The music tab is broken into playlists, artists and albums.
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On Wednesday, another car was broken into below her window.
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By 21994, he'd broken into books like DC's Infinity Inc.
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When it arrived, it was broken into hundreds of shards.
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They'll be broken into chapters, ten minutes long at most.
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Some politicians have called for Facebook to be broken into pieces.
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It was broken into sometime between March 24 and March 27.
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And that means precision medicine has finally broken into the mainstream.
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A boutique on the Rue Rivoli was broken into and looted.
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Other than that, my actual "research" is broken into two groups.
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Someone had broken into the garage and was inside the house.
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Police reports suggest that Kardashian's room was broken into shortly after.
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Bread should always broken into small bite sized pieces, never cut.
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Instead of iPhones getting hacked, human minds can be broken into.
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Sustainable funds can be broken into many categories, according to Morningstar.
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Really, this is more of a TV movie broken into pieces.
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In that spree, around 20083, about 20 homes were broken into.
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But the locks didn't show any signs of being broken into.
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Every one I've interviewed has broken into tears discussing the shooting.
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Then, a month after we moved, our house was broken into.
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I got my house broken into four times in one year.
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The Dodd-Frank law can essentially be broken into two parts.
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Some appeared very old and had broken into pieces upon impact.
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Clinton and lift Mr. Trump, and The New York Times reported that Russia had broken into Republican National Committee computer networks just as they had broken into Democratic ones, but had released documents only on the Democrats.
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"He is broken into a million pieces," Cassie said, according to CBC.
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We have another five stories fully broken into outline for season five.
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His interrogators later told him they had broken into the devices anyway.
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Degrees are broken into modules; modules into courses; courses into short segments.
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I also want to know if a nearby house is broken into.
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Gargiulo had broken into her place and repeatedly stabbed her, prosecutors said.
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Years of tensions over doping have broken into the open in Rio.
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In practical terms, upstream prevention can be broken into two stages. 1.
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A CBS affiliate in Baltimore reported that Cummings's home was broken into.
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Over the years, his firm has broken into four separate investment groups.
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Someone's already broken into her home, and what if she was there?
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Today, though, she's sitting on Matt's couch, having broken into his apartment.
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They also suggest it would function more efficiently broken into three parts.
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Several of Clint Eastwood's children have broken into acting, particularly Scott Eastwood.
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Intelligence agents, meanwhile, had broken into her office and searched her files.
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Clearly none of the people in this thread have broken into anything.
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But without 280 characters, the school's warning was broken into separate messages.
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Tuesday's nominations showed popular films had broken into the best picture race.
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Work is broken into predictable chunks, with clearly defined goals and criteria.
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"Artificial intelligence has broken into scientific research in a big way," says Schawinski.
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They had broken into his storage unit and were holding scooters, he says.
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Love Medicine is a multigenerational saga broken into a dozen or so stories.
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The questions are broken into three sections, representing different stages of our lives.
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Drake bought the home in 2012, and it's been broken into multiple times.
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I would probably still be there if my house hadn't gotten broken into.
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The business did not appear to have been broken into, the sheriff said.
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The callers said the subjects had broken into one home, the documents state.
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John Micalizzi and Mr. Lino said the house had been broken into recently.
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The once stable country is broken into fiefdoms ruled by rebels and warlords.
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Her colleagues' lives have also been threatened, their homes broken into or burned.
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This is a huge task that needs to be broken into manageable parts.
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But since the opening, panels have come loose or broken into little pieces.
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He yelled that a man had broken into the house and raped him.
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It was as if he had broken into my house and my body.
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Streaming services like Netflix have broken into the television industry awards circuit, too.
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If broken into fragments, they are so fine that they can be inhaled.
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They come in a resealable bag, broken into shards of all shapes and sizes.
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With a numerical calculation, the motion is broken into many small steps of time.
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Bella Thorne's home was reportedly broken into for the second time in a month.
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My house was broken into yesterday and I walked in on the person stealing!
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Strangely, Jackson had cleaned the apartment, but he'd also broken into Khawaja's locked bedroom.
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Did you go outside of your friend's house and your car was broken into?
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In the final, explosive scene, Eve has found and broken into Villanelle's Parisian apartment.
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I thought someone had broken into our home and hit me with a bat.
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The Palm Beach Gardens PD confirmed ... Venus' home was broken into sometime between Sept.
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Here's what he said, more or less verbatim, broken into bullet points for readability.
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It has generated such patriotic fervour that audiences have broken into the national anthem.
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Once the field was set, the teams were broken into six groups of four.
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Similarly, shows on the band's current tour are broken into acoustic and electric sets.
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Sixteen players began the $190,000 tournament on Thursday, broken into four round-robin groups.
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Sixteen players began the $2000,2800 tournament on Thursday, broken into four round-robin groups.
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Rioters there had broken into the Tuileries and set the French throne on fire.
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That will be broken into $213.13 billion in 22020 and $227.6 billion in 2466.
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And during each ice age, northern belts of trees were broken into isolated stands.
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Mosques and Islamic centers across the country have been burned, broken into and vandalized.
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He leaves the race having never broken into the single digits in national polling.
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One night I arrived home to find that my apartment had been broken into.
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Yes, like any other religion, it's broken into factions of people who believe different things.
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The platform was not quite two years old and hadn't yet broken into the mainstream.
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A food's nutrients are broken into daily percentages that will change based on serving size.
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According to police, the YouTuber found someone who had broken into his multimillion-dollar home.
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Mr. Khadka said that the plane had broken into fragments and that bodies were unrecognizable.
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Each category can be broken into more specific conditions like overspending, workaholism and pathological gambling.
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Images of the sub—found broken into two pieces—were used to confirm its identity.
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The man conceded he had broken into the home and stolen items, the complaint says.
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If Athena was ultimately broken into pieces or sold, they would advise on that, too.
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The credit is broken into two parts, with up to $23 available every six months.
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The credit is broken into two parts, with up to $50 available every six months.
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Then hackers revealed someone had broken into MySpace, stealing the passwords of 427 million users.
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Monks: And I don't think bands that haven't broken into the States haven't tried either.
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Six years before the murder, he'd broken into John Williams's home and stolen a gun.
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A hacker appears to have broken into personal accounts of the nation's top spy chief.
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Two people had broken into her house and she'd fled to the closet in fear.
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"It's a real threat that you'll get broken into at some point in your career."
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The current exhibit at Dia:Chelsea consists of three rooms which are broken into smaller galleries.
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That will be broken into $27.5 billion additional in 225 and $2250 billion in 22.
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"I was mostly a little irritated that someone had broken into my account," she said.
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The questions are broken into three parts, to match the three parts of the book.
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Her car had been broken into seven times, the most recent time a year ago.
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That will be broken into $43 billion additional in 2020 and $33.9 billion in 2020.
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Candidates customarily get one briefing although they may ask that it be broken into segments.
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The missile may have broken into three pieces, but that was not clear, he added.
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That's because movies for the faith-based audience can be broken into three main categories.
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Koguta is not the only place where simmering ethnic tensions have broken into the open.
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OH MY GOD OUR CAR GOT BROKEN INTO MY MACBOOK AND HARD DRIVE IS GONE pic.twitter.
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This is not the first time that hackers have broken into insecure billboards for a prank.
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The lecture is broken into five separate segments, each between about three and 10 minutes long.
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Jasper has broken into her home without facing any censure from the pet criminal justice system.
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The home of Christina Milian's boyfriend, singer Matthieu Tota, was broken into twice in four days.
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By then, Donald had broken into the Manhattan real estate market and the city's celebrity culture.
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Under the restructuring plan, Bohai Steel will be broken into two parts, steel and non-steel.
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He said the woman may have also broken into another hut nearby to find more food.
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Here, a powerful laser vaporises a tiny amount of material which is then broken into ions.
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Microsoft has broken into the top five PC makers in the US for the first time.
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She just wants a way... Someone's already broken into her home — what if she was there?
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At the protests in Hong Kong over the past week, people have regularly broken into song.
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On Thursday, Dunkin' Donuts announced that hackers had likely broken into some customers' loyalty points accounts.
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Yet another -- in Tucson, Arizona -- is broken into and its copies of the Quran ripped up.
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Vancouver artist David Wilson had his studio broken into for the second time in three months.
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The university said some people had broken into a storeroom and taken bows, arrows and javelins.
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The first is up to $120 each year in dining credits, broken into monthly $10 portions.
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"You assume that the house will get broken into, but what they steal doesn't mean anything."
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It's unclear whether the State Department would be aware if Clinton's machine had been broken into.
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Babylon has broken into international markets as a channel to growth — and it's historically paid dividends.
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Most importantly, we live in a society that relies on days broken into hours and minutes.
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At around 263:40 PM the night before, thieves had broken into Durham University Oriental Museum.
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Broken into panels like a comic book, the banner depicts the karmic consequences of various actions.
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The rosewater jelly was the real surprise, broken into shards as sparklingly clear as cold vodka.
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The man concedes he had broken into the home and stolen items, a criminal complaint says.
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Borodin told his friend that he thought his apartment would soon be broken into and searched.
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I had a terrible feeling that the outside world had broken into our quiet green place.
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Not long ago, Mr. Carrasco heard that burglars had broken into his old home, emptying it.
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I had it in my home for the longest time, and my home was broken into.
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Mr. Hotchner said he would not have broken into a woman's apartment, as Aaron Broom did.
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Burglars had broken into the school safe, where they might have had access to the exam.
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The show will be broken into three parts, each modeled on the acts of a play.
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A couple of years ago, my garage was broken into while I was in the house.
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The race was 7503 miles long, from Albany to Atlantic City, and broken into 10 stages.
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Summer houses have been broken into for blankets and mattresses, curtains and doors, pots and spoons.
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Broken into three different sections, this novel in part explores trauma and how we process it.
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And what about the people who moved in when the old pile was broken into apartments?
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Collectibles can be broken into categories determined by provenance, rarity and even a moment in time.
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Nor was it the only restaurant in that part of town that was continuously broken into.
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While some locals' cars have been stolen and homes broken into, nobody touches Mary, he says.
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So, what was with Microsoft, Microsoft wasn't broken into a million pieces, but it felt pressure.
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Each Serial is broken into 10 to 15 individual installments that each tell a largely standalone story.
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For the new study, the researchers used 22017 skin samples broken into sets of 36 or 48.
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But the crowds flocking to DragWorld demonstrate how an underground pastime has broken into the cultural mainstream.
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Debt campaigners say that their phones are tapped, their houses broken into and their meetings spied on.
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RESTRUCTURING Under the restructuring plan, Bohai Steel will be broken into two parts, steel and non-steel.
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A slab of glass, broken into weapons by the angry Sentences, had caught her across the calf.
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"Our car had been broken into, rifled through, the door was left open," Nikki Larson told FOX6.
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Finally, Hulu has finally broken into the race with a multiple nods going to The Handmaid's Tale.
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"We were still pretty fearful our home would be broken into [after the police left]," she continued.
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No one wants their car broken into, but sometimes you gotta give credit where credit is due.
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Only a handful of people have broken into this facility and got away with their SD cards.
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Just because your house hasn't been broken into lately, doesn't mean you shouldn't lock your door. Agreed?
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Earlier that week, a gang of thieves had broken into the apartment of friends and murdered them.
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And if you haven't broken into an industry yet, don't assume you don't have the relevant skills.
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In contrast, the younger teammates involved have only broken into the margins of the United States team.
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Unfortunately it didn't, the filet arriving dry and broken into smaller segments under the rigor of preparation.
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My own brother had his vehicle broken into and damaged because of a bumper sticker supporting Trump.
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That population is broken into three categories, which together experienced increases between 24 percent and 29 percent.
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However, according to a new report, the company's computer systems were also allegedly broken into in March.
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In October, Cracka and Cubed claimed to have broken into the AOL email account of John Brennan.
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The crew can attest that [on] pretty much all the shoot days, we've broken into laughing fits.
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Team members, broken into a white jersey/blue jersey scrimmage, slammed one another mercilessly into the boards.
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The sheet of foil casts a shadow on the floor that is broken into bands of transparency.
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Dr. Bree Blakeman thought someone had broken into her office when she first walked in on Monday.
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PewDiePie, real name Felix Kjellberg, and his wife Marzia had their house in Japan broken into recently.
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The exercise routine consisted of 60 minutes of fast, intense running, broken into three 20-minute blocks.
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The aircraft was broken into small pieces, the largest among them a wheel and a dented engine.
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The bundle of online classes is broken into nine parts, each one aimed at improving various writing skills.
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Around midnight on November 29, 2012, a group of men had broken into Kumra's 403,000-square-foot mansion.
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What do you do when you witness your house being broken into by a freakishly huge monitor lizard?
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Look closely and you'll find that the chocolate can be broken into individual pieces shaped like Christmas trees.
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Most meteorites are broken into smaller pieces in order to be sold to a higher number of buyers.
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Many are in areas Whole Foods hasn't broken into, like Montana, Wyoming, the Dakotas, West Virginia, and Vermont.
