Some demonstrations have broken out in front of Trump properties.
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Nationwide protests have broken out because of the price rise.
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Clashes have occasionally broken out between the two coalition allies.
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"That would convince me that we've broken out," she said.
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He estimated around 200 fires have broken out in total.
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Some protests have turned violent and looting has broken out.
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Facebook, though, has never broken out Instagram's revenue numbers before.
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The gains are not broken out for investors to see.
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By October, new violence had broken out across Rakhine state.
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Fires have broken out on seven of Walmart's solar roofs.
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An uneasy peace has broken out on West 45th Street.
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"You've actually broken out through that resistance here," he said.
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Another pizza war has broken out in New York City.
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"I haven't broken out the champagne bottle yet," he said.
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By Friday night, members had broken out bottles of wine.
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The subscription battle that has broken out in Enid, Okla.
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In the Android subreddit, a veritable squabble has broken out.
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It is the first time Inditex has broken out online sales.
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They aren't worn often, but are broken out for formal occasions.
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And now, we've kinda broken out of it, at least tentatively.
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But the weekend cooled heads and now détente has broken out.
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Naturally, a nerd fight has already broken out among political scientists.
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Why has war not broken out again on the Korean Peninsula?
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It is almost as if a peace race has broken out.
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It was like peace had broken out and nobody'd told us.
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Under President Obama, that tension has broken out into the open.
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Protests have broken out repeatedly just meters from the PLA compound.
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Demonstrations have broken out in California since reports of the shooting.
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They aren't worn often, but are broken out for formal occasions.
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But protests have broken out, which blame the government for the drought.
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Others, like industrials, have broken out since then but have fallen back.
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When she first heard gunshots, she assumed a fire had broken out.
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Public rows have broken out in India over the central bank's independence.
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Clashes have broken out over evictions to make way for Olympic projects.
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But the bulk of the violence has broken out in republican areas.
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It is no surprise that violence has broken out at these events.
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By then, hysteria over the "censorship" of Mr Robinson had broken out.
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An arms race, it seems, has broken out among America's major airlines.
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Street protests against government policies have broken out repeatedly in recent years.
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But fights have broken out over how to make the books balance.
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According to reports from the scene, violent clashes have broken out too.
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Vernon had previously broken out of the Coosa County jail on Oct.
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Or, she's captured sometime later in the film, and broken out again.
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We've broken out several moments where the president departed from the norm.
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That provision should be broken out and considered on its own merits.
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But with dry conditions again this year, new fires have broken out.
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Guzman had broken out of a maximum-security prison again, authorities announced.
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He's the rash that our sick political system has broken out in.
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The shelves are virtually empty, and fighting's broken out over what's left.
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War between Hamas and Israel has broken out three times since 2008.
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I discovered, to my horror, that war had broken out back home.
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In Lebanon, protests have broken out over the ruling elite's economic corruption.
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A debate's broken out among Democrats about the right strategy for 2023.
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But now, at 33, he has willingly broken out his track spikes.
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Several wildfires had broken out in the state of Brandenburg, Berlin's region.
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The protests have resonated in other marginalised areas, where demonstrations have broken out.
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Protests have broken out in cities across the nation since Trump was elected.
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Neither have broken out of the single digits in Iowa or New Hampshire.
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A ceasefire was called in 1994 but violence has sporadically broken out since.
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What prompted the original dispute, and why has peace broken out at last?
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"We have broken out from resistance," Gordon told CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Tuesday.
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At the very least, this should be broken out separately from YouTube itself.
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Underneath that, you'll see tweets broken out into one of a few categories.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Quarrels have broken out behind the scenes of Anthem Inc's (ANTM.
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You might remember Instagram also has broken out Direct in its own app.
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A party had broken out and spilled from the kitchen into the garden.
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Similar fights have broken out all over, from Philadelphia to Ithaca, New York.
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We had just broken out of everything and were doing whatever we wanted.
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And then, we had a stomach prosthetic where her chest is broken out.
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And odd debates have broken out over how much of it to use.
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It had broken out three weeks ago and was believed to be arson.
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When the data is broken out by gender, women scored lower than men.
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Beyond Meat has not broken out of a range of $71 to $86.
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If this indie actor hasn't broken out yet, this role will certainly help.
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In South Australia, more than 120 blazes have broken out in catastrophic conditions.
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Luckily, I didn't have any windows broken out, but you could definitely feel it.
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A number of clashes have broken out between protesters and authorities in recent weeks.
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House said to request revenues broken out by key product areas and customer groups.
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Yet here I am, bruised but not broken, out here living my best life.
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Below, we've broken out a number of notable M&A transactions from Q2 2017.
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It was broken out — it was $212 initially, and if nothing happens, that's it.
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It's suggested that he hasn't broken out because he doesn't appeal to white audiences.
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Riots have already broken out over the distribution of what little aid is left.
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Turns out, they were being cleaned because a case of pinworms had broken out.
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I've broken out each category and described the trends I see shaping the market.
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You've just broken out, and you're seeing confirmation with the relative strength trends also.
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By now, open warfare has broken out between Mayor Bill de Blasio and Gov.
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Last year's OCO request was only $69 billion with no separate funding broken out.
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The XPrize finalists have broken out of that mould in a few significant ways.
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A fire had broken out in her yard, blocking the path to her car.
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The fire had broken out early November 8, forcing many to evacuate Butte County.
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But fires caused by sparking or downed power lines had broken out all over.
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Several protests have broken out into confrontations between different groups and have involved police.
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Prince also played a concert for peace in Baltimore, where riots had broken out.
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Scuffles have broken out between protesters and police on the island in recent weeks.
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In the chart below, you'll see venture deal volume broken out by sub-region.
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So many fights have broken out during the day, just because people were drunk.
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House vote by gender and education among white likely voters, broken out by region.
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A fight has broken out over the rights to the playwright Arthur Miller's archive.
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To the surprise of many analysts, protests have broken out in politically torpid Belarus.
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We just recently broken out of there," Gordon said Thursday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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The company hasn't broken out how much it plans to spend on these efforts.
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Most importantly though, I haven&apost broken out after using the Too Faced primer.
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Check out Principal's findings in the chart below, which is broken out by generation.
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Since then, a dispute has broken out over how those documents should be handled.
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LOS ANGELES — A five-studio tug of war has broken out over James Bond.
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It looks as though the next fitness trend may have just broken out… of prison.
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Then, each of those shades are broken out by undertone (warm, cool, neutral, and olive).
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Scuffles have broken out in recent days as destitute people scrambled for food and firewood.
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But trouble has already broken out at the prison in Hull where 15 were sent.
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Similar fights have broken out at Trump rallies in Massachusetts and Oklahoma in recent weeks.
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Veronica The town is collapsing in on itself and full on riots have broken out.
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Scuffles between supporters and protesters have broken out a number of times at Trump rallies.
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Instagram's been running ads for over three years but Facebook still hasn't broken out revenue.
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"Now, we've broken out," Kelly said, highlighting a trend line drawn across the recent highs.
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Several protests against Maduro have broken out in working-class neighborhoods and slums this week.
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Near hostilities have broken out due to a run of big mergers among parts-makers.
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Fights have already broken out between soldiers affiliated with different parts of the Sudanese state.
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"Backstabbing has broken out in the opposition, all against all," crowed Maduro earlier this week.
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Scuffles have broken out this week as the French authorities tried to dismantle the camp.
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There is no vaccine for the Nipah virus that has broken out in Kerala state.
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As mentioned, my skin has broken out like crazy recently and it's driving me nuts.
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Despite vague threats by the losing parties, no major protests have broken out, so far.
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The protests have been largely peaceful, though tense, and violence has at times broken out.
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Widespread protests have broken out in Srinagar and other parts of Kashmir over the killings.
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Witnesses told the police that a fight had broken out and someone had started shooting.
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Hours earlier, another fight had broken out, this one beginning on President Trump's Twitter feed.
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Samantha Bee has broken out in a sea of white guys and done quite well.
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Lowe's declined to comment on how the bonuses would be broken out based on tenure.
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She has surely noticed that no one Democratic candidate appears to have yet broken out.
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Firefighters in New Orleans stood at the ready, thinking a great blaze had broken out.
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I had my heart broken out of nowhere — well, for me it was out of nowhere.
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But the brutal crossfire that has broken out so swiftly has limited Schumer's room to maneuver.
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The chart below shows that investing activity, broken out by stage, for each year since 2007.
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This wasn't the first time she's broken out a jump like this before a baseball game.
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The sides are separated by a demilitarized buffer zone, but small clashes have broken out frequently.
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They aren't worn often, but are broken out for formal occasions like the Spanish State Banquet.
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Disputes have also broken out between Spain and Britain over fishing in waters around the Rock.
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Border clashes or militant attacks have broken out with notable regularity after important moments of reconciliation.
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And as the Democratic race has tightened, open warfare has broken out between the Democratic opponents.
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Other universities on Reuters' ranking have broken out of the pack because of new, groundbreaking research.
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Police said a fight had broken out after protesters urged employees still working to join them.
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So yeah: safe to say Dolores has broken out of her damsel in distress narrative loop.
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After underperforming the market at the beginning of the year, Apple has broken out this month.
