Nashville finally broke through 37 seconds in the second period.
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The Nationals broke through for two runs in the fifth.
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The Padres broke through in the fifth inning against Buehler.
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The father broke through his sobs with a polite smile.
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The White Sox broke through against Liriano in the third.
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I met her after she broke through with the Champagne!
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His teams, while often adequate, never broke through to greatness.
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Boston broke through with two outs in the fifth inning.
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He broke through two Carolina players to launch the shot.
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Del Río broke through in the world of silent film.
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When [stocks] broke through levels, there was no trap door selling.
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Earlier about 3503 youths broke through a partition in the camp.
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It was the day they broke through the barrier of fear.
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Also, we communities, we just broke through that house last week.
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Someone broke through a door, rooted around and discovered Hilary's stash.
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Two hundred punching and screaming miners broke through the troopers' line.
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Sometimes, however, it was so bad it broke through this numbness.
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The Tigers broke through with three runs in the seventh inning.
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The key level for Lulu is $140 that it broke through.
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None of them broke through, despite the enthusiasm they generated nationally.
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Gordon said Monday's drop broke through an important uptrend from 2015.
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It was Sweden that finally broke through in the 66th minute.
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After the nurse left, my father's pain broke through the morphine.
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He broke through the ideological "positions" by adopting a personalistic lens.
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The Lightning broke through at 4:10 of the second period.
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Then, she said, he became angry and broke through the door.
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The Terrapins broke through for just their second conference road win.
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Many of the seats where the Conservatives broke through are ageing.
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These are moments of the 2010s that broke through the noise.
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A bullet broke through the front passenger's window and hit Edwards.
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Expectation was building, and on the hour, Leicester City finally broke through.
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Once she broke through the last of the safeguards, I saw her.
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However, St. Louis broke through just 55 seconds into the second period.
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The selling on Tuesday accelerated after the Dow broke through Monday's lows.
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I broke through and met marble-textured, featureless creatures of vast power.
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Within a week, the method broke through the phone's lock screen protections.
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The Angels broke through in the sixth against Tigers reliever Nick Ramirez.
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But at other moments, the chaotic nature of Trump's presidency broke through.
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The cryptocurrency saw a sudden spike after it broke through the milestone.
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When sunlight finally broke through the haze, it illuminated a hellish landscape.
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"In 1975, it broke through to a lot of people," he said.
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At about 21 pm local time, they broke through and flooded inside.
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But that changed this week, when Mr. Ortega's crackdown finally broke through.
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Extreme sports is really the only one that sort of broke through.
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His heart was beating so hard it almost broke through his chest.
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Gathering pressure finally broke through the speaker's reluctance to start impeachment proceedings.
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The Angels broke through with two more against Hess in the third.
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Then the topic came to the black vote, and Booker broke through.
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Ten minutes later, a second one broke through a couple miles away.
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Arizona broke through in the fifth inning to get within 2-1.
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Baltimore finally broke through and took the lead for good in the sixth.
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Meanwhile, the S&P 500 broke through 2,300 and briefly rose above 2,400.
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As his plane broke through the clouds over Normandy all hell broke loose.
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Somali soldiers eventually broke through a wall, and customers wiggled out to safety.
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Brent broke through $67 this week for the first time since May 2015.
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The Braves finally broke through with the game's first run in the sixth.
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The Ducks broke through at the 12:03 mark of the second period.
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And against all odds, Riley made it: his anti-capitalist rap broke through.
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Then we were running towards them, and dark smoke broke through the white.
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The Indians finally broke through to score a run in the sixth inning.
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He then broke through a steel security door to get inside, police said.
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The Rockies finally broke through with a run in the fourth against Fried.
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" But when he came to The Sympathizer, "as a writer I broke through.
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Resident Advisor meets the enigmatic DJ and producer who broke through in 2016.
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The Wild final broke through with their first shot of the second period.
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Do you think this record when you really broke through to mainstream notoriety?
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The water broke through in the Shuafat refugee camp in Jerusalem as well.
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The Marlins broke through for two runs in the sixth inning against Folytnewicz.
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Well, at 22 in Europe, if you're not broke through yet, you're done.
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Brent broke through $80 for the first time since November 2014 last week.
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Capitol Police proceeded to arrest dozens of people who broke through the barriers.
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He broke through two defensemen and beat goalie Braden Holtby from in close.
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When the sun finally broke through on Friday, it shone on the Americans.
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It's still amazing, the Monica Lewinsky broke through with that story, so 1998?
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The Indians broke through with three runs against reliever Nick Ramirez (3-1).
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Detroit broke through in the fifth on Jose Iglesias' two-out, RBI double.
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The wing of the second plane broke through the fuel truck&aposs windshield.
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The yuan broke through 245.70 per dollar to its weakest since December 2008.
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While she never broke through to a broad audience, she maintained her commitments.
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With the game scoreless, the Rockies finally broke through in the eighth inning.
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But somehow, through the fear and learning and work, some authenticity broke through.
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The index broke through that level on Monday as soon as trading began.
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As a chorus of voices pelted him with questions, one woman's broke through.
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Internet humor broke through with shows like Broad City, Key & Peele, and Insecure.
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The revelation even broke through on Fox News, which the president watches regularly.
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In the midst of all that darkness and abuse, something broke through: music.
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We would be right in the flood path if the water broke through.
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Brent broke through $67 for the first time since May 2015 the previous day.
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Bertha the tunneling machine broke through a new concrete wall into a disassembly pit.
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The spike in yields broke through a 1981 downtrend that Yamada had been tracking.
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The Blue Jackets broke through in the scoreless game midway through the second period.
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But this week, none of the nonsense being passed around online really broke through.
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Germany's DAX index broke through the 10,000 mark and ended up around 1.5 percent.
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Navy broke through in the third quarter thanks to a safety from its defense.
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Brent broke through $67 this week, the first time since May 2015 this week.
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But hungering for more green snacks, the herd "broke through their fencing," he said.
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The benchmark on Thursday broke through $80 for the first time since November 2014.
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The sharp vegetable broke through the soft flavors of the rest of the dish.
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The Mariners broke through in the fourth on Crawford's one-out homer to left.
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The Wings broke through with 7:58 remaining on a two-on-one opportunity.
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That's part of why it was so shocking when a new name broke through.
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Brent broke through $28.5 earlier this week for the first time since May 22018.
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"Dickinson" recently broke through Parrot Analytics' top 10 most in-demand original streaming shows.
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Faint sirens and the murmur of worried onlookers broke through the late-afternoon quiet.
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He broke through as a Jet, scoring 20 goals in back-to-back seasons.
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One guy hit the VCR so hard it broke through one of our walls.
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I broke through a crust of potato sticks, revealing a fibrous stratum of meat.
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Thousands broke through military police lines, and a few even penetrated the Pentagon itself.
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Barria kept the Rays scoreless through five before they broke through in the sixth.
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Schwartzman again broke through in the seventh, attacking the net behind a deep forehand.
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The game was scoreless deep into the second period when Colorado finally broke through.
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The sun broke through the storm and a rainbow appeared, ending where I stood.
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Mr. Booker never quite broke through, and Tulsi Gabbard hasn't been here since October.
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Brent crude, meanwhile, broke through $50 a barrel for the first time since Nov.
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Devotees broke through the police cordons and returned to dance the dhamal on Saturday.
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Salty and with a strong whiff of fennel and orange, it somehow broke through.
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Detroit broke through against Lopez with two runs in the bottom of the inning.
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One apparent Trump supporter was hit after an anti-Trump protester broke through the barrier.
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These stories got some coverage, but it never quite broke through to the national consciousness.
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On Wednesday, the price of one bitcoin broke through $240,20183, a first for the cryptocurrency.
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On Sunday, several protestors also broke through barriers to try and disrupt the women's marathon.
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Few artists broke through with a story as tailor-made for stardom as Justin Vernon.
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On their 14th shot of the opening period, the Oilers broke through at 25:21.
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The Phillies broke through against Kershaw in the fourth inning with some shaky Dodgers defense.
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Firefighters eventually broke through an 18-inch brick wall to get into the tight space.
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They were hungry and different, and eventually they broke through and changed a calcified WWE.
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Their stories got some coverage, but it never quite broke through to the national consciousness.
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WTI in recent trading broke through the lows from 2008 which immediately drew everyone's attention.
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WTI broke through $20163 a barrel earlier this week, the first time since June 2015.
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Four others relievers matched him and the Twins' offense finally broke through against Kevin Gausman.
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Yes, Sidney Poitier broke through something, but he was remarkable in Lilies of the Field.
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But things got a little better when the sun broke through the clouds Tuesday afternoon.
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Brent broke through $80 for the first time in a few years earlier in May.
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Colorado finally broke through against Zack Godley (6-5) in the bottom of the inning.
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The sun broke through the clouds and shone down on the uprights like something holy.
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And on Wednesday, according to Brown, ServiceNow broke through one of its key technical levels.
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WTI broke through $2100 a barrel earlier this week, the first time since June 2000.
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Brent broke through $22016 earlier this week, the first time since May 210 this week.
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LA relievers had not allowed a run in 28 innings before the Astros broke through.
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But San Jose finally broke through when Thornton sent Hertl in on a long pass.
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The Rangers broke through when Profar homered to right field while leading off the fifth.
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The Angels finally broke through for a couple of two-out runs in the sixth.
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A year into the process, in his third interview with Gary, Mr. Macdonald broke through.
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Students broke through the gates, shouting "enough is enough" before being ordered back to school.
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In 2013, a meteor 55-feet in diameter broke through the Earth's atmosphere over Russia.
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Miami, shut out in the past two games, broke through in the third against deGrom.
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It was uncomfortable and searing, but the discomfort broke through barriers and moved us closer.
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You broke through professionally with the original "Saw" movie, which seems like every filmmaker's dream.
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Each bold new character broke through a wall that constrained us in our own lives.
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I've been constructing puzzles for some years now, but never broke through until this one.
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I think "College" broke through something for me, the fifth episode of the first season.
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But then a different man broke through the informal barricade and lunged at Officer Ali.
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As the night wore on, bottles and fireworks flew, and demonstrators broke through police cordons.
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They broke through in the fifth on Lugo's homer over the left-center field wall.
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When oil prices recently broke through the $60 benchmark, shares of Schlumberger surged with them.
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Now they are desperately running the numbers to see which brands broke through the noise.
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Terrified, she ran into her bedroom and shut the door, but Todd broke through it.
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By the time first responders broke through the locked doors, Kazi was dead, Ragan said.
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Price had a shutout midway through the third period before the Kings finally broke through.
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Once, a burglar broke through his skylight and took some appliances but ignored the art.
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Mack broke through in the third quarter for just his second sack in seven games.
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"When we broke through $30 and when we broke through $40, we were seeing real excitement in the market, but we've got a situation where Brent is above $50 but investors don't believe it is sustainable," said Tony Cross, market analyst at Trustnet Direct.
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The Dow Jones industrial average broke through 20,000, but some industries benefited much more than others.
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One woman wearing a crucifix broke through a police cordon and flung herself at Francis's feet.
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Bertha finally broke through in April of this year, having dug nearly 1.7 miles of tunnel.
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My post still broke through, thanks to its ability to goad my friends into angrily commenting.
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The panic attack waiting to happen broke through, and I had to get some fresh air.
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But GLD broke through that level, which then became the floor for GLD during the summer.
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That cycle is called recidivism, and today our guest Divine talks about how he broke through.
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The Indians broke through with three runs in the fifth against reliever Nick Ramirez (3-1).
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On Tuesday, debris broke through one of cabin windows, and one passenger died as a result.
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It was scoreless into the third period when the Avalanche broke through on the power play.
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The Cubs broke through against Davies with four consecutive two-out hits in the sixth inning.
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TECHNICALS: Nickel on Monday broke through the 200-day moving average, sparking technical follow-up buying.
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Roy Moore's loss broke through one of the most impenetrable walls in American politics: partisan polarization.
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Washington Redskins After two horrific years, the Redskins broke through with a division title last season.
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Monday, the suspects broke through a door in the back of the home outside Broken Arrow.
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Amid the turmoil, gold broke through $1,300 an ounce to reach its highest since mid June.
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When Garcia first broke through the mainstream against Erik Morales in 2012, I had my doubts.
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"Dickinson" broke through this week's list, as did Netflix's "Atypical," which recently debuted its third season.
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Maybe those official messages never broke through because there were too many other messages to process.
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In the fifth, though, the Dodgers broke through, helped by some shakiness from the Brewers' defense.
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Chicago broke through in the bottom of the fourth to cut Cincinnati's lead to 5-2.
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A Kenrich Williams layup 3:01 into the game broke through the Horned Frogs' early drought.
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Buying accelerated as the contract broke through technical chart resistance at its 50-day moving average.
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A wave of debris from an iron-ore mine broke through the Fundão dam on Nov. 5.
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West eventually broke through as a solo artist with his debut album The College Dropout in 2004.
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The Tigers finally broke through in the bottom of the inning, but it was a wasted opportunity.
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Shots were fired, and one bullet broke through her bedroom window and struck her in the chest.
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Nevada broke through with 1:56 remaining as Maliek Broady scored on from the 3-yard line.
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Gold broke through its recent trading range this week after slipping below its 200-day moving average.
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When activated by light, the nanomachines targeted specific cells and broke through the membrane, rapidly killing them.
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The visitors broke through at 1:06 of the third when Tavares put Toronto up 1-0.