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For a time everyone seen on the streets was shot at, homes were broken into and occupants killed.
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"This weekend our home was broken into while we were out of town for 28 hours," she said.
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No one wants to call for help in an escape room, especially if you've just broken into one.
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Here's the word clouds broken into a week-by-week timeline of the last month of the campaign.
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Jose Canseco's Chevy Tahoe was broken into early Wednesday morning and the suspects were caught in the act.
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The line is broken into sections like verse, chorus, and bridge, and studded with colored spots representing chords.
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No other K-pop release has ever broken into the top 10, let alone the No. 1 spot.
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Our list is broken into tiers to give you a better idea of where exactly every player falls.
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The way we do political field organizing in the United States is broken into a one-way transaction.
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The black-and-white tile near the entrance was broken into hunks, and I contemplated carrying one off.
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Determine if you really need microservices Not every application is complicated enough to warrant being broken into microservices.
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But I'd rather have my car broken into than have a person's life ruined by my 911 call.
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You'll recall, Scott's house was broken into last year - almost to the day - while he was in Cannes.
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Forty Five Ten is broken into four distinct storefronts, making the fifth floor feel like a theme park.
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The bills are expected to be introduced later Monday and are expected to be broken into two packages.
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It will be broken into seven parts ranging from three-year notes to 40-year notes, analysts said.
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His construction sites have been burglarized nine times, he said, and his car has been broken into twice.
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The subway rescue plan came amid a bitter feud that has broken into the public arena between Gov.
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"We used to be located under a bridge, and maybe our cars would get broken into," said Steele.
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Authorities initially arrived at Montana's Calabasas mansion after receiving a report that his house had been broken into.
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It resembled a millipede up to 10 inches in length, broken into 50 segments across its short body.
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Penczak said that her employees are broken into Slack channels of eight to 10, spearheaded by a manager.
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The pursuit of AT&T lasted a decade until the company was broken into the seven Baby Bells.
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Earth's outermost layer, called the lithosphere, is broken into tectonic plates that shift a few inches every year.
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The company says its mushroom materials degrade in about a month when broken into small pieces and left outside.
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It&aposs the second time in less than 10 days that anti-nuclear activists have broken into the base.
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The actor revealed in an Instagram story video on Wednesday that his Beverly Hills home was broken into recently.
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TMZ has learned Lochte told cops his car was broken into in a Charlotte parking lot back in January.
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Last week, Motherboard revealed that hackers had broken into the servers that belong to ASUS, the Taiwanese computer giant.
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Nine-year-old Lily, who doesn't even know her own address, reports that her house is being broken into.
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And it's broken into smaller sections – clips it calls "bursts" – which Audioburst identifies by understanding when the audio changes.
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Your world here is broken into smaller communities called enclaves, each with their own rigid social structures and beliefs.
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On Friday, the 31-year-old Sports Illustrated Model woke up to find bears had broken into her cars.
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Broken into six volumes of more than 300 pages each, the famous post-apocalyptic manga follows Tetsuo and Kaneda.
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Law enforcement sources tell us the 'Players Club' star's San Fernando Valley crib was broken into over the weekend.
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She's a single girl who lives alone, like someone's already broken into her home, what if she was there?
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South Korea said in December that Pyongyang had broken into the South Korean military intranet and leaked confidential information.
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Last week, Cracka claimed to have broken into a personal email and phone account of Clapper and his wife.
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Crash course: Freud believed the human subconscious was broken into three parts: the ego, the superego, and the id.
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Ms. Gray, who is black, lived in this part of town, she said, until her house was broken into.
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There had been muggings and a murder on his Bay Ridge block, and his apartment had been broken into.
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The Gold Card offers up to $120 of dining credits per year, broken into chunks of $10 each month.
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The cookbook is broken into chapters on breakfast, snacks, sandwiches, soups, main dishes, and so on for easy navigation.
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If a bank gets broken into and gold is stolen, Lee said, it doesn't affect the price of gold.
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Some of the abuse wasn't just online — one described how her home had been broken into by a harasser.
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The de Blasio program requires two hours per day of play, which is typically broken into several smaller chunks.
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Its 11 episodes were broken into two parts, the second of which debuted in April, to almost no fanfare.
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A "Hearing Highlights" that allowed readers to scroll through a live briefing of the hearing, broken into subject areas.
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For decades, the health care system has been broken into several distinct layers: Medicare, Medicaid and employer-provided coverage.
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The trouble started one morning in December 2012, when Chief Burke discovered somebody had broken into his police car.
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The legislation was broken into two bills after Trump said he'd never sign a sweeping government spending measure again.
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Occupying much of the fifth floor of Hudson Yards, the 16,000-square-foot store is broken into four parts.
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Her phones were tapped, she was followed, and her house broken into, making her feel unsafe, and constantly paranoid.
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Kids' clubs are usually broken into different age groups, with the youngest children separated from bigger kids and teenagers.
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"It has broken into pieces," police officer Bishwaraj Khadka told Reuters from Myagdi, the town nearest the crash site.
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It is an orgy of color, a Matisse cut-out that has come to life and broken into dance.
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In 2000, a district court ordered Microsoft to be broken into two companies, but the ruling was overturned on appeal.
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But last year the Brasileirão's two best players — both of them having broken into the national team — made the switch.
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The deal is broken into $911 million of subordinate tier toll revenue bonds and $611 million of bond anticipation notes.
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Even broken into more digestible segments, in totality it can be draining to take in, though in a pleasurable way.
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There's an IT guy and his family, and they may have broken into the House IT network to do... something.
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During one of their stops along the route, their Ford Expedition was broken into as they slept in the hotel.
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Here is the full key art: And here it is again, now broken into its individual components: This is me.
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And so our school began ALICE drills: We role-played scenarios in which a gunman had broken into our building.
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The mystery deepened when workers found evidence that the well with the positive result had been broken into, Yowell said.
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TEHRAN, Iran – Gunmen have broken into a policeman&aposs house in southeastern Iran, killing two people and wounding a third.
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When a little Zapp-esque talkbox colors "In + Out," it feels like a robot's broken into their moody basement lounge.
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And increasingly desperate thieves have broken into the country's zoos, looking for whatever animals that could be stolen and eaten.
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The class was broken into 24 videos, with topics ranging from opposition research to budgeting and fundraising to mobilizing volunteers.
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The singer's Beverly Hills home was broken into on Friday after an intruder smashed a bedroom window, according to TMZ.
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The caller said their neighbor's home was being broken into and that flashlights could be seen inside the neighbor's home.
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For the other, rice and pot are separated only by oil, and the end result is broken into crunchy clumps.
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Then my house was broken into and nothing taken — but my wife found a butcher's knife left on the bed.
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" She also said that her apartment had been broken into and that her files on the case had been "disturbed.
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In 2018, Tesla acknowledged that hackers had broken into its Amazon Web Services account and used it to mine cryptocurrency.
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Then, as the calls intensified, my house was broken into — my wife found a butcher's knife left on the bed.
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If you've already broken into a cold sweat thinking about a $45 product ended up in useless smithereens, fear not.
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Yahoo revealed that someone, perhaps a nation-state, had broken into its servers and stole 500 million credentials in 2014.
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The hour-long album release was broken into 11 separate sections, each with its own theme, both narratively and visually.
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Kid Ink came home to a broken-into house last week -- and, quite likely, a big SMH moment followed thereafter.
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The plane, a de Havilland Beaver operated by a local air-taxi company, had broken into two pieces, Christian said.
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Residential districts, for example, are broken into designations ranging from R1 (single-family detached residences) through R10 (high-density towers).
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They'd just broken into the unlabeled bags of butter mochi and were desperate to know what these heavenly treats were.
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This gives the illusion of a video broken into two parts but also doesn't release you from the video's grip.
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The Fed rejected the requests, which came from hackers who had broken into the SWIFT network through Bangladesh Bank systems.
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Sources close to the model tell TMZ her Maserati was broken into while it sat in her driveway last month.
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The incident came just months after Defense Secretary Ash Carter acknowledged Russian hackers had broken into the DOD's unclassified networks.
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This is the second time the same bear has broken into their home looking for food, Scofield told the news station.
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These factors could be broken into four categories, from the demographics of a neighborhood to the average education of its residents.
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Jake Paul, known for his pranks and reaction videos, sells his own merchandise and has even broken into the music industry.
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Internally, he is broken into a thousand pieces and, at this point, he lacks the will to put them back together.
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It seems that after decades near the bottom of Democratic priority list, climate has broken into the top two or three.
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For much of the week, protesters have blockaded gas stations and some people have broken into stores to carry off merchandise.
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In January of 2010, Google made a shocking announcement: The Chinese government had broken into its systems to steal sensitive data.
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The list will be broken into two broad categories: the top 20 books read and purchased in fiction and in nonfiction.
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People have broken into homes to save animals trapped in them at the request of their owners, but volunteers are overwhelmed.
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If you buy something broken into segments, like a chocolate bar, you may even know the amount of THC per bite.
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Drones were the hot new CES gadget a few years ago, but they've not broken into the mainstream as many expected.
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This footage is then segmented, meaning each frame is broken into different categories: sky, cars, trees, road, buildings, and so on.
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Russia said last week they had broken into residential areas and it threatened retaliation over what it called an illegal act.
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C: Yeah, we needed a new roof, and then our house got broken into once, so that was an unexpected cost.
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In a Forbes report earlier last year, Google CEO Sundar Pichai suggested Google+ may be broken into smaller components over time.
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There's also the question of liability: Who reimburses you if there's no physical evidence that your car was actually broken into?
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In Google's Play Store, where FaceApp also holds the top spot, face-aging apps have also broken into the top ranks.
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It said the hackers had broken into an electronic system that gives clients access to correspondent accounts held within the Bank.
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Tensions eventually became so high that the crew had essentially broken into two factions and refused to speak with one another.
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A day later, actress Jaime Pressly's Sherman Oaks home was broken into; the thieves made away with jewelry and a laptop.
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Once an investigator has broken into the phone, they can export chat messages in a conversation format and create PDF reports.
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The authorities said the two men had broken into the house, in the University Heights section of Newark, around 3 a.m.
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In March, its intelligence agency told lawmakers that North Korea had broken into the mobile phones of 40 national security officials.
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When he was 7, he watched his mother being stabbed and raped by a man who had broken into their apartment.
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Why do you think it's been a while since a guitar-based rock band has broken into the mainstream cultural zeitgeist?
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Boost Mobile, a virtual mobile network owned by Sprint, has confirmed hackers have broken into an unknown number of customer accounts.
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A giant deposit, like the $200 million in drywall money, has to be broken into smaller accounts to maintain FDIC coverage.
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He had broken into her room and raped her, she said, before her roommate woke up and helped restrain the man.
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Right at Home After my sister's house was broken into and burglarized last summer, I decided to get a home alarm.
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The coursework is broken into three-minute chunks of learning, so you can even study up between tasks around the house.
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Mr. Loeb had broken into Mr. Burke's car and stolen a duffel bag stuffed with sex toys, pornographic DVDs and cigars.
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Sunday, La Verne (Calif.) Police officers answered a report that a man had broken into a home through a locked window.
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The Wick store was broken into in June; a van slammed through the main door, and £30,000 of merchandise was taken.
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An escalating shadow war with Iran has broken into the open, pitting Israel against its most powerful adversary in the region.
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Police: Man concedes stealing girls' things Jaenke conceded he had broken into the home and stolen multiple items, the complaint says.
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The wife of YouTube&aposs biggest star, PewDiePie, told her followers over the weekend that her house had been broken into.
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She talks about a boyfriend who becomes a stalker and having her apartment broken into by a robber who rapes her.
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Its researchers have broken into in-flight airplanes from the ground and reverse engineered an ATM to spit out gobs of cash.
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Thanksgiving has now become another major shopping day, the company said, having broken into the top 10 shopping days of the year.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren's presidential campaign said on Thursday that one of its offices in New Hampshire was broken into the previous night.
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A Durango, Colorado, family woke to learn that their Subaru had been broken into in the night and taken on a joyride.
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On March 19 the hackers appear to have broken into Podesta&aposs personal inbox, setting the stage for weeks of embarrassing disclosures.
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Police said the officers responded to a 911 call from a woman who said an armed man had broken into an apartment.
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The volunteers will be broken into three groups that will receive the same dose at different intervals over a 20-week period.
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She learned that he'd secretly broken into her apartment on numerous occasions to steal underwear and photographs and move her belongings around.
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This cultural thickening swept away the concept of the mass audience (we've broken into "taste clusters," as Netflix likes to term it).
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The Grateful Dead gave us their stems, which means they gave us the studio, the music broken into ... It's studio isolated tracks.
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A company could harvest an asteroid for water which can be broken into hydrogen and oxygen and used to create rocket propellant.
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As we reported, Kyle and Mauricio Umansky's new Encino home was broken into last week while they were on vacation in Aspen.
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And when Kim Kardashian is tweeting nothing but an eggplant and a peach emoji, you know the subtext has broken into mainstream.