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Meanwhile, clashes have broken out in Europe between backers of Mr Gulen and of Mr Erdogan.
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This week civil servants took to the streets, and protests have broken out across the country.
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Violent altercations have broken out at Trump rallies in the past, particularly during his 2016 campaign.
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Democrats had high hopes of an upset, and infighting has broken out since their candidate's defeat.
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Violent incidents that have broken out at recent Trump rallies did not come up, they added.
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By that point, World War II had broken out, though the US was not yet involved.
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We are a team, and it feels as though we've just broken out of jail together.
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AT&T has not yet broken out revenue or profit for such "Internet of Things" services.
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The movie doesn't predict the racism and xenophobia that have broken out in the United States.
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A fire has reportedly broken out at a building site in Dubai, according to local sources.
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Global health About two million people are displaced, cholera has broken out, and malaria is expected.
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But on Sunday, worshipers received devastating news: A fire had broken out just before 4 p.m.
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Correct. Which at the time was one of five segments at the company, broken out separately.
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In the past year, a massive, predominantly left-wing backlash to mega-philanthropy has broken out.
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Violence has broken out in overcrowded camps on several occasions, as have protests against asylum delays.
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Tensions between Mr. Trump and Mr. Kim have broken out into the open in recent days.
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Earlier that day, the Getty fire had broken out in the hills west of the hotel.
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He also claims "his teeth were broken out of his skull" and he has trouble eating.
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But while he was in the elevator, a fire had broken out in the spacecraft cabin.
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This isn't the first time the Rickstaverse has broken out of its 30-minute sitcom timeslot.
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"Don't look for GE for help now that we have broken out above Dow 2743,000," Cramer said.
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I called up my grandmother, but she told me Ebola had broken out, and I couldn't return.
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"People judge me because I have lupus and my skin is broken out," she said through tears.
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That slogan is chanted by participants in small sporadic protests that have broken out across the country.
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They've barely increased since 220, and when broken out into more specific demographics, they often got worse.
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LONDON — To mark the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeare's death, Lego has broken out the big guns.
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"Xilinx has certainly broken out very, very nicely, but it has gotten very, very overbought," he said.
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The number and size of those tech investments in startups developing military applications were not broken out.
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After being on a downward-sloping trend for more than a year, Apple has finally broken out.
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"We got a report from a citizen that there was a broken-out front door," Brink said.
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It emerged that underbrush had not been cleared around key electrical installations, and fires had broken out.
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An internal struggle has broken out in the Environmental Protection Agency over how to regulate toxic chemicals.
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Perhaps it would have broken out of the old-media stigma of frivolity placed around women's magazines.
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Violence has broken out at several rallies, and several journalists and news media outlets have been attacked.
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Looting and protests have broken out, and desperate patients have been begging doctors to be kept alive.
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Fist fights have broken out among alt-right demonstrators and counter-demonstrators in any number of locations.
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Saturday's clashes were not the first time that violence has broken out between Motagua and Olimpia fans.
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We see this playing out particularly on other college campuses, where occasionally violent protests have broken out.
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Looking at the same chart, Worth noted that gold has also broken out of a wedge pattern.
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Nike has broken out as one of the best performers of the Dow so far this year.
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There have even been heated political arguments that have broken out on flights surrounding the 2016 election.
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The speech came as some fires had already broken out, but major blazes were yet to ignite.
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If it rang, it might mean Shoup was about to learn World War III had broken out.
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By night's end, at least 15 fights had broken out in shopping centers from Connecticut to Arizona.
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"They both rallied very quickly after having broken out many years of range-bound trading," he said.
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So, this stock finally in January and February has broken out to a new all-time high.
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It's not clear how many users the firm acquired there, as it hasn't broken out U.K. numbers.
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Their march was much smaller than ones that have broken out in cities across Sudan since Dec. 19.
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Police said they had been planning on shutting down the event early because several fights had broken out.
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To be certain, a veritable policy renaissance has broken out among the primary candidates over the past year.
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But that same year, the U.S. Embassy shut down because of the civil war which had broken out.
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In the films, all manner of extraterrestrial mayhem may have broken out in plain view of countless witnesses.
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For decades, often deadly conflicts have broken out between farmers and herders over access to land and water.
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Really, it depends on a host of factors, which we've broken out with some checks and balances below.
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Protests have broken out since Trump's announcement in Jordan, outside the U.S. consulate in Istanbul and in Pakistan.
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In Russia, protests have broken out against President Vladimir Putin's attempt to isolate and control the country's internet.
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It's a scene from the reality show American Chopper, broken out into stacked panels, like a comic strip.
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But that cost will be included in its operating results and not broken out as a special charge.
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Witnesses say a fight had broken out and in the middle of the melee someone fired a gun.
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In a surprise final twist, Quinn is broken out of Bellevue by none other than Astrid (Nina Hoss).
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So far the 2014-founded startup hasn't broken out overall sales metrics for its various smart access products.
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None of these terrorists have broken out of prison, and none of the courts have suffered retaliatory attacks.
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Guzman, the purported leader of the Sinaloa cartel, has broken out of Mexican maximum-security prisons two times.
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Futures have lately broken out of that range on worries about U.S. oil production and swelling crude inventories.
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"So, we've finally broken out of the very slow earnings growth cycle into something a little bit better."
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Riots have broken out elsewhere in the Buddhist-majority country, while anti-Muslim hate speech has proliferated online.
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Supporters at some campaign events have broken out in "space force" chants at the mention of the concept.
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"Home Depot has broken out … and it's picking up steam," Baruch said on CNBC's "Trading Nation" on Friday.
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On to Q and A. 3:15 pm: A brawl has broken out with both sides shouting obscenities.
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Maybe you've heard it before: Civil War 2 has broken out and America has divided into Populists vs.
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He went downstairs and saw thick, black smoke coming through a back window, which had been broken out.
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Protests have broken out throughout the country in recent years, and have picked up against in recent days.
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But protests have broken out in Iran as its currency has collapsed in value and inflation has soared.
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Brawls have broken out in California, Texas, Pennsylvania and elsewhere, involving fists, pepper spray, stun guns and more.
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But when results were broken out for men, she was tied for fourth place in her home state.
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The data on investors with at least $1 million in brokerage accounts is broken out exclusively for CNBC.
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Fighting had broken out in the capital, Juba, between his forces and those of the president, Salva Kiir.
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It's a complex stew of dissatisfaction and concern that can't be broken out in clean social-science categories.
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Todd Gordon, managing director at Ascent Wealth Partners, said the stock had broken out from a yearslong consolidation.
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In recent days, protests have broken out in several cities, with at least one person shot and killed.
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For this reason, ethnicity is broken out in two categories, Hispanic or Latino and Not Hispanic or Latino.
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Violence has since broken out in at least four towns, with mobs attacking civilians and looting property, witnesses said.
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Wages have been moving higher over the past year but still haven't broken out of the post-recession range.
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So far, only a war of words has broken out, with each side blaming the other for what happened.
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Fifteen new conflicts have broken out or reignited in the past five years - with a devastating impact on children.
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A mass shooting has broken out at a music festival, they learn, and a terrorist organization is taking credit.
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Over the years, the genuflecting dinger has become Beltre's special-occasion signature move, broken out once or twice annually.
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IN SEPTEMBER 2010 Brazil's then-finance minister, Guido Mantega, gave warning that an "international currency war" had broken out.
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Ocado said the fire had broken out on one of its grids of robots and operations had been suspended.
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Clashes have broken out elsewhere in South Sudan since then, raising concerns about a return to all-out conflict.
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These policies were previously combined in a single rule; they will now be broken out into two distinct ones.
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Now that the group "other bets" is broken out in Google's financials, the pressure is on to show returns.
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Citigroup has just broken out of its resistance, says one trader making a bet that it will head higher.
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She had broken out in itchy, red welts all over her body overnight and started having a panic attack.
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Scroll below a video on the mobile app, for instance, and you'll see recommendations broken out into different topics.
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Because the pieces were bought as a pair, the individual prices for each painting have not been broken out.
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Authorities were first notified that gunfire had broken out at the Ramoneros Liquor and Bar around 12:25 a.m.
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By the time I watched their performance at the 1998 VMAs, they'd already broken out in the United States.
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Voters' choices broken out by party provide an interesting window into areas where Trump might hold cross-party appeal.
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Apple has not broken out Watch sales, but Wall Street analysts suspect it is a small and growing contributor.
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An untreatable virus Until 2014, the virus had broken out only in Africa, Southeast Asia, and the Pacific Islands.
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According to witness accounts, a fight had allegedly broken out in the bar when someone began firing a gun.
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Buttigieg has broken out with viral moments, but that hasn't happened so far for other candidates such as Rep.
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Residents near parks often complain about the noise from amateur bands and dance groups, and brawls have broken out.
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A series of sometimes violent demonstrations have broken out over the years, motivated by political, economic and social concerns.
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Dolores has broken out of her physical confines and entered the world where ostensibly all the free people are.
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Map: See where the protests have taken place and where clashes between the police and demonstrators have broken out.
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Those are quite vague, so for ease of understanding, I've broken out the proposal into its three main ideas.
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A price-cut free-for-all has broken out globally following the collapse of an OPEC+ alliance last week.