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Vogt finally broke through with the leadoff homer in the seventh, giving Oakland a 83-0 lead.
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"We broke through a key technical level on the S&P at 2,120" on an intraday basis.
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They broke through a second tear-gas screen and beat up gendarmes who were throwing gas bombs.
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Louisville finally broke through for a score, as Pass connected with Atwell for a 1-yard touchdown.
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That's how Airbnb and Gizmodo itself, which are both hosted by AWS, broke through our Amazon blockade.
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Happ broke through with two baskets during an 11-4 Badgers run to start the second half.
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Cavallini later broke through the Americans' lax defense for an easy goal to make it 2-0.
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Earlier this month, the lira broke through 3.0 to the dollar for the first time since October.
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But, as wizards everywhere now know, Rowling and her imagination eventually broke through in a major way.
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In October, Greenpeace activists broke through two security barriers and launched fireworks over EDF's Cattenom nuclear plant.
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The move comes just days after shares of Amazon broke through $1,000 for the first time ever.
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They arrived at the water's edge and her hand, holding the sword aloft, broke through the surface.
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She broke through this particular glass ceiling, and will hopefully provide an example for others to follow.
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Early the next morning, waters broke through levees on the Odagawa and Takamagawa rivers, unleashing flood waters.
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Baltimore broke through in the bottom of the eighth when Tim Beckham hit a two-run homer.
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It broke through stereotypes of Black masculinity and fatherhood, and for that reason, this image was special.
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Neuvirth stopped all 10 shots he faced, and the team's formerly punchless top line finally broke through.
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Bitcoin saw a massive, sudden spike just after it broke through a closely watched milestone Tuesday night.
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WTI broke through $216 a barrel for the first time since June 22016 in the previous session.
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Kennedy's strategy produced a top-five recruiting class, and this season the Aggies at last broke through.
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Oklahoma State runs past TCU Oklahoma State finally broke through for Big 54.23 win over the weekend.
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His message — that corporations needed to do more to assist refugees — broke through the high-minded rhetoric.
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Mr. Guaidó had vowed to re-enter Venezuela as those aid shipments broke through Mr. Maduro's blockade.
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For the Burmese in the sushi business, Philip Maung may have been the one who broke through.
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On Saturday here in Cardiff, the current incarnation of Real Madrid at last broke through the barrier.
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Neither team broke through until the top of the fifth, when the A.L. scored against Alex Wood.
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M.C. broke through a wall of bricks that looked like a prop from a middle school play.
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The Oilers finally broke through in the third period after a Larkin turnover in his own zone.
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Silence gripped Gonzalez as tears rolled down her cheeks, and the crowd broke through with random chants.
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The Bruins kept up the pressure in the second period until McAvoy broke through at 8:01.
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Detroit broke through on Larkin's power-play goal, his 17th this season, at the 3:52 mark.
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First, he sees a "downtrend resistance" near $10.25 that USO broke through, but then fell back below.
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To improve the apartment's flow, they broke through a wall to open the kitchen to the hallway.
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The plane "lost altitude during takeoff and broke through a concrete fence," Kazakhstan's Civil Aviation Committee said.
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At the end of April, Netflix broke through the symbolic barrier of 100m members across the world.
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But it's also why it broke through, anyway, and why we're still talking about it 20 years later.
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Image: Platinum GamesPrivacy-conscious everything2018 was the year that privacy concerns really broke through with the mainstream public.
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The rains were so intense Monday that water broke through the ceiling of a Washington Metro underground station.
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Neymar broke through Mexico&aposs stern resistance by setting up the opener when his back-heel released Willian.
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Boockvar added that the shutdown is not a factor and that the S&P broke through February's lows.
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EDT (27.3 GMT) after it broke through $22019,20.4 for the first time since April 216.97 earlier this week.
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The Expos broke through in the tenth, getting two hits and a run off of reliever Brian Williams.
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Protesters broke through police barricades, lit fires and threw rocks at the city's convention center, smashing one door.
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The poachers broke through a gate during the night, and forced the metal door of the rhino's enclosure.
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The S&P 500, for instance, broke through a key momentum level, the 200-day moving average, Thursday.
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One is a national crime wave, during which the murder rate broke through its previous record of 2011.
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And among the top 10 tours of all time, only Madonna and Michael Jackson broke through that barrier.
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San Diego broke through in a big way with a five-run sixth inning when they chased Chatwood.
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Supporters differ on the number of points shaved by the ethanol offensive, but they admit it broke through.
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Then the Syrian army -- backed by pro-Iranian militias and supported by controversial Russian air strikes -- broke through.
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When a handful broke through the cordon, some attacking the police, the authorities had the excuse they needed.
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The Seattle bats were dormant in the opening two games of the season before finally broke through Wednesday.
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They were especially passionate in Washington, D.C., where the protesters broke through the barriers surrounding the Capitol Building.
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After consolidating in March, it recently broke through its ceiling of resistance, hitting a new high on Tuesday.
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"Look at Rory McIlroy, who broke through early at a high level on the men's circuit," Levet continued.
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Since its last earnings report, the stock moved up 13 basis points and broke through the $200 level.
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The Dodgers broke through in the bottom of the sixth despite Scherzer striking out the first two batters.
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" Dickerson has been learning a lot since he broke through with 2015's rain-soaked video for "Yours.
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But this theory broke through to Fox News this week thanks to a confusing local TV news story.
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The dollar broke through the psychologically significant barrier of 112 yen JPY= for the first time since Jan.
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It wasn't until the sixth inning that the Angels broke through with two outs while trailing 173-0.
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They swam out and broke through a door, finding a mentally ill woman in one of the rooms.
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Despite some violent pushing and shoving by orderlies and ultra-Orthodox counterdemonstrators, they broke through the security barriers.
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The Capitals broke through when Jakub Vrana blasted a high shot past Markstrom 2:22 into the game.
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After being held scoreless in 34 of their previous 03 innings, Tampa Bay broke through in the fifth.
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On August 223, news broke through anonymous sources that a deal between Sony and Marvel and gone sour.
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Whenever "Aus licht " threatened to tilt over into cultish ritual, an unfettered joy in music-making broke through.
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A group of students in California broke through locked gates after school officials banned them from leaving campus.
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A bear broke through a window into a kid's bedroom in Alaska; others have smashed through screen doors.
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But even with my guard up, there's an unavoidable honesty about "Miss Americana" that broke through my skepticism.
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O'Reilly finally broke through during another extended offensive attack, converting a give-and-go play with Brayden Schenn.
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Monsivis drove and broke through a fence line along the western part of the airport around 3 a.m.
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Within days of taking office, the stock market broke through 28500,6900 for the first time in American history.
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After neither team managed a hit in the first three innings, the Cubs broke through in the fourth.
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The two men quickly broke through to each other, in part because they had so much in common.
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Trump's media savvy helps explain why he broke through in a way that, say, Jeff Sessions never did.
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At the time the violence broke through in August last year, we didn't know much about the shooting.
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Amid the uncertainty, safe-haven gold broke through $1,310 an ounce to reach its highest since May last year.
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Even with some of Trump's most trusted aides still itching for a vote, Ryan broke through to the President.
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The Marlins finally broke through in the sixth inning after Braves starter Luiz Gohara sailed through the first five.
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He first broke through in television at RCTV, where he was a producer and commentator of the 2004 Olympics.
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The Blue Jackets finally broke through with a pair of power-play goals 13 minutes apart in the second.
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Rebels captured the complex last month in an assault that broke through the first government siege of eastern Aleppo.
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On Friday, the benchmark November contract broke through its 200-day moving average for the first time since Aug.
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February live cattle broke through technical resistance around 120 cents, closing 1.325 cents higher at 120.425 cents per pound.
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But it wasn't until the 21996 Olympics that Ali — still an amateur, still known as Cassius Clay — broke through.
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Both the campaign and the super PAC supporting it relied heavily on expensive television commercials that never broke through.
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He said the yield broke through important levels, and could reach 2 percent by year-end if not sooner.
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The XBI specifically broke through a downtrend line and has broken through a $58 resistance level, according to Wald.
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If 2018 was the year Asian-American cinema broke through, Sundance 2019 offers hope that it's still going strong.
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While he was photographing the mountains of chat, Lawless's foot broke through the asphalt and into a sinkhole below.
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Meanwhile protesters broke through a fence and into the military base where this morning's uprising took place, per Bloomberg.
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They broke through in the second period, opening the scoring for the fifth time in six games this season.
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In 1945 she broke through with her big-band hit "Sentimental Journey" and became famous for her sunny disposition.
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But it was The Clapper, with its catchy commercials and simple pitch, that broke through in a real way.
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Both starters were posting zeroes through three until the Twins finally broke through in the bottom of the fourth.
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The Dow had been flirting with 1.33,000 points for weeks so it brought widespread cheer when it broke through.
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Anderson stopped all 30 shots he faced through two periods before the Maple Leafs broke through in the third.
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But in general he's someone that I look up to because of how he broke through all those barriers.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average finally broke through the elusive 20,000 point barrier at the market open this morning.
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On the very next snap, Ronnie Hillman broke through traffic to reel off a 23-yard, go-ahead touchdown.
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But also psychologically I broke through, in the sense that I just decided: I don't give a fuck anymore.
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Mitchell broke through two levels of security guards protecting the area where the "Man" was burning on Saturday night.
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Bitcoin broke through the $6,300 mark for the first time late on Sunday to hit a new record high.
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The yuan broke through the key psychological 22008 per dollar rate to touch 83, its strongest since Aug. 28.
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The third leg of Trump's formula for victory: He broke through the left's strategy of shaming Americans into silence.
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Psychology research broke through in 1998 when scientists from Ohio State University proved the theory of negativity bias, i.e.
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And this morning, when the market began to erode, they broke through those lows, and that's when selling accelerated.
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The White Sox broke through in the seventh on a run-scoring throwing error and Jose Rondon's RBI single.
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Still, he kept the Astros in contention until the sixth, when Boston, as it did all series, broke through.
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Their 2015 mixtape, Don't Panic, broke through into the UK top 40, charting at number 36 for a week.
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Against the , the dollar broke through the psychologically significant barrier of 112 yen for the first time since Jan.
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She finally broke through by breaking Gatto-Monticone's serve with a backhand volley after a tight exchange at net.
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I remember Elvis before he went into the Army; I was 13 or 14 when the Beatles broke through.
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First, the stock recently broke through the $47.50 to $1773 level, which were highs for the stock during 2000.
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It wasn't until Twins designated hitter Willians Astudillo homered with one out in the fifth that Minnesota broke through.
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Bitcoin is still under the $4,000 level, which it broke through after JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon said on Sept.
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But the Marlins broke through against Familia (2-2), who has four blown saves in 17 chances this season.
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This time, he broke through in a class that didn't include a single quarterback on the list of finalists.
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As Campbell Soup trades at four-year lows, food delivery stock GrubHub just broke through to a record high.
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The Blue Jackets broke through at 220:24 of the second period with the first goal of the game.
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Vegan ethics never actually broke through, but the almighty dollar may now be the best hope the animals have.
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Amid the turmoil, safe-haven gold broke through $1,310 an ounce to reach its highest since May last year.
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Akhtar said protesters broke through a gate at the university, pushing guards aside, then hid in a college library.
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Director Steven Soderbergh broke through with this 1989 film, which was itself a major breakthrough for American independent film.
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He didn't score much early on, but broke through with a 21-goal, 76-point season in 25-24.
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The homeowner told police that three masked black suspects broke through the front door and pistol-whipped him, causing injuries.
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The D-backs broke through in the sixth on Chris Owings' RBI double and added two more in the seventh.
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Oakland broke through in the fifth on RBI singles from Josh Phegley and Reddick, cutting Baltimore's lead to 5-2.
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I was so ashamed I locked myself in my room all day until my worried parents broke through the door.
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The Cardinals loaded the bases without scoring in the first inning but broke through for two runs in the second.
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The Rays broke through to score two runs off Gray in the fourth inning and take a 2-0 lead.
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Early in the third, the run extended to 33 consecutive points by the Blazers before the Thunder finally broke through.
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A week earlier, the move had begun inauspiciously when she broke through the top of her crate in a rage.
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Stewart broke through the line and sprinted into the open field, running 233 yards to the Seattle 217-yard line.
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A few glimpses of Tanden the political operative broke through, mainly by way of her social media presence on Twitter.
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Hundreds of prisoners broke through a gate, overwhelming guards as others tried to set fire to buildings inside the prison.
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They too broke through by making neon-bathed pop songs aided by both unknown vocalists (Daya) and young stars (Halsey).
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In October, the stock broke through its 1999 highs after the company said Azure saw revenue growth of 116 percent.
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Kyle Korver, who broke through as an All-Star last year, has shot threes like a guy with doofy hair.
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A lone voice then broke through the quiet as someone began singing Oasis' anthem – and the crowd soon joined in.
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Discussions about rape on college campuses, workplace harassment, pay disparity, and other feminist issues finally broke through to the mainstream.
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RIC=JPY= The Nikkei broke through the 20,000-point barrier in early June for the first time since December 2015.
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Baltimore starter Asher Wojciechowski matched zeroes with Rodriguez over the first four innings before Boston broke through in the fifth.
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She broke through the gate before the start, just as Barbaro did in the Preakness, and had to be reloaded.
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Vincent Davis broke through the line and ran untouched for a 61-yard score to put Pitt ahead 10-93.
