
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The Russian military intelligence agency that broke into the DNC in March 2016, the GRU, leaked the emails it found.
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From the moment the Daily Mail story broke into the gossip columns in 2017, Williams refused to address her situation.
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When the Turkish Crime Family first broke into the news last week, they sounded like a crisis in the making.
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Lohan later said in an interview with Russia's Channel One that Tarabosov broke into her home and started strangling her.
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Hackers broke into Sony Pictures back in 2014, and the leaked emails did the most reputational damage to the company.
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Tufts said she systematically broke into several user accounts, modified permission access to those accounts, and changed grades of others.
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As for why the bears broke into her vehicles, Decker says the animals wanted what was inside her Yeti cooler.
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A goat named Millie broke into a local Starbucks in Rohnert Park, California, apparently in need of a caffeine jolt.
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As it cleaved off its ice shelf, the iceberg broke into pieces, creating a bunch of smaller, floating ice hunks.
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In June, a hacker broke into Reddit's systems by bypassing employees' SMS-based 13FA for the company's cloud hosting accounts.
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President Barack Obama broke into the opening refrain of "Amazing Grace" on live television during his eulogy for the Rev.
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Some broke into song and dance, others stood draped in the familiar green, red and white of their nation's flag.
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On Wednesday, after Trump's victory was sealed, Russian lawmakers broke into applause and Putin sent a warm message of congratulations.
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HOLLYWOOD SQUARED Pauley Perrette&aposs ex-husband unable to file suit alleging she stalked him and broke into his home.
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Earlier this month, infamous YouTuber Logan Paul called the police on a fan who broke into his Los Angeles home.
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Police believe that broke into the house to burglarize it, and killed Grinstead in the course of committing the burglary.
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The New York Police Department released video surveillance of the intruder who broke into actress Ellen Barkin's apartment on Thursday.
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Tennessee conjured up a well-executed screen pass to Henry, who used two good blocks and broke into the clear.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren nearly broke into tears while explaining why there SHOULD be bipartisan support for the revised healthcare bill.
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A Kentucky woman remains behind bars after she allegedly broke into a local bar and stuck around until employees arrived.
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Abdollahian revealed his dream of becoming an astronaut; Wright talked about his family and how he broke into professional football.
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But a warm welcome is in order for the name Elijah, which broke into the list for the first time.
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When she wouldn't send any, he broke into her cell phone account—she wasn't sure how—and found nude photos.
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The same "teen" hacker who allegedly broke into CIA director John Brennan's personal email account is back at it again.
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After coming home to a trashed kitchen, a family in Vail, Colorado, suspected that a burglar broke into their house.
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She moved to St. Louis, where her ex-boyfriend broke into her new home in July 2012 and stabbed her.
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He scratched some hateful words on a kid's locker and he and others broke into a van and got arrested.
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In 123, a hacker named Kevin Mitnick broke into a software company called Netcom, stealing email archives and security programs.
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In the docs, she says Moraga undeterred and broke into the house, changed the locks again and barricaded himself inside.
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Standing behind police barricades on the rainy night, they broke into song, rapping every word of the show's title track.
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Click through to find out how we broke into beauty, and then share your own first memories with us below.
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Back in October, hackers claiming a pro-Palestine political stance broke into the email account of CIA Director John Brennan.
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One night, he broke into the crew's electrical shed and stole a chair, which he turned into a toilet seat.
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Cáceres died on March 20153, 2016, after at least two assailants broke into her home and shot her to death.
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Rogan loved the idea, and he broke into his affectionate bro-speak after an extended Yang riff on the topic.
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In southern Bolivar state, people broke into dozens of shops and warehouses in various towns, witnesses and business leaders said.
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Clinton of acid washing her emails, she broke into a smile, shook her head in disgust and lowered her eyes.
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Law enforcement sources tell us the burglars broke into the singer's Brentwood home last Thursday ... in a very secure area.
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Afterward, the congregation broke into "Al Hanisim," a Hanukkah song that commemorates Jews' perseverance in the face of violent oppression.
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The jam grew and broke into multiple subjams, which wove themselves back together into something bigger and then bounced around.
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Up to four intruders broke into the house in an upmarket neighborhood on Monday, Jakarta police spokesman Argo Yuwono said.
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Puig has been in a clear decline (at least at the plate) since he broke into the majors with a .
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When Mark Hunt broke into the combat sports world, his success came largely as a result of his freakish genetics.
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When Beyoncé's "Formation" came on, a small army broke into the official choreography and riffed on its hip-shaking themes.
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JOHANNESBURG — After thieves broke into her car, a white South African motorist lashed out at the responding black police officers.
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As he was carried on a stretcher down the hillock of debris, rescuers and spectators broke into cheers and applause.
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One fine July morning, I broke into a relative's home, stole a valuable heirloom, and sold it at a pawnshop.