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Twitter messages showed that the team store of the Charlotte Hornets of the N.B.A. had been broken into and gutted of merchandise.
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Whelan's job entails making sure BorgWarner facilities are physically secure -- that they can't be stolen from or broken into -- his brother says.
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The first bank broken into was the HSBC branch on 13th Avenue in Borough Park, Brooklyn, on a weekend in early April.
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I am tired of watching young, physically fit men being carried off football fields, limbs broken into pieces, skulls rung like bells.
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It will also have a series of shows that are a total of a few hours, but broken into 10-minute chapters.
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We broke the story ... Christina Milian and her famous French BF, M. Pokora, had their home broken into Friday at around 1PM.
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"If my house gets broken into, I don't want someone who looks like the burglar to be arrested and imprisoned," Carlson added.
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FHH will become Watches & Wonders, while SIHH will now be called Watches & Wonders Geneva and will be broken into two different shows.
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Moore, who denied all wrong-doing from the accusations, is running again but has not broken into the top tier of candidates.
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" He described severe damage to Mr. Clark's body, including a shattered vertebrae, a collapsed lung and an arm broken into "tiny bits.
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Mr. Vergara, a member of Mr. Guaidó's party, said that armed intelligence officers had also broken into and searched his own apartment.
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Still, park sanitation workers were surprised to find a piano, broken into pieces, among the items left in the garbage one day.
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What good is an alarm if it only goes off after a robber has broken into your house and stolen your stuff?
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In 1932, Panasonic's founder Konosuke Matsushita set out a 250-year plan for the company that was broken into 25-year periods.
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Jackson first began using acrylics during her years in Los Angeles, after her car was broken into and her oil paints stolen.
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Prosecutors said an armed group had broken into Mr. Pineda's home in Ciudad Bolívar on Saturday night and shot him dead there.
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They have targeted internet and telecommunications companies and have broken into the computer networks of foreign tech, chemical, manufacturing and mining companies.
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This is raw text straight from a civil war: Messages were automatically broken into chunks, resulting in strange line breaks and paragraphs.
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The couple also bought a new house in Japan, but it was recently broken into and Marzia lost 90% of her valuables.
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PewDiePie&aposs wife, Marzia Kjellberg, wrote in an Instagram Story over the weekend that the couple&aposs house had been broken into.
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After it was broken into in 1979 and everything in it was stolen, he reconstructed what he could and restocked the room.
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The way Nasatir sees it, mentoring people who haven't broken into the industry yet was, and continues to be, good business strategy.
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Inside, the vast warehouse had been broken into curated party zones stuffed with furniture that looked plucked from a dead grandmother's living room.
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The trouble first began on June 16, when Lunsford's car was broken into at the United Filling Station near her place of work.
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Turkish officials, however, reportedly believe Khashoggi was murdered inside the Saudi consulate and his body was broken into pieces with a bone saw.
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JoJo added on YouTube that her rose ceremony was broken into chunks so she only had to remember three names at a time.
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It can sometimes seem as if Cossman's day is broken into one thousand tiny meetings, conducted via every possible method of modern communication.
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A quantity of jewellery was also stolen from the property on Howard Road when it was broken into sometime between April 13-24.
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Jim Carrey has apparently broken into the theme park caricature painting game -- and his latest creation is quite the monstrosity ... Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
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Police found the Honda Wednesday evening in a wooded embankment off the side of the road near the home that was broken into.
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But much of Ms. Brown's work, Ms. Lucas and Ms. Madden have discovered, is malleable and, at times, can be broken into segments.
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Each blanket is spun from 28 plastic bottles that have been broken into tiny little chips, melted into liquid, then turned into yarn.
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This man has broken into my house and I have fired five rounds into him and I cannot locate him at this time.
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For her part, McElhaney, the drug diversion investigator, was less than surprised to learn thieves had broken into 46 pharmacies in south Florida.
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Wayne Netwon is opening up about the anger he felt after his Las Vegas home was broken into twice over the past month.
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Law enforcement sources tell us the "Pretty Little Liars" actress' San Fernando Valley home was broken into and burglarized very early Friday morning.
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A long, cold spring had broken into summer and I had a lightness in my step and wasn't paying attention to my surroundings.
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Why it matters: New simulations suggest the icy shell is broken into segments that shift, flex, and subduct, just like the Earth's crust.
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For example, the Settings app is broken into various categories, and you have to swipe between pages to find what you're looking for.
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It's currently broken into 13 topics: For You, Sports, Science & Tech, Food, Humor, TV & Movies, Style, DIY, Travel, Nature, Art, Fitness, and Animals.
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A lot, but I lost it almost instantly—my house was broken into in the early 90s, and all my money was stolen.
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Less than three seconds of video are broken into seven stills that appear to support the idea that he's reaching for a gun.
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The Snowden documents hit Silicon Valley hard, particularly the news that the NSA had broken into private networks run by Google and Yahoo.
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"We have broken into tribes," Charlie Beck, chief of the Los Angeles Police Department, told a class of cadets who graduated on Friday.
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He and three others, including a 12-year-old arrested on Friday, were believed to have broken into the pawnshop through the roof.
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Email files can be scattered throughout the world and broken into different parts, and may be shifted almost continuously through a company's system.
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This culminated in Google pulling out of the market in 2010, amid claims Chinese hackers had broken into the Gmail accounts of dissidents.
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This wide-eyed, wide-chinned freak of nature was spotted by Dr. Rosemary Draper, the owner of the house that was broken into.
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"One of my stock and shipping facility warehouses was broken into and over $2.5 million of product was stolen from me," Starr said.
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"IT'S OUR SCHOOL" The university said some people had broken into a storeroom and taken bows, arrows and javelins that were later retrieved.
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After the Broncos whooped Brock Osweiler and the Texans Monday night, D-Ware tweeted that his house was broken into during the game.
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When you look at literature on the conversation about race in America, you often see the discussion broken into racists and anti-racists.
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In 260, Stuart Neil, a former Buckingham Palace secretary, had his car broken into at Heston Services on the M4 near Heathrow Airport.
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Upon further investigation, we're told he discovered the property had been broken into ... and that upwards of $200k worth of items were stolen.
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The track's 10 minutes are broken into two sections, which Bouldry-Morrison explained represent the before and after periods of her coming out.
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The legendary investor raised concerns about the notion that blockchain, which is the technology that underpins cryptocurrencies like bitcoin, can't be broken into.
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Before the campaign premiere, she watched the first part of the play (Harry Potter and The Cursed Child is broken into two parts).
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One year later, not all CEOs have broken into a happy dance with three percent (or better) global economic growth predicted for 2018.
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Three months later, Poo Bear calls me, and we were talking about the fact that both of our houses had been broken into.
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The agency's EDGAR system was broken into in 2016, and Clayton was notified only in August, some three months after he was confirmed.
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When we faced challenges, like my medical bills not covered by insurance and his apartment getting broken into, money became a safety net.
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Reports emerged last month hackers may have broken into voter databases in Arizona and Illinois, prompting the FBI to investigate the possible breach.
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The storm, which is now broken into remnants, moved out of the area, leaving behind massive destruction, including in the region's agricultural industry.
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His actions would only be illegal if he had broken into a magician's home, for example, and physically stolen an outline of the tricks.
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The New York City Transitional Finance Authority plans to sell $1.1 billion of future tax secured subordinate bonds, broken into a five-part series.
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A retired homeowner, Byron David Smith, shot and then executed two teenage cousins, Nicholas Brady and Haile Kifer, who had broken into his house.
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Three sessions Obama's schedule at the Gulf Cooperation Council summit was broken into three sessions Thursday, with the first focused on stabilizing regional conflicts.
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WHAT WE DID WAS WE TOOK A LOOK REALLY AT THE PROGRAMS WE WANTED TO IMPLEMENT, AND THEY'RE REALLY BROKEN INTO A FEW SEGMENTS.
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In the worst cases, it can be difficult or impossible to get your phone number back — let alone the accounts that get broken into.
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You can imagine the doc being broken into a dozen videos on a YouTube playlist, its individual parts stand so sturdy on their own.
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More results: 41% of Americans fear having their home burglarized when they're not home, and 41% fear having their car stolen or broken into.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... the Puddle of Mudd singer took matters into his own hands after his car was broken into multiple times.
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Fog of Love turns that into an actual story-driven game, with each scenario broken into chapters made up of multiple, randomly selected scenes.
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Though he's using noodles from Spain meant specifically for this dish, you can just use angel hair pasta that's been broken into short segments.
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Hackers have broken into the accounts of celebrities, activists, and just ordinary users largely because the victims used text messages to secure their account.
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The organization said in June that Russian hackers had broken into its servers, gaining access to email and chat logs dating back to 2015.
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A collective that calls itself OurMine boasted that it had broken into a handful of his social media accounts, including LinkedIn, Twitter and Pinterest.
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"We were still pretty fearful our home would be broken into, and we didn't sleep there for a few days," the Amazon customers said.
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Late Sunday he said on Twitter that the police were seeking to arrest him "illegally" and that "violent groups" had broken into his house.
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Nowadays, America's trees and forests are under attack; threats include catastrophic wildfire, forests being broken into smaller tracts, and attacks from insects and disease.
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In two videos she explained it was taken from her apartment complex garage, and her custom pink Mercedes G-Wagon was also broken into.
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Teenagers had broken into our apartment and they had stolen my camera, my girlfriend's computer, clothes and much of my girlfriend's priceless family jewelry.
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On Tuesday, Reuters reported that attackers who used tools and tactics associated with Chinese government supported hackers had recently broken into the ransomware business.
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Initially broken into squads with low-level oversight, the platoons gradually came together, acting as a coordinated front of advancing troops and weapons fire.
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The 2020 presidential contender — who has broken into several coughing fits during the trial — kept a small tin of mints in his other pocket.
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Notorious Ukrainian hacker "Guccifer" boasted earlier this year about having broken into Clinton's server, though there was little evidence to back up the claim.
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The result is a bit haphazard and unfocused, with the film randomly broken into chapters to give a feeling of structure where none exists.
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The gap between fear of cyber crimes and the next most pressing concern — having your car stolen or broken into — was 2628 percentage points.
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It was possible that the effort could've been broken into separate bond measures — say, one for elementary schools and a separate one for universities.
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Skin Deep Salma Hayek, 50, may have broken into Hollywood via "hot girl" roles, but she long ago left them in the "Desperado" dust.
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Establishing the identity of the colossus is complicated because it has been broken into pieces and only fragments of the face have been found.
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Most of the metapodials at Qesem were broken into fragments, and many were pitted and flaked as if they'd been hit with a hammerstone.
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Mr. Ashby said he does not know Mr. Johnson well, but could understand that Mr. Johnson was angry about his car being broken into.
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One featured a registrant's face that resembled a smashed tomato: two men had broken into his home and bashed him with a tire iron.
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In this case, a joint investigation by German public broadcasters BR and NDR found that Chinese state-backed hackers had broken into German companies.
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That makes it even more interesting that as the Democratic primary has proceeded, none of the younger coterie has broken into the top tier.
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To achieve this, the work is made of terry cloth, painted black and broken into pieces that form a city grid, circling another grid.
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Did they think I'd broken into this random house on a Saturday night and decided to make myself a meal and start watching television?
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Some note the number of times they've been broken into, others disclose that there is nothing valuable in the car worth breaking the window for.
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The suspect had broken into the church by breaking a window, and detectives collected blood from the suspect left at the scene, the affidavit said.
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Police say that Brian Couture, 40, called police on March 6 saying that a thief had broken into his home through a sliding glass door.
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"One in 5 storage facilities gets broken into every year, so when you're storing your items in a residential area, they're already safer," said Woodbury.
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Known as Comment Crew, it included hackers with aliases such as UglyGorilla, and had broken into companies linked to electric power, water and natural gas.
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In my first semester of teaching in Bulgaria, when I had finished a manuscript of poems, I started hearing sentences that weren't broken into lines.
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In other cases, she's alleged to have broken into the accounts of several assessors in order to alter existing grades or post entirely new ones.
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And it has successfully broken into the lucrative military launch market, sending its first classified payload for the U.S. Air Force skyward earlier this month.
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McVay isn't the first L.A. Ram to get burglarized ... receiver Robert Woods had his home broken into last year during a Thursday Night Football game.
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Law enforcement tells TMZ they received a call from a Pittsburg, CA hotel manager around 3:30 AM reporting Jose's car was being broken into.
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The incoming audio signals are broken into ultrashort snippets, and the long short-term memory network processes them in order, the company explained in September.
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"The fact that an unarmed suspect has broken into a dwelling at night does not automatically mean he is physically dangerous," Justice Byron White wrote.
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The big political shift came as right-wing voters flocked to Vox, which only had broken into Parliament in the spring for the first time.
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Dr. Jackson's original granula consisted of little more than graham flour, which was baked into brittle sheets, broken into little pieces and then baked again.
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One of the residents, a teacher named Thun Lin, said it was necessary because Chinese persecutors had broken into the compound and tapped their phones.
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In 403, though, "after I had stopped mining, the laptop I had used was broken into parts and sold on eBay," Howells tells The Telegraph.