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On Friday, after five failed attempts to qualify for the main draw of a major tournament, Myneni finally broke through.
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But as the plane broke through the clouds, they were surprised to see the runway's "snowy appearance," the report said.
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Some broke through as performers, like Billie Holiday, Ethel Waters, and the once-notorious, cross-dressing cabaret performer Gladys Bentley.
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Both teams wasted good early scoring threats before the Red Sox broke through for the three runs in the sixth.
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The Orioles left a runner on third in the third but finally broke through with four runs in the fifth.
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She finished 2015 ranked 158th, and broke through in April of this year by winning the WTA event in Istanbul.
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The Dodgers' patient hitters waited him out and broke through at the first sign of weakness in the sixth inning.
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Both teams had been held to just one field goal when the Huskies broke through late in the third quarter.
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Her mother and sister were dead, and Shafika's clothes were on fire, but she broke through a wall and fled.
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The Fokker 100 lost altitude during take-off and broke through a concrete fence before hitting a two-storey building.
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Hurts finally broke through with a 68-yard touchdown to a wide-open O.J. Howard, making it 263-14 Alabama.
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The Reds broke through for a run in the fourth inning when Gennett scored on Winker's single past second base.
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As he travelled alone to his fishing camp, at the age of eighty-six, his snowmobile broke through river ice.
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Oregon's first-half dominance carried over to special teams, as well, when Kayvon Thibodeaux broke through to block a punt.
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The peso broke through that level Wednesday morning after data showing unexpectedly soft U.S. consumer prices and retail sales data.
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The police said that earlier Saturday, 78 civilians were rescued from the building as soldiers broke through a boundary wall.
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At the end of a defensive-oriented first period, the Sabres broke through on a fortunate bounce after Dahlin's long shot.
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However, there was still a rainbow — now, part of me — which broke through the glass I once could never get through.
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Los Angeles' young squad is hanging around with good teams and finally broke through while snapping Houston's 14-game winning streak.
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One man broke through a window, another woman knocked on the door and later yelled that nobody was home, Johnson said.
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Although the frighteningly large animal broke through their screened-in patio, Frank repaired it and said there was no further damage.
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Millie broke through as the kinetically gifted Eleven on Stranger Things, and Jacob gained fame singing on the defunct app Vine.
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Following those results, the stock broke through its all-time intraday high in after-hours trading, briefly touching $137.25 a share.
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Amid the uncertainty, safe-haven gold broke through $20.01,2109.33 an ounce in spot prices to reach its highest since last May.
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Many of his early clients included singers who broke through on YouTube, with Braun guiding their viral stardom into longterm success.
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Israel said its troops had shot a group who broke through the fence with a bomb and attacked an army post.
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Police officers smashed windows and broke through a ventilation duct in an attempt to block his progress, the Associated Press reports.
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Oklahoma State finally broke through at home against the Longhorns, however, posting a wild 1063-31 win at Boone Pickens Stadium.
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Neither Maeda nor Angels starter Felix Pena allowed a run through three innings, but the Dodgers broke through in the fourth.
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According to Gordon, $25 had previously been a level of resistance for the shares before they broke through earlier this year.
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Twyman broke through on a third down to get to Howell, forcing a fourth-and-16 that effectively ended the game.
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Amid the uncertainty, safe-haven gold broke through $2109.33,310 an ounce in spot prices to reach its highest since last May.
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Steinle's case broke through to larger awareness because it touched on several hot-button issues that have recently come to prominence.
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It said Islamic State fighters broke through the lines of the Syrian government forces east of Palmyra at the same time.
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Its upward move accelerated after it broke through its 163-day moving average at $216,21 an ounce, a key chart level.
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The Cougars finally broke through on the last play of the half as Rhett Almond kicked a 35-yard field goal.
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The Yankees broke through in the eighth on Mark Teixeira's run-scoring single, but they could not further dent the Rays.
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Then Matt Martin was whistled for tripping at 14:03, and Purcell broke through with his second goal of the series.
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And my second was to wonder: What was it about this story that broke through to her when other stories didn't?
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They kept Michael Jordan at bay for several years and had a stranglehold on the Eastern Conference until LeBron broke through.
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When Jonathan Toews wasn't scoring in 2013, the Blackhawks survived until he broke through in the Cup Final against the Bruins.
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Morgan was just wide on another effort in the 23th minute, but finally broke through with her goal in the 27th.
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The Macon, Ga.-raised singer-songwriter Torres broke through in 2015 with the poignant grunge of "Sprinter," her second studio album.
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Legendary director Robert Altman broke through with this 1970 black comedy about surgeons working to save lives during the Korean War.
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But why was BTS the band that finally broke through the culture barrier overseas to make significant waves in the US?
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The system also broke through the defenses of captchas, the squiggly letter identification tests on websites meant to foil software intruders.
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The arrest broke through a barrier law enforcement often faces when pursuing Russian hackers, who are often sheltered by their government.
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The Dodgers finally broke through in the sixth inning when Andre Ethier's ground ball sneaked through to right field, scoring Pederson.
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She broke through to win in 2016, adding her second L.P.G.A. victory within a month, so momentum is crucial for her.
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The femcee kept at it though, partaking in freestyle cyphers and battle raps, until eventually ... broke through the mainstream in 2019.
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Amid the uncertainty, safe-haven gold broke through $2109.38,310 an ounce in spot prices to reach its highest since last May.
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Pittsburgh tied it at 23:48 of the first, the final second of a power play, as Galchenyuk finally broke through.
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Cleveland broke through early in the second quarter, with a 10-play drive resulting in Austin Seibert's 30-yard field goal.
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" Four years later, Sridevi broke through to the list of Bollywood's most highly sought-after actresses with the action comedy "Himmatwala.
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Ostapenko, 20, broke through with a stunning French Open title, and she will take on Serena Williams for the first time.
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In South Africa on Thursday the rand broke through the psychological 14/$ level, its strongest in two-and-a-half months.
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In the Netherlands, a 20-foot surge broke through dikes, flooding areas that the Dutch had believed would never be flooded.
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In 1985, Liverpool fans broke through fences separating them from Juventus fans at the European Cup final at Heysel Stadium in Brussels.
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He said investors may have already been looking for reasons to sell after the Dow broke through the 20,000 level last week.
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Traders were also keeping a nervous watch on the weakening yuan, which broke through a psychologically important support level late on Monday.
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This high-profile presenting gig is hardly her first side hustle since she broke through with "Hot Right Now" five years ago.
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As frustrations grew, groups broke through the police cordon and tried to rush the fence on either side of the official crossing.
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Chicago broke through with 11:23 to go in the second period when Oesterle scored his second goal in as many games.
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Meanwhile, the Dow Jones industrial average completed and broke through what Yamada deemed a two-year "continuation pattern" of 22.6,000 to 18,000.
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U.S. crude exports broke through 3 million bpd for the first time this year, according to data from the Energy Information Administration.
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Stock market selling accelerated Wednesday as major indexes broke through some key technical levels, and a worrisome pattern formed in the chart.
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The S&P 500 broke through its previous highs Monday, just as the historically best time of year for stocks got underway.
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London Metal Exchange three-month copper broke through the top of that range at $217.0,17.0 last Tuesday and hasn't looked back since.
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Some reprieve Saturday, rebels finally broke through Aleppo's siege, beating back regime forces on the ground and breaking through the main blockade.
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At least 442 inmates broke through a prison gate, overwhelming guards as some tried to set fire to buildings inside the prison.
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On Tuesday, climate activists broke through fences and cut locks and chains simultaneously in several states and simply turned the pipelines off.
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But finally, in year four, it broke through with nominations for the series and its main actors, Matthew Rhys and Keri Russell.
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The last week broke through a key level of 2.30 percent and is back to where it was trading around the election.
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Based on these photos -- obtained by TMZ -- it looks like someone broke through at least one, and was working on the other.
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The price for Bitcoin broke through $2000,0003 on Thursday, within spitting distance of its all-time high, but investors are growing cautious.
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Just before noon, U.S. crude broke through a major support zone at $45.90 flagged by Seaport Global Securities earlier in the day.
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The move higher in nickel gained steam as it broke through its 20.9-day moving average, a key technical level, traders said.
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Meanwhile, France's CAC index spiked to a nine-year high the day after and Germany's DAX broke through its all-time ceiling.
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So what is a company worth that just broke through the $2350 million revenue threshold with a long track record of profits?
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Guerra and Odorizzi were both working on two-hit shutouts until the bottom of the fifth, when the Brewers finally broke through.
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Tyler King then broke through the middle and went 90 yards for a touchdown to increase the Marshall lead to 28-14.
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Only one more of Ngannou's shots broke through the Serbian's shell, but referee Herb Dean saw it fit to stop the contest.
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Earlier in the week it broke through $11,000, plunged below $10,000 on Thursday and was back above $10,500 in Friday morning trade.
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There were few chances for either team early in the game before the Devils finally broke through early in the second period.
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Secret Service officers rushed on stage to protect Trump when a man broke through a security barrier at a rally in Ohio.
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Authorities said the car broke through checkpoints into the grounds of the General Santander School and exploded, shattering windows of apartments nearby.
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After a scoreless first quarter, the Steelers broke through first on Boswell's 26-yard field goal with 3:21 remaining until halftime.
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Three plays later, Alvin Kamara broke through for a 49-yard run, his third touchdown of the day, to seal the game.
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The sun broke through the clouds by the end of the ceremony as relatives, firefighters and police officers strolled between the monoliths.
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Boston came up empty on multiple early shot attempts before its fourth line broke through with the first goal of the night.
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Bondy has been swamped by youngsters hoping to enroll in the years since Mbappé broke through, believing they can follow his path.
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A gray sedan broke through the barriers along Kansas City's Grand Boulevard and sped down the parade route with police close behind.
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But Trump broke through in normally blue Midwestern states, thanks, at least in part, to his strength among working-class white voters.
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"In fact, the moment we broke through that level, it pretty much broke [almost] all the rules of technical analysis," Cramer noted.
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But in the Houston area, a sign of hope emerged Tuesday evening: The sun, not seen for days, broke through the clouds.
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By Thursday morning, the ferry's mud-covered, rusting hull broke through the surface, and workers began fastening the ferry to the barges.
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Rookie right-hander Toussaint, making his third major league start, gave up one hit through five innings before the Diamondbacks broke through.
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It lost altitude during takeoff and broke through a concrete fence before hitting the two-storey building, Kazakhstan's Civil Aviation Committee said.
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Apple broke through with "The Morning Show," which was initially panned by critics (reviews have improved slightly since Apple TV Plus launched).
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Miami then broke through in the fifth on the two-run homer by Bour, who pulled that 80-mph changeup to right.
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They broke through police barricades and hurled smoke bombs, firecrackers, cobblestones, bottles, acid-filled eggs, rotting food and feces at the marchers.
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He broke through most successfully over the issue of Iran, since he and Trump were both staunch opponents of the nuclear deal.
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She broke through with the first generation of feminist artists in the early 1970s, including Mary Heilmann, Joan Snyder and Elizabeth Murray.
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"They find friends or sisters to talk with when things are rough," I said, as our server finally broke through the door.
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A third group broke through a gate at the Guatemala border with Mexico in Tecun Uman on Sunday, and clashed with police.
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The argument, about Medina's girlfriend, started in the kitchen, according to the AP, and resumed later when Sutter broke through Medina's bedroom door.
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The Reds broke through in the seventh on pinch-hitter Ivan DeJesus Jr.'s RBI double and a run-scoring single by Holt.
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Gallagher, 2800, was accompanied by activist Ana Maria Archila, who broke through a group of reporters to speak with him in an elevator.
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It could have happened because of an earthquake, Gupta says, or because thousands of years of waterfall erosion finally broke through the ridge.
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Budapest's blue chip stock index fell 0.5 percent as the shares of oil group MOL and OTP Bank broke through technical support levels.
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Notre Dame broke through with 23:245 left in the third quarter on Book's 7-yard scoring pass to tight end Cole Kmet.
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News of the acquisition broke through a blog post by Indie Hackers founder Courtland Allen and was quickly confirmed by Stripe's twitter account.
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So when the yuan broke through seven on August 5th, it prompted a violent sell-off in stocks and a rally in bonds.
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We just broke through that glass ceiling today by giving the entire data center to the game developer and being completely device agnostic.
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"It broke through the screen and Frank repaired the screen, but other than that it was pretty much no damage," Connie Shaffery said.
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In a crowded scramble, Beto O'Rourke broke through in a way most candidates could only dream of with his 2020 entry this morning.
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The move higher in nickel got more steam as it broke through its 21.4-day moving average, a key technical level, traders said.
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Against the yen the dollar broke through an important resistance level at 1.21013 yen to reach a two-month high of 21.2101 yen.
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FX's "The Americans," for example, finally broke through in the best-drama voting, while earning nods for stars Matthew Rhys and Keri Russell.
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After punting on their first possession, the Colts broke through first with Marlon Mack rumbling off left tackle for the game's first score.
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No. 23 Iowa 26, Purdue 593 The Hawkeyes' sputtering offense finally broke through in the second half against the Boilermakers in Iowa City.
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On the charts, both Brent and WTI broke through resistance at the 200-day moving average, which stood at $43.53 and $41.04 respectively.
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After neither team had scored since the fifth inning, the Rays finally broke through against Brett Graves (215-210), the Marlins' eighth pitcher.
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The Red Sox offense broke through in the third against Orioles starter David Hess on Andrew Benintendi's first home run of the season.