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Young women in hijabs held signs in the air reading "terrorism is the enemy," as they broke into spirited chants.
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In the accounts, the death squads broke into houses, took belongings and assaulted women and girls, sometimes stripping them naked.
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Suddenly he broke into movement, dashed to the edge of the platform and sliced gracefully into the bright blue water.
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Around the house she mounted musicals starring the family cats and broke into song willy-nilly with her hairbrush microphone.
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Ever since he broke into the major leagues in 2010, few pitchers could match his 100-miles-per-hour fastball.
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Then Mom called the police on her new caregiver, a gentle Polish woman who she claimed broke into her apartment.
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Asked by a reporter about the infighting and "constant shivving" among White House staff, Mr. Meadows unexpectedly broke into laughter.
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TMZ broke the story ... a guy broke into Amber's house Wednesday morning and hung out for 4 hours before leaving.
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Such choices did not appease the fashion sensibilities of Ms. Sorokin, who broke into tears and refused to start proceedings.
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When Mr. Kaufmann appeared onstage (after a tension-inducing 15-minute delay), the audience broke into prolonged applause and bravos.
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The committee found that Russia tried to tamper with 21 state election systems and successfully broke into one in Illinois.
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Tullio Lombardo's "Adam" (early 1490s), a Renaissance masterpiece in marble, fell from its pedestal and broke into hundreds of pieces.
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Between two and six people broke into the home, one of them wearing a mask, according to witnesses, Lurie said.
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Six months into my freelance career, I broke into my savings and embarked on a month-long trip to Europe.
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In 2007, a few weeks after the breakup, Nowak broke into Oefelein's Houston apartment and discovered Shipman's identity and location.
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Close to 150 million people had their personal information stolen by hackers who broke into the credit reporting agency's systems.
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In a show of patriotic solidarity, the crowd broke into the national anthem, but the demonstrations continued into the night.
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He spent four years in the U.S. Air Force after high school, then returned to Massachusetts and broke into television.
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He studied his victims' schedules, broke into their homes and unlocked windows or removed screens in preparation for his return.
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Two men, armed with AK-47s, broke into the younger Cunningham's Cincinnati apartment and killed him after his roommate escaped.
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He broke into pro sports by handling publicity and business affairs for the Pittsburgh Hornets of the American Hockey League.
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The audience broke into applause as the ATM displayed the word "JACKPOT" and ejected a steady stream of bank notes.
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He then beat Sabrina Lance with the butt of the gun, which broke into pieces during the attack, prosecutors said.
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He leapt toward the door and handed the ring to the frantic woman, whose face broke into a huge smile.
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Police believe Gonzaga broke into her ex-girlfriend's Las Vegas home and found her in bed with her new boyfriend.
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" The feud broke into public view last week when Mr. Corker said that Mr. Trump's advisers were guarding against "chaos.
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The previous month, a mayor in the central Philippines was gunned down by four men who broke into his office.
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Hackers broke into people's Amazon Ring home security cameras, watching them at home and harassing them using the cameras' speakers.
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Besides its breaches of foreign government ministries, DarkMatter also broke into Gmail, Yahoo and Hotmail accounts, according to former employees.
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Wednesday's close over 20,000 came nearly 18 years after the index first broke into five digits on March 29, 1999.
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" While waiting to learn about low-interest loans, Kathy Wilkes, 67, broke into an intense, rattling coughing attack "from the smoke.
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When Cruz broke into silly song to demonstrate how he serenades his wife on the phone, there was squirm-inducing silence.
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We're told Leon broke into another home May 4 thinking it was Rihanna's ... and that's why he was arrested for stalking.
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Emily Dearden originally told police that someone broke into their home and hit her on the head, according to CBS News.
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She broke into television playing Sylvia Schnauser, the wife of Al Lewis' Officer Leo Schnauser on Car 20173, Where Are You?
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After we did intros and went over some terms, we broke into smaller groups and went through a few hypothetical scenarios.
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The relative quiet may reflect a reduction in fighting since Iraq's special forces first broke into eastern Mosul a week ago.
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"We did a scene where we broke into a house and then we go swimming in the pool," Adlon, 50, remembered.
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The original context is darker: A 14-year-old girl was babysitting her niece when an intruder broke into the home.
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In 1982, someone broke into Carter's home, raped her, and strangled her to death with the cord of her electric blanket.
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The audience broke into applause several times throughout the show, which featured a handful of plus-size models on the runway.
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HQ Trivia first broke into the top 10 gaming apps about three months after the app launched on iOS in 2017.
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When it was passed, members of the iwi in the gallery of parliament broke into a ten-minute song of celebration.
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Last year, cyberspies broke into the State Department computer system, which was called the "worst ever" invasion into a federal database.