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Protests have broken out repeatedly over what is perceived as Australia's unwillingness to take full responsibility for the men.
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It's a lot to take in, but thankfully, we've broken out the most interesting moments in the video above.
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On websites like Tumblr, vicious fights have broken out about which characters should be shipped, or romantically paired together.
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Last we saw, open warfare had just broken out between the Mandalorians and the bounty hunters on this planet.
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Since then, a few small fires have broken out, but nothing on the order of last year's massive blazes.
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The stock looks very good because after a couple of years of consolidation, it's broken out to the topside.
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Protests had broken out in Syria after police tortured teenagers caught making anti-regime graffiti, according to Mother Jones.
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In the south, where fighting has broken out around the port city of Aden, the situation is more complicated.
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That frankness has won Gabbard a core of committed fans, though she has never broken out in public polling.
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As Mr. Redstone's health deteriorated in recent years, a war had broken out over who would control the businesses.
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Buyer traffic had broken out of negative territory earlier this year but now appears to be back in it solidly.
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A recall effort, led by Beck, is well underway, and a heated debate has broken out among the organization's members.
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Respiratory illnesses spread, and by November, several fires had broken out from the small campfires people lit to keep warm.
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As protests have broken out across the country over police-involved shootings, Pittsburgh has set itself apart from the others.
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" The technical analyst noted that the has broken out of its recent range, and "short-term momentum has turned positive.
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But the government fell short of meeting its pledges and fighting has regularly broken out between loyalist and separatist militias.
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A number of protests have also broken out in Iran in recent months over regular power cuts and water shortages.
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That would convince me that we've broken out," even with summer's traditional light trading volume, Stockton said on "Squawk Box.
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Violence had broken out at a protest outside a Caracas air base, but Reuters witnesses said the incident fizzled out.
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According to CBC, a brawl had broken out at ringside, and four people were injured—all of whom were hospitalized.
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A number of protests have also broken out since the beginning of the year over high prices and alleged corruption.
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It's unclear how it stacks up to Snapchat's 150 million daily users, as Instagram has only broken out monthly numbers.
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Zalora has never broken out its financial details for single markets and its financial performance is contained with GFG's results.
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By the time Sam's shriek-mobile pulls into the high school parking lot, I've pretty much broken out into hives.
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Officials say Anderson had backstage passes for the event -- but was denied access -- and a verbal altercation had broken out.
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Brawls have since broken out at the spot after crowds of Trump supporters and protesters gathered near the contentious marker.
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If you've ever broken out in hives, then you know all too well how uncomfortable these splotchy welts can be.
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They surrounded 29 Russian military policemen who then had to be broken out in an operation backed by air power.
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A long-simmering quarrel between its main investor and the Chinese contractor, which had broken out early on, boiled over.
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During the Chris Collins era, the Wildcats have broken out of a zone for a select few games every season.
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But on a longer-term basis, he said, the CME still appears to have broken out through long-term resistance.
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Lively debate has broken out, especially about finding the balance between preserving tradition and embracing new ways and new customers.
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As the S&P 500 has broken out of its trading range into record highs, euphoria has been growing — fast.
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Six months earlier, he had broken out of a high-security penitentiary in central Mexico through a mile-long tunnel.
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WorldQuant's performance isn't often broken out from Millennium's overall performance, which is up about 6% through the end of July.
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The police said a fight had broken out and at least one person opened fire; Ms. Simms was a bystander.
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Additionally, Boeing said its military aircraft and network and space systems segments will be broken out into four smaller units.
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Multiple sources tell us the heirs are already at each other's throats and war has broken out on several fronts.
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Now a round of wildfires has broken out in Southern California, and they may be scarier than the October fires.
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In the capital, where violence has broken out between rival militias in recent days, some combatants picked up rocket launchers.
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They spoke with center fielder Brandon Nimmo, the leadoff hitter who had broken out of a slump in recent games.
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In the past, Ebola has broken out in poor and conflict-ravaged communities that have little access to health care.
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China's holdings will be broken out for the first time with the fourth quarter IMF report due in March 2017.
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Now the walls stood covered with hundreds of bullet holes, as if the building had broken out in a rash.
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After decades of relative peace, a labor war between New York's construction unions and real estate developers has broken out.
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And in place of definitive results, an information war has broken out, unleashing reckless speculation, conspiracy theories and deep anxiety.
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Supporters at some recent campaign events have also broken out in "Space Force" chants at the mention of the concept.
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The coronavirus has broken out of Asia and is becoming a very real threat to Western countries and their lifestyles.
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Within a split second, they'll think they are under attack or that war has broken out in their back yard.
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But none have broken out into the brand of open political warfare that characterized the party's last two open primaries.
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The virus has also broken out at a time of high domestic travel in China during the Lunar New Year.
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N26 hasn't broken out its user numbers to disclose how many customers are switching their accounts from the big banks.
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That a major fight has broken out north and east of Lake Washington reflects the changing face of Washington politics.
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"Cisco has finally just broken out of the consolidation range it's been in since all of 2018," the analyst said.
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You manager doesn't need to know that you're projectile vomiting, or having excruciating cramps, or are broken out in hives.
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Sometimes, bourbon or whiskey or rum is added, which might be one reason it gets broken out around the holidays.
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"If the stock can rally up a buck and a half from here, it will have broken out," Cramer said.
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Several rounds of heavier clashes have broken out between groups that support the unity government and those that oppose it.
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This graph shows the consumption of tobacco products by students, with e-cigarettes broken out separately, from 2011 to 2018.
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On lines in Austria, the Czech Republic and Italy where there is genuine competition between operators, fare wars have broken out.
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Massive protests have broken out since late October, and the latest marked the fifth consecutive week of such an immense demonstration.
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UNLIKE conventional wars, the one that has broken out between Mexico and the United States is not starting on the border.
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Google has never broken out concrete Pixel sales before, so we don't exactly know how many more units this increase involves.
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Already at risk after World War II had broken out, Jews faced increasing repression there from a regime allied to Germany.
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I started to get this sort of stress rash, and before I knew it, I had literally broken out in hives.
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Dynamic and vibrant, it has broken out of the confines of niche, stale clubs, and opened itself up to youthful audiences.
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Protests have broken out against al-Bashir several times in previous years, including in 2011 as part of the Arab Spring.
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The oil rig count, an indicator of future supply, has broken out of a tight range over the last four weeks.
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Ross' chart work suggests the XLF has broken out of the trading range and shows promise of continuing the move higher.
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Fires caused by the July heatwave have broken out in other parts of the Arctic region, like in Alaska and Greenland.
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Ocado said on Tuesday the fire had broken out on one of the grids of robots, forcing it to suspend operations.
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A "turf war" has broken out in Tennessee, as a state appointed task force looks at expanding restrictions on nurse practitioners.
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The three largest areas of federal entitlement spending — Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid — should be broken out as a separate item.
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Violence has broken out at Trump rallies in Chicago, North Carolina and Ohio as protesters increasingly seek to disrupt the events.
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I'm so glad her character, Bellatrix Lestrange, gets broken out of prison, even though she winds up killing Sirius XM (RIP).
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The story goes like this: Decades ago, a fire had broken out in the desert and burned nearly all the vegetation.
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The Census Bureau released a full list of over 900 commuting areas with its report, broken out by average commute time.
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An all-out political war has broken out ahead of the Parliamentary vote on UK prime minister Theresa May's Brexit deal.
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An honest-to-goodness news conference had broken out with Fizdale, the newest member of the ever-expanding Knicks coaching fraternity.
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"There were some real discoveries that have broken out in an incredible way," she said, pointing to the actress Chrissy Metz.
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Then the radio crackled with news of an all-too-common kind: A gun battle had broken out in central Kabul.
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The process made Google's financials a bit easier to parse as the various experimental divisions got broken out from Google proper.
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Neither Dick's nor its competitor, Cabela's, now owned by Bass Pro Shops, have broken out firearm sales in their financial reports.
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National panics have broken out in the past decade after consumers discovered high heavy-metal content in rice grown near smelters.
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It is now selling its E-class Mercedes with HFC-134a, and a legal fight has broken out over its sale.
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Measles, which has broken out in the Pacific Northwest and elsewhere this year, was a major force in her changed thinking.
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We've broken out the best photos of each of the military's five branches — Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, and Coast Guard.
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There's a distinct advantage to having Alexa broken out of the Echo line and installed in every plugged-in appliance you own.
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He said looting had broken out amid the chaos but authorities were too busy trying to save lives to re-establish order.
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The virus had broken out in the leadup to last week's opening ceremony and led to some 1,200 security staff being quarantined.
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Apple has already broken out music into its own app while investing heavily in content and partnerships for a revamped TV app.
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Revolution had broken out in Paris after a group of parading workers had refused to disperse before a small detachment of soldiers.
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"It&aposs survival of the fittest," said one customer at a Home Depot, where 20 fights have allegedly broken out between shoppers.
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Let's focus on the fact that Blake Lively has broken out of what could have been a pretty hard shell to crack.
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Workers on the construction site told Reuters the fire had broken out earlier on Thursday at a storage facility for building materials.
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It was able to accurately identify places where epidemics have already broken out, like the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Gabon.