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After medical treatment and plenty of love, Larry's true personality broke through, which won over his new mom, one of his PETA rescuers.
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Since Murphy broke through on the comedy scene in the 1980s, he's been connected to multiple women and fostered a large, loving family.
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They broke through a barricade near the 16th century fortress where the governor lives as cops fired tear gas to disperse the crowds.
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"This bill has been waiting in the wings for a number of years, and for some reason it never broke through," Nash said.
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Wednesday's selling in equity markets was exacerbated as U.S. crude nearly broke through $26 per barrel, hitting its weakest price since May 2003.
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You had put out a few solo records before "Them Changes" really broke through — was that when things started to change for you?
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In what had been a pitchers' duel through six innings, the Rays finally broke through once Dodgers starter Rich Hill left the game.
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They remember fondly the so-called Pan-European Picnic, where hundreds of East Germans broke through to Austria as border guards stood aside.
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After a scoreless first period in which the Stars managed just three shots on goal, Dallas broke through 143:42 into the second.
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It broke through the $22.8 barrier earlier this year, and now just a few months later, is knocking on the door of $29.6.
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The series, starring Hailee Steinfeld as the 19th century poet, recently broke through Parrot Analytics' top 10 most in-demand original streaming shows.
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New-crop December corn broke through the psychological $4 per bushel level, with futures prices hitting a high of $4.10 in midday trades.
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The attacks broke through on social media, according to the Washington Post, as Trump began arguing that the system is "rigged" against him.
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In 2013, he broke through from relative political obscurity, with PTI becoming the country's third biggest party, taking control of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province.
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"Games like 'Fortnite' have existed for a very long time, but none of them broke through in the way 'Fortnite' has," Einhorn said.
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For them, it was important to create an intervention that broke through into the real world, where people go about their everyday lives.
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Simmons broke through and scored 21 points, helping to show that the Sixers still had some fight after a brutal Game 5 loss.
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The KRE, a popular exchange-traded fund that tracks the performance of regional banks, fell 4.3% and broke through its 52-week low.
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But her life was cut short on that walk back from the restaurant before the first sun rays broke through the dark sky.
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"Gwen Ifill was a remarkable trailblazer who broke through gender and racial barriers," Deputy Postmaster General Ronald A. Stroman said in a statement.
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Why it matters: The internet's most memeable 210-year-old broke through the online conversation in a huge way since the show's Nov.
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Castellanos, who hit 26 homers last season, finally broke through with a two-run shot to left-center to make it 3-1.
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Canada stormed the Finnish goal early on and broke through late in the first period when Sarah Potomak tapped in a loose puck.
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After being shut down for the first five innings by the Seattle Mariners ace Felix Hernandez, the Americans broke through against Venezuela's bullpen.
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It lost altitude during take-off and broke through a concrete fence before hitting a two-storey building, Kazakhstan's Civil Aviation Committee said.
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But after pitching out of jams in the first and fifth innings, the Reds broke through against him in a four-run sixth.
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He broke through in 1941, signing the running backs Eric Dickerson and Craig James to form the school's so-called Pony Express backfield.
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But he was hardly an overnight success: He spent a decade in the comedy trenches before he broke through to a national audience.
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"When we broke through $30 and when we broke through $40, we were seeing real excitement in the market, but we've got a situation where Brent is above $50 but investors don't believe it is sustainable," said Tony Cross, market analyst at Trustnet Direct, who pointed to an OPEC meeting next week and Canadian supply starting to come back as uncertainties for oil.
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This focused on the European heatwave of 26, when average summer temperatures broke through a threshold until then unbreached in 2000 years of records.
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The Phillies broke through for a run in the fifth when Maikel Franco hit a solo homer into the second deck in left field.
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" Before the serialized story of her life became Emmy fodder, Gwen Verdon broke through and won her first Tony of many for "Can-Can.
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Prices broke through multiple technical resistances, which had acted as a barrier for bullion despite the slump in global markets over the past week.
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Exports of U.S. crude broke through 3 million bpd earlier this year for the first time, according to data from the Energy Information Administration.
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U.S. crude broke through the $50 barrier for the first time since June, standing at $50.28 at Europe's close, while Brent hovered at $52.39.
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A huge crowd also gathered outside the First Avenue club, where Prince first broke through and where he also recorded the film Purple Rain.
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U.S. stocks plunged Wednesday with the selling accelerating after the S&P 500 broke through a key level technical analysts were watching as support.
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Succumbing to pressure from special interests, Congress broke through the spending caps to the tune of $146 billion with legislation in 85033 and 2015.
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The 10-year Treasury yield broke through a three-year low, while safe-haven gold climbed to its highest level in almost nine months.
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Deep puddles formed in the dirt parking lot and lightning broke through the late afternoon sky, which was dark gray, urgent with swift clouds.
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Eventually, truth broke through that consensus, but not before it did immense damage in the form of federal complicity with lynching, segregation, and plunder.
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The flash floods came with such force that they broke through Israel's separation barrier -- a 10-foot wall of solid concrete -- in two places.
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When England finally broke through on Thursday — or, put another way, when Wales finally broke — the combination of relief and release looked like pandemonium.
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The Capitals broke through in the second period when Kuznetsov scored on a breakaway, sprung by a Jakub Vrana pass 8:47 into period.
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Chicago failed to cross its own 30-yard line on its first four possessions, but finally broke through on the final drive before halftime.
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The cryptocurrency had hovered above the $9,800 level for most of the day, but finally broke through the milestone level around 26:2000 p.m.
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When the army broke through the terrorists' barricade, they found the bodies of all three, with Mr. Hossain's bearing marks of an intense struggle.
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The world was ready for Craig David in a way it hadn't been when he first broke through at the turn of the millennium.
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Seen around the world, these images broke through skepticism and complacency, providing unassailable evidence of the evil of segregation and how it imperiled democracy.
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But after some tense back-and-forth, Canada and the US broke through the impasse in the final days before the September 30 deadline.
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During a Grammy Awards show that largely shied away from discussing the entertainment industry's reckoning around sexual harassment and misconduct, Janelle Monáe broke through.
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The Golden Knights finally broke through early in the second period to take a 1-0 lead on Stephenson's 10th goal of the season.
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Additionally, a composite of 34 valuation metrics compiled by RBC Capital Markets broke through its highest level of this bull market late last year.
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Indeed, imports of what China's customs department classifies as Indonesian "ferronickel" broke through the 100,000-tonne barrier in May and stayed there in June.
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Duchene hit the post 23 1/2 minutes into the game, then Arvidsson broke through at the 6:29 mark of the first period.
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A composite gauge of 34 valuation metrics compiled by RBC Capital Markets recently broke through its highest level of this nine-year bull market.
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Some protesters also broke through a security cordon in Davos — where protests are strictly forbidden — to demonstrate against the WEF and the U.S. president.
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The Rangers broke through against Richards in the bottom of the fourth after singles by Adrian Beltre and Nomar Mazara to start the inning.
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Marko Pjaca and Dani Alves broke through with goals in the 72nd and the 74th minutes to give the Italian champions a commanding advantage.
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In the mid-2000s, as the genre's influence was growing, Nicky Jam had a string of his own hits but never fully broke through.
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Though the police stood two deep on both sides of the protest, the Weatherman marchers broke through and started smashing car and store windows.
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The new high follows a record-setting day for the cryptocurrency on Thursday when it broke through $400 for the first time since June.
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The White Sox broke through against Sampson in the fifth inning with three straight singles, the last by Tim Anderson to plate Eloy Jimenez.
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Washington was driving near midfield with a 13-10 lead midway through the third quarter when Campbell broke through the line and stripped Kirk Cousins.
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Minnesota broke through in the second period behind a pair of goals from Fiala, who had not found the net in his previous eight games.
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"Do you think you broke through tonight?" one asked as a group of cameras and outstretched recorders circled her near the center of the room.
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Despite her overall radio ubiquity, none of her songs really became big conversation-starters or broke through to No. 1 on the Hot 100 chart.
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It also broke through its 7003-day and 200-day moving averages this week, a sign of rapid price declines relative to longer-term trends.
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President Donald Trump tweets about "fake news" a hell of a lot, but the most recent rendition of this trope broke through his general drone.
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On Wednesday LME copper broke through technical resistance at $22,2674, which triggered profit-taking alongside a stronger dollar, said Saxo Bank commodities analyst Ole Hansen.
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China's onshore yuan weakened against the dollar and broke through the 23 to the dollar level, erasing all the gains it had made this year.
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Around 30,000 people have fled eastern Aleppo neighborhoods since forces broke through rebel defense walls, many into the government-controlled west and Kurdish-held areas.
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Heather says she was seeing a therapist in June 2015 when she "broke through her repressed memory" and could finally speak about the alleged abuse.
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He broke through with the Canucks beginning in 1974-75, putting up 51 points and following that with a career-high 62 the following season.
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When they broke through finally almost exactly halfway through the game, the crowd erupted with a roar, with thousands of white and blue unification flags.
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The U.S. dollar and euro were largely unchanged on Tuesday as the 0.43-year Treasury yield broke through the psychologically significant barrier of 20.4 percent.
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The yuan broke through the psychologically important 21.5-per dollar level to touch 220 earlier on the previous day, its firmest level since Aug. 20.32.
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The yuan broke through the psychologically important 24-per dollar level to touch 220 earlier on the previous day, its firmest level since Aug. 20.43.
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Earlier in the week, the global cryptocurrency market broke through the $300 billion milestone, showing that the appetite for digital currencies is on the rise.
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They ate in silence as the sun broke through to heat the last of the day and its warm light was lavish in the room.
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But the Red Sox, limited to four runs during their three-game skid and hitless through the first four innings, broke through in the fifth.
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Read on to learn tips from the trenches about what worked and what didn't for HBS applicants who broke through the noise and were admitted.
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By the numbers: Bitcoin broke through the $13,000 and $12,000 marks Tuesday morning, tumbling as low as just under $10,000 before recovering slightly, per Coindesk.
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The 10-year yield broke through the key psychological level of 2.8 percent on Tuesday and has yet to recover amid a volatile equity market.
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"We salute those unstoppable spirits who kicked ass and broke through bias perceptions against their gender, race, and ethnicity to tell their stories," said Hayek.
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The stock broke through its $102.75 ceiling of resistance in Tuesday's final hours of trading, and Collins said that level was critical for the bulls.
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Roye wound up working 17 consecutive losing seasons as an N.B.A. broadcaster before the Warriors finally broke through and advanced to the playoffs in 2007.
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The battle degenerated into hand-to-hand fighting, with the ARVN perimeter shrinking to a few small buildings before a relief force finally broke through.
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Ranked 162nd a year ago, she broke through with a run to the semifinals of the Miami Open last March, beating Venus Williams en route.
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The Yankees' offense also finally broke through against Keuchel for a 5-0 victory, giving them a three-games-to-two lead in the series.
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The duo brought the Mets to a game from the World Series in 2006, and Wright remained nine years later, when they finally broke through.
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO This 13-year-old singer and ukulele player broke through as a contestant on "America's Got Talent," but don't hold that against her.
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The incident was just one of many times when the trauma that women say they experienced at Weinstein's hands broke through into the trial itself.
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And it wasn't exactly heartwarming to see that the one thing that broke through her rush to get rid of him was her own picture.
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The Blues finally broke through midway through the period, however, when Devils defenseman Damon Severson failed to control the puck in front of the net.
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"We also broke through the $1,480-$1,490 support level and on a technical basis that in itself is enough to spur further selling," he said.
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"We also broke through the $216.96,220-$216.85,490 support level and on a technical basis that in itself is enough to spur further selling," he said.
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Still, when the sun broke through for a single afternoon I knew I had to take advantage of it, and so I rented a motorbike.
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People cracked open machines, soldered into circuit boards, and in general broke through the systems that are designed to ensure the legitimacy of our vote.
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"Gold broke through the 22018-day moving average at $25,329, and probably triggered some buy stops," said Phillip Streible, senior commodities strategist at RJO Futures.
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Consider Dolores Huerta, who broke through countless racist and sexist barriers on the way to revolutionizing the way union organizers mobilize workers to make change.
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When Meyer started using oil paint that was closer in consistency to watercolor, she broke through into a territory that is now all her own.
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In 2016, streaming platforms Hulu and Amazon broke through in a big way, garnering Best Comedy nominations for Casual and Mozart in the Jungle, respectively.
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The Raptors struggled through a seven-game series with the Pacers a year ago, and they may have only broke through thanks to Frank Vogel.
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A gang of thieves reportedly broke through a security fence at the Cassens Transport lot adjacent to FCA's Jefferson North Assembly shortly after 3:00 a.m.
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The pound on Tuesday broke through a key support level of around $1.2770, which it had managed to stay above in the last few trading sessions.
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The Cubs (23-9) broke through against Tomlin in the second on Schwarber's solo home run and a single by Happ that drove home Addison Russell.
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He was one of those artists who may have been singular when they broke through, but whose influence can be heard in every guitarist who followed.
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Netflix first broke through $250 at the beginning of the year, briefly fell below it in February, and then surged to new highs over the summer.
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Yields broke through 3 percent earlier in the year as tightening monetary conditions and Treasury oversupply gave rise to a bond sell-off and higher rates.
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Freeport-McMoran gained 3.15 percent as copper prices broke through the $7,000-a-tonne mark for the first time in three years, helped by Chinese data.