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"The aircraft hit the ground and broke into pieces," the Investigative Committee of Russia said in a statement on its website.
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The mob broke into Haitians' homes, destroying belongings with baseball bats and hoes and removing personal items and setting them ablaze.
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The pattern of his crimes — the way he'd learn his victims' habits and how he broke into their homes — was similar.
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Using credentials they stole along the way, the hackers broke into the networks of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee days later.
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When the crowd broke into chants of "We Want Trump," Cruz simply paused and gave a nod to Trump's home state.
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This is where, Rocio Lopez, a DREAMer and a Product Designer at Sumo Logic, grew up before she broke into tech.
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The migrants broke into a sprint, tripping over cracked pavement as an older woman sweeping her stoop urged them to hurry.
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And, last year Virgin admitted it a hacker broke into its internal network, prompting the company to force-reset staff passwords.
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NHK reported that the facility is usually locked at night but the suspect broke into the building by smashing a window.
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Hackers broke into a Deloitte administrative account, according to The Guardian, and stole emails and other information pertaining to Deloitte clients.
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"During the crisis, we lost everything," he added, describing how an armed group broke into his home and stole his belongings.
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In one village in particular, a mob broke into a farmer's field and killed and ate his cattle on the spot.
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Russian-linked hackers broke into the servers of the Democratic National Committee and stole a bunch of information that included emails.
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He broke into directing with the Laika film Kubo and the Two Strings, but this is his first live-action project.
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Even if he is a convicted hacker and proud trans man who broke into the DMV, the most victimless crime imaginable.
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Rebels took hostages, set fire to buildings, ransacked churches, broke into the local jail to free inmates and looted an armory.
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But at the end of the day, the blame lies with the people who broke into her room, not with Kim.
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A little pebble beach opened up to a fork in the river, a point where the rapids broke into calmer water.
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Black Lives Matter has been happening for years—this was the first year it broke into the top 10 on Facebook.
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The chamber broke into spontaneous applause after the resolution was passed, with 14 members voting "yes" and only the US abstaining.
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Tasked with choosing one of their own songs to perform the rest of their lives, BTS broke into a mini-concert.
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Owen: This ancient saint's name, popularized by actor Owen Wilson, broke into the Top 25 for boys for the first time.
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It has also targeted Vietnamese overseas and broke into the computers of a Western national parliament, Carr wrote in the report.
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Dajon Harper, was killed early Monday morning by Black after the 26-year-old broke into the veteran's home, police said.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE A clean getaway A man in metro Boston told police someone broke into his home -- and cleaned it up.
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In February 2015, Anthem, the second largest health insurer in America, was breached when hackers broke into the company's computer system.
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"Soooo my brother and @RafaelCasal broke into my apartment this morning Ha!" he tweeted along with a video of the surprise.
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Last week, locals spontaneously broke into a rendition of the song at a public memorial to the victims of the attack.
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Someone broke into a Secret Service agent's car on Thursday, jacking a laptop computer full of "sensitive information," CBS News reports.
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Rex was injured while protecting his 16-year-old owner, Javier, from intruders who broke into their Des Moines, Washington, home.
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He broke into show biz as a casting director in the late '80s before making it big on the Canadian comedy.
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Her husband was away at the time and the assailants broke into the house after Qaisi refused to open the door.
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On Thursday, the LAPD confirmed that a man broke into Amber Rose's San Fernando home early Wednesday morning on May 17.
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The president alleged the bureau "broke into" Cohen's office, and claimed the raid caused his longtime associate to turn against him.
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The competitors agreed on a draw and Armstrong proclaimed Lincoln to be, 'the best fella that ever broke into this settlement.
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When the massive college admissions scam broke into the open on Tuesday, Ryan Cobb's dad texted him about a family friend.
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After claiming her sixth Wimbledon championship last year, Serena Williams broke into the cheerful smile of somebody accustomed to such success.
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There was the one who broke into cars on the street, and the one who threatened neighbors with a metal pipe.
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Even at the zenith of her polling fortunes earlier this summer, she never broke into truly unbeatable territory on her own.
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A Seattle man broke into a financial office earlier this month, but was foiled by his own ravenous hunger for chocolate.
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The Spanish High Court specializing in organized crime said 10 intruders broke into the North Korean embassy and then left Spain.
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At least one money-hungry rat broke into an ATM and chewed through nearly $18,000 in cash, authorities in India said.
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Mr. Nolan showed no expression as the jury foreman read the verdict, while his mother broke into tears in the audience.
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The group targeted and broke into Brennan's AOL email account, Clapper's internet provider account, and others, including a White House official.
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"I read a news article the other day about a burglar who broke into three shops in a row," he said.
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In 2015, a pseudonymous hacker known as Phineas Fisher broke into the servers of the company, and went unnoticed for weeks.