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A Twitter spat has broken out after people called out a mobile spa app for a "sexist" advert on the London Underground.
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What has made the past few months unusual, however, is the sheer number of fights that have broken out across multiple fronts.
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London (CNN)A fire has broken out at Japan's Shuri Castle on the island of Okinawa, local police told CNN on Wednesday.
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However, when White attempted to return to America, a naval war had broken out and he was forced to remain in England.
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After lagging the S&P 500 for most of the year, the XLF financials ETF has broken out over the last month.
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An employee at Disney's Times Square location even told the New York Post that "physical fights" had broken out over the toys.
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Riots, anger, vulgarity, name-calling and violence have broken out in the streets of our nation with tempers on both sides flaring.
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And head of CNN's Democratic debate in Flint on Sunday night and Tuesday's primary, a full-fledged trade war has broken out.
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In past Nigerian elections, some of the worst fighting has broken out between supporters of opposing candidates after the results were announced.
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In 2014, an ISIS campaign led to fighters being broken out of prisons in Iraq's Anbar Province, as well as in Mosul.
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The stock has broken out of that large base of support and has formed a bull-flag pattern recently, according to Ross.
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The fires had mostly broken out in palm and timber concessions, said the ministry, which only identified the companies by their initials.
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Mohammed Rasheed, a spokesman for the Jaish al-Nasr rebel group based in Hama, confirmed that fighting had broken out after midnight.
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Police had denied Islamic State was involved and said a dispute had broken out over checks by prison authorities of prisoners' food.
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It earlier said that the fire had broken out at the four-storey 'Perseus for Childen' shopping mall which sells children's goods.
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At the bottom, he's broken out sums into liquid and illiquid totals, delineating how much of the above balances are easily accessible.
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Protests have broken out in Iran since the beginning of the year over high prices, water shortage, power cuts and alleged corruption.
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Over the past two weeks, markets were in near free fall amid news that a price war over oil had broken out.
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"This [index] … hasn't broken to a new high yet, but it has broken out of an 20003-month sideways range," he said.
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Trump said he is worried that rate hikes could stymie growth that only recently has broken out of its post-recession slumber.
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These were the windows broken out by Stephen Paddock to provide him with an uninterrupted view of the Strip and his targets.
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But some of the patients whose tumors had broken out of their capsules had complications, including death, from thyroid cancer despite treatment.
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Especially now that pockets of sunshine have broken out, and the rain is gone, it's easy to think the worst is over.
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An escalating armed insurgency has broken out among Myanmar's persecuted Rohingya minority, even as support for the Muslim ethnic group builds internationally.
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Commissioner Ross said that the gunfire had broken out as officers were moving toward the kitchen in the back of the house.
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Over the past three years, a covert war over the missile program has broken out between North Korea and the United States.
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We are following the best of us, those who have already broken out, and we are bringing everyone else along with us.
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In some instances, clashes have broken out with security personnel and demonstrators, who have lit fires, damaged buildings, and caused street blockades.
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The FTC released massive spreadsheets of online dating consumer complaints, broken out by platform, in 2018, and unsurprisingly Match outpaced other services.
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Demonstrations have broken out in California since reports of the shooting, with protesters gathering at city hall and marching through the city.
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Eventually, the police would show up, but by then another commotion had usually broken out somewhere else, and the scene would shift.
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Commissioner Ross said that the gunfire had broken out as officers were moving toward the kitchen in the back of the house.
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In recent days, clashes have broken out around the capital between General Hifter's forces and militias loosely allied with Mr. Sarraj's government.
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The London Evening Standard newspaper said witnesses reported that it appeared a fight had broken out between two men in the staff canteen.
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Isolated incidents of violence have broken out and demonstrations by supporters of both sides look set to continue, raising the risk of clashes.
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Apple hasn't yet broken out Apple Watch sales, so it may be tough to tell whether the company reaches that number or not.
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Rioting has broken out at camps on both islands in recent weeks, and frustrated migrants have set fires, demanding relocation to the mainland.
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While Apple has not broken out enterprise revenues, you can do rough calculations to guesstimate what the value for it might be today.
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The yellow metal has broken out this month, rallying nearly 9% and clawing its way back to its highest level since May 1503.
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For now, peace has broken out as both left and right of the party find themselves closer to power than they had expected.
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The virus had broken out in the leadup to Friday's opening ceremony in Pyeongchang and led to some 1,200 security staff being quarantined.
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Financials have also broken out above a key level, which could signal more highs ahead, says Bill Baruch, president of Blue Line Futures.
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War hadn't broken out yet, but there was always conflict in the zone, and something had happened that made staying any longer dangerous.
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Tuesday's events are hardly the first time that chaos has broken out on a college campus in response to a far-right speaker.
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That's the upshot of a bitter civil war that has broken out between Donald Trump and what's left of the Republican Party establishment.
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Broken out across race and gender, her largest pool of backers are white women, who make up 38 percent of all her supporters.
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In recent months Trump has blamed "professional agitators" and "thugs" for violence that has broken out at many of the Republican candidate's rallies.
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According to Pew, the responses for "husband or wife" and "unmarried partner" will be broken out into "opposite-sex" and "same-sex" options.
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For the second time in just over a month violence has broken out on a college campus in response to a controversial speaker.
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The trio had broken out of a maximum-security jail and they were trying to stay one step ahead of a massive manhunt.
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Ocado said on Tuesday the fire had broken out on one of the grids of robots at Andover, forcing it to suspend operations.
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Ebola centers have been torched, health workers killed and extended gun battles have broken out between assailants and security forces in recent months.
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Temps have gone frigid, we've broken out our heavy-duty cold-weather gear, and our skin feels like it's been tightened two sizes.
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Fights have broken out at the events on several occasions, and his supporters and protesters clashed after an appearance in Chicago was canceled.
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The hearing comes after protests, and in some cases riots, have broken out on college campuses over guests invited to speak to students.
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The #RedForEd walkout is the latest in a series of teacher-led protests that have broken out across the country in recent months.
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"All chaos would have broken out," said Jung Pak, a former CIA official and deputy national intelligence officer at the National Intelligence Council.
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Broken out by party, these pessimistic views reveal a growing partisan divide, one that's been distilling around racial attitudes for nearly two decades.
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An Israeli army statement said what it called violent riots had broken out in about 30 locations across the West Bank and Gaza.
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Netflix series that have not broken out by season three usually don't have much more room for growth in subsequent seasons, Deadline reported.
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What's more, the trader also says Facebook's charts are signaling that the stock has recently broken out of "consolidation" that began in August.
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A rash of mysterious, vaping-related lung illnesses has broken out across the U.S., with symptoms like difficulty breathing, chest pain, and vomiting.
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"The SPX gapped up yesterday after having broken out from a consolidation phase last week," said Katie Stockton, chief technical strategist at BTIG.
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Both groups are up about 3 percent over the last month — utilities and REITs have both broken out," Newton said on "Trading Nation.
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Broken out by business, Samsung's semiconductor unit recorded quarterly operating profit of 7.8 trillion won, down from 10.8 trillion won a year ago.
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Pentagon officials gave limited details Tuesday for how OCO would be broken out, but said the amount includes several different types of funding.
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Numerous massive racially charged riots have broken out in the system in the last 15 years that have been credited to gang disputes.
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Argentina's fans have broken out in loud songs to try to revive their heroes as their World Cup hangs in the balance here.
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In the southeast, violence has already broken out; an election dispute led to the deaths of three people in the town of Suruc.
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The little child, a curious one, wanted to see the fish in the lagoon, but a massive algae bloom has just broken out.
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The social media outrage from Clinton supporters comes as large protests have broken out in Oakland, Los Angeles and San Diego in California.
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Qassem Biniaz, spokesman for Iran's Road and Transportation authority, said a fire had broken out in one of the engines shortly after takeoff.
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Violence had broken out after Kenya's former President Mwai Kibaki was declared winner of the 2007 presidential polls against opposition leader Raila Odinga.
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But many were asking how so many scattered fires had broken out in so short a span and spread with such fatal velocity.
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A massive media merger war has broken out, and it's worth noting the players involved since they own the shows and the networks.
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Hundreds of detainees have broken out of Siglo XXI in recent weeks after disturbances that inmates told Reuters were triggered by squalid conditions.
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Bloody clashes have frequently broken out among them, mostly triggered by lack of resources, competing leadership and disputes between locals and newly arrived fighters.
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Several army mutinies have broken out in the past two years, instigated by former rebels who have been integrated only haphazardly into military ranks.
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Yet Trump also criticized the protests that have broken out in cities across the United States since his defeat of Hillary Clinton on Tuesday.
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A counter-protester injured at this "surprise" rally told The Guardian that police did not step in until well after violence had broken out.
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" She added that those involved in the protests, which have broken out across the country since Trump's election last week, "obviously don't have jobs.
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But Mitsotakis said the country needed at least 4 percent economic growth "to convince everyone that it has broken out of the vicious circle".
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To the south, a separate fire that had broken out Monday morning in western Los Angeles forced 10,000 people, including LeBron James, to evacuate.
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In PDVSA's refineries, several small fires have broken out because there are no longer enough supervisors, two sources in the northern Paraguana peninsula said.