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So why do you think Alexisonfire broke through, when for so many years this kind of heavy, noisy music was ignored by the mainstream in Canada?
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By nightfall, some of the protesters broke through the main gate of the building's outer perimeter using a large cylinder, and attempted to storm the building.
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He blamed himself for giving up three runs right after Chicago broke through to grab a 2-43 lead in the bottom of the third inning.
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Katrina inundated 80 percent of New Orleans and killed 1,572 people as water forced by the storm into inland canals overwhelmed levees and broke through floodwalls.
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The Dow Jones industrial average broke through the 19,000 level for the first time Tuesday after closing higher in all but two sessions since the election.
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After getting pushed around for most of the second half, the Mountaineers' defense finally broke through, and the big play came at a most opportune time.
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Freeport-McMoran gained 4.7 percent as copper prices broke through the $7,000-a-tonne mark for the first time in three years, helped by Chinese data.
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The Lightning almost broke through with 1:01 remaining in regulation, but Yanni Gourde's backhanded bid from in close sailed just wide of the right post.
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On May 2000, 0007, Amanda Berry broke through the boarded front door of a Cleveland home and ran across the street, where she frantically dialed 23.
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"We salute those unstoppable spirits who kicked ass and broke through the bias perception against their gender, race, and ethnicity to tell their stories,"Hayek says.
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While they never completely broke through, Yo La Tengo established a reputation as some of the most adventurous indie rock veterans of the past few decades.
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But this time, it broke through with ease — one Bitcoin is currently trading at $5,161, having risen more than 7% in the last 24 hours alone.
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The offshore yuan fell to fresh six-year lows and broke through 296.748 per dollar in early trade, but quickly regained ground as the dollar declined.
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Rojo brings joy to everyone he meets, regardless of age, gender, or just about any other qualifier you can think of; Rojo broke through them all.
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Montreal finally broke through at 12:27 of the second period when Andrew Shaw took a shot from the right boards that Domi redirected past Bernier.
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With about 200 students rallying outside the University of Economics and Business, several dozen broke through the locked gate and entered the front yard, witnesses said.
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Philadelphia finally broke through at 7:18 of the second period as Patrick redirected a beautiful pass from Claude Giroux into the back of the net.
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The Cubs, who finally broke through in 2016 to capture the team's first World Series in 108 years, have reworked their broadcast rights in recent years.
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The bus also sustained fairly extensive damage as fans pelted it with so much trash that it broke through the layer of tinting encasing the windows.
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In another case in 2004, a piece of particle board detached from a trailer and broke through a woman's windshield, crushing every bone in her face.
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It brought Officer Delgado back to the explosions at Pulse, when the police broke through the club's rear wall and then blew up the gunman's van.
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A gray sedan broke through the metal barriers lining either side of Kansas City's Grand Boulevard and sped down the parade route with police close behind.
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Sundqvist finally broke through at 6:16 of the third period, scoring from the right circle off a slick behind-the-back pass from Robert Thomas.
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Her artistry and style broke through in a time of ultra club-happy pop music, and paved the way for other artists to break the mold.
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Fitzpatrick, Cramer said, also found a flat triangle in the ETF and, in early November, it too broke through a ceiling of resistance of about $59.
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But the Athletics broke through for four runs in the third against Luis Cessa, who was taking the injured C. C. Sabathia's turn in the rotation.
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In the drop of the last two weeks, the S&P 500 briefly broke through key technical levels of support, notably its 200-day moving average.
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President Donald Trump broke through the blue wall in states like Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin, which supports the reddening of America as a reality Democrats fear.
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The chicken was just like the waffles: I broke through its thin, crispy exterior to reveal a meaty interior that was dripping with fat and flavor.
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Adele's "artistry and style broke through in a time of ultra club-happy pop music, and paved the way for other artists to break the mold."
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Bitcoin broke through the $3,500 mark for the first time on Tuesday hitting a fresh record high as uncertainty over the future of the cryptocurrency subsided.
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In August rebels briefly broke through this government-held strip of land to try to break a siege on rebel-held eastern Aleppo enacted in July.
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After several forensic police specialists were dispatched to the scene, he said, they broke through the ice and discovered a book, a backpack and a watch.
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I made it to inbox zero before receiving any more incoming messages, then finally broke through my writer's block to finish my latest article for work.
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Additional buying was sparked after WTI broke through $62 a barrel in early afternoon trade, said Bob Yawger, director of energy futures at Mizuho in New York.
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Heat pull away from Kings in OT MIAMI — After two consecutive home losses to start the season, the Miami Heat finally broke through against a familiar victim.
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Earlier in May, several city blocks in Davenport were flooded after the swollen Mississippi River broke through a temporary barrier and sent water into the city's downtown.
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Iowa town remains flooded A week after the swollen Mississippi River broke through a temporary barrier and flushed water through downtown Davenport, the Iowa city remains flooded.
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Hundreds of students in Algiers broke through rows of riot police and streamed to the city centre on Tuesday calling for the resignation of Bensalah, witnesses said.
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It was his message that won, his message that broke through, his message that brought thousands of Americans who have never supported a Republican into his camp.
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Then, in 1959, miners working coal seams broke through the bed of the Susquehanna river, which flowed into the caverns below like bathwater swirling down a plughole.
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The Nationals broke through against Kershaw in the third as Rendon had a two-run, two-out single to left to trim the margin to 4-2.
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" SH: "Call me delusional (all of my friends do), but all I see are eyes of envy; envy that I broke through the narrow definition of masculinity.
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Groeneweg added to the lead when he broke through after a low punt, returning it 61 yards for a 42-0 lead early in the third quarter.
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Tech founder Matthieu Suiche pointed out this Facebook ad last week that successfully broke through the rules by using "BITC0IN" in the shared text and article headline.
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But sometime on Friday morning, the tribe allegedly decided to make a break for it and broke through the slabs of the fence – starting on their journey.
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Last August, dozens of goats were chomping on weeds near a retention pond in Boise, Idaho, when they broke through a fence and paraded through a neighborhood.
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He broke through with 1967's "Cool Hand Luke," in which he played Dragline, a convict who resists, and then becomes friendly with, Paul Newman's Luke character.
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Spot palladium, which broke through $215.75,2822.74 on Friday to hit its highest on record at $2829.30,310 per ounce, was still trading at a slight premium to gold.
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Oil prices, at the heart of the cross market sell-off, lost more than 10 percent for the week and broke through the $30 per barrel level.
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The Senators broke through with 214:249 remaining in the first period when Wideman scored his fifth goal of the season with Ottawa on the power play.
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The Twins finally broke through in the fifth when Miguel Sano skied a two-run homer over leaping center fielder Jon Jay, Sano's sixth of the year.
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Only last month rebels in Aleppo were cheering Jabhat al-Nusra as the vanguard that broke through the regime's lines and lifted its siege of eastern Aleppo.
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"I was shocked and appalled by the revelations about Harvey Weinstein," Clinton said in a statement five days after the allegations broke, through her spokesman Nick Merrill.
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Defensive lineman Vita Vea broke through the middle to stuff Alex Kinney's punt and fellow lineman Levi Onwuzurike recovered the ball at the Colorado 12-yard line.
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Cincinnati's much-maligned bullpen shined for much of the game, with four relievers combining for 8 1/3 hitless innings before the Cubs broke through against Hoover.
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That's a far cry from the booming manufacturing backdrop at the end of 6900, when the eurozone PMI broke through 2628 for the first time since 28503.
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Clinton broke through in 2008, when primary voters, according to polling, said she would be a better commander in chief than her opponents in the Democratic race.
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The international benchmark broke through $80 for the first time since November 2014 on Thursday, but gave up nearly all of the day's gains in afternoon trading.
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After six innings of scoreless baseball — with the Indians getting hits but not converting them and the Cubs not really hitting at all — Cleveland finally broke through.
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It was a kindness so sincere and deep that it broke through the confusion and created a moment of calm and clarity amidst the hatred and anger.
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After hearing that the vote had been postponed, protesters headed for the Catalan assembly and some broke through the barriers that had been erected by the police.
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With the Steelers stacking the right side of the line of scrimmage, Fournette found a hole on the left side and broke through to the open field.
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Halep, who broke through to claim her long-awaited first major title at the French Open this year, is poised to enter next season without a coach.
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But at Tuesday's South Carolina debate, the reality of the situation the next president will face occasionally broke through, though never very clearly, nor for very long.
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" If any House bill broke through the constant noise generated by the investigation of Russian meddling in the election and the president's tweets, it was "Kate's Law.
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The firm's head of technical research, Jeff deGraaf, said he would recommend betting against bitcoin if the cryptocurrency broke through its key year-to-date support level.
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On the men's side, the wild card Frances Tiafoe broke through against No. 4 Alexander Zverev, who was coming off his second ATP Masters title in Montreal.
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Sitting at 1 percent in Iowa polls in March, he broke through with hyper-articulate responses to questions at an hourlong town-hall-style broadcast on CNN.
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In that incident, which was claimed by the Taliban, Afghan authorities say the attackers killed at least 18 people, including 12 foreigners, before security forces broke through.
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As the couple spoke with airline staff at the gate, the man broke through the door and ran onto the tarmac, the Press Association news agency reported.
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The comments came after the sports apparel company's stock broke through the $90 mark after delivering top- and bottom-line beats in its fiscal first quarter report.
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The stalemate held into the third until the Bruins broke through on Coyle's redirect goal with 4:05 remaining following a 3-on-2 push up ice.
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Solo female pop artists, too, with a penchant for innovative, weird, imaginative pop like Lorde and Charli XCX broke-through and remained high on pop's it list.
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So I don't want to quite say there's no such thing as bad publicity, but the fact is ... through this provocation we broke through in a huge way.
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But when the Wildcats finally broke through, they did it in emphatic fashion with an 80-69 victory over top-ranked Oklahoma on Saturday night in Bramlage Coliseum.
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After running an immaculate punt return for 32 yards—where he nearly broke through the Cardinals special teams—Ginn picked up a reverse and finished the goddamn job.
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The poachers broke through a gate at the wildlife park during the night and forced the metal door of the enclosure where the rhino lived, the zoo said.
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Prosecutors described how hundreds of migrants broke through a police cordon and out of a holding area and headed toward Szeged, a nearby city in September last year.
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"She had to fight for every inch of acceptance before she broke through the barriers to produce her first documentary," Mr. Moyers wrote in an email on Friday.
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The Nasdaq Composite broke through the 22,000 level for the first time on Tuesday, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 brushed against recent peaks.
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CDT (225.7 GMT), while July soybeans shed 240-2104/2405 cents to $2000-7003/2700 a bushel and broke through chart support at its 2612-day moving average.
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"The fact that [Mariah] was able to write a song that broke through and became the modern Christmas classic proved what a talented songwriter she is," Dresdale added.
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Rinne, though, gave a solid effort against the Kings, turning back several close encounters around the net until Los Angeles finally broke through late in the second period.
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But Saturday's royal wedding broke through at least on one medium — Google search — with Americans' interest in homegrown actress Meghan Markle blowing away their fascination with Donald Trump.
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Shortly after Mr. Filip was sworn in, thousands of people surrounded the Moldovan Parliament, and a group of protesters broke through police cordons to get inside the building.
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On Wednesday LME copper broke through the key technical resistance area of $0.93,20.9, which triggered profit-taking alongside a stronger dollar, said Saxo Bank commodities analyst Ole Hansen.
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Najee Goode broke through to block a punt that teammate Zach Pascal recovered in the end zone with 5:56 left for the Colts' only first-half score.
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He didn't want to do that and that was exemplified on his second album when he had "I Wanna Be Your Lover," which broke through on top radio.
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Baltimore broke through in the third after a Virgil Green fumble, when Tucker's 33-yard field goal made it 12-3 with 8:30 left in the third.
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Mr. Trump has now won 553 percent of the popular vote — including the string of recent contests where he clearly broke through and outperformed his prior vote tallies.
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A Massachusetts man broke through many layers of taboos to speak openly about his penis transplant, the first in the U.S. and the second successful one on record.
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On the technical side, gold broke through fibonacci resistance at $1,295.40 and momentum indicators suggested that gold prices would continue to rise, ScotiaMocatta analysts said in a note.
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Ms. Murray was bleeding, and the last time Ms. Parker saw her was as the police broke through the walls of the bathroom and pulled Ms. Parker away.
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It wasn't until Ryan Rua laced a single to center that the Rangers broke through, with Nomar Mazara coming around to score what would be Texas' lone tally.
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She broke through four months after blowing a late lead in the first major championship of the year, the ANA Inspiration, and handing the title to Lydia Ko.
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Though fans of "The Mindy Project" and "Sharp Objects" already knew that Messina, 45, was a bona fide heartthrob, 2019 may be the year he finally broke through.
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But that year, Peter Dinklage, who played Tyrion Lannister in HBO's blockbuster series, broke through to take home the Emmy for outstanding supporting actor in a drama series.
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Pittsburgh took a 21-7 lead when Conner moved left, cut back and broke through for a 22-yard scoring run while 5:23 left in the third.
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In Bangladesh, the Jamuna river broke through an embankment on Wednesday night, inundating at least 40 villages and displacing more than 200,000 people, government official Rokhsana Begum said.
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BTS first formed in Seoul in 2013 and broke through in the U.S. pop market in 2017, becoming the first Korean group to win a Billboard music award.
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But nothing will compare to how Bethenny broke through that for me, and how, in showing her vulnerabilities to the world, she actually changed how I perceived it.