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But consumers generally buy their chicken in parts—80 percent of the chicken sold in the United States has been broken into wings, drumsticks, etc.
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Turning to the economic effect of a trade war, the issue can be broken into two parts: Would a trade war be a big deal?
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Harry Styles and Kendall Jenner's recent vacation photos made their way to the web, after the One Direction singer's mom's iCloud account was broken into.
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Actually ... Chris says the reason Rob's Boston-area pad was broken into last year was because some of Gronk's roommates forgot to set the alarm.
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Later, it would emerge that water had broken into one of the sub's junction boxes, shorting a circuit and melting a hole in the side.
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After midnight, hundreds of riot police used tear gas to disperse protesters who had broken into and occupied the city's legislative complex for three hours.
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And the police in Greenville, N.C., said they caught two men who had broken into cars on Wednesday by tracking their footprints in the snow.
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But in just the past few years, women like Ms. Nyirarvshisha have broken into the world of fishing, with a focus on the business side.
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He congratulated his Soviet colleagues, who had broken into triumphal wide grins when just a moment earlier they had professed ignorance of any Soviet launch.
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There have been 10 Democratic debates (12 if you count the debates broken into two nights), and even more forums, town halls, and so on.
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Nixon&aposs allies had broken into the Watergate complex in 1972 to seek politically damaging information about the Democrats ahead of his reelection that year.
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Uber drivers and pizza deliverymen are routinely mugged here, and construction workers who park near the stadium have had their cars broken into, he said.
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CNN reported in 2015 that Russian hackers had broken into the State Department's email system in the "worst ever" cyber attack against a federal agency.
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But in April, many said they were fuming at Arab lawmakers for having broken into rival splinter parties, dissipating what little political strength they had.
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The new Niti Aayog report, co-produced with U.S. consultancy Rocky Mountain Institute, outlines a 15-year plan, broken into three phases starting in 2017.
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Bulger had received a phone call and was told that his lockbox had been broken into in the basement parking lot area of his building.
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As passengers received word that someone had broken into the compartment, some panicked and tried to escape through the train's windows, according to court documents.
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What was previously the wholesale bank will be broken into a commercial bank providing backend services for companies and an investment bank focused on capital markets.
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In all the collages that make up the exhibition, each face is broken into a series of intersecting planes consisting of complementary colors related to brown.
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"I have no life, my apartment was broken into, I cannot take care of my son," Najila Trindade wrote in a WhatsApp message to BuzzFeed News.
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Just last week, singer Jason Derulo's L.A. home was broken into by multiple people and looted -- the perps made off with $300k in cash and jewelry.
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Meanwhile, Scott and Art have broken into the facility to help rescue the clones, but they set off the alarm, which means time is running out.
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And it provided a view of the economy as a dynamic system akin to a physical one, so complicated that it was best broken into parts.
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On Comedy Tony Woods has never broken into the mainstream the way his protégé did, but a recent set shows why he has been so influential.
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Police soon arrived and gave her the surprising news that a full-size black bear had somehow broken into the car and gotten itself locked inside.
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The current dark clouds of suspicion and distrust that have broken into proxy wars in Yemen, Iraq and Syria is bound to end sooner or later.
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Zuma has regularly broken into his trademark anti-apartheid song "umshini wami" or "bring me my machine gun" after speaking at rallies or after court appearances.
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Broken into four-year segments, here's a look at how the number of natural disaster films that don't invoke climate change compare to those that do.
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"We were still pretty fearful our home would be broken into, and we didn't sleep there for a few days," one half of the pair said.
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A demonic dress is at the core of the film, which is broken into two halves that serve as both an original feature and a sequel.
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Sinclair's The Jungle describes the way human bodies are bent and broken into shapes that can interface with the ceaseless machinery of a meat processing plant.
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Mr. Pistorius, at the time a gun enthusiast, said that he thought an intruder had broken into the home and that the killing was an accident.
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The worst-case scenarios — broken into first day, first fortnight, and first month categories — also describe "potential friction" at sea between UK and European fishing boats.
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Her car was broken into, other cars in the area were vandalized, and crowds sometimes parked in the middle of the streets talking, smoking, playing music.
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A month before Rich was murdered, the DNC admitted that Russian hackers had broken into its computer network, gaining access to all of the DNC's emails.
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This year it was a particularly unique event because the slopestyle was broken into two different sections, one with only jumps and one with only rails.
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The organization has broken into a number of high-profile accounts, including those of William Shatner, Mark Zuckerberg, Jack Dorsey (of all people!) and Travis Kalanick.
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Ilijason also makes sure that he is alerted by text if the front door is broken into or is held open for longer than eight seconds.
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" The "Seeing Blind Medley," featuring Christopher Hanke, was the evening's comic epiphany, the title "Suddenly Seymour," from "Little Shop Horrors," broken into the pun "see more.
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Right now, the US is broken into six time zones: Eastern, Central, Mountain, Pacific, Alaska, and Hawaii-Aleutian time, each one hour apart from the next.
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Last year, a different hacker claimed to have broken into BestBuy's private account on the The Real Deal market, showing Motherboard a screenshot to prove it.
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Express _____ The conflict has broken into several small wars, and the carnage is reaching a new peak, upending any assumptions it might be nearing an end.
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Freshii hasn't broken into the New York City market just yet, but it has stores in several major US cities, including Los Angeles, Miami, and Minneapolis.
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She said she had been subjected to a yearlong harassment campaign in which her home was burglarized, her office broken into twice and her car sabotaged.
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The album was his first major-label release after he had spent years as a recognizable mixtape rapper who had not quite broken into the mainstream.
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Then there is a famous quotation from the artist, when asked to explain this piece, broken into three parts beneath the puzzle's title, on the grid.
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The two sources said the U.S. investigation of Lazar turned up no evidence to support the hacker's claims that he had broken into Clinton's private server.
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People have broken into stores and businesses, some to take food and critical supplies, but others to thieve nonessential goods, including washing machines and truck tires.
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In one social science experiment, college students were brought into the lab, broken into small groups, and instructed to socialize with one another for 15 minutes.
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The Independent said previous reports that the senator's office had been broken into were incorrect, but that the individual in question unlawfully entered the federal building.
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A photograph published on local television network Milenio showed what it said were the burnt remnants of the plane, broken into pieces, spread over charred earth.
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They haven't broken into mainstream construction because people are still figuring out out how to make an automated construction robot that's actually useful in the real world.
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That month, in Mumbai, a worker had taken an unsecured laptop home, and their car was later broken into, according to an employee familiar with the incident.
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After she reported this behavior, according to her complaint, her locker was broken into, her work boots urinated on, and a dead mouse hidden in her uniform.
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A similar occurrence happened on July 16, when sailboat owner Guillermo Volpe called the police to report that someone who resembled Cunanan had broken into the boat.
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A UPS truck containing 313 iPhone X handsets was broken into by theives who proceeded to unload the phones into a white Dodge van before driving off.
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Other protesters had earlier broken into a vehicle park at Sheerness to stick labels on engines and attempt to immobilise cars by taking the keys, Greenpeace said.
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What you need to do is protect the devices from being broken into and the easiest point of doing that is at the network or gateway level.
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Hidden inside the current Android app is a way to write out a tweetstorm and see it broken into distinct tweets, then tweet them all at once.
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The Foxes have broken into the moneyed upper echelons of the Premier League, shattering the monopoly on success shared out by the top six or seven clubs.
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Now he's back in the sleeper hit of the summer as a blind war veteran whose home is broken into by a trio of twenty-something thieves.
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Law enforcement sources tell us the 24-year-old -- who's been in L.A. training for the NBA this summer -- had his place broken into earlier this month.
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A source close to the negotiations said the talks between several cabinet ministers, regional premiers and auto bosses were still ongoing and had broken into several groups.
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Looters have broken into museums and left thousands of empty pits, all to feed the demand for antiquities around the world—especially demand from the United States.
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The organization has been forced to repeatedly suspend and delay its programs because of incidents including vehicles being stolen and staff members' houses broken into, she said.
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The True Life is broken into three sections, the first of which, "To be young today: sense and nonsense," is by far the weakest and least necessary.
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The home was broken into, and the messages "KKK," and "Go back to Africa," were scrawled on walls, as well as other slurs, swastikas and Trump's name.
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More notable — ridiculously good, actually — was the kaiserschmarrn, a dense, eggy pancake broken into pieces that were white with powdered sugar and stained dark by fruit compote.
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In an ominous sign, the Chinese University in the New Territories said some people had broken into a storeroom and made off with bows, arrows and javelins.
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Chart ranking: 98Views: 1.52 millionBryson Tiller, who was featured on DJ Khaled's popular song "Wild Thoughts" in 2017 along with Rihanna, has broken into the top charts.
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According to Le Monde's report, various components of the road don't fit properly — panels have come loose and some of the solar panels have broken into fragments.
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About 43 activists, young and old, sliced a giant NHS cake symbolizing the health service they say is being broken into pieces and sold to private companies.
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It is similar to the Winchester Cathedral in England, where one rose window on the north transom was broken into smithereens and reassembled out of broken bits.
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L&M claimed to have broken into the accounts of some distributors too, which allows him to monitor the vehicles and control the accounts of their customers.
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He and his team had broken into US news stations, Kuwait's parliament, and even briefly took over the website of International Business Times and Newsweek's Twitter account.
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In Debt Let us assume that the six or eight largest American financial institutions will not be broken into smaller parts, like some modern-day AT&T.
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A hacker group reached out to me over an encrypted chat claiming to have broken into a dark web site running a massive child sexual exploitation operation.
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Other than that, it'll make me paranoid someone has broken into my apartment and decided to tell me what the mass of the sun is in grams.
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He then had his car broken into twice, his uninsured home in Virginia was destroyed in a fire, and two people were found dead on his properties.
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Sheriff's deputies in Washington County received a 911 call Monday from a woman who said someone had broken into her home and locked themselves in her bathroom.
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Adam caved and screamed a few words about having broken into a zoo, and for some reason I started to mime cranking an old-timey movie camera.
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I spoke to my dad on the phone, and he told me that while I'd been inside, someone had broken into my home and taken my dogs.
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In the three months leading up this, my restaurant was broken into four different times, which is why we finally got a safe to store our money.
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According to TMZ, the 39-year-old actress called police on Friday to report someone had broken into her Sherman Oaks home and stolen jewelry and a laptop.
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The former mayor of New York City, Michael Bloomberg, has broken into the top ten for the first time after increasing his wealth by $16bn to $403 million.
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This is an arcade game through and through, broken into a series of levels that have you trying to hit various goals as you clean up the city.
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This data was viewed on 29 million people, and now Facebook is offering a way to see whether your account was broken into and what information was seen.
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Why it matters: The twin announcements yesterday are the strongest sign yet that climate change, once an afterthought in national election cycles, has broken into the political mainstream.
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Apple said Monday at its annual developers conference that the iTunes store would be broken into three component parts — with separate homes for podcasts, music, and television programming.
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LizaCam Hidden Camera/Bluetooth Speaker – $93.49 See Details A lot of security cameras create unnecessary panic when they send you alerts that someone has broken into your home.
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Last Wednesday, George and Peggy Lawson came home to find their Yorba Linda residence broken into, with the robbers getting away with cash and a gun, KTLA reported.
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In 2013, Archbishop Desmond Tutu's house in Cape Town, South Africa, was broken into on the same day he was speaking at a memorial service for Nelson Mandela.
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Dozens of Palestinian demonstrators had broken into the Gaza side of the Kerem Shalom terminal, the main conduit for goods in and out of the territory, on Friday.
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U.S. soccer star Allie Long's L.A. hotel room was broken into ... and her wedding ring, cash and her honorary key to NYC were stolen ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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Every tree is really a tree, every plant is really a plant from the Yawanawá forest, but it's broken into points that make it look like it's ethereal.
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Last year, Nick Bilton of The New York Times shared a story of his Toyota Prius getting broken into several times in the span of a few weeks.
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U.S. producers have also broken into the market in India - the world's third-largest oil importer and home to the world's largest refining complex, operated by Reliance Industries.
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During the hearing Michael Barnett's attorney, Terrance Kinnard, revealed that his client's home was recently broken into, likely by someone trying to get an interview on the case.
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Jenkins also wrote false reports to cover up the fact that members of his task force had broken into homes, committed robberies, stolen cash and faked overtime reports.
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Over the past several years, the police and federal agents have been investigating a pattern of bank burglaries where the buildings were broken into via roofs or walls.
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Clinton's campaign manager, suggested that "Russian state actors" had broken into the D.N.C.'s email accounts and released the emails on Friday in order to help Mr. Trump.
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The three-page checklist is broken into five sections, each followed by a spot for the patient's initials, and is to be signed by both doctor and patient.
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They had broken into a professor's office, which they were treating as a safe house, while they hunted for escape routes from the campus, desperate to avoid arrest.
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Ethanol has already broken into the transportation fuel infrastructure, representing about 10 percent of blended gasoline, and some experts said the majority of Iowa voters still supported RFS.