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Everly, who turns three on May 31, looked on from the tub as her mama broke into some sweet dance moves.
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The 123-year-old actress does not appear to have aged much since she first broke into Hollywood in the '90s.
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But then thieves broke into four of those storage pods, stealing about 1,453 toys, dealing a blow to their painstaking work.
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Brown broke into another couple's house by hurling a statue into the glass of their front door, causing $6,000 in damage.
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" The crowd in a packed Bath County High School gymnasium at one point broke into a chant of "run, Joe, run.
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On Monday, delegates broke into applause twice when a legislative official read out the proposal to end Mr. Xi's term limit.
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"It was not the Russian intervention that determined it," he said to a congregation that frequently broke into applause and cheers.
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I broke into a run, but the helpful conductor held the door and we slipped on with no seconds to spare.
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But the images that dominated the day were generated by the relatively small group of protesters who broke into the legislature.
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But a much smaller group broke into the legislative building, smashed glass walls and spray-painted slogans in the inner chamber.
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According to Kyagulanyi men wearing uniforms of the Special Forces Command broke into his hotel room to arrest him on Aug.
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In 2016, anti-corruption protesters broke into the Green Zone, sacking the Parliament building and bringing the government to a standstill.
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A few days later, the police broke into my parents' home looking for my father, who served in Mr. Morsi's government.
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Before the leagues broke into divisions in 1969, as you might expect, romping to a 20-game victory was extraordinarily difficult.
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It's been almost a year ago that on November the 28th, countless shocked Americans broke into tears over the election results.
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"We long for him to get out," said his mother, Rubeena Tasin, who broke into tears just going through his backpack.
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But he first broke into prominence during a 13-year stint at Oracle, a dominant supplier of databases and other software.
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A hacker broke into Dogewallet, a website where users stored their coins, and stole thousands of dollars worth of the currency.
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"Help me please … ohh … someone just broke into my house and shot my husband," Angeleanna Estorffe said in the 911 call.
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They broke into two banks but were unable get into other banks in the commercial area of the town, Okesanmi added.
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The audience broke into a long, welcoming ovation as the beaming Mr. Hvorostovsky blew kisses to his fans and the orchestra.
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And the prince — who's a frequent visitor to Africa — even broke into Swahili to talk with one man from Tanzania, Africa.
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This season topped the others, as the Terriers broke into the AP Top 25 for the first time in school history.
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Like "Parasite," it also swept award shows, broke into international markets, and was praised for its social commentary on class inequality.
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Demonstrators broke into facilities of Petroamazonas, the state oil production company, forcing it to shut down several oil fields and pipelines.
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Hackers eventually broke into every machine and were able to manipulate the software to register fake ballots and change vote totals.
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CrowdStrike determined in 2016 that Russian agents broke into the DNC's network and stole emails that were later released by WikiLeaks.
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Investigators believe a group broke into a shed that the club uses for arts programs on Friday and vandalized the interior.
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Once, she said, at a mall food court, Katy Perry's "Firework" came on and he broke into an impromptu dance routine.
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That morning, he realized he was in trouble when he practiced them with best man C.J. Russell and broke into sobs.
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"He heard a man broke into an apartment," his son Henry Walburger, who was 533 at the time, said on Sunday.
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The security forces overwhelmed the guards, broke into the palace and took Mr. Mumbere to a police post for questioning. Capt.
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He and a partner broke into a home in Manchester, where they encountered a 71-year-old man who lived there.
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The hackers then broke into the website, took information from it and are distorting it on social media, the company said.
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"The defendant and three of his friends broke into the offices," Aselage said, and then downloaded files from Retrophin's computer servers.
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As she stepped into Añejo, a restaurant just down the street from the theater, a table of 20 broke into applause.
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A fellow lawmaker, Malalai Ishaqzai, said she had become frustrated about Parliament's behavior even before the session broke into a brawl.
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So they broke into the FBI office in Media, Pennsylvania, the night of the Ali-Frazier fight in Madison Square Garden.
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What happened: Residents of a small Croatian building broke into a neighbor's loft because they decided it should belong to them.
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Prosecutors say he also broke into a mobile home park on 2 separate occasions with the intent to rape elderly women.
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At the Republican debate on Saturday, when Jeb Bush broke into one of Trump's answers, Trump turned around and shushed Bush.
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However, the demonstrators broke into smaller groups and attempted to gain entry to the capitol through various side entrances, he said.
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His letters said the terrorists used his photo ID and broke into his mail and email to send fake information to authorities.
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Marte broke into the majors with Detroit in 2015 and last season hit 23 home runs with 44 RBIs for the Angels.
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Then he broke into a surprising moment — mocking the gaffe that some have credited with helping tarnish his 2004 campaign for president.
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Bear breaks into car, police help it escape A bear broke into a car in California's Placer County and locked itself in.