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In Thursday's attack, a car broke through checkpoints onto the grounds of the General Santander School in the capital Bogota before it detonated, shattering windows of apartments nearby.
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At one point, a group of men broke through the clasped hands of the officers, who had formed a ring around the woman, and threw rocks at her.
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She broke through to win the Tianjin Open in October — her first title since 2015 — and enjoyed a run to the semifinal in Shenzhen to start the year.
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Day, who was 97 when she died on Monday, broke through as a singer in the mid-1940s and crossed over into movie stardom in the next decade.
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Of the many sparkling wines made in the Veneto and Emilia-Romagna regions of Italy, for example, why was it that Prosecco and sweetened-up Lambrusco broke through?
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The Angels broke through against Plutko in the bottom of the second, getting an RBI single by David Fletcher, scoring Matt Thaiss, who doubled earlier in the inning.
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Im, last year's tour rookie of the year, broke through in his 50th start by carding a four-under-par 66 at PGA National in Palm Beach Gardens.
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He kept 10 men behind the ball and prayed for most of the game but lost in stoppage time, anyway, when Brazil finally broke through for two goals.
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Phil Kessel beat Craig Anderson with a wrist shot 13 minutes 5 seconds into the third period as Pittsburgh finally broke through against the Ottawa's packed-in defense.
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After some notable playoff failures, Bryant broke through as a champion in his fourth season, forming a devastating partnership with O'Neal under the coaching tutelage of Phil Jackson.
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Pongo originally broke through in Portugal in 2008, when she was just 15, rapping on the track "Kalemba (Wegue Wegue)" with the dance music collective Buraka Som Sistema.
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On the Cornhuskers' next possession, Ozigbo took a handoff from Martinez and broke through the right side, rumbling 246 yards for his second score of the first quarter.
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The previous day, Brent broke through $67 for the first time since June 2015 and WTI rose above $20163 a barrel for the first time since May 2015.
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Amendola eventually broke through with the St. Louis Rams, then signed with New England in 2013, just after Wes Welker left the Patriots to join the Denver Broncos.
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Some findings broke through more than others, however, like the discovery of what was essentially a small Neanderthal cemetery, in Shanidar Cave, in what is now Iraqi Kurdistan.
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BTS first formed in Seoul in 2013 and broke through into the U.S. pop market in 2017 becoming the first Korean group to win a Billboard music award.
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Texas was stymied for five innings by Kansas City's Danny Duffy (3-2) until the home side broke through in a major way while batting around in the sixth.
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Turkish-backed Syrian opposition fighters resumed a major offensive inside the city on Thursday, a day after they broke through IS defenses in its remaining stronghold in Aleppo province.
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The target areas -- Muscatine and Scott counties -- also include Davenport, Iowa, where the Mississippi River broke through a temporary barrier last month, sending water rushing into the city's downtown.
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Jesus, I just realized—are you going to have to ask your parents to pay for the wall the fire department broke through because of your failed courtship jump?
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While trying to keep his feet steady on the sandy floor, Jenkins then broke through the front side window, unlocked the passenger-side door, and pulled Fitzgerald toward him.
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These women broke through as much as you could on that platform, which is to say they didn't really, and are now just footnotes in the reality TV canon.
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On Vandy's third play of the game, Vaughn broke through a huge hole over center and outran the Missouri defense down the left sideline for a 65-yard touchdown.
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Keys, an American who broke through to reach her first Grand Slam semifinal in Melbourne last year, dominated the first set with powerful groundstrokes that Zhang had trouble returning.
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According to ABC7, the Westchester County, New York, pit bull slipped out of her home, broke through her yard's fence and ended up roaming around her neighborhood barking loudly.
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However, the ETF broke through the $290 resistance in late July, leaving Krinsky to project that IBB could hit $340 and that it could even continue rallying from there.
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While Boston&aposs offense broke through, its relievers kept the Blue Jays (2-23) to two hits after starter Joe Kelly allowed all seven runs in three-plus innings.
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Dallas finally broke through with 9:06 remaining when Sharp knocked in a cross-crease pass from John Klingberg that bounced through the legs of Devils defenseman Adam Larsson.
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She gave us an amazing song, navigated an exploitive system, broke through centuries of Christmas music to give us a new R+B-inspired standard and she's making bank.
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Several individuals also broke through police cordons, clambered on cars and buses that had been parked as a barrier, then used ladders to get from one bus to another.
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Altuve added a solo home run, his fourth of the postseason, leading off the eighth, an inning in which the slumping Houston offense broke through with four insurance runs.
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Davies (13-2) and Arizona counterpart Merrill Kelly each allowed one run in seven innings, but the Brewers broke through in the eighth against reliever Yoan Lopez (1-3).
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It's not clear why the Nordstrom move, in particular, broke through, but it seems to have set Trump off in a way that other retailers dumping his daughter didn't.
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The burglars climbed to the roof using a ladder, broke through a window, stole the two works and then escaped out the side of the building using a rope.
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Inflation broke through target earlier this year, largely because sterling's plunge in value since Britons voted to leave the European Union in June 2016 has pushed up import prices.
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Another young player striving to make his mark is defenseman Dylan McIlrath, a first-round pick in 2010, who broke through last season playing 34 games for the Rangers.
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She broke through the glass ceiling to become the second-most-senior executive at the global advisory firm and has since been a diversity advisor to many large companies.
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Ashley Rasys, a graduate student at the University of Georgia who was involved in the lizard's creation, arrived shortly after he broke through his thick M&M-size shell.
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Mr. Arnault loped backstage to have a closer look and Mr. Abloh, who also is the men's artistic director at Louis Vuitton, broke through a crowd to say hello.
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Turkish-backed Syrian opposition fighters resumed a major offensive inside the city on Thursday, a day after they broke through IS defences in its remaining stronghold in Aleppo province.
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The Clio commercial entered this terrain and, contra the advertising-as-arms-race metaphor, broke through using one of the oldest pieces of emotional weaponry there is: maudlin sentimentality.
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Even more, it introduces you to the people — mostly women — who broke through the pervasive denial and minimization of rape culture and made sure they were held to account.
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In intraday trading, the stock broke through a fresh price target of $928 issued by Piper Sandler in the morning, though it finished the session near $917 per share.
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"We salute those unstoppable spirits who kicked a** and broke through the bias perceptions against their gender, their race and ethnicity to tell their stories," Hayek said on stage.
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The comments came after the sports apparel company's stock broke through the $90 mark after delivering top- and bottom-line beats in its fiscal first quarter report on Tuesday.
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Oil prices steadied after U.S. crude broke through $50 a barrel overnight, spurred by an informal meeting among the world's biggest producers on output cuts and falling U.S. crude inventories.
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Today, it seems boring to many tech fans, but the iPhone broke through the last barrier that allowed everybody to do a wide range of tasks on a speedy computer.
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Hundreds of Thais watched the ceremony from outside the field, and broke through fences at the end of the ritual to scramble for grains of rice scattered during the event.
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The band initially broke through in England, where their success provided a push for the group's self-titled debut; essential Petty cuts like "Breakdown" and "American Girl" became radio hits.
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But on Saturday, they broke through rebel defense lines and entered the zone by ground from the northeast, according to civilians and the state-controlled Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA).
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The Capitals repeatedly found scoring chances in the third period, but Pittsburgh actually broke through next when Tanev beat Samsonov with a shot that deflected off defenseman Dmitry Orlov's stick.
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Three months ago, in protest at the worsening conditions inside of Moria, refugees broke through a hole in the fence and decamped into an olive grove next to the prison.
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India's new passenger car sales in 2017 broke through 3 million for the first time, reaching 3.23 million cars, according to the Society for Indian Automobile Manufacturers said on Thursday.
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Brent Crude broke through $26.670 a barrel this week, after a fall in U.S. inventories and a bigger-than-expected cut in Saudi supplies to Asia helped tightened the market.
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They nearly gave up a shorthanded goal when the game was scoreless midway through the second period before Boston finally broke through and took the lead a few minutes later.
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Eventually, relief came, from the river's perspective at least, when it broke through the Monarch Levee and flooded the Gumbo Bottoms in what is now known as the Chesterfield Valley.
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Hurricane Sandy broke through the sea walls of several homes near Mar-a-Lago in 2012, and Palm Beach County had to restore more than 20 acres of eroded seashore.
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The global benchmark on Thursday broke through $80 for the first time since November 503, and investors anticipate more gains due to supply concerns, at least in the short-term.
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But instead, in the months since "Alone" broke through, he's kinda just done what most other successful producers do once they hit a certain level of fame: work with stars.
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Construction noise as a digger broke through from the tunnel to his cell was obvious inside the prison, according a video of Guzman in his cell just before he escaped.
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He finally broke through in 1982's "Tootsie," in which he played John Van Horn, a lecherous actor (who portrayed, of course, a doctor in the film's fictional soap opera).
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The Stars broke through at 11:59 of the first period when Hemsky beat Rask top shelf and to his short side with a wrist shot from the left circle.
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The Angels broke through on Espinosa's run-scoring double in the third, but the Tigers got that back on Castellanos' two-out, RBI single in the bottom of the inning.
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They both also seemed so young, grinning gamely in interviews—I could've sworn they were teens and not, in fact, in their early twenties by the time they broke through.
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After being unable to solve Sabres goaltender Carter Hutton over the first 59 minutes of the game, Calgary finally broke through at the 19:04 mark of the third period.
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The people familiar with the conversation described it as sobering, and said it broke through to Trump in a way his conversations with national security officials in Washington had not.
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Before the Night King finally broke through and came beyond the Wall, characters like Cersei were able to think of the White Walkers as a "northern problem," if you will.
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Starting on June 12, "Women of Abstract Expressionism" will spotlight virtual unknowns like Judith Godwin and Perle Fine, alongside the handful who broke through, including Joan Mitchell and Helen Frankenthaler.
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If the Weeknd broke through by summoning a sleazy and silvery soundtrack to dissolution and slow decay, he's become a Coachella headliner for acquiescing to the demands of the industry.
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The Dodgers broke through in the sixth inning, when Justin Turner scored on an error by Red Sox catcher Christian Vazquez, who made an ill-advised throw to first base.
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In one of the most remarkable moments of her struggle, she broke through a police cordon in Lahore while trying to read at an event at the Lahore Press Club.
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Gabbard, an Iraq war veteran, never broke through the crowded ranks of candidates, but she did have a high-profile scrap when Hillary Clinton implied Gabbard was a Russian asset.
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Second-seeded Caroline Wozniacki, who broke through for her long-awaited first major title at the Australian Open this year, opens against Samantha Stosur, the 2011 United States Open champion.
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Joe was at FedExField on Sunday when Smith took a hit from J.J. Watt that snapped his fibula and tibia -- a compound fracture where the bone broke through the skin.
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What do Cubs fans -- ecstatic their team broke through for its first World Series win in over 100 years -- have in common with dejected Indians fans questioning their own existence?
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As the assailants broke through each barricade, the defenders sprinted back through the empty streets, past families watching from doorways, poised to bolt inside at the first sign of danger.
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It was not until Game 4 of last year's World Series, with the Indians comfortably ahead by six runs, that an opponent broke through against him in any postseason game.
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The sun — absent from the day's proceedings — finally broke through the clouds, illuminating the vast spread of Negronis, vitello tonnato, asparagus, beans and prawn heads like a still-life painting.
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Two modestly budgeted movies — "Girls Trip," a buddy comedy about four black women, and "Baby Driver," a quirky heist caper — broke through and took in more than $100 million apiece.
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Lawmakers finally broke through last month, when they approved a bill that would allow them to increase spending on defense and domestic programs by about $300 billion over two years.
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But Cincinnati finally broke through against Harrell in the sixth when Jose Peraza singled with runners on second and third driving in two runs to tie the score 2-2.
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The Flyers pressured the Stars throughout the man-advantage and broke through when an errant shot by Voracek caromed to Gostisbehere, who scored as he was falling to the ice.
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Just three and a half minutes later, Gurley broke through the middle and went 35 yards for his first career playoff touchdown, putting the Rams ahead, 20-7, at halftime.
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After 20-year-old Jelena Ostapenko broke through with a shock French Open title last month, three 21-year-olds made moves at the first four grass-court warm-up events.
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Chabot broke through the defense to score from close in at 1:42 of the third after the Maple Leafs had tied the game at 3 late in the second period.
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Angels starter Tyler Skaggs got a double-play grounder to escape a bases-loaded, one-out situation in the fourth inning, but the A's broke through against him in the fifth.
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In mid-November, as the legislature was reviewing the draft gay-marriage laws, some 10,000 protesters converged outside; some broke through the gates to stage a sit-in in the courtyard.
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The euro, which had been bumping up against a 25-month top for most of the week, finally broke through to reach as far as $248.70, its highest since early 2015.
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Nashville broke through with a pair of third-period goals, rallying past the Ducks 24-225 on Tuesday to take a two-games-to-one lead in the Western Conference finals.
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Louisiana will mark the 11th anniversary this month of Hurricane Katrina, which killed more than 1,800 people when floods overwhelmed levees and broke through flood walls protecting New Orleans on Aug.
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On a day when those yards were hard to come by, TCU broke through for the go-ahead touchdown on a broken play with 5:26 remaining in the third quarter.
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The yuan unexpectedly broke through the closely watched 7 per dollar mark for the first time since the global financial crisis, a level some market players have regarded as major support.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Greenpeace activists broke through two security barriers and launched fireworks inside the grounds of a French nuclear plant on Thursday to highlight the vulnerability of the plants to attacks.