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Protests had broken out a week earlier across Tunisia, many of them in places like Ettadhamen, a working-class suburb of Tunis, the capital.
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His opponents say he has since cracked down on dissent, and frequent protests have broken out in the capital Conakry and bauxite mining hubs.
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Witnesses inside the city told CNN Monday that a gun battle had broken out overnight in Wadi Hajer neighborhood and had lasted an hour.
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Yahoo has not broken out active users of Messenger for some time, and theoretically anyone logged into any Yahoo property is logged into Messenger.
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A great schism has broken out within the organization that oversees the selection of new emojis, according to a new report from BuzzFeed News.
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Along the way, though, I'd been investing in startups, and I've been involved with a number of companies that have really broken out since.
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Protests about Ezubao have broken out in 34 cities and the police were told to prepare for the occupation of official buildings in Beijing.
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The dogs had broken out and were tearing through the trash at the deli down the street, eating chicken salad and stale baked goods.
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Violent brawls have broken out in the port and in migrant camps elsewhere in Greece recently, adding a sense of urgency to the situation.
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The disease has also broken out in Cambodia and could move further into Southeast Asia, with more losses set to follow, the bank said.
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An Israeli army statement said what it called violent riots had broken out Friday in about 30 locations across the West Bank and Gaza.
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"We're in the budget process right now and those discussions are ongoing as to how it will be broken out," the official told reporters.
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South Sudan's deputy army spokesperson, Colonel Santo Domic Chol, said fighting had first broken out during a mutiny by soldiers at the town's prison.
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Also during this year, a slideshow tool previously incorporated into Docs was broken out as its own tool, Slides, according to a Google spokesperson.
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Surveyor's returns make up only part of the main funds' performance which suggests that the unit's losses, which are not broken out, were large.
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The protests appear to have broken out spontaneously at a local level among people who have very little and are feeling desperate, said Storm.
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On Monday alone, at least 28 new arson fires caused by incendiary devices attached to kites and balloons had broken out by early evening.
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He, along with the rest of Cap's team, was eventually captured and then promptly broken out of the superhero holding facility by Captain America.
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Shoving has broken out in Parliament over the center-left government's proposal to extend citizenship to the children of migrants born on Italian soil.
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And even if they had broken out in forests, it would be difficult to lay the responsibility for forest management at the state's feet.
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That is, if one candidate tops 50 percent statewide, he gets all the statewide delegates (though congressional district delegates are still broken out separately).
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Ever since flash mobs started to become a whole thing, crowds around the world have broken out into the video's iconic creepy-crawly dance.
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Initial news reports said the riot had broken out as part of an escape attempt, but the government said none of the inmates had escaped.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads BRIGHTON, UK — On a rainy Saturday in the West Midlands, mild anarchy has broken out in a corner shop.
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The shows and films that have broken out on streaming platforms have tended to be in the prestige television style of HBO with mature themes.
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Protests have broken out in Turkey as recently as 2015 over news of mistreatment of Uighurs in China and over forcible repatriation of Uighur migrants.
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A small fire is reported to have broken out in the building assigned to the Dutch athletes, while a technician worked on a fuse box.
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For the first time, other businesses had their combined revenues broken out from Google's on the balance-sheet, placing them under more scrutiny (see article).
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A feud seems to have broken out between Demi Lovato and gossip blogger Perez Hilton on Twitter, but the reasons behind it are pretty cryptic.
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Since the attacks in northern Rakhine, however, clashes have broken out there leaving at least a dozen people dead—including unarmed civilians, according to locals.
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Arguments have broken out over who should be honored, who should create the statues, what they should look like and where they should be located.
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Poor adults had the least-dramatic reduction in uninsured rates of any group broken out by age, gender, ethnicity or income group in the report.
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The film opens up by taking a step back from 1987 Earth to the Transformers' home planet of Cybertron, where civil war has broken out.
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When the singer spotted commotion in the crowd during her performance of "Make You Feel My Love," she initially thought a fight had broken out.
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Clinton had broken out and delivered a very serious message about Trump's alleged affinity for Moscow in a way that landed with the broader public.
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Images: GettyOn Saturday, the Netherlands annihilated 190,000 ducks in response to an avian flu outbreak, an epidemic that's broken out throughout much of Northern Europe.
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No real conflict has broken out so far, but verbal disputes erupted between the Israeli and Lebanese armies last month, and Israeli soldiers fired shots.
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"The U.S. Long Bond future has broken out ... as 'risk-free' interest rates plummet," Bespoke wrote in a research note tracking markets back to 21.
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Indeed, a very public war of words has broken out in recent months between himself and the former first minister of the country, Alex Salmond.
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That includes Apple's HomePod, whose market share was so small it got wrapped into this "Others" section instead of being broken out on its own.
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While small rebellions against Maduro have broken out in Venezuela's armed forces in recent months, there has been no large scale military uprising against him.
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The Iowa poll demonstrated that Ms. Warren has strength in Iowa, and room to grow — but she has not quite broken out of the pack.
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One of the most notable is the Seattle May Day Marches, which, though intended to be peaceful, have broken out in violence in the past.
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Protests had already broken out across India after the rape and murder of an eight-year-old girl in the state of Jammu and Kashmir.
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" It's also got to say, "I get that it's broken out there, and I will bust my tail every day to try to fix it.
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Google announced changes to their Travel site in September 2018, which included many of the features that had been broken out into the Trips app.
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Oil prices have broken out of a "sweet spot" for global economic growth and could herald a U.S. recession if they keep rising, UBS warns.
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This has supported fast-food sales, which have been resilient even as a cut-throat battle has broken out in the $800bn US restaurant industry.
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In Sumatra, fire had also broken out in Tesso Nilo, a 81,700-hectare national park in the province of Riau, according to the environment ministry.
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Harare, Zimbabwe (CNN)Protests have broken out in Zimbabwe's two main cities over a sharp hike in the price of fuel announced by the government.
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A war of words has broken out over the GOP's ObamaCare replacement bill, with Democrats branding the legislation "TrumpCare" in their attempt to derail it.
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Numbers breakdown: Pentagon officials gave limited details Tuesday for how OCO would be broken out, but said the amount includes several different types of funding.
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Serious fires have also broken out at several of its facilities, including one that resulted in three deaths at a factory that made iPad 2s.
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So the idea was, because one of the things that had broken out in Silicon Valley was this 360 evaluation, which was already within companies.
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Already during primaries this year, violent protests have broken out at campaign stops across the country, most notably at rallies for Republican frontrunner Donald Trump.
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One by one, they incriminated themselves for the famine that had broken out across the Soviet Union in its early days and in the 1930s.
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The towns where unrest has broken out -- including Tunis, Sidi Bouzid and Kasserine -- have often been the location for protests in the past, Storm said.
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There were dozens of these edu-startups and I still am questioning whether any of them have really broken out in a really significant way.
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Trump has not broken out of the range where he has been for almost his entire presidency — between roughly 38 percent and 44 percent approval.
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For the first time this year, colleges are required to publicly disclose the number of rapes, broken out from sexual assaults, reported on their campuses.
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Mr. Salazar, the journalist, learned later that month that fighting had broken out between the Bolivian army and an armed group, leaving seven soldiers dead.
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"I never in a million years would have broken out into the world of advocacy for disability, and yet it is my DNA," says Katherine.
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International exhibiting of rare collections, carefully organized, meticulously researched and with well-written narratives, is so popular that heated controversies have broken out about governance.
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"This unrest could have broken out at any moment because politicians had no idea what people were feeling, they lived in a bubble," he said.
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Tom Steyer has made gains, but has never broken out of single digits statewide; Andrew Yang has made more gains, but faces the same problem.
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Dozens of blazes have broken out across the western United States, fanned by scorching heat, winds and low humidity in a particularly intense fire season.
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So the fact that folks use our product and 24 hours later wake up not broken out, like that's a moment to talk about it.
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SEOUL, (Reuters) - In a panic after a fire has broken out and can't remember where the fire extinguisher is, let alone how to use it?
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A number of protests have broken out in Iran since the beginning of the year over high prices, water shortage, power cuts and alleged corruption.
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The new requirement would have helped the EEOC spot discrimination; without data broken out by race and sex, its job remains that much more difficult.
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We then blended it with Census Bureau data on average first-year salaries broken out by college major— the data was collected by the Hamilton Project.
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"Palladium has broken out to the upside on tight supply, increasing demand, a weaker dollar," said Phil Streible, senior commodities strategist at RJO Futures in Chicago.
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It's the first time Instagram has broken out its daily audience, a metric that is slowly gaining traction among social players, like Snapchat, Facebook and Tinder.
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But even by that yardstick, the Trump administration is in different territory because of the sheer number of fights that have broken out across multiple fronts.
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According to Reddit theorists, back then, the necklace was believed to symbolize that Sansa had broken out of her chains and become her true, independent self.
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As power flows through the technology, it has broken out of all the cages—regulation, professional standards, the law, public scrutiny—that used to contain it.
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Look at Facebook Marketplace; look at Facebook's cryptocurrency plans; look at their purchase of WhatsApp and how Facebook Messenger was broken out into its own app.
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Clashes have broken out between security forces and protesters this week after results showed President Joko Widodo had defeated challenger Prabowo Subianto in last month's poll.