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Los Angeles police on Wednesday confirmed that YouTuber Logan Paul executed a citizen's arrest after someone broke into his multimillion-dollar estate.
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Did the denizens of Whoville just not care that a recluse cave-dweller broke into each and every one of their homes?!
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So he broke into the city's Acer Arena through the roof, mid-concert, and began hurling eggs at the singer from above.
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Last summer, hackers backed by China's Ministry of State Security broke into networks of eight of the world's biggest technology service providers.
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Three days later, Sarahah broke into the App Store's top 1,500 apps for the first time, according to analytics from Sensor Tower.
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Channing Tatum is now legally protected from a woman who broke into his home and squatted there for more than a week.
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That was why, when Trump's election victory was announced in the lower house of Russia's parliament, the lawmakers broke into spontaneous applause.
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When a judge recently refused to rule against an opposition leader, thugs broke into his home and raped his wife and daughter.
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In September of 1975, a masked man broke into the bedroom of Snelling's teenage daughter and attempted to abducted her at gunpoint.
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It started Monday night, when tight end Rob Gronkowski broke into spontaneous dance moves during Opening Night introductions at State Farm Arena.
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The hackers are said to have "patiently waited months" after they broke into the health insurance giant's systems before they stole data.
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Two people broke into a Catholic church in the town of Saint-Etienne-du-Rouvray during morning Mass, taking five people hostage.
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On the night of July 14, as Azeem and his wife slept, their son broke into their daughter's bedroom and strangled her.
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Logan Paul took the law into his own hands Tuesday night ... making a citizen's arrest after a guy broke into his home.
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Hillary Clinton broke into a coughing fit at a rally on Labor Day, an episode that might be more or less meaningless.
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Last year, an anonymous hacker broke into the systems of VTech, a company that makes internet-connected toys, tablets and baby monitors.
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Her love life became tabloid fodder and she broke into morning shows parents turn on while hustling their kids out the door.
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The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department arrested a woman Monday after she allegedly broke into the rapper's home and raided his fridge.
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He broke into the NHL with a strong rookie campaign in 2017-18 as he scored 20 goals and had 52 points.
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Police said Martin broke into Slaínte early Monday morning and was found by employees who had come in to open the business.
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Cesar Millan got bit where it really hurts when someone broke into his house and made off with a ton of jewelry.
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They broke into the villa, pointed guns at the driver and gardener while three officers in plainclothes woke Abdullah up, he said.
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In 1995, the band broke into Herbert's office, stole the master recordings of their songs, and did a runner in Horner's car.
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In October, a group of hackers calling itself "Crackas With Attitude" (CWA) broke into the AOL email of CIA director John Brennan.
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The man who allegedly broke into Roquan Smith's car and stole the Chicago Bears linebacker's rookie playbook has been arrested ... officials say.
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Unidentified hackers broke into at least 20 accounts in Air India's frequent-flyer programme and redeemed miles worth Rs 1.6 million ($23,745).
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But the researchers at Ann Arbor who quickly broke into the US voting system say that the Estonian one is vulnerable too.
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In 1997, after the family filed a missing-persons report on Marjorie, her son broke into her house and found her body.
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The company uses Sabre SynXis Central Reservations to facilitate guest bookings, and hackers broke into the reservation system to get the data.
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According to TIME, a wild opossum living in Florida recently broke into and wreaked havoc on a Fort Walton Beach liquor store.
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Since his company broke into big data, Foursquare's new CEO, Jeff Glueck, finds the possibilities for big data companies to be endless.
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But when aggressive medication didn't work — and the red patches broke into open sores — she knew something more severe was going on.
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In February, somebody broke into singer Alanis Morissette's home and stole a safe containing $2 million worth of jewelry and other valuables.
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On Friday, Facebook revealed that hackers broke into the company's servers and potentially stole the data of up to 50 million people.
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Authorities claim Frankie Eugene Bybee — an 2861-year member of the Sarasota County Sheriff's Office — broke into the victim's home on Jan.
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Even friends could feel wary of him, his dark eyes sometimes glowering with a toad-like stare before he broke into laughter.
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That malware, which included a Tor Browser exploit, broke into the computer of anyone who visited certain child pornography threads on Playpen.
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A hacker broke into Reddit's employee computer network in June, gaining access to some of its user data, the company announced Wednesday.
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The teenaged hackers who broke into CIA Director John Brennan's personal email account have now hit a White House official, Motherboard reports.
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Hackers broke into the Twitter and blogging systems of London's Metropolitan Police Friday night, publishing a series of strange and offensive messages.
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Hackers broke into the Twitter and blogging systems of London's Metropolitan Police Friday night, publishing a series of strange and offensive messages.
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Hackers broke into the Twitter account and other blogging systems of London's Metropolitan Police Friday night, publishing a series of strange messages.