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During the nighttime tour, the compound is broken into six haunted areas, from prison cells to an infirmary filled with demons and convicts lurking for maximum chilling effects.
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Then — once you've broken into the realm of dancing atoms and burglarized it for an idea — you have to do mysterious, instinctive things with rhythm and word order.
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The charges were later dropped by prosecutors, as were other charges that Ms. Wolfe made in 2009 that her former husband had broken into her house, records show.
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Local news networks in New York City, Washington and elsewhere had broken into "The View" for live coverage of governors' and mayors' daily press briefing on the crisis.
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Decades later, the rock was accidentally broken into two, the halves then separated from each other and slowly chunked away for display in museums, churches, parlors and libraries.
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Wednesday and soon after found the pink terrazzo star, which Mr. Trump received in January 2007 for his NBC show "The Apprentice," broken into pieces, Officer Brown said.
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For the first time in decades, a far-right party, the Alternative for Germany, or AfD, had broken into the Parliament, winning nearly 13 percent of the vote.
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Residents on Fifth Avenue parked their cars on the east side in view of the doorman, as on the park side guaranteed that it would be broken into.
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A handful of women have broken into the league: The former figure skating world champion Barbara Underhill has worked with the Maple Leafs and the Tampa Bay Lightning.
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You know at least one person who's had their car or home is broken into, and it's just not practical to constantly worry whether it'll happen to you.
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Judge Curtin also presided over a Vietnam War-era case involving five protesters who had broken into Buffalo's Old Post Office to destroy Selective Service records in 1971.
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In the last week, a family of Pakistani origin in Virginia and an Iranian refugee in Oregon reported their homes broken into and defaced with anti-Muslim obscenities.
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In an email sent to employees late Sunday night, Mr. Musk said a disgruntled worker had broken into the company's computer systems in an attempt to disrupt manufacturing.
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Eliot's poem is renowned for its fragmentation — in addition to being broken into five sections, it's also filled with a rich range of voices, allusions, imagery, and scenes.
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A description of museum damage turns into an opportunity for visitors to themselves take a selfie with a Renaissance-style sculpture, which has already been broken into pieces.
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With each impression, the phrase gets messier, less visible, and broken into pieces: "I am not," and single words, "colored," alluding to the intertextuality and mutability of language.
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A fresh-faced former soap opera actor who's already hit number one in his homeland and broken into the top 10 in the UK. What's he singing about?
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The compensation will be broken into three tiers ranging from $2,500 to $250,000, with more money awarded to those who submit written forms and complete interviews about their suffering.
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Staff at PDVSA's once gleaming headquarters complain that many elevators are out of service, the bathrooms lack toilet paper, and their cars are broken into in the parking lot.
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His check-in went fine, but Khawaja later came home and found he had broken into her locked bedroom and thrown out any photos she had with male friends.
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The gun had belonged to a Bureau of Land Management ranger, and it had been stolen when his vehicle was broken into about a week before Steinle was shot.
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Each "Serial" is broken into installments, each of which is a self-contained story, but they contribute to a much larger storyline that runs the length of the series.
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In June, security firm Cybereason uncovered evidence that Chinese hackers had broken into telecommunication carriers to steal call log and location data from "high-value" individuals across the globe.
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Unlike tech companies that haven't broken into the country or only do minor business in it, Apple is now so deep in China that leaving it could be catastrophic.
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So when officials found the beloved 7-foot-tall formation at Cape Kiwanda broken into a million pieces, they initially thought that age and gravity had done it in.
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Late on Monday, hundreds of protesters in the former British colony had besieged, and broken into, the legislature after a demonstration marking the anniversary of return to Chinese rule.
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Why is it profitable for Facebook — or any other social media platform — for our attention to be broken into little tiny pieces and for us to feel so fractured?
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They detail how he allegedly had several thugs hired to torture a local man – believed to have broken into his house – who later died from the beating he received.
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Adrian Bednarek is a security analyst at Baltimore's Independent Security Evaluators (ISE), and today he'll be showing us how he's broken into popular Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Games.
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Viola Davis' husband says they've made necessary adjustments after their home was almost broken into last month, but it sounds like he was already prepared to defend his family.
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In 2012, The New York Times revealed that Chinese government hackers had broken into some of its systems and the email accounts of some of their reporters and editors.
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CARACAS, June 20 (Reuters) - An armed man has broken into Venezuela's central bank, and employees were hunkered down in their offices, two sources inside the institution said on Monday.
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The Romanian hacker who claimed to have broken into Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Yet, very few have looked inside of a computer or had a chance to reverse-engineer an app to understand how it can be broken into, compromising its users.
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Since its genesis as a single cafe in seventies London, Hard Rock had broken into North America and expanded rapidly, opening locations in nearly 50 cities, including Myrtle Beach.
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The crazy part is day one of shooting, after we shot the roller skating/bike scene, my car did get broken into and I had many valuable things stolen.
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Sources with Milton PD in Georgia tell TMZ ... police responded to a call from Kim at her house saying she believed one of their cars had been broken into.
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When the F.B.I. warned the Democratic National Committee that hackers had broken into its system before the 2016 elections, the help desk dismissed it as a potential prank call.
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The Emerald Coast Classic is an eight-team tournament broken into two brackets with the Seminoles next playing Chicago State on Monday in Tallahassee before traveling to Niceville, Fla.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Yahoo employees knew in 2014 that a hacker backed by a foreign government had broken into its network, the company said in a securities filing on Wednesday.
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A former Uber employee, Morgan Richardson, claimed a private investigator for the company had illegally broken into her home, and Fowler was afraid that might happen to her, too.
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It also said he had "approved the attacks" this week on the U.S. Embassy compound in Baghdad, in which protesters had broken into a secure area and set fires.
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The concluding episodes were broken into two chunks, with the first part of season four airing in September 2019 and the latter half set to release on January 24.
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Videos and images of the crash site near Kyzyl Tu village showed the damaged plane broken into several parts, with the nose embedded in a small partially-collapsed house.
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Hackers linked to the Russian government have broken into energy companies supplying electricity to America's power grid — and potentially now have the ability to to cause major blackouts in the US. Researchers at the American cybersecurity firm Symantec published a report on Wednesday that detailed how the group of hackers has waged a cyber espionage campaign that has broken into dozens of energy firms in the US, as well as in Turkey and Switzerland.
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Published by Drawn & Quarterly, Rolling Blackouts is broken into seven sections, three of which are named for the cities to which Glidden travels: Van, Turkey; Sulaymaniyah, Iraq; and Damascus, Syria.
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I didn't know him very well, but through the grapevine I heard that his apartment was broken into and his computer was stolen and all of his animation was gone.
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Their videos are usually broken into segments, but if something major happens — like when Casey Neistat announced he was ending his daily vlog — they'll dedicate an entire video to it.
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This was repeated over 120km, at temperatures often plunging to -40°C, until the ice was thick enough to support a 500-tonne mining shovel, broken into dozens of pieces.
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Goldenberg's work is crafted to travel on the internet, and "Forever Young" was designed to be broken into GIFs that could then be uploaded to Lil Yachty's official Giphy page.
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It turns out that Prince George needed to be brave — his school was broken into shortly after the kids' first day, which is a total nightmare scenario for any parent.
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A traditional, boring, controller (Switch Pro) and the chunky monkey new Joy-Con controller that can be broken into pieces with the two primary halves used to control the game.
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While at $50 it was a steal for the pawn shop, the violin was also a real steal -- it was taken from a nearby house that was recently broken into.
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The potential of lower taxes has been a boon for stocks since Trump's election, along with possible deregulation and infrastructure spending, as the major indexes have broken into record territory.
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Floyd Mayweather's Vegas home was broken into this weekend while the boxer was in L.A. celebrating his 40th birthday ... and we're told thieves got away with $150k worth of stuff.
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McAdam previously announced the company's strategy as being broken into three tiers: having great connectivity, owning platforms to drive traffic to its network, and owning content that supports its ecosystem.
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Investors and analysts tell them that they may be worth more broken into their parts than as a whole, and ask whether capital is being allocated efficiently across their divisions.
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AI has also broken into the corporate world in a big way, with giants like Facebook, Amazon, and Google relying heavily on AI systems to build and safeguard their products.
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Universum asked students about 40 employer and job attributes, broken into four groups of ten each: employer reputation and image, people and culture, remuneration and advancement opportunities, and job characteristics.
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Islamic State's Amaq agency said two attackers carrying machine guns and hand grenades and wearing suicide vests had blown up the gate, and two fighters had broken into the compound.
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Year to date: Callum Hudson-Odoi has broken into the first team for both Chelsea FC and England and has a direct, fearless attacking style that belies his teenage years.
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Then one day in the summer of 2004, when he was moving out of a house in Queens where he lived with 11 other guys, his car was broken into.
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Details of Yahoo's cooperation with the court order come two weeks after the company reported that hackers had broken into its computer network, stealing the credentials of 500 million users.
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The authorities say Mr. Oweida is suspected of having broken into the airport system in part by stealing the identity of an American man who had access to the data.
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However, despite heavy press coverage and featured positions in the App Store, Clips hasn't yet broken into the top 20 apps by ranking in the U.S. App Store's Top Charts.
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Scott Disick's home was almost certainly broken into by someone who knew him and knew the property ... law enforcement sources tell TMZ -- not that Scott seems the least bit concerned.
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He said that throughout his years of research into military culture in Australia, he has received hostile anonymous phone calls and death threats, and his home has been broken into.
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The cauliflower is broken into florets and browned in a saucepan (an impossible task when cooking a large amount), then seasoned with a sauce of cilantro, yogurt and green chiles.
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Captain after captain, returning to Boulogne-sur-Mer in squat fishing boats with the day's haul of crab and sole, has the same story: Their boats are being broken into.
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When it's stolen, it manages to not get broken into, then finds its way back to Tuesday on its own, indicating that it has some sort of sophisticated tracking system.
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The effect is one of a big band broken into smaller units and then reassembled, giving the members a chance to step out and then back into their familiar arrangement.
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But later in the news conference, Mr. Trump appeared to conflate the suggested threat of bombing the embassy with protesters who had broken into the embassy compound at the time.
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The great tragedy of In the Woods is that Rob and Cassie's partnership, which is so finely tuned as to function as a work of art, is broken into pieces.
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Critically, though, CrowdStrike was the firm the Democratic National Committee called in 180 after the organization discovered that hackers had broken into its email and chat systems and stolen data.
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A fired security guard at Kris Jenner's home has been arrested for felony stalking, and we're told it's the 3rd time he's broken into the gated community to get at Kris.
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"So last night was my first night in the house, and I got a text message pretty late from Dakota saying that his house had got broken into," Bristol, 28, explains.
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But it was yet another black eye for bitcoin, the digital currency that holds so much promise as an alternative to fiat currencies but has never really broken into the mainstream.
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But as the New York Times reported, the woman woke up in her hotel room to find that one of her tour guides had broken into her room and raped her.
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Western firms such as AerCap Holdings and General Electric's GECAS still dominate the $228 billion global aircraft leasing industry, but Asian firms have broken into the big league in recent years.
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Many stories and studies have focused on microplastic, the smaller stuff that plastic items like bottles, toothbrushes and shopping bags get broken into by ocean currents and exposure to ultraviolet light.
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When American companies have sued Chinese firms for copyright infringement, Chinese hackers have turned around and broken into their law firms' computer systems to steal details about the plaintiffs' legal strategy.
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Another group of hackers, known as Crackas with Attitude, have recently broken into the personal email accounts of several high-ranking law enforcement and intelligence officials to demonstrate support for Palestine.
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Investigators probing the heist had previously said the still-unidentified hackers had broken into Bangladesh Bank computers and taken control of credentials that were used to log into the SWIFT system.
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The DNC will announce the official lineup two weeks before the first debates, which will be broken into two rounds of up to 10 candidates each on June 26 and 27.
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Wiz Khalifa's home was broken into early Saturday morning, but luckily a house sitter was there to scare off the wannabe burglars before they did too much damage ... TMZ has learned.
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His store was broken into last month -- where crooks made off with some of Beth's personal items -- and Dog also nearly fell victim to a $430k check scam out of Dubai.
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After the Bmmpr One is installed and you download the Bmmpr app, you&aposll be notified if your car is hit by an object or vehicle, broken into, stolen, or towed.
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The persecution and harassment of human rights campaigners globally included death threats, arbitrary detention, physical attacks, police brutality and the homes and offices of activists being broken into, the report said.
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Unlike traditional paratha in India, buss up shut is broken into pieces, and diners typically pick up the pieces with their hands and use them as utensils to scoop the curry.
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" Going forward, Mr. Schiff explained, the House managers' case would be broken into three parts: Wednesday would be spent on a "factual chronology" detailing "the president's corrupt scheme in narrative form.
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But what made them special was that somewhere along the way they had broken into shards and were glued back together with a 15th-century technique using Japanese lacquer and gold.
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One of the shops featured on "Storage Wars" was broken into over Memorial Day weekend -- costing its reality TV star owners a few thousand dollars and a crappy day of cleanup.