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Bitcoin broke through $21800,8003 to a fresh record high on Thursday, and has gained more than $2800 this week alone, driven by a huge jump in demand from around the world.
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But around two years ago, she broke through that barrier, and she now has no second thoughts about showing her skin — and participating in everything "fat friends" are supposedly excluded from.
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In October, Greenpeace activists broke through two security barriers and launched fireworks over EDF's Cattenom nuclear plant to highlight the vulnerability of French nuclear plants' spent-fuel pools to outside attacks.
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Even though the idea of deliberately disseminating information that is known to be false has existed for hundreds, if not thousands of years, it broke through into public consciousness last year.
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Rugby LONDON — After Saracens finally broke through with their first European championship, the team's owner and coaches are determined to make sure the title marks a beginning, and not an end.
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Ms. Waldo broke through as the title character on "Meet Corliss Archer," a CBS radio show about a girl next door that ran from the early 1940s until the mid-1950s.
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Altuve added a solo home run, his fourth of the postseason, leading off the eighth inning, a frame in which the slumping Houston offense finally broke through with four insurance runs.
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Biotech stocks are enjoying a solid winning streak, and some strategists forecast the group could see further upside as one popular exchange-traded fund just broke through a round-numbered level.
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If every single person in the world just had a DMT hit and broke through, and fuckin' talked to intelligent entities, and found out that we're all one, we'd be sweet.
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In 2016, a 29-year-old Phoenix driver was killed after a similarly unsecured scrap of metal fell off a truck, broke through his windshield, and impaled him in the heart.
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Another menace of the cold: Park authorities in Washington had to tell people not to skate or walk on the Reflecting Pool on the National Mall after several people broke through.
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Booker broke through No one appeared to have the sort of standout moment that Harris had in the first debate, when she assailed Biden's previous opposition to federally mandated school busing.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ burglars broke through a rear door of Scott's Hidden Hills home, and deputies responded around 1 AM. Nobody was home at the time of the burglary.
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But Mid-Island broke through with a key hit from the last batter in its lineup, Robert Cavalieri, who hit a single into center field to start the third-inning rally.
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Ms. Laszlo, carrying a television camera and wearing a surgical mask, was recording in a field near the Serbia-Hungary border in September 2015, when migrants broke through a police cordon.
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After the Blackhawks limited the Oilers to four shots in the second period, Edmonton broke through with a pair of quick goals from Josh Archibald and Kailer Yamamoto in the third.
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And those opportunities seemed to be parceled by an unspoken "one-at-a-time" approach, which heaped the burden of progress on whichever black quarterback broke through in a given era.
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But when Lehkonen, 21, finally broke through for the visitors, he celebrated with a small dance at the top of the crease in front of Lundqvist, who finished with 26 saves.
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"But, obviously, we've broken through resistance, and after we broke through that ceiling, it was off to the races," Gordon said, highlighting the near-$30 level Luckin cracked in late November.
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Unlike in recent years, when films like "American Sniper" and "The Hangover" broke through, not one movie rooted in a real-life setting was among the top 10 box office performers.
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And longstanding questions about Facebook's approach to privacy broke through as a major controversy, driving down the company's share price and at least vaguely raising the spectacle of possible future regulation.
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When officials broke through, the floor was covered in shampoo to make it slippery -- apparently to prevent Hernandez from gaining his footing in case he wanted to stop himself from hanging.
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Monday's trading marked a pause after last week's rally, when Brent broke through the $70 threshold and U.S. crude posted six straight weeks of gains for the first time since early 2016.
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The play was sloppy in the first period as both clubs skated in the second game of back-to-backs, but the Panthers finally broke through by way of a fortunate bounce.
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"We broke through the 200-day [moving average] pretty clearly, and we have had this defensive sector rotation which we really didn't see in January," Mills said, referring to the broader market.
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Earlier this month the lira broke through 3.0 to the dollar for the first time since October, and has remained stubbornly above the symbolic threshold since, weighed down by global market fears.
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Exports of U.S. crude broke through 3 million bpd in November for the first time and peaked at 3.6 million bpd earlier this year, according to data from the Energy Information Administration.
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As heavy artillery and American warplanes pounded IS positions, the combined force of Kurdish and Arab fighters, known as the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), broke through the jihadists' lines in the east.
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The Grammy-nominated Lopez started her career as a dancer and broke through as an actress, but has since established herself as an accomplished singer, having released eight studio albums since 1999.
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SoundCloud, where XXXTentacion broke through with huge streaming numbers, is another platform that lets listeners push play and sit back to have whatever is next in related music served up to them.
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A few broke through as memorably delicious, like a starter of intense asparagus veloute with foie gras ravioli and, at the black-tie-attire dinner, succulent lamb with ras-el-hanout spices.
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San Francisco finally broke through in the fifth, as Nunez roped a 6213-2621 pitch just over the 230-foot mark in left field for his 22012th home run of the season.
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Breaking with staid expectations of rap masculinity, Thug's voice on these seminal cuts broke through the acceptable upper register in ways rap fans had rarely encountered since the days of Flavor Flav.
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Oil prices held firm on Friday, with Brent crude trading at around $79.70 per barrel after the international benchmark broke through $80 for the first time since November 2014 the previous day.
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In 2012, the Greek left populist party Syriza polled at 16.8 percent and is currently the main party in Greece, and the Greek neo-Nazi Golden Dawn broke through at 7 percent.
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On Wednesday, it broke through the $2,300 barrier for the first time to hit a fresh record high of $2,833, according to CoinDesk, marking a year-to-date rise of 137 percent.
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It wasn't until the fifth that the Blue Jays broke through against Cole, with rookie second baseman Cavan Biggio delivering a two-run double in the third at-bat of his homecoming.
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Buffalo broke through at 17:13 when Sam Reinhart, who was promoted to the top line's right wing spot, fired a shot from the right circle that hit traffic near the crease.
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On Thursday, it broke through $1.30 for the first time in almost eight months after data showed better-than-expected British retail sales growth that helped ease concerns about the broader economy.
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Authorities are investigating the death of Aaron Joel Mitchell, 41, who broke through a two-layer security perimeter during the Man Burn event in which a giant, wooden effigy is set ablaze.
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Fowler, who broke through at Quail Hollow Club in 183 for his first tour title, had a one-stroke lead over Roberto Castro, with Justin Rose and James Hahn two strokes back.
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Entering their annual meeting, the North Division teams' combined scoring offenses totaled more than 233 points per game, but the defenses showed up before the Huskies finally broke through on the scoreboard.
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Shopkeepers tried to shore up their businesses on Saint Mark's Square on Friday morning - many said they had closed to customers 10 days ago when levels broke through the 110 cm threshold.
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Copper broke through $7,000 a ton for the first time in three years last week, and Goldman boosted its forecast for copper to average $6,23.19 in the near term, up from $227.7,260.
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Brent crude oil broke through $103 per barrel for the first time since mid-2015 in the last week of 2017, ending up 17 percent for the year amid record trading volumes.
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Scores of protesters broke through barriers in front of the east steps of the Capitol on Saturday, just hours before the Senate was poised to confirm Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.
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"Markets were hoping that (intervention) would stabilize the Chilean peso and instead we broke through a key psychological level of 800," said Paresh Upadhyaya, director of currency strategy at Amundi Pioneer Investments.
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The play was sloppy in the first period as both clubs skated in the second game of back-to-backs, but the Panthers finally broke through by way of a fortunate bounce.
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Fashion Review PARIS — It's been raining in Paris, just as it was in Milan, but on Wednesday, the sun broke through just long enough to illuminate some cracks in fashion's gilded facade.
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It's an album that sounds like it could only have come from someone who has done so much self-reflection they've broke through to the elusive other side, where there's self-acceptance.
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David used to support Crystal Palace, and once I broke through he used to come to all the Palace games he could, and there were certain Arsenal games I would go to.
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The Emirati-backed troops broke through defensive perimeters on the southern outskirts of town, according to the state news agency WAM, and some pushed as far as the perimeter of the airport.
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Many of the voters were indifferent to the Clinton campaign's attacks on Mr. Trump's character, which blanketed the airwaves, while he broke through to them with his racially tinged "America First" appeals.
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Last year was the moment Davis finally broke through, claiming her rightful place as the pianist of the moment in jazz — particularly thanks to the release of "Diatom Ribbons," her latest album.
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It, too, is full of archival material, well deployed to make clear just how stifling the environment was for a very long time and how bold the women were who broke through.
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When Skjei broke through for the Rangers, snapping a rebound past Price for his second goal of the series, the score was left knotted at 2-2 heading into the third period.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia accused Turkey on Thursday of providing artillery support to militants fighting the Syrian army and said militants briefly broke through Syrian military positions in Idlib, Russian news agencies reported.
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Avalanche 1, Ducks 0 J.T. Compher broke through in a tight defensive battle to score a second-period goal, and Colorado extended its road winning streak to five games by beating Anaheim.
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The White Sox broke through in the fifth inning against Weaver when Leury Garcia walked, took third on Narvaez's single and scored on Anderson's fielder's choice groundout for a 1-0 lead.
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She started out as a banjo-slinging folkie, but broke through with songs like "Alaska" and "On + Off," whose sonic textures reflected her growing interest in electronic dance music and mainstream pop.
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The Sharks (173-18-4) broke through for the only goal of the opening 40 minutes when right winger Joe Pavelski scored his team-leading 24th at 3:39 of the second period.
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Vancouver broke through 9:46 into the second period on Hutton's goal, which was the culmination of a sequence that began with Halak turning away Jared McCann's wrist shot from the right side.
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The intruder broke through the locked bathroom door, killed Denise with a single shot to the head, then dragged Jayme to his car and threw her — bound with duct tape — into the trunk.
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Pittsburgh broke through in the bottom of the seventh when Osuna hit a one-out double, moved to third on a groundout and scored on Moran's single to break up the shutout bid.
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Black Rock City firefighters and other rescue crews chased the man after he broke through a safety perimeter and headed for the flames of one the burning sculptures at about 10:30 p.m.
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At least 300 black lives lost "Blacks were so outnumbered and outgunned, whites eventually broke through the railroad tracks and invaded what was home to Black Wall Street, the Greenwood district," Brown said.
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By the time SWAT officers broke through the room door, Paddock was dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound and the US had just experienced its worst mass shooting in modern history.
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The Swiss currency was on track for its biggest monthly drop in six years against the euro as some hedge funds sold the currency after it broke through major technical levels last week.
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At least 300 black lives lost "Blacks were so outnumbered and outgunned, whites eventually broke through the railroad tracks and invaded what was home to Black Wall Street, the Greenwood district," Brown said.
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Houston PD just held a news conference to break down the Bennett incident at Super Bowl LI ... where he allegedly broke through locked doors at the southwest corner of the NRG Stadium tunnels.
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"European funds have been selling dollar-yen since this morning, and it broke through the barrier options around 115," said Kaneo Ogino, director at foreign exchange research firm Global-info Co in Tokyo.
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The four companies also were the biggest weights on the benchmark S&P 500 index as it broke through its 200-day moving average after threatening to do so the past five sessions.
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Tall tidal waves broke through the earth embankment, rushing into homes and fields, "gulping down everything that came their way", recalled Mandal from Patharpara village on the coast of India's West Bengal state.
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Exports of U.S. crude broke through 3 million bpd in November for the first time and hit a record 3.6 million bpd earlier this year, according to data from the Energy Information Administration.
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But the Cubs, who outhit the Rockies 15-5, broke through for four runs in the fourth and then padded their lead to 73-0 on Bryant's three-run shot in the fifth.
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From blighted, post-industrial towns in Pennsylvania to leafy commuter villages full of Wall Street bankers, Mr Trump broke through his supposed "ceiling" of 40-odd per cent of the Republican primary vote.
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The 21940-mile-long rift eventually broke through the surface and cleaved off a 225-square-mile iceberg in July 2015, according to their study, published Monday in the journal Geophysical Research Letters.
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Sobering talk The people familiar with the December conversation described it as sobering, and said it broke through to Trump in a way his conversations with national security officials in Washington had not.
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San Jose finally broke through at 8:07 when a shot by defenseman Brenden Dillon found its way to Karlsson, who scored on a 17-foot wrist shot while falling to his knees.
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Roundup Eugenio Suarez and Adam Duvall hit three-run homers in the sixth inning as the Reds finally broke through against the Cubs' dominant pitching, beating Chicago, 13-5, in Cincinnati on Saturday.
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But El Tri, the top CONCACAF nation in world rankings, finally broke through in the 40th minute when Alvarado fired home a rebound after keeper Milan Borjan stopped Raul Jimenez from in close.
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Onward I pressed, my alveoli on fire, until finally, with one big primordial bubble, the smoke broke through to the surface and rushed into my chest with the jolt of a defibrillator resuscitation.
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For a fifth year, The New York Times is speaking to Andy Murray after his matches at the United States Open, where he broke through for his first Grand Slam title in 2012.
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After several close calls, she broke through on the first day here with a 6-1, 6-20163 thrashing of No. 4 Sloane Stephens, and has sustained that form through two more rounds.
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Widely credited with pioneering the glam rock movement, Mr. Bolan, with his corkscrew hair, sparkly makeup and flamboyant outfits, defined an era of glitter and gobbledygook, though he never broke through in America.
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He spun out, broke through a restraining fence, which snagged and tore away his helmet, then hit an embankment and bounced back onto the track, where he was hit by several following cars.