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Crackas With Attitude, or CWA, first sprung on the hacking scene when they broke into Brennan's AOL email account in October 2015.
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"I don't think anybody knows it was Russia that broke into the DNC [Democratic National Committee]," exclaimed Trump during the first debate.
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The FBI will not be able to disclose how it broke into an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino shooters.
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Meanwhile, South Korea and Taiwan both broke into the top 10 ranking for the first time, accounting for 3.4% and 2.3% respectively.
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After an open forum, the participants broke into groups for smaller discussions about topics that centered on the police and race relations.
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Despite going without makeup in 2019, Lady Gaga broke into the beauty industry that same year, launching her cosmetics line Haus Laboratories.
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In August 000, the giant IndustryInfo mailing list broke into a roiling debate over why there were so few women in tech.
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It's believed that Cole broke into that home before he was captured, and that a fight ensued between himself and the teen.
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The concerts of the summer of '76 proved a crucible: In the months that followed, punk broke into public consciousness across Britain.
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The FBI will not be able to disclose how it broke into an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino shooters.
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When one of them broke into a sprint around the outer edges of the space, there was feeling in her sheer force.
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When I first broke into Hollywood, he welcomed me with open arms and some very sage advice I'll forever take to heart.
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Darcy Cherry told CNN affiliate WISC that when an armed robber broke into her home last week, Levi started growling and barking.
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In 1996, he broke into his ex-girlfriend's house when he was drunk and stole $500 worth of goods, his pardon explains.
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" The comments contrast with President Donald Trump who complained Monday that agents "broke into the office of one of my personal attorneys.
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Casey says she broke into tears while her friends insisted that she cancel the wedding and, in essence, violently fuck him up.
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In fact, when I was on tour I climbed the fence and broke into it not knowing that they have tours now.
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Bledsoe broke into sobs as he described speaking to his family by phone as he was rushing to try to save them.
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The thieves broke into Ghermezian's home through a rear window on the balcony of the three-story mansion, according to the NYPD.
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According to Mr. Esqueda's wife, armed men broke into the couple's house while they were sleeping and said they were government agents.
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In that case, an N.B.A. player was fatally shot in Dallas after he broke into what he thought was his girlfriend's apartment.
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In the 25 years since Ms. Alling and Mr. Van Thillo broke into Biosphere 2, our species has profoundly altered Biosphere 1.
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Kim Zolciak called the cops Wednesday morning after an alleged burglar broke into her daughter's car at their home ... TMZ has learned.
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" — SETH MEYERS "The N.Y.P.D. is looking for a man who recently broke into an Apple store and stole $75,000 worth of product.
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Wells said he sometimes broke into tears as he was writing "The End of Loneliness," which took him seven years to complete.
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Trolls broke into multiple Alcoholics Anonymous meetings being held via Zoom video conference and harassed participants with slurs and mentions of alcohol.
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In Europe, Germany's 30-year benchmark bond yield briefly broke into positive territory on Tuesday for the first time since Aug. 5.
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"I don't think anybody knows it was Russia that broke into the DNC," Trump said at the first presidential debate on Sept.
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Instead, she broke into tears and said, "I can't, I can't, I can't," and she hung up the phone, Ms. Perez said.
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" In the background, as the train pulled out of Peekskill, O'Meara broke into the classic protest chant, "This land is your land.
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Russian hackers broke into the networks of key U.S. power companies last year, possibly causing blackouts, The Wall Street Journal reported Monday.
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As we first reported, he was hit multiple times when masked assailants broke into the Hollywood Hills home where he was staying.
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CrowdStrike, a company that provided security and cyberattack response services to the DNC, determined Russian-backed hackers broke into the DNC network.
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Developing Protesters broke into the U.S. Embassy compound in Baghdad today after American airstrikes over the weekend killed dozens of militia fighters.
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But the very inspector general report McCarthy urged people to read as proof of his "broke into" allegation specifically debunks that allegation.
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In 2014, hackers thought to be working for the Russian government broke into an unclassified White House computer system, according to reports.
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On Monday, the tension escalated when Maldives National Defense Forces reportedly broke into the Supreme Court in the capital city of Male.
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At least two burglars broke into the museum at night, using a ladder to climb to a window from elevated railway tracks.
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And earlier this week, someone broke into the computers of San Francisco's mass transit system, forcing the service to offer free fares.
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It's as if the thieves from "Ocean's Eleven" broke into Fort Knox, left behind the gold bars and took a stamp collection.
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In reality, there's no missing server, and both CrowdStrike and the US government concluded that Russian government hackers broke into the DNC.
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After Wednesday's hearing, Smith broke into tears as a sheriff's deputy placed her in handcuffs and escorted her out of the courtroom.