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Dutch EDM producer Hardwell stopped a DJ gig mid-set in Myanmar this Saturday to dramatically stop a fight that had broken out in the crowd.
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After five years of being stuck in a trading range, gold prices have broken out in the last six weeks, igniting a rally to multiyear highs.
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That could help Facebook develop a few flagship Shows, as nothing has quite broken out of the crowd of low quality, often unscripted content in Watch.
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During Facebook's 2016 Q1 call, CEO Mark Zuckerberg said 900 million people used Facebook Messenger, which was recently broken out into a separate app from Facebook.
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And how could they help stop the rioting that had broken out in ghettos across America — the violent antithesis of everything for which King had stood?
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Witnesses said properties had been set on fire and clashes had broken out between people taking part in the processions and a group of unknown youths.
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Image: NIAID/NEJMOver the past several weeks, a yellow fever outbreak has broken out in the Brazilian states of Minas Gerais, Espírito Santo, and São Paulo.
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Those latter two markets had been broken out into their own division, which Singh ran, separate to the APAC management to prioritize a more localized approach.
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The fact they were convinced we couldn't have broken out without a crooked cop being involved is testament to what a well-orchestrated escape it was.
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An argument has broken out among top government ministers and environmentalists in the U.K. over whether paper coffee cups used in takeaway chains should be taxed.
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And I think it's important to note that this was the first real Alphabet quarter where all of the other business lines were broken out. Why?
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A fight had broken out in the bar, but Henry was not involved, according to a statement released by the office of U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara.
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That remained the same this quarter, with Apple Watch revenue lumped into Other Products instead of being broken out as its own category of flagship devices.
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The songs are still there in the Hot 100, still getting radio and streaming love, but the chain has been shattered, the stranglehold broken out of.
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Infighting has broken out among Senate Republicans over what their leadership team should look like next year, reflecting broader tensions between the party establishment and conservatives.
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In addition, two separate scandals have broken out over racist and homophobic text messages sent by some officers to their colleagues within the past two years.
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Energy stocks have also broken out of a trading range closely followed by technicians, according to Roberto Friedlander, head of energy trading at Seaport Global Securities.
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At least 623,000 Muslim-majority Rohingya have fled across the border into Bangladesh since August when a new round of violence broken out in Myanmar's west.
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That was the first time the company had broken out the U.S. data in three quarters, and other North American revenue was still 5.4 percent lower.
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Intermittent exchanges of fire have broken out in northwest Syria since the agreement between Russia, a key Damascus ally, and Turkey, which backs some rebel factions.
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But it can also be seen in a battle that has broken out about the fundamental nature of this distinctively low-lying and spread-out city.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - Bird flu has broken out on a duck farm and a poultry farm in southern Bulgaria, the country's food safety agency said on Thursday.
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The battle in Edgewater is just the latest skirmish in a war over affordable housing and overdevelopment that has broken out from Brooklyn to San Francisco.
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A brief bulletin issued by The Tibet Daily said the fire had broken out in the evening but was "quickly extinguished," with no deaths or injuries.
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The protests have broken out in response to an unpopular new Finance Act, which saw price hikes and value added tax increases imposed from January 1.
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Other types of military dismissals that could legally stop someone from owning a gun are not broken out from the civilian population in the FBI data.
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Strikes have broken out in nearly every corner of the country, spanning red states and blue states, and hitting powerful corporations across a range of industries.
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Scattered street protests have broken out in recent months in Panama against immigrants who critics blame for fomenting lawlessness in the country, some directed at Venezuelans.
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"[The] stock has broken out, it's coming back to retest support, but, again, I like it on this pullback and retest of support," the analyst said.
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But the increasing popularity is most obvious when supplements are broken out as a sector of the beauty industry, where they previously were barely a blip.
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FANG stocks have broken out this year, and one technician says that one name in particular is headed for new highs when it reports earnings this week.
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Numerous protests have broken out across the country in reaction to the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy in which people entering the U.S. illegally face being prosecuted.
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Fights have broken out at a protest at New York University amid an appearance by a conservative speaker, who school officials say was hit by pepper spray.
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Activists fear the Central Americans could be stranded for a long time in the city, where some protests against the presence of the caravan have broken out.
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Having quit monarchist France with revolutionary dreams, the Icarians arrived in New Orleans to learn that an actual revolution had broken out while they were at sea.
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However, Wald says momentum is strong as the stock has broken out above its prior resistance at $134, which traders can now use as near-term support.
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This music video is quite the deviation from Gomez's previous videos, but it just proves that the former child star has completely broken out of her mold.
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Even though I've broken out my boots and started shopping for some sweaters, it's going to be tough to say goodbye to my linen pieces until spring.
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This includes reading about the game in a more editorial format — you'll even see things like key quotes broken out as larger text to make them pop.
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A fire has broken out at the iconic Notre Dame Cathedral today, and, as you'd expect, many news networks are offering live coverage of the breaking situation.
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But most died — which is why Facebook is now shunting video over to its Watch tab, and even there nothing has really broken out of the pack.
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Games like Tencent's Arena of Valor have seen some success in Asia, but there has yet to be a mobile e-sport that has broken out globally.
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Because, boy, when you get that kind of sideways move, especially when you get inside weeks — once that's broken out, it leads to a very big move.
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A resident who lives next door to the flat also claimed that a bouncer was stationed outside taking tickets, and fights had broken out in the street.
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Meanwhile, political rhetoric occasionally nurtured by the leaders of the Republican Party and inculcated on far-right platforms like Gab has also broken out into IRL violence.
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Later the summer, Zynga will offer a ranked matchmaking feature called Tiny Royale Leagues, which will place competitors in groups of 100, broken out into 20 tiers.
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The franc's share was roughly steady at 0.3 percent, while those of the Danish and Swedish crown were too small to be broken out by the data.
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Be sure to watch the full video (seen above), but we've also broken out some of the comparisons below so that you can take a closer look.
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The BBC reported the fire had broken out in the workshop area of the showroom and pictures showed black smoke billowing from the top of the building.
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Gemini 6's crew played "Jingle Bells" in space on harmonica in 1965, for example, and keyboard singalongs have broken out on the International Space Station (ISS).
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Then, as the different parts of the music played through Sonos speakers positioned throughout the room, light bulbs lit up in time with the broken-out elements.
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Australia's benchmark index, the S&P/ASX 26, has finally broken out from the prolonged trading band which had dominated the market for more than a year.
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As Ecuador heads toward the second round of its presidential election on April 220006, a scandal has broken out over the opposition candidate Guillermo Lasso's financial dealings.
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While the movie was being shot in Mexico, Martin Luther King Jr and Bobby Kennedy were assassinated, and riots had broken out from Detroit to New Jersey.
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On a total return basis, Verizon has also broken out above a key resistance level stretching back to those highs more than two years ago, said O'Hara.
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He's been doing well in primaries because of the support of "extremely conservative" voters in very conservative states, and he really hasn't broken out of that lane.
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Fire's licking its way up the side of my console, and smoke is streaming from a number of small blazes that have broken out all around me.
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" On the Caviar acquisition beginning to look better (even though its financials aren't broken out): "Well, I'm really used to negative perceptions and turning them into positives.
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Oil is getting hit on the demand side from the coronavirus-induced travel slowdown, just as a price war has broken out between Saudi Arabia and Russia.
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In the hours after King's death, violence had broken out in the city; along with Washington and Chicago, it was soon occupied by the United States Army.
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Within two years a brutal civil war had broken out, with FRELIMO violently confronted by the Resistência Nacional Moçambicana (RENAMO), an armed and much-feared rebel movement.
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The police said they had found explosives inside one of the apartments and that a firefight had broken out between officers and the suspects inside the building.
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But, good news ... the drones can be broken out shortly after the game -- the FAA says the temporary flight restriction will be removed at 11:59 p.m.
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So NeoMam Studios, a British design firm, has broken out the first, second and—most interestingly—third-most-spoken languages in almost every country in the world.
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In the past, tensions in the Senate have broken out into violence, particularly when one senator has accused another of being a liar, which is why Sen.
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"The stock had broken out and then pulled back and [is] consolidating so I see the stock getting back to the mid-to-high $30s," added Newton.
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"American War" takes place in the southern United States toward the end of the 21st century, after a civil war has broken out over fossil fuel use.
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The attacks and unrest are part of a series of anti-government protests and riots that have broken out in recent weeks in Lebanon, Syria and Iraq.
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Several protests have broken out in the streets of the country since the crisis, calling on Maduro to let the humanitarian aid shipments into the economically crippled country.
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Kings Cross St Pancras underground station, an interchange that serves two long-distance rail stations, closed for about half an hour after reports a fire had broken out.
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CBS hasn't broken out the exact number of subscribers for CBS All Access, but has said that the service combined with Showtime has more than 10 million subscribers.
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"In the past, when price wars have broken out in this industry, the stocks of these companies have been eviscerated, and it doesn't all happen overnight," Cramer said.
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So gold has broken out but it's still way down from its highs in the 1,900 thereabouts and we think both gold and those stocks have more room.
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Next thing I knew, a fight had broken out beside me as "New Level" played, raining down a full vodka cranberry on me and sending my purse flying.