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The statue was taken to London and, during a sermon outside St Paul's Cathedral, broken into pieces by an angry crowd, to put an end its "great idolatrie" once and for all.
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The kidnapping case began in March 2015 when Huskins' boyfriend, Aaron Quinn, reported to the Vallejo Police Department that kidnappers had broken into his home, kidnapped Huskins and demanded $8,500 in ransom.
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They are now battling a 100,000-strong coalition including Iraqi troops, security forces, Kurdish peshmerga and mainly Shi'ite paramilitary groups, which has almost surrounded the city and has broken into eastern neighborhoods.
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It's even arguing piracy can lead to "sex-tortion," where hackers who have broken into webcams coerce users into sending more indecent media of themselves on the threat of releasing it publicly.
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The property was reportedly broken into via a window, and the home security system was not armed, though a closet sensor triggered by the burglars clocked the incident around 1:15 a.m.
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"We have had multiple moderators doxxed and sent death threats, we had one moderator who had his truck broken into and vandalized," an r/politics mod told Gizmodo over Reddit private message.
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But apart from the screen of the laptop, devices like the motherboard, the keyboard, modems, and printers are just broken into small pieces and sorted and each fraction goes to someone else.
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Malik, however, said that unknown people had on Monday night broken into the mine and stolen solar panels, generating batteries and office equipment, while fuel from generators and earthmoving equipment was drained.
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Imagine getting a notification that your house is being broken into, being forced to watch it unfold in order to record it and being unable to leave the app to dial 911.
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Mayweather was more amused about reports that one of his cars, branded with his 'The Money Team' insignia, had been broken into and set alight during a visit to Birmingham last Saturday.
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Over the weekend, he called the sheriff's office in Okaloosa County, Florida, to report that someone had broken into his car and stolen $50 in cash -- and a quarter-ounce of cocaine.
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The property was reportedly broken into via a window, and the home security system was not armed, though a closet sensor triggered by the burglars clocked the incident around 173:15 a.m.
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Christina Milian and her famous French boyfriend, M. Pokora, might need to get 'round-the-clock security at their pad, because it's been broken into AGAIN ... and that's TWICE IN 4 DAYS!
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Members of the Benghazi committee have broken into new infighting in recent days, as the panel appears to be closing in on a summer release of its report about the Benghazi attack.
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Subzero carbon dioxide being forced into a nearby injection well had broken into her well underground and was coming up through the pipes and freezing the water vapor that condensed on them.
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Less than two weeks later, Dell's banks went to market with the so-called Term Loan B, a lower-grade bank loan that was broken into pieces and sold to institutional investors.
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On Wednesday, Reddit revealed that hackers had broken into some of its systems and stole some users' data, including email addresses and passwords, as well as company data, such as source code.
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Karl Ove Knausgaard's recent cycle of books inspired by the seasons is largely broken into short essays on his relationship with natural phenomena and other objects, from head lice to bubble gum.
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They're not normal — and those voices have broken into the open regarding Harvey Weinstein, creating a vigorous national conversation about sexual harassment, power and a culture that has long kept women silent.
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Though it's broken into three different segments — the first from Noah's perspective, the second from Cole's and the third from Helen's — this maddening messiness of adult life is the episode's unifying thread.
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He stood on the famed Champs-Élysées, tear gas wafting in the distance, in front of a large drugstore that was broken into last week by protesters but left alone on Saturday.
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The former host of MTV's 'Bully Beatdown' was also arrested on suspicion of burglary when he was alleged to have broken into a California church three months after his final UFC contest.
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But, on March 15th, the F.B.I. alerted Coke executives that hackers had broken into their system and were rummaging through e-mails about the negotiation, recording keystrokes, and controlling their computers remotely.
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The requirement has already spawned a new black market to service people wishing to offload: Large amounts of illicit cash are broken into smaller blocks and deposited by teams of illegal couriers.
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But he then wrote in emails sent from jail that he planned to write a book and reveal the secrets of the victims whose accounts he had broken into, the government said.
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Last summer, she challenged the president once more after he had trumpeted the fact that the Baltimore home of Representative Elijah E. Cummings, a critic of Mr. Trump, had been broken into.
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The Justice Department has indicted foreign cyber criminals that have broken into systems in the United States looking to steal the ideas that make our nation strong and competitive in the marketplace.
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But know this, that if the master of the house had not known what hour the thief would come, he would have watched and not suffered his house to be broken into.
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It was all a bit much: The transcendence suggested by "Din blinde passage" was broken into fractals and replaced with a queue of people waiting patiently for their turn to take photos.
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That said, they are on the way up as a national team, having recently broken into the top 100 of the FIFA rankings, one of their long-term goals as a side.
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Now if my house ever gets broken into, rather than calling the police so that I can file an insurance claim, I won't bother and take the stolen items as a loss.
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But based on reports of leaked communications and statements by its backers, it can be broken into two parts: a modified set of negotiating aims and a fallback option in case that fails.
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As Vox recently reported: Unlike tech companies that haven't broken into the country or only do minor business in it, Apple is now so deep in China that leaving it could be catastrophic.
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If you happen to be carrying a katana when the muck hits the fan, or within reach of a katana when your home is broken into, you will be better off for it.
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The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alum revealed in a tweet Monday that following a lunch date in Sherman Oaks on Sunday, she discovered that a man had allegedly broken into her car.
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The oil pipelines that criss-cross the Delta suffer from being broken into by thieves who steal the crude, and also from destructive attacks by militant groups trying to make a political point.
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"Yesterday I checked into my hotel in San Diego, went out to dinner, and when I came back, my room had been broken into, everything stolen – including my cello," Walz wrote on Facebook.
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When Jim Cramer looked back at the first quarter of 8003, he found that the stock market was broken into two groups: those who ran away screaming, and those who conquered fantastic gains.
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"The window manufacturer is not liable if an apartment is broken into or the bicycle lock maker for the theft of bicycles," she said, adding manufacturers had improved their products in recent years.
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Thailand is Southeast Asia's biggest solar power holder, having broken into the top 15 globally in 2016, with a capacity of more than 3,000 MW, according to the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA).
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Some of them assisted firefighters and rescue divers who had to contend with rough seas as they freed the bodies of the dead from the plane, which had broken into several large pieces.
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First: Up in Silicon Valley, where her contact list is deep, the senator finds herself battling for dollars with a third candidate, one who still hasn't broken into the top polling tier — Sen.
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NEW YORK SERGEANT PAUL TUOZZOLO New York City police sergeant Tuozzolo, 37, responded to a 911 call from a woman who said an armed man had broken into an apartment on November 4.
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A Romanian hacker who claimed to have broken into former Secretary of State Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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While everyone was riveted by the drama over Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh's potential confirmation to the Supreme Court, Facebook dropped a bombshell: Hackers had broken into at least 50 million of its accounts.
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You'd figure he might have come there to ransack her jewelry box, or steal some electronics—but for some reason, he'd actually broken into her house to take care of a few chores.
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And if you called them because something bad was happening to you, like your house was getting broken into, you basically trusted that they would probably show up and probably try to help.
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Beat the mixture with chopsticks until the whites are broken into small chunks and the yolks have coated the rice in a creamy sauce for a heartier take on Japanese tamago kake gohan.
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He clearly didn't know who I was, and I stumbled over my explanation as to why I, a strange woman who had seemingly broken into his home, was about to take a nap.
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The bundle is broken into four courses covering Lean Management, which helps you recognize and get rid of waste within your organization, and Minitab, a common data software used by certified project managers.
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"It's like going home and finding out you've been broken into," said Mr. Meyers, who said he had never before experienced such an attack in more than 20 years as a technology consultant.
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"It appears that the suspect had broken into this residence, a violent encounter ensued where we believe that the teenager was trying to protect the home and protect their younger sibling," Prummell said.
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Once a hacker has broken into the account, they can watch not only live streams of the camera, but can also silently watch archived video of people—and families—going about their days.
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First, a family in Tennessee said their Ring camera was broken into, and the hackers were able to not only see their 8-year-old daughter, but speak to her through the camera.
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The 22020 fiscal 2020 spending bills were broken into two packages because Trump threatened that he would not sign another omnibus — when all the spending bills are rolled into one piece of legislation.
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Once they'd broken into Scaleform, they discovered that the company's network was full of credentials for Silicon Valley titans, Hollywood entertainment conglomerates, and Zombie Studios, the developer of the Spec Ops series of games.
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L.A. Rams wide receiver Robert Woods had a GREAT night on Thursday -- until he got home ... and saw his home had been broken into while he was playing the Vikings, TMZ Sports has learned.
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The CIA, NSA, NGA, Army Cyber Command, SOCOM, Navy Seals, and others have also come on board to sponsor the problems that the students, broken into small teams, attempt to solve during the term.
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Luckily, the film is essentially broken into three different segments, making it incredibly digestible for a film that addresses nearly every single one of fans' concerns as it wraps up the current MCU era.
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One portion of the film details how he allegedly had several thugs hired to torture a local man – believed to have broken into his house – who later died from the beating he allegedly received.
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Lately, the app seems to have broken into the mainstream, even making a recent appearance on Mr. Robot, USA Network's surprisingly tech-savvy series about hacker revolutionaries taking down a globe-dominating, evil megacorp.
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This week, Motherboard revealed that two hackers had broken into two different companies that sell powerful cellphone surveillance technologies to thousands of ordinary people, such as lawyers, teachers, construction workers, parents, and jealous lovers.
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And Coursera's classes are longer format videos and assessments, rather than videos and interactive quizzes broken into bite-sized chunks like those developed by Grovo and others catering to a short attention span demographic.
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Their idea is to bring talented local bands to the attention of national and international brands that are looking to target certain demographics that follow artists who haven't quite broken into the mainstream yet.
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Jeffree revealed on his YouTube page Tuesday a warehouse he uses in L.A. to store a bulk of his makeup line was broken into last month ... and virtually stripped clean by "black market" peddlers.
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Just a day later, in the city of Clearwater, Mary Wischhusen woke up to a loud crash, only to find that an alligator had broken into her kitchen—and specifically, into the wine cabinet.
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But Kirsten Green, who over the last few years has broken into the top tier of investing, said she is comfortable with male venture capitalists effectively doing the right thing for the wrong reasons.
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The firm's stock picking personnel are now broken into three units, down from four: Citadel Global Equities, led by Mark Stainton; Surveyor Capital, led by Todd Barker; and Aptigon Capital, led by Richard Schimel.
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And now days later, Post is dealing with reports of his former home in San Fernando Valley, California, being broken into by robbers who believed the rapper still lived there, police sources told TMZ.
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After Monday's daylong protests, hundreds of riot police used tear gas after midnight to disperse a small group of protesters who had broken into, occupied and vandalized the city's legislative complex for three hours.
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Andy Warhol recorded in his diary in November of 1976 that Mr. Hugo had called to ask whether he'd broken into the window and stolen a display of turkey bones that Warhol had admired.
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Its content will include "movies in chapters" (longer, scripted stories broken into chapters that are between seven and 10 minutes long), as well as unscripted shows, documentaries and daily hits of news/entertainment/inspiration.
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"It appears that the suspect had broken into this residence, a violent encounter ensued where we believe that the teenager was trying to protect the home and protect their younger sibling," the sheriff said.
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Earlier in the documentary, Swift also mentions casually to Brendon Urie that one of her apartments had been broken into a few months prior and the man who did it slept in her bed.
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The good news is that because voting constituencies are broken into thousands of jurisdictions, rather than a single centralized system, there's almost no way hackers can mount a meaningful digital assault on Election Day.
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The Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB), which aims to improve transparency, attract investors and stimulate growth, has been debated for more than a decade and was broken into sections to help it pass into law.
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Narrated by the sisters in alternating chapters, the book is broken into three sections for grades 10, 11 and 12 (in Canada, grade 9 is part of junior high), with the summers as interludes.
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Having broken into the world's top 20 for the first time in October last year, the 13th-ranked Medvedev, who plays world number 23 David Goffin next, is also currently at a career high.
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The attackers seem to have broken into the system by exploiting a public vulnerability in Apache's Struts software, but by the time the compromise occurred, a patch for that vulnerability had been available for months.
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The panel is broken into thirds of active (trade more than once a week), swing (trade less than once a week but more than once a month) and passive (trade less than once a month).
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The respondents are broken into thirds of active (trade more than once a week), swing (trade less than once a week but more than once a month), and passive (trade less than once a month).
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But the NSA's concern is that without being able to closely control the access points between the personal devices and the outside world, security agencies cannot guarantee foreign espionage services have not broken into them.
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Dunn also called police five times over two days in early April claiming he could hear voices and that people had broken into or were attempting to break into his home, where he lived alone.
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Soldiers are broken into beams of light and beamed down into combat, and after being deployed again and again, Dietz begins to experience the war in strange ways, slipping through time and out of order.
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In short, YouTube has broken into an app ecosystem that is almost entirely local, and has even done so in a tough demographic like older users, which have been particularly impervious to non-Korean apps.