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However, Trump said: "I don't know if we know it was Russia who broke into the DNC," Trump said at the debate.
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The actor broke into Hollywood in 1973 with a role in the Robert De Niro-starring baseball film Bang the Drum Slowly.
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It was the 200th homer in the career of Gonzalez, who broke into the major leagues with the Oakland A's in 2008.
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With the help of the major labels, Jamaican musicians like Sean Paul, Sean Kingston, and Elephant Man broke into Top Forty radio.
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The marauding protesters also set a traffic light controller ablaze, apart from the fires they started in the shops the broke into.
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Russian government hackers broke into the Democratic National Committee's computer network looking for opposition research on Donald Trump, the Washington Post reports.
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More than 17,000 people signed a petition demanding the New York City officer's ouster after he broke into a black woman's home.
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So he was let free, and within 48 hours, he went through the episode in which he broke into the neighbor's house.
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On March 22, unidentified hackers broke into the city's computer network, placing malware on its systems and restricting access to vital data.
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With literally millions of people playing, it was really only a matter of time until World of Warcraft broke into the mainstream.
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He drove from California to Houston to visit friends on Saturday, broke into a tire shop and spent the night inside, McGalin said.
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Men in uniform broke into the armory at the Zambakro military training camp in the morning and also looted weapons from police stations.
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" Another report said , "Glowering clouds broke into a thunderstorm as the show opened, sending models on to a catwalk slick with driving rain.
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The previous night, members of Manson's cult broke into the rented Los Angeles hillside home Tate shared with her husband, filmmaker Roman Polanski.
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Prosecutors added the breaking and entering charge stemming from a 2011 incident where he allegedly broke into a foreclosed house and stole piping.
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I mean, it is one of the things that, you know, when we broke into sporting goods, we started in the equipment section.
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He broke into the apartment of Karen Sparks, a University of Washington student, while she slept, and beat her before sexually assaulting her.
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Henry left the van to wait for the right time to attack, prosecutors said, and he broke into a boat to hide overnight.
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A cow who broke into a California animal sanctuary six weeks ago ended up stealing some hearts and finding a forever home there.
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A 17-year-old burglar broke into a home and woke up the owners to ask for their Wi-Fi password, police said.
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Tajik border guards also said in a statement an angry mob broke into a Tajik family's house and attacked them, causing serious injuries.
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That same year, Mr. Chawla was attacked by two unidentified men who broke into his home and shot him twice in the back.
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What they're saying: "It's just as if they broke into the companies and stole the data physically," said Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein.
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"Even if they broke into a checkpoint and did something wrong, who gave you the right to execute them this way?" she asked.
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A 5-year-old child's fingers were broken when a soldier broke into his home and stepped on them while he was asleep.
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According to Thursday's charges, hackers Zhu Hua and Zhang Shilong broke into more than 45 US tech companies for economic espionage since 2006.
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When he came home, he thought somebody broke into his room because his whole room was demolished because I was in dire need.
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But then Alice Bowman, the missions operations manager for New Horizons, started smiling on the screen, and the auditorium broke into nervous laughter.
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Eventually, he leaned in for a kiss, and the pair locked lips while Gaga, 33, broke into a smile and the crowd cheered.
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McKinnon, who also had Asperger's, said he broke into U.S. state computers while on a "moral crusade" to find classified documents about UFOs.
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Before and since then, the hackers broke into one cell provider after the other to gain continued and persistent access to the networks.
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Bosnian Muslims, who largely see Oric as a hero, broke into applause as he and a fellow soldier left the courtroom free men.
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Inhabitants of San Antonio de Tachira, on the Venezuelan side of the river, say that colectivos attacked protesters there and broke into apartments.
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Notably he broke into the political sphere in 20123 when he worked as an aide for former Wisconsin governor Warren Knowles, per CNN.
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According to her website, Shirlene Quigley broke into professional dancing at age 18 when she danced in Beyonce's "Crazy in Love" music video.
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Some broke into applause as council members, who have expressed qualified support, pointedly questioned New York City officials during two hours of testimony.
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Or that a guy who regularly committed burglaries broke into my home found Meredith, took advantage of her, killed her and ran off?
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TD famously broke into the league as an immediate superstar in 1995 ... rushing for more than 6,000 yards in his first 4 seasons.
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Pollard broke into hysterics after Angie Bowie told her "David is dead" -- Pollard mistook David Bowie's death for that of housemate David Gest.
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Poachers broke into a zoo in France this week, killing a white rhino and sawing off one of its horns, NPR News reports.
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WBFF reported on its website that the man broke into the station demanding that it cover a story about an unspecified government conspiracy.
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TMZ broke the story ... a thirsty woman broke into the crib back in April and confessed to taking Pepsi, Sprite and Fiji water.