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Having threatened all night without anything to show for it besides Dries Mertens's volley off the crossbar, Napoli finally broke through when Insigne redirected a cross from José Callejón by the far post.
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After dominating the action for 210 minutes, but finding frustration from Costa Rica's dogged defense and keeper Keylor Navas, Brazil finally broke through on a goal by Philippe Coutinho in the 91st minute.
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The American benchmark broke through the threshold as the market grew increasingly concerned about a shortage of oil amid supply disruptions in Libya and Canada and as tough U.S. sanctions on Iran loom.
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Even so, the effectiveness of the companies' actions in Ireland has not been clear cut — and it may take months, if not years, to know whether any disinformation campaigns broke through their efforts.
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After a sluggish start, Bowden broke through with 10-play, 75-yard drive, capped by his own three-yard run, to pull Kentucky within 13-7 with less than one minute before halftime.
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The resonance was profound in Iowa and elsewhere across the Midwest, according to one study, where he broke through Democrats' "blue wall" in Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania by a minuscule 77,000-vote margin.
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Switzerland's safe-haven franc hit its highest since November's U.S. election and Britain's Brexit-bruised pound broke through the $60.023 barrier for the first time since late September after reassuring retail sales figures.
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But the plane, which was carrying 220 passengers and five crew, "lost altitude after takeoff and broke through a concrete fence," before colliding with a two-story building at approximately 210:22020 a.m.
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In 2015, 5-year-old Cruz broke through security to give Pope Francis a letter in which she asked that her parents, who are undocumented immigrants, not be deported from the United States.
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Nikola Jokic finally broke through on the offensive end for the Denver Nuggets and he'll try to stay hot when they open a four-game road trip at the Charlotte Hornets on Wednesday.
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No. Before she broke through in "Black Panther," she almost quit acting because of depression, an experience she spoke about when she collected the Rising Star Award at the Baftas earlier this year.
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"The real point is, we broke through a box which said you can't talk about this, you can't talk about income equality, health care for all, taking on the billionaire class," Sanders said.
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A few weeks later, at 4 AM on a weekday morning, three armed men broke through a glass door of a small home across the street from an elementary school in Bradenton, Florida.
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On a long-term chart of the S&P 500 versus the VIX, Wald shows that the S&P 500 recently broke through resistance, a breakout that coincided with a spike in the VIX.
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Hartigan broke through at Sundance three years ago with the touching slice-of-life pic This Is Martin Bonner, and he hasn't lost his knack for tapping directly into what his characters are feeling.
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In 2011, cult filmmaker Nicolas Winding Refn broke through with the stylish neo-noir Drive, only to scare off a lot of new fans with his moody, willfully impenetrable follow-up, Only God Forgives.
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Both policies faced pushback from Sessions' former Republican colleagues in the Senate, but hardly broke through the din of the Russia investigation and more high-profile policy fights, such as the health care fiasco.
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Wawrinka, a three times major winner who broke through to win his maiden Grand Slam in Melbourne in 2014, said he was pleased with his progress from a career-threatening knee injury last year.
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" In the midst of a cold front, the likelihood of growth seemed unlikely – "but then two days ago, the sun broke through the clouds and it almost felt like spring was in the air.
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She finally broke through after more than six years at Jaguar, where she focused on building cars and learning how they worked, and earned her first racing titles in the early 2010s with Audi.
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"The aircraft broke through the airport perimeter fence, a parking lot, a guardrail and came to a stop on [the] road ... about 580 meters [635 yards] past the end of the runway," it reported.
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Dwyer, who missed over the bar during a one-on-one with Bush on 58 minutes, finally broke through in the first minute of second-half stoppage time on a feed from Santiago Patino.
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The 2016 Race The beginnings of the blue-red regional alignment in today's American politics can be traced to 1964, when Republicans broke through in the South after almost 100 years of Democratic domination.
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On the technical side, gold broke through resistance at the 50-day moving average around $1,003.903 and the next hurdle was at a Fibonacci level of $1,295.40, analysts at ScotiaMocatta said in a note.
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But part of the ice shelf on the north side of the reservoir had been weakened by the steady flow of creek water and some of the elk broke through the ice, Perrine said.
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The goats were munching at an Ada County Highway District retention pond when they broke through a fence and escaped, briefly overtaking a street in the West Valley area of Boise around 7 a.m.
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"(Buckel's) thoughtful and engaging advocacy broke through many stubborn misconceptions and showed it was possible and necessary for our movement to speak up for bullied, ostracized LGBT young people," Taylor said of the case.
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After Eminem broke through as a mainstream megastar, he scooped up his old group, D12, and helped turn the sextet into cartoon anti-heroes who delighted in bringing their shock schtick to the world.
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A dog barked, and at that moment the sun broke through the clouds, lighting up not only the stable, but also the field of horses and ruins and strange machines that lay beyond it.
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Nicholls finally broke through in the second half on a 653-yard scoring run from Kendall Bussey, but the Wildcats would add three more touchdowns in the fourth quarter to make it a laugher.
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They often involved conspiracy theories and outright falsehoods — sometimes with a tenuous connection to fact, as in the Lisa case, sometimes with no connection at all — amplified until they broke through into domestic politics.
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Seventy-three seconds into the flight of the Challenger, hot gasses from one of the SRBs broke through an O ring that had been made brittle by the cold air of that winter morning.
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That night women and children were sheltering in a room on the second floor of the Gurdwara with instructions on what to do if the militia broke through the doors and entered the temple.
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On Wednesday, Fritz finally broke through, zipping a backhand winner to complete a 6-4, 6-4, 6-3 win against the veteran Marcos Baghdatis in the first round of the United States Open.
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The Angels, held to just two singles over the first five innings by Gibson, finally broke through in the sixth when they parlayed four hits, a walk and a wild pitch into three runs.
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She broke through as an electronic producer in 2015, when her credits for pop singles by Madonna and Charli XCX coincided with the release of her own singles compilation, the tight, dinky, flawless Product.
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The source was speaking after the army and allied militia, backed by Russian air strikes, broke through rebel lines on Wednesday to Nubul and al-Zahraa, Shi'ite towns loyal to Damascus lying northwest of Aleppo.
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The yuan broke through 231.61 per dollar, which some market players have regarded as a major support level, falling to as low as 2105.80 per dollar in offshore trade and 2106.07 to the dollar onshore.
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Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said Abe on Wednesday would visit an evacuation center in Kurashiki, a city where a river broke through an embankment and swept through residential areas, killing more than 40 people.
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After being shut out Tuesday night, the Rangers finally broke through against Reds pitching in the second inning when Nomar Mazara launched a three-run homer off Tim Adleman to put Texas ahead 4003-0.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe at a disaster response meeting Thursday recalled seeing "horrendous" damage during his visit the previous day to Kurashiki city, where a river broke through its embankment and flooded a wide area.
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This meme really broke through when Michael Cohen and Paul Manafort respectively pled guilty to various crimes on the same day in August, but it's made countless comebacks as more Trump transgressions come to light.
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TAL AFAR, Iraq (Reuters) - Iraqi government forces broke through Islamic State's lines inside Tal Afar on Friday, reaching the old city center and the neighborhood around the Ottoman-era citadel, according to a military statement.
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Hulu has been on a roll recently: after primarily focusing on comedies, the service finally broke through as a provider of prestige drama when it won five Emmy Awards for The Handmaid's Tale last year.
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Last we saw Beric, he was at the Wall trying to stop the White Walkers and their army from invading, but the White Walkers broke through and we don't know the current status of Beric.
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According to ABC Action News, who reported the story, when Kristi Durham's dog Lefty — a beagle with sight and hearing impairments — broke through her fenced yard, Durham and her husband acted fast to find him.
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Absurd as it seemed at the time, one day the "trunk" was gone and life broke through, in the sound and colours of Khrushchev's thaw, in film and theatre productions filled with sincere human feelings.
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World Briefing | Europe Hundreds of protesters broke through police lines in the capital, Chisinau, on Wednesday to storm Parliament after lawmakers approved a new prime minister in an effort to end months of political deadlock.
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Iraqi forces are pushing from the south and east into Mosul and Islamic State have lost control of seven eastern districts of the city to Iraqi special forces who broke through their lines last Monday.
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" Doocy twelve minutes earlier: "50 people ran past the police, broke through a hole in the border fence, and then some of the people in the group threw rocks at agents on the other side.
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Davies (23-22) and Arizona counterpart Merrill Kelly each allowed one run in seven innings, but the Brewers broke through in the eighth against reliever Yoan Lopez (20-3) with three runs and four hits.
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But the Red Sox broke through in the eighth against Warren, taking a 2-0 lead on Mookie Betts's bases-loaded double and a 3-0 advantage when David Ortiz scored on a passed ball.
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It was in the midst of one such protest earlier this month, as smoke billowed through the air and tear gas canisters hit the pavement, that the sound of Arteaga's violin broke through the racket.
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More than a dozen police cars and a helicopter pursued the fugitive over a distance up the wrong side of a motorway before he broke through security barriers at the Lyon-Saint-Exupery international airport.
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Against the euro, too, which has proved more resilient against the pound in recent weeks, sterling broke through the 88 pence level to trade at its strongest in five weeks at 87.70 pence per euro.
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On an early morning in May, my fellow Chinatown residents and I were trudging through our day when a horse cart full of food broke through a gated barrier on the edge of the neighborhood.
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The matchup recalled the 232 National League wild-card game at Citi Field, when Bumgarner and Syndergaard dueled in a 22020-2500 contest before the Giants broke through against the Mets' best reliever, Jeurys Familia.
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He broke through to a larger audience in late 21940 with his first album, "On the Track," which included songs like "My Walking Stick," by Irving Berlin, and "Lazybones," by Hoagy Carmichael and Johnny Mercer.
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The Blues finally broke through with 8:40 left in the second period when Parayko took a cross-ice pass from Robert Thomas and blasted a slap shot from the top of the right circle.
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"If you look back at the strength last year, this stock broke through very big resistance in May of 2019, came back, tested that breakout in October [and] has since inflected from there," Wald said.
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In the living room, Mr. Shafer broke through the attic floor to raise the ceiling height to more than 2491 feet and framed a period stained-glass window with wood he salvaged in the renovation.
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Their passion and their pain broke through the noise, and it's their lives, and their stories, that made it impossible for Republicans to ram through a legislation to rip healthcare away from millions of families.
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Six plays later, Tannehill kept the ball on the option, broke through a tackle and scored on third-and-goal from the 1 to make it 28-6 with 4:16 remaining in the third.
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MOSCOW, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Russia's defence ministry accused Turkey on Thursday of providing artillery support to militants fighting Syrian government forces and said militants briefly broke through government defences in Idlib, Russian news agencies reported.
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Regardless of the risk, it was clear on both sides of the aisle — and to experienced prosecutors who watched — that after a long day of complicated and sometimes monotonous testimony, Mr. Schiff's oratory broke through.
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The plane was heading for the capital, Nur-Sultan, and "lost altitude during takeoff and broke through a concrete fence" before hitting a two-storey building, Kazakhstan&aposs Civil Aviation Committee said in a statement.
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It gives you a real, empathetic sense of how Ali, a longtime actor who "broke through" last year with his Academy Award–winning performance in Moonlight, navigates both Hollywood and America as a black Muslim man.
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"Once we broke through the nominal all-time high, liquidity dried up – no shorts, no sellers, which means a volatile little bubble formed quickly," Peter Smith, chief executive of bitcoin wallet Blockchain, told CNBC by email.
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McMaster's backers believe a continuity argument works better in 2018, with a Republican in the White House and Haley a rising star nationally, than it did when Haley broke through as an insurgent eight years ago.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Some 359 African migrants broke through the border fence between Morocco and the Spanish enclave of Ceuta early on Monday, in a second mass push after about 500 migrants breached the fence on Friday.
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The Islanders finally broke through — and elicited a giant roar from a sold-out crowd of 22005,206 — when Strome's shot sailed over the glove hand of Miller, who was screened by New York center Anders Lee.
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Defending champion Wozniacki, who broke through for her maiden Grand Slam title with victory over Halep in last year's final, is in line to face former winner Maria Sharapova in a mouth-watering third round showdown.
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JOHANNESBURG, Aug 2083 (Reuters) - South Africa's rand inched weaker on Wednesday as traders anticipated further weakness as the unit broke through successive technical levels in an economy in recession with possible ratings downgrades on the horizon.
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Days later, Greenpeace activists broke through two security barriers and launched fireworks from inside the grounds of EDF's Cattenom nuclear plant in northeast France to prove how easy it is to break into a nuclear plant.
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Backstrom nets OT winner as Capitals defeat Flyers WASHINGTON — On a night when the penalty killers were dominant for the Washington Capitals and Philadelphia Flyers, the Capitals' power play was the one that finally broke through.
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The protests have gathered momentum since Wednesday when some people broke through police barriers protecting the mine, operated by Myanmar Wanbao, a unit of a Chinese weapons maker, residents of the area told Reuters by telephone.
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WASHINGTON — Islamic State fighters killed a member of the Navy SEALs on Tuesday after they broke through Kurdish defenses in northern Iraq, in what military officials described as the militant group's biggest offensive in months. Gov.
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Incredibly, just over a year later, Mr. Morgan was back at "Saturday Night Live," the NBC sketch comedy series where he broke through as a cast member in the late 1990s, hosting its broadcast of Oct.
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