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When the Rafina fire broke out, crews were also engaged in fighting a massive fire west of Athens that had broken out hours earlier and also burnt homes.
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"The fear is that the fire may have broken out because permafrost is melting, making the peat more susceptible to catching fire," according to the European Space Agency.
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That means they can see their sales broken out by channel and understand what percentage of sales comes from delivery versus pickup versus in-restaurant dining, Rajaram said.
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Because of its large data set that lends itself so neatly to products, each part of an image can easily be broken out into searches for other products.
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"Peace has not broken out on the Korean peninsula," Russel said, adding that North Korea so far has done nothing to signal a willingness to concede on denuclearization.
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But investors may have just broken out of their recent funk, with stocks reaching new all-time highs on Friday — backing up his notion of a "'Seinfeld" market.
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"Regardless of whether it falls into the cybersecurity executive order or is broken out into another one, their push to modernize IT systems is very positive," he said.
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The stock has still not broken out, though the company announced it would have a huge hiring wave to staff its 2,000 stores for the spring selling season.
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In other words, the stock had broken out of a narrowing trading range, a move that leads Gordon to believe Citi has more momentum to continue its climb.
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Kering, which owns Gucci and Alexander McQueen, has long promoted its eco-friendly credentials and since 2015 has broken out accounts for the environmental impact of its business.
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Their biggest town, Khorog, where anti-government violence has broken out twice in the past four years, is slap on the border with turbulent Afghanistan to the south.
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Tedros travelled to Congo over the weekend and flew to the remote area, still only accessible by motorbike or helicopter, where the deadly haemorrhagic disease has broken out.
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NASA's Landsat 8 satellite captured this first image of the Camp Fire on the morning of November 8, just a few hours after the blaze had broken out.
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Both indexes hit their highest levels since early January, and are in a technical upward trend, having broken out of a trading range that lasted for eight months.
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Local news media said clashes had broken out between different ethnic groups in the camp amid rumors that large numbers of migrants would be sent back to Turkey.
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For boys, there are places you can go to consume content with other people, like Fortnite, but for girls there hasn't been a place that's really broken out.
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Park's supporters and opponents have held protests in Seoul for months but police have managed to keep them apart and no serious violence has broken out between them.
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Uniqlo has not always broken out profit data for its U.S. business, but has consistently lost money there after an expansion drive that begun around five years ago.
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Sadly, many observers say, the chaos that has broken out in South Sudan since independence is very similar to what the northerners had been warning about all along.
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The CBS website there reported that police said officers responded to reports of gunshots but arrived to find that several fights had broken out involving 100-150 people.
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Violent protests have broken out in Honduras over the vote, and the Organization of American States (OAS) urged the country to hold new elections to resolve the dispute.
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Stax had hoped to groom them as the next Booker T. and the MG's, the house band that had broken out as a headliner in its own right.
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The protests had broken out in April, when students marched to mourn the sudden death of Hu Yaobang, a popular reformist leader, and demand cleaner, more open government.
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On top of that — the fates are cruel — her 34-year-old boyfriend, the eponymous Charlie, has broken out as the star of his own hourlong network drama.
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Guillory has broken out over the last few years with her expertly crafted romance books, and this one is loosely inspired by Doria Ragland, Meghan Markle's awesome mom.
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Biotech and health-care stocks have broken out, as the biotech ETF, IBB, rallied nearly 26 percent this year and nearly 10 percent in the past month alone.
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It was part of a year-end burst of bipartisan legislating that has broken out this week, even as the Democratic-led House moves toward impeaching Mr. Trump.
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These Americans both cherished stories of their president, Donald Trump, in the hallowed halls of government and reveled in blistering accounts of a broken, out-of-touch Washington.
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Two brawls have reportedly broken out between Trump supporters and detractors at the star in recent months, and videos of two different men destroying the star have circulated.
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Well before then, however, violent clashes had broken out, and as midday neared, the white nationalists spilled out of the park and onto the streets of downtown Charlottesville.
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Next, for each round by each player, I took the average of these differences for all previous rounds they had played, broken out into major and non-major categories.
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For weeks, Cubans have complained of empty store shelves and fights have broken out in state-run markets when chicken and other hard-to-find items go on sale.
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He contended that the market rally has not yet broken out of its "volatility phase" and that it needs clarity on President Donald Trump's policy measures to do so.
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Violence has broken out at a few recent Trump campaign events, including at a rally in Chicago last week that Trump ultimately had to cancel due to safety concerns.
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Things such as glass, paper and many metals have broken out of this vicious circle, typically once economies spewed out enough of them to make it worthwhile to recycle.
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The issue dates back to 2015 when protests had broken out in the rural town of Tirunelveli in Tamil Nadu, where farmers raised an alarm against Pepsi's new plant.
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A tussle has now broken out in the party, and between the candidates, over what is more important — leaving the bloc by the deadline or leaving with a deal.
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A respected TV financial commentator told viewers in Australia recently that the dollar index had broken out from the downtrend and the US dollar was poised to go higher.
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The SNL cas tmember has broken out her impression of the latest White House press secretary in past episodes, but until now we have only seen glimpses of it.
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A fight had broken out when it was time to pay for the meal and the group had insisted on using their government status as payment instead of cash.
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Chaos ensues, flamethrowers are broken out and used, and at least one of the US soldiers appears to be injected with whatever serum the Germans have been playing with.
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For when your skin's more in need of oil control than moisture, the Rehab Makeup Prep Pore Refining Peel Off Mask clears up broken-out areas and peels off.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - A limited fire that had broken out at a pump at Kuwait's Burgan oilfield has been brought under control, Kuwait Oil Company (KOC) said early on Thursday.
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IF YOU peer into the world of accounting in any given month, it is easy to get the impression that an epidemic of skulduggery and incompetence has broken out.
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"The SPX has broken out of its consolidation phase, generating a bullish "pop" in the daily stochastics," BTIG Chief Technical Strategist Katie Stockton said in a Friday morning note.
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Protests have broken out at Brazilian embassies around the world as people gather to demonstrate against Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro's response to the wildfires raging through the Amazon rainforest.
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A new wave of fighting and bombardment appears to have broken out in the rebels' northwestern stronghold last week, and many more families may soon face a similar situation.
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No one has broken out of Administrative Maximum Facility (ADX) in Florence, Colorado, since it opened in 423 to house the most dangerous inmates in the U.S. prison system.
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Old Navy, which generates about 50% of company sales, hit $6 billion last fiscal year, making the sales target ambitious, while Athleta's financial results have never been broken out.
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Although witness accounts varied, cops ultimately learned that a conflict had broken out between a heavyset man with a red beard and a group of attendees at the party.
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That includes the western regions of Tibet and Xinjiang, where conflict has broken out between security forces and residents who have protested severe limits on religion and free speech.
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Three fires had broken out in West Maui, possibly caused by downed power lines and most likely stoked by the whipping winds, said Alan Arakawa, the mayor of Maui.
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A civil defense official said 104 fires had broken out over the past 24 hours, and that residents had been evacuated from homes and buildings to minimize the toll.
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Criminal groups have long exercised at least partial control over the cellblocks of some Mexican prisons, and deadly violence between rival gangs has broken out from time to time.
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And though the first lady has largely broken out of the Made in America box, she has done so primarily by using clothes to convey cross-border diplomatic messages.
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" Earlier this week, the Speaker suggested Trump needed to take some responsibility for some of the violence that has broken out at his recent rallies, calling it "very concerning.
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In the run-up to the citywide elections on Sunday, extreme clashes had broken out between riot police and anti-government protesters who had barricaded themselves in several universities.
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The latest report, issued last month, divided respondents into four groups by political affiliation: Democrats, Independents and Republicans, with those who said they supported Mr. Trump broken out separately.
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Most of the Internet shutdowns in India have either been imposed as preventive measures to curb violence or to contain the spread of violence after it has broken out.
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A public fight has broken out in Texas over a strategy used to fight drug crime called civil asset forfeiture, which lets police officers seize property from suspected criminals.
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In recent months, protests have broken out in nearby neighborhoods over incidences of police violence and racial discrimination, including accusations that a French police officer raped a young black man.
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Here are power sources broken out individually: Nuclear has declined, renewables have risen, and the overall proportion of global electricity coming from non-fossil sources has remained roughly the same.
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He first addressed the matter — through a tweet — on Saturday afternoon, after a planned white-supremacist rally had been dispersed, fights had broken out, and a state of emergency declared.
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"We couldn't push it up too far too fast and get over $55," he said, noting that U.S. oil prices had edged upward but not broken out of the range.
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"A lot of people thought that the eternal liberal peace had broken out," said Dalsjo, who considers himself more of an Atlanticist than the mainstream of Sweden's national security establishment.
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Usain Bolt's smokin' hot GF has broken out a Victoria's Secret-esque wardrobe for Carnival in Jamaica, begging a very important question ... WHY IS USAIN GRINDIN' UP ON OTHER WOMEN?!
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The Play Store had already broken out Apps and Games before today, but they had been part of a much larger navigational element at the top of the home page.
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From Chris Welch: A fire has broken out at the iconic Notre Dame Cathedral today, and, as you'd expect, many news networks are offering live coverage of the breaking situation.