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The crowd broke into cheers and applause as Swain hit the final notes, then strangers approached her with compliments, hugs and high fives.
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Dubreuil had followed her for a cover article for L'Équipe Magazine in 2008, when Cornet broke into the top 20 at age 18.
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At one point, after delivering an intro, she broke into a run toward backstage — perhaps headed off to her next quick wardrobe change.
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Comcast broke into the media industry in 2011 with its purchase of NBCUniversal, a deal that the Justice Department approved with conditions attached.
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Most impressive, Christian Pulisic, 17, broke into Borussia Dortmund's first team and became the youngest player in Bundesliga history to score two goals.
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When she brought up her signature two percent wealth tax on the nation's wealthiest people, the crowd broke into chants of "two cents."
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"I'd like to see him make a deal with Xi Jinping," Buttigieg said of the Chinese president as the crowd broke into cheers.
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Thousands of protesters outside the governor's mansion in Old San Juan broke into song and cheers as Rosselló announced he was stepping down.
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In 1903-4, a British expedition finally broke into Lhasa, and soldiers freed a former official, imprisoned for 20 years for helping Das.
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It was a swing cover of Khia's song of the same name, and everyone in the room broke into raucous laughter—except Sahbabii.
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In 2014, hackers broke into the USPS compromising the personal information of more than 800,000 employees, The Washington Post reported at the time.
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Police told the website that three male suspects broke into the home on September 1 and the resident living there was pistol whipped.
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Julie Ann Nitsch said she had heard nothing since the night in 2010 that a stranger broke into her apartment and raped her.
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A man broke into our house when I was a child, and my father, a sheriff's deputy, chased him out with his firearm.
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It was a cold day in December 1974 when George Nash hopped in his red Chevy and broke into the Christmas tree industry.
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The group then broke into the homes of four men armed with guns before torturing them and stealing their property, including their cars.
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We're told the thieves broke into Soulja's home shortly after we first reported the rapper was back in custody after violating his probation.
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The investigation finally broke into public view on May 27, 2015, with the sensational early morning arrests of seven soccer officials in Zurich.
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Representative Billy Long, Republican of Missouri, broke into an auctioneer's patter — he was once an auctioneer — to drown her out until security arrived.
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White men broke into their house as Hooker and some of her siblings hid beneath an oak dining table, draped with a tablecloth.
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Before mixed martial arts broke into the mainstream, led by Ronda Rousey and Conor McGregor, it still had a core of fanatical followers.
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Tensions were so high that after the debate, representatives from each campaign broke into a shouting match before a gaggle of television cameras.
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Mohammed Tareq Ibraham Dar Youssef, 17, broke into the settlement of Adam on July 26, and stabbed three people, killing Yotam Ovadia, 31.
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A group of five low-level offenders broke into an SUV to rescue a 1-year-old girl who was accidentally locked in.
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The person briefed on Muscat's confession said Muscat alleges Alfred broke into the car by levering open the rear-quarter window passenger side.
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The gunmen broke into the Veracruz home of crime reporter Ana Flores Salazer at two o'clock in the morning and dragged her away.
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He broke into tears when Alastair Martin, the president of the United States Lawn Tennis Association, presented him with a check for $16,000.
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Outside, a woman broke into song as lawmakers who came from Washington, displayed the first of many bipartisan shows of unity and respect.
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Here's the FBI; they broke into President Trump -- at the time candidate Trump's -- campaign, spied on him, and then they covered it up.
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One of Russell's worst moments came when vandals broke into his home, spray-painted racial slurs throughout it and defecated in his bed.
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"I don't think anybody knows it was Russia that broke into the DNC," Trump said in a debate with Clinton in October 2016.
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Images of the scene aired by Japan's public broadcaster NHK showed the aircraft broke into several pieces in waters close to the coast.
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"They broke into the workers' camp with 30 gendarmerie, broke down the doors and detained around 500 workers," Karabulut told Reuters by phone.
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As he introduced a Holocaust survivor celebrating his birthday, the room broke into "Happy Birthday," and Mr. Trump made an orchestra-conducting gesture.
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Amol Swani's father held a can of fuel and some matches, instructing her to set herself afire if rioters broke into their home.
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It didn't proliferate as a distinct term until 2012, when it broke into thinkpieces, drawing a critical mass of attention by about 2014.
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They came in through a back entrance, unnoticed by a security guard, and broke into a fourth-grade classroom, local news outlets reported.
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One of the "teenage hackers" who broke into the CIA director's AOL email account last year hasn't given up targeting government intelligence officials.
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The ex-ASU football players who allegedly broke into multiple apartments on campus have been charged with multiple felonies ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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And just this week, Russian hackers allegedly broke into the Democratic National Committee's servers and stole research on presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.
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A Kansas City firefighter and his wife experienced this on New Year's Eve when two men broke into their home while they were away.
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