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Police arrested Rauda in October on a remote hillside in Malibu Creek State Park one day after the Agoura Hills/Calabasas Community Center was broken into and multiple items were stolen from a vending machine.
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According to CBS New York, New York Giants fullback Nikita Whitlock's home in Moonachie, New Jersey, was broken into and vandalized with various hate messages, including a swastika, "KKK," and "Trump," scrawled across the walls.
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Rauda was arrested this week on a remote hillside in Malibu Creek State Park one day after the Agoura Hills/Calabasas Community Center was broken into and multiple items were stolen from a vending machine.
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It is already Southeast Asia's leader in solar power use, having broken into the top 15 globally in 2016, with a capacity of more than 3,000 MW, according to the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA).
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So Shurboff emailed Huawei and after getting largely ignored, the sample was finally shipped back to Akhan after five months, severely damaged and broken into multiple pieces, with a few shards of the sample missing.
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A lot more eyes have been on Xiaomi since long-time Android VP Hugo Barra went over to help run it, though its smartphones haven't quite broken into the global market in the years since.
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According to the police report, cops responded to the incident after receiving a call from Kim's husband Kroy Biermann on Wednesday morning, informing them that his daughter's car had been broken into the previous evening.
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A hacker has broken into the servers of Securus, a company that allows law enforcement to easily track nearly any phone across the country, and which a US Senator has exhorted federal authorities to investigate.
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The appeals court said Mr. Pistorius, who insists that he accidentally killed Ms. Steenkamp under the mistaken belief that an intruder had broken into his home, should have foreseen that his actions would kill someone.
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The Baton Rouge police chief, Carl Dabadie Jr., said that one of the suspects, Antonio Thomas, 17, was arrested fleeing the scene, after he and others had allegedly broken into the shop through the roof.
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An exception was the effort to curb opioid addiction, which, unlike the Senate measure, was broken into several bills to allow many vulnerable members, like Representative Robert J. Dold of Illinois, to own a piece.
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The credit is up to $200 a year, broken into chunks — each month, you'll get a $15 credit added to your linked Uber account, with an extra $20 for a total of $35 each December.
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Glassbreak sensor — Installed on a wall or shelf within 30 feet of windows that are most likely to be broken into, the glassbreak sensor is triggered when it "hears" the specific frequency of glass breaking.
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Yields moved higher Tuesday along the entire Treasury yield curve from notes to 30-year bonds, but the widely watched 10-year made a significant move and appears to have broken into a new trend.
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The president, several people close to him said this week, is increasingly running the Oval Office the way he ran his 26th-floor office at Trump Tower, with teams broken into small groups visiting him.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Hackers working for the Chinese government have broken into telecoms networks to track Uighur travelers in Central and Southeast Asia, two intelligence officials and two security consultants who investigated the attacks told Reuters.
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She'd kept Rocky's abuse to herself for years, but then one day, in a rage, Rocky had broken into the home of Michelle's mother, Sally, grabbed his daughter, who was staying with her, and fled.
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In addition to the section on the potential risks of abortion, each state's informed consent materials contain a section that includes visual depictions and written descriptions of fetal development, typically broken into two-week intervals.
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The Romanian hacker who claimed to have broken into Hillary Clinton's personal email server on Wednesday pleaded guilty to charges of hacking and aggravated identity theft involving dozens of Americans' email and social media accounts.
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He woke up the next morning to find that Twitter had suspended his personal Twitter account for 12 hours for tweeting the email address of the Vox Media VP who had broken into his account.
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It is believed to have broken into the systems of major American internet companies like LinkedIn, Myspace, Dropbox and Tumblr, as well as foreign-owned services like VKontakte, a Russian social network similar to Facebook.
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LONDON — It was Easter Monday, and five thieves — three wearing balaclavas, two in monkey masks and all of them armed and speaking with fake Irish accents — had broken into a security company in East London.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Hackers working for the Chinese government have broken into telecoms networks to track Uighur travelers in Central and Southeast Asia, two intelligence officials and two security consultants who investigated the attacks told Reuters.
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Last week, a group of hackers calling themselves AnonSec claimed to have broken into NASA and stolen more than 250 GB of data, including 8 hours of on-board footage from the agency's fleet of aircraft.
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The actress revealed she is a survivor of two brutal rapes, as well as several assaults — all horrific incidents she detailed on social media in 2016 after her home was broken into and she was attacked.
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While there isn't a lot of concrete data on the gender ratio of tattoo artists across the country, Mifflin said that more women have broken into the historically male-dominated industry, especially in the 21st century.
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Law enforcement sources tell us the MLB legend -- who was in town for his ESPN gig as a baseball color commentator -- had his rented SUV broken into just a few blocks from Oracle Park on Sunday.
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Her car had been broken into while she was shopping at the mall, he said, and then he asked if she could come down to the station with him to make a complaint against the suspect?
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His older brothers Bill and Bun had broken into the league together with the fledgling New York Rangers in 210, becoming two of the franchise's first stars over a decade run that included two Stanley Cups.
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Because Facebook today, in the wake of its historic stock plunge and a rising chorus of calls for the company to be regulated or even broken into pieces, looks a lot like Microsoft, 20 years ago.
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And the amazing thing is that this is not my opinion; this is actually grounded in the biology of human decision making our brains are actually broken into three major levels that correspond with that model.
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One grave held 64 men and boys, pressed helter-skelter into a still life of death: skulls face down, broken into pieces; a tangle of pants and legs akimbo, some with thick ropes encircling their ankles.
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Paytas also posted a photo of the stolen vehicle report on an Instagram story with the caption "So my Lamborghini was stolen..." She also revealed her custom pink Mercedes G-Wagon had also been broken into.
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Police had been looking for the boy, his grandmother and her Dodge since Wednesday when the youth's father returned from a trip and said he found guns missing from a safe that had been broken into.
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Police had been looking for the boy, his grandmother and her Dodge since Wednesday, when the teen's father returned from a trip and said he found guns missing from a safe that had been broken into.
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Apulian vases – broken into dozens of pieces so that they could be spirited out of Italy more easily – were exhibited alongside the Polaroid photographs snapped when the artifacts were illegally excavated in various southern Italian regions.
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Servings: 8-10 Prep: 53 minutesTotal: 20 minutes 8 cups|460 grams mini marshmallows 6 tablespoons unsalted butter 10 cups|400 grams different cereal flavors 10 Oreo cookies, broken into bite-sized pieces by hand 1.
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"It suffered massive damage on the surface and was broken into pieces probably before it sank completely, so the wreckage was scattered over a mile," said David Reams, the senior director for Mr. Allen's maritime operations.
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The right half of the shop is laid out like a shrunken department store, or a men's wear bazaar, broken into discrete, well-thought-out sections, mostly derived from the #menswear schematic of the early 2010s.
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The settlement covers the period between August 14, 1989 and June 21, 2016, with victims' compensation being broken into three tiers: Tier 1 applies to all women who saw Tyndall at the USC Student Health Center.
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Students should carefully select which year's FAFSA application they would like to complete: The FAFSA itself is broken into seven sections: student demographics, school selection, dependency status, parent demographics, financial information, sign and submit, and confirmation.
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The document, "Speak Truth to Power," is broken into two sections: "Know Your Rights" and "Know Your Options" and is presented as a resource for circumventing the Trump administration's pause on external communication by federal agencies.
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The Black Sabbath frontman posted some sad news Saturday about the Musonia School of Music in North Hollywood, saying it had recently been broken into and looted for a lot of its instruments and precious valuables.
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But, consider your reaction to the following scenario:The past few nights, the local news has been filled with reports of an unidentified person who has broken into homes, stolen car keys, and driven away with vehicles.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ the North Hollywood home -- used for exterior shots during the show -- was broken into through a sliding glass door around 10:30 PM by 2 men who ransacked the main floor.
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Catalina marks the end of iTunes as a fixture on Macs, with the app now broken into separate apps for Apple Music, Podcasts, and Apple TV. Everything iTunes did should be available across these new, streamlined apps.
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Also, this guide only covers breaches of online services, if a hacker has broken into your computer, all these services could be compromised and the techniques described here wouldn't necessarily help you detect that kind of breach.
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According to a police report compiled by the Bibb County Sheriff's Office in Macon, Georgia, and obtained by The Blast, five cars were broken into on March 22 in the parking lot of a local Marriott hotel.
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On June 17, the Democratic National Committee headquarters in the Watergate complex was broken into, the FBI was immediately in the middle of the investigation, and questions about the agency's handling of the investigation began soon after.
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Under Gupta, 57, who took over the reins in 2009, DBS has more than doubled its profits, broken into the ranks of top five private banks in Asia Pacific and turned around its underperforming Hong Kong unit.
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He said his men had broken into one apartment and found a discarded suicide belt and a cup of tea, still steaming hot, suggesting at least one of the militants chose to flee rather than fight on.
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Major forms of communication should not be beyond the reach of the law, Walter Isaacson said one day after the Justice Department said it had broken into an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino shooters.
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The album's ending track, "Love Song For My Friends," is a nine-minute song broken into separate sections, each a more distant recording, loaded with laughter and a candid view into Davidson's life during the recording process.
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One senior member of Bolsonaro's entourage, who declined to be identified because of the sensitivity of the issues, said he had called for Petrobras to be broken into four companies and for three to be sold off.
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A hacker has broken into two consumer spyware companies—firms which sell malware to everyday people, sometimes with the explicit intent of illegally spying on spouses or lovers—and provided a large cache of data to Motherboard.
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Finally, you can get up to$100 in shopping creditseach year at Saks stores, broken into two chunks: You'll get up to $50 during the first six months of the year, and another $50 during the second.
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Third party and independent candidates failed to break out in the 2016 election, and no independent candidate has broken into the double digits since businessman Ross Perot's 1992 independent bid garnered nearly 20% of the popular vote.
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Hackers have broken into an internet infrastructure firm that provides services to dozens of the world's largest and most valuable companies, including Oracle, Volkswagen, Airbus, and many more as part of an extortion attempt, Motherboard has learned.
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Geologists determined that Earth's outer layer is broken into eight or nine large segments and five or six smaller ones, a mix of relatively thin, dense oceanic plates riding low and thicker, lighter continental plates bobbing high.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ, Caitlin was staying at the Beverly Hills Hotel Friday when she left -- presumably for dinner -- and came back to find burglars had broken into her bungalow and stolen around $165,000 in jewelry.
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Two days later, police arrested Hawkins when they found that he had broken into his aunt's shed and left his ex's Cadillac submerged in a lake, but police were still working to link him to the killing.
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"Hiring Mr. Putin to protect our electoral process is like a group of homeowners hiring a security guard to protect them after that individual has broken into their homes," Boyle said in a statement over the weekend.
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The unified nation of Oceti Sakowin was broken into widely separated reservations, and after Congress privatized reservation land, many starving Lakota families had to sell off their property to white farmers, further cutting the size of reservations.
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And Felix proves a cheerful obsession, whether inflated to fill a large room, or broken into black-and-white dots for broadcast, or even reduced to geometric planes to build a head-shaped screening room ("FEELINTHECAT," 2008).
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The settlement, Belushya Guba, on a finger of land stretching into the Arctic Ocean, has declared a state of emergency as the bears have attacked people, broken into homes, menaced schools and feasted at a local dump.
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WikiLeaks did not reveal the source of the leak, but last month the DNC said Russian hackers had broken into its computer system and stolen data, including the committee's opposition research on Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump.
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They were very largees [sic] pretentious and brutal expanses of thick, impasto pigment mostly sll-black [sic] or sullen sgray [sic], broken into here and there along the edges with one or two small streaks of color.
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He later claimed that he believed an intruder had broken into his home and he was so fearful that he walked on his stumps toward the bathroom, after grabbing his gun, and discharged four shots into the door.
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"Even under a scenario where the largest online platforms are broken into their component parts, digital advertising will remain under the control of non-news media; newsrooms will continue to be shuttered and reporters laid off," Karr said.
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Homeowner Nate Roman, who lives in Marlborough, MA, came back from work on May 15 to find that his house had been broken into — but upon inspection, he realized nothing was stolen and it had been completely cleaned.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Hackers either working for the Vietnamese government or on their behalf have broken into the computers of multinationals operating in the country as part of an increasingly sophisticated cyber espionage campaign, cyber security company FireEye said.
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Weight classes Weightlifting competition is broken into weight classes, and Hubbard's dominance has forced at least one close competitor, Olympic lifter Tracey Lambrechs, to adjust her weight to compete in another class to regain any hope of winning.
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But Athens proposed on Wednesday that DEPA be broken into two entities; one for the wholesale and retail gas supply business and the other for the distribution network and international activities, a source close to the matter said.
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Broken into three age groups (5-13, 14-17, and adulthood), the tip sheets encourage girls to learn about their community by talking to neighbors, paying close attention to what happens in their school, and attending town meetings.
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Pistorius has long maintained it was a tragic accident, saying he believed an intruder had broken into his home in the middle of the night when he fired the shots that struck Steenkamp through a closed bathroom door.