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The big picture: A spate of arrests has broken out, with detentions of Americans and Canadians in China, Iran and Russia, and Chinese people jailed in Canada and now Poland.
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Demonstrations and violent clashes with the police have broken out in dozens of towns and have shaken Tunisia's government into ordering a nightly curfew across the country for three weeks.
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Ammar said that on one evening a few months ago, in response to a huge fight that had broken out, tear gas was used over a dozen times, he estimated.
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Protests since then have led to hundreds of deaths at the hands of police; new armed rebellions have broken out both in the east and south-west of the country.
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A row has broken out over plans from the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) to stop EU investors trading stocks in London—a blatant land grab, say City folk.
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Those were the first physical signs that fire may have broken out on the A320 airliner, in addition to maintenance messages indicating smoke alarms in the avionics area and lavatory.
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One afternoon, during peak demand, the city ran out of water to the degree where had a fire broken out there would have been nothing available to put it out.
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Violent clashes have also broken out on almost a weekly basis since March over government labor reform plans to make hiring and firing easier, stretching police forces to their limits.
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"Devastated that a major fire has broken out at the Glasgow School of Art tonight," Shadow Scottish minister Paul Sweeney tweeted, calling it "the most architecturally important building in Glasgow."
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MUMBAI, India – A fire official says a major fire has broken out on the 33rd floor of an upscale residential apartment building in Mumbai, India&aposs financial and entertainment capital.
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BofA analysts said shale production stopped declining in the fourth quarter, but the fact that shale has not broken out of its current range suggests it has not yet recovered.
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Now, they'll have to contend with the reality that one member of the four-pack has already broken out, giving establishment Republicans still looking for their horse a clear leader.
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Using a chart of Alphabet's performance versus the S&P 500, the technical analyst noted that despite an 18-month narrowing range versus the market, Alphabet has now broken out.
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Here, units of information are broken apart into what are known as shards, which are usually imagined to be rows broken out from database tables and moved into other databases.
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Arthur said historically the ETFs that focus on sub-sectors, say semiconductor stocks broken out from the S&P tech sector, would be opportunistically bought and sold based on valuation.
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For now, she exists in a strange limbo, having met her heroes, scored hit songs and performed on "The Tonight Show," but not yet having broken out on her own.
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A fierce price war has broken out in Australian retail in recent years driven by an influx of foreign chains, with no sign of a cease-fire any time soon.
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Violence has broken out surrounding protests staged when controversial speakers, including far-right provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos and white nationalist Richard Spencer, have spoken -- or announced plans to speak -- at universities.
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Carter Worth, of Cornerstone Macro, said that the ITB has broken out, but warns that the stock could see a check-back to the 150-day moving average trend line.
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Across parts of Nigeria, conflicts that mirror the 20th-century range wars in the American West have broken out between farmers and herdsmen vying for land, leading to bloody battles.
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Earlier this week (Monday for us) the humidity dropped about 50 percentage points after a storm and it sounded like a musketfight among elves had broken out on our staircase.
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Having broken out in the city of Wuhan, the virus, likely spread through coughing and sneezing, has now sickened more than 4,500 people and killed at least 106 in China.
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As a result, wrenching debates have broken out about whether men accused of sexual assault and rape are receiving due process, and whether women are being treated fairly as well.
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The group collected a couple of hundred cases from multiple centers throughout the world — patients who had tumors that were contained within fibrous capsules and those that had broken out.
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With Susie's every twist and thrust (and unbeknownst to her) the unseen counterpart is bent and broken out of shape, left a contorted mess oozing bodily fluids across the floor.
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Crowds have broken out in spontaneous renditions of Puerto Rican standards from the 1940s and 1950s, like "En Mi Viejo San Juan" and "Preciosa," considered unofficial anthems on the island.
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Crowds have broken out in spontaneous renditions of Puerto Rican standards from the 1940s and 1950s, like "En Mi Viejo San Juan" and "Preciosa," considered unofficial anthems on the island.
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Sanders is in the lead, but he hasn't completely broken out yet, and we saw strong performances from several of the candidates who don't seem like they are going anywhere.
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Heavy fighting has also broken out in the last couple of months in northwestern regions Hajjah and Abbs, and Taiz in the southwest, causing deaths and displacing hundreds of thousands.
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Interest rates have broken out to the highest levels of 2016, with the yield on the 10-year note reaching 2.5 percent, up a full percentage point from this year's lows.
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Quarrels have broken out behind the scenes of Anthem's proposed acquisition of Cigna, as the health insurers seek regulatory approval for their landmark deal, The Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday.
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There are rumors that more gunfire has broken out throughout the city — near Isartor, among others — which is about 200 meters away from the place we're trying to stay safe in.
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Violence is nothing new here, but a recent wave of brutal fighting has broken out in the province of Ituri, on the border with Uganda, raising concerns about a humanitarian catastrophe.
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So the row that has broken out between Tesco, Britain's biggest supermarket chain, and Unilever, the Anglo-Dutch multinational, has made the story concrete in ways that were not apparent before.
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In the United States, clashes have broken out between supporters and opponents of the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, while the debate is as coarse as it has been in living memory.
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While the U.S. is not growing as quickly year-over-year, all three categories that Snap has broken out are growing more than 40% year-over-year on a quarterly basis.
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Even in the days when both sides were looking for a way out, there were so many moving pieces that despite the most peaceful intentions, unintended war might have broken out.
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"If broken out on their own as a company, [the MaVeNS businesses] would undoubtedly be one of the fastest growing startups in the world," she said during a 2151 earnings call.
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Consider that it has invested heavily to build what is effectively a mini-Netflix, complete with original programming, and yet that offering is not broken out, but rather kept with Prime.
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Mylan reported 2018 sales of $11.4 billion and while Pfizer hasn't broken out full-year numbers for its China-based Upjohn unit, its first-quarter sales were just over $24.53 billion.
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Some have broken out in the long lines that start forming long before dawn in the hope of getting subsidized goods that are always in short supply and often non-existent.
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BELGRADE (Reuters) - A dispute has broken out in Belgrade over what should be done with the remains of Nikola Tesla, a Serbian-American revered as one of the world's greatest inventors.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)In the new update, Bright Night will get broken out into a dedicated mode with its own tab so that you can activate the feature at will.
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At the time, Mexico's government insisted it could handle the man who had already broken out of one maximum-security prison, saying he must pay his debt to Mexican society first.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A full-scale global trade war has not broken out yet - but that hasn't stopped the market from fretting about one or analysts from warning about the potential cost.
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Finally, we used ecological inference (EI) to estimate the vote preferences of all Latinos in Florida and have broken out the results by Miami-Dade and the rest of the state.
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While the city's charter schools as a group did outperform traditional public schools, the charter school scores were not used to calculate the city's proficiency levels; they were broken out separately.
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Partisan warfare would have broken out with great intensity if Russian election interference had been exposed earlier, especially with the accompanying analytical judgment that the Kremlin was favoring Trump over Clinton.
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Toyota Motor Corp was investigating a blaze on Friday at its headquarters in western Japan's Toyota City, believed to have broken out in the technology development division, a company spokeswoman said.
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The company has historically broken out only the finances for Google's advertising business and the "other" areas of Google's business, which lump together such key segments as YouTube, cloud and search.
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But Klobuchar first has to navigate a crowded primary field, where she's broken out at times but has also been overshadowed by fellow moderates, including newcomer Buttigieg and familiar entity Biden.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea reported on Monday its first confirmed case of a new coronavirus that has broken out in China, South Korea's Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (KCDC) said.
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A wave of anti-South Korean sentiment has broken out across China in response to the South's embrace of a U.S. missile defense system that Beijing sees as a security threat.
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Gap has not broken out sales figures for Athleta, which opened its first flagship store in 2011, but CEO Art Peck has said the brand is "highly accretive" to overall earnings.
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They had been assigned to evacuate American citizens from a United Nations compound in Bor, South Sudan, the center of violence in a civil war that had broken out days before.
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Most people own one—likely of the stick-it-under-your-tongue variety—and by many measures, it's a simple device people rarely think about until they've broken out in cold sweats.
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The rally has been driven by defensive sectors and gold has broken out to a multiyear high — even as speculative IPOs take flight and low-grade corporate debt is in heavy demand.
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While those aforementioned artists are ones that many outside of the region are familiar with, there is a hefty amount of locally-adored rappers who haven't broken out to the outside world.
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But its leaders behind previous protests had been detained by security forces ahead of Tuesday's ruling, and with tight security measures in place around Islamabad, no major protests had broken out Tuesday.
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Mylan reported 2018 sales of $11.4 billion and while Pfizer hasn't broken out full-year numbers for its China-based Upjohn unit, its first quarter sales were just more than $3 billion.
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Jersey City Press Secretary Jennifer Morrill said the fight may have broken out after the man's one-year-old daughter slipped off the lap of the man dressed as the Easter bunny.
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Unlike the Fitbits of the world, which are designed to work in the background to some degree, Atlas's product is meant to be broken out when it's time to break a sweat.
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The development of a national database of safety scores broken out by chain could motivate restaurants to improve and maintain high standards, said Darin Detwiler, senior policy coordinator for STOP Foodborne Illness.
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Disagreements have broken out in Addis