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Today's Western cultural terrain is far from perfect, but when South Asian stars like Aziz Ansari, Mindy Kaling, and Priyanka Chopra have broken into the mainstream, that's cause for true celebration—and, one would hope, only the beginning.
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He never landed his plane outside Daytona, but he has publicly broken into songs like Al Green's "Let's Stay Together" and communicated in hip-hop gestures, like the dropped mike and the brushing of dirt from the shoulder.
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When the police arrived at the bank branch in Rego Park, Queens, they found the boxes piled on the roof, next to a wide hole through which, it appeared, thieves had broken into the vault over the weekend.
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Evidence that hackers had targeted The Times came to light two months after private investigators concluded that Russian hackers, apparently connected to two of the country's intelligence agencies, had broken into the networks of the Democratic National Committee.
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In recent years, that funding -- which is supposed to be broken into 11 smaller appropriations packages -- has been passed all at once in an "omnibus" spending bill that accounts for all or nearly all of federal discretionary spending.
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W (CNN)White House adviser Jared Kushner's proposal to reform the US legal immigration system will be broken into two parts: one focused on border security and the other on legal immigration, according to a senior administration official.
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When Equifax was broken into late last year — one of the biggest security breaches in recent history — Fletcher Heisler wanted to make sure security engineers got to know exactly what happened right away, and how to fix it.
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It's a chance to check in on a scene that we first profiled with a 10-part documentary back in 2015, one that's exploded in the last two years and broken into everyone's bedrooms thanks to Donald Glover.
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The presiding judge, Thomas Penfield Jackson of the United States District Court for the District of Columbia, was right to propose that Microsoft be broken into two companies — one for the Windows operating system, one for other products.
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And the mercurial Tyrell Wellick (Martin Wallstrom) has broken into his apartment with news that he is to be named the new chief executive of E Corp, potentially giving away the secret of their alliance to anyone listening.
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In fact, the main server for the committee was in the party's headquarters in Washington, and was later displayed there, next to a file cabinet that was broken into by the Watergate burglars nearly a half-century ago.
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Looking toward the year ahead, here are some of the high-level changes I expect we will see in media in 2020, broken into seven categories: film & TV, gaming, visual & audio effects, social media, music, podcasts and publishing.
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I think, frankly, had they broken into the Republican National Committee, I think they would've released it just like they did about Hillary and all of the horrible things that her people, like Mr. Podesta, said about her.
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Wiz Khalifa is looking to rent out one of his L.A. properties -- the same one that was broken into last year -- and you can live the Taylor Gang lifestyle if you've got 5 figures to burn every month.
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Available on: Mubi Jacques Rivette's nearly 13-hour epic (helpfully broken into eight parts for easier viewing) brings together an acting troupe, a con artist, and a busker who becomes increasingly convinced that a bizarre conspiracy is afoot.
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Like a comic book broken into huge pieces and scattered across the vineyard's main estate building, Once Upon a Time La Comitive… weaves a painted story of three adventuring antiheroes trying to bust up a big Monaco bank.
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Dismissing the possibility that the Zayns are all part of a single organism, connected to a central body in the undercity, this video is clearly positing that multiple Zayns have broken into our reality and will now serenade us.
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Rivers said her car was broken into with a hammer, items were stolen from the flattened sushi restaurant where she worked, and she saw fights break out in St. Thomas among increasingly desperate people jostling for food and water.
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Noisey & Friends will feature 15 minute episodes broken into three to five segments, each capturing their own vibe, representing out-of-the-box artist collaborations, and a mix of doc and concept pieces packaged together with exciting, creative intermissions.
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That's because Facebook is now releasing an enormous AI-training data set, consisting of over 65,000 StarCraft replays broken into 1.5 billion frames, equaling 365GB of data, the largest set of StarCraft replays yet by a factor of ten.
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In a sneak peek of Monday's episode of Teen Mom OG, Bristol shows off her new house in Austin to her sister Piper over FaceTime before revealing that her ex-husband Dakota Meyer's Kentucky house was recently broken into.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May has asked officials to keep working on proposals for future customs arrangements with the European Union after Brexit as a priority, after deep divisions over her plans have broken into the open.
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Hackers have broken into the systems of more than a dozen global telecoms companies and taken large amounts of personal and corporate data, researchers from a cybersecurity company said on Tuesday, identifying links to previous Chinese cyber-espionage campaigns.
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We left at the cusp of when the issues were starting, but because the war went on for so many years I remember the calls we would get: this family member passed, or your house has been broken into.
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I think, frankly, had they broken into the Republican National Committee, I think they would have released it just like they did about Hillary and all of the horrible things that her people, like Mr. Podesta, said about her.
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Arresting a repeat DUI offender or somebody who has broken into a home to pay for his or her habit—there are programs that we could employ that do use the criminal justice system in a more appropriate fashion.
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In December 22013 it was Mr Wright's turn to be outed: hackers had apparently broken into his computer, stealing e-mails and documents and passing them on to two websites, Wired and Gizmodo, both of which produced lengthy articles.
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Small business optimism was flat leading up to Election Day and then soared after Trump's win, rising just above the 42-year recorded average and only the third time since 2007 that it has broken into above average territory.
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They awoke to find a penguin in their room without any recollection as to how it got there, but reportedly had broken into Sea World where they swam with dolphins before taking Dirk the penguin out of his enclosure.
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Those abuses might still be secret if a handful of committed people hadn't broken into a government facility and taken to Congress the files they found, or if Congress hadn't been willing to launch meaningful investigations as a result.
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The head of the FBI on Tuesday refused to rule out the possibility that hackers may have broken into Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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At the Mote laboratory in Sarasota, a researcher named David Vaughan has perfected a technique in which coral samples are broken into tiny fragments; the polyps grow much faster than normal as they attempt to re-establish a colony.
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Four teenagers were charged with murder on Tuesday in the death of a Baltimore County police officer who was killed while she was trying to stop a group of people who had broken into a home, the authorities said.
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In a brief phone conversation with her mother late on Thursday, Yuzik said security forces had broken into her hotel room and detained her on suspicion of having ties to Israeli intelligence services, her ex-husband Boris Voitsekhovsky said.
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Khyler Edman was found inside his Port Charlotte home after police noticed it had been broken into while apprehending a suspicious man wandering through the neighborhood acting erratically, Charlotte County Sheriff Bill Prummell said at a press conference Friday.
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Booth A267 A full booth at the Washburn Gallery is dedicated to the painter Alice Trumbull Mason (1904-1971), with a focus on drawings and paintings from the 1940s, whose surfaces are broken into rhythmic showers of narrow shapes.
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Advanced hackers have targeted United States and European energy companies in a cyber espionage campaign that has in some cases successfully broken into the core systems that control the companies' operations, according to researchers at the security firm Symantec.
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A key piece of evidence was a detective's testimony at a pretrial hearing: He described an interrogation in which Irons said that he had broken into Stotler's house but could not remember anything else because he had been drunk.
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One of the group's hackers, who's known as "Cracka," contacted me on Monday, claiming to have broken into a series of accounts connected to Clapper, including his home telephone and internet, his personal email, and his wife's Yahoo email.
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A few nights ago my car was broken into — no big deal, but I teared up when I realized my favorite sunglasses were gone: an oversized pair that I relied on through chemo to camouflage my bald eyes and forehead.
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The Capital One Spark Miles for Business card is offering up to 200,000 miles, broken into two pieces: 50,000 miles after spending $5,000 in the first three months, and an additional 150,0003 miles after spending $50,000 in the first six months.
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While the tech executives predictably balked at having their businesses broken into pieces, many did agree that regulation is needed to tackle a host of issues, including data privacy, content moderation and facial recognition services, such as Amazon's Rekognition tool.
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" Just like the dollar can be broken into pennies and dimes, each bitcoin can be broken down into many smaller, distributable and usable pieces of currency "Okay, so to get the bitcoin out of Mount Bitcoin, you have to mine.
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It coincides with one of the main routes for heroin from Afghanistan to Europe where shipments are unloaded from dhows and cargo ships in Kenya and Tanzania and then broken into smaller packages that are carried by air to Europe.
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We'll start to get a better idea of whether the devices have been broken into — and what methods might have been used — next month when follow-up hearings begin and evidence potentially gathered from the phones is presented in court.
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In January 2017, a rare declassified joint report from the top US intelligence agencies declared that Russia's foreign military intelligence agency, the GRU, had, on orders from President Vladimir Putin, broken into the email accounts of Democratic officials in March 20183.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelan leftist President Nicolas Maduro said on Tuesday that "terrorists" had broken into a National Guard unit over the weekend and stolen weapons, the latest sign of volatility in the oil-rich country convulsed by a profound economic crisis.
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A computer server that Russian hackers breached during the 2016 presidential campaign sits in the basement of the Democratic National Committee's headquarters in Washington, DC, next to a filing cabinet broken into in 1972 as part of the Watergate burglary.
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"If we ramp up quickly and we're able to build a platform that really has everything the community needs, then we can help it from being all fragmented and broken into all these subsections of the market," Roberts told BuzzFeed News.
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The fictional miniseries, which is broken into eight episodes, tells the stories of people from all over the world (three continents and seven countries, to be exact) who claim to be descendants of the Romanov family, Russia's final imperial clan.
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While Hollywood looks for the best use, VR headset owners can already download films like "Gone" (a two-hour film broken into 10-minute segments) on their Samsung Gear VR and, soon, the animated film "Henry" on their Oculus Rift.
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Hackers have broken into the systems of more than a dozen global telecommunications companies and taken large amounts of personal and corporate data, researchers from a cyber security company said on Tuesday, identifying links to previous Chinese cyber-espionage campaigns.
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Then at about 6:30 PM Monday, a man who'd broken into the home of a woman he'd had a brief relationship with ambushed her and her children, ultimately killing three kids and critically wounding their mother before shooting himself dead.
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As Derby Day approaches, CNN Opinion spoke with Crump about her experience as a racing pioneer, the progress women have made in racing and why more women have not broken into the rarefied position of competing in the Kentucky Derby.
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SoundCloud has yet to release any figures on the number of subscribers to its paid service, but one former employee told BuzzFeed News that the count had not broken into the millions by the time she left in September 2016.
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In the first, Tom, a small-town sheriff, first encounters Sonic as an electric-blue blur whipping down the road at 760 miles an hour, and then again in his toolshed, which Sonic has broken into for some unknown reason.
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J.M. Berger, an expert on terrorism and author of Jihad Joe: Americans Who Go to War in the Name of Islam, explained in a talk that sources of grievances can be broadly broken into two categories: personal issues and social issues.
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Even on my busiest days, playing in weekend soccer tournaments, trying to catch up on the never-ending homework, and going out with friends, my free time wasn't broken into a random collection of minutes defined by pings and clicks.
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"It drives me crazy that we've had 21 states that were broken into and we've still had almost a Kafka-esque response that we can't share with the top (state) election officials because they don't have appropriate clearances," Warner said.
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Broken into almost 60 paragraph-length fragments, it describes racing from the party to her mother's bedside with her teenage daughter, through a tense vigil and a violent fight with her sister, to the eventual loss and the new day beginning.
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By her account, she had had a "harrowing afternoon" the day before, because her van had been broken into and her very expensive stereo system, which she had felt the immediate need to replace before the long trip ahead, stolen.
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Queues are typically broken into different buckets based on priority of review (eg THIS IS URGENT, REVIEW IN REAL TIME 24-7) as well as characteristics of the reviewers – trained in different types of content review, speak different languages, etc.
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Mr. Pistorius had said that he had shot his girlfriend in the mistaken belief that somebody had broken into his home, an argument that resonated in a country with high crime — and high walls to shield the comfortable against home invasions.
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The 2018 part of the schedule in October and November can be broken into two distinct parts — three events in Asia with stellar fields full of big names, and five in North America filled with the tour's obscure bottom feeders.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Advanced hackers have targeted United States and European energy companies in a cyber espionage campaign that has in some cases successfully broken into the core systems that control the companies' operations, according to researchers at the security firm Symantec.
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Residents of the town of Sagamihara, in Kanagawa Prefecture about (40 km (25 miles) southwest of Tokyo, woke in horror on Tuesday to learn that a man had broken into the disabled facility overnight and stabbed residents as they slept.
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These are the statistics and experiences that minority communities have been talking about for generations — and that have only recently broken into mainstream discourse due to high-profile police killings, from Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, to Scott in Charlotte.
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The Maldives Independent, a news website, reported late Monday that special operations security officers had broken into the court, raising fears that the president's forces were going to arrest the Supreme Court justices who had holed up in their offices.
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He's also broken into more traditional forms of media, starring in a two-season Hulu original series, "Light as a Feather," and appearing in a TV commercial for Pop-Tarts with one half of Amp Studio's twin-set, Alan Stokes.
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Per the report, the glass door at the front of the museum was broken into in the early hours of the morning, and though police arrived after being notified by the museum's alarm, they were unable to catch the culprit(s).
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After receiving word in the middle of the night from Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials that their children had arrived, the parents quickly changed into street clothes and were broken into groups of about 220 to wait to be reconnected.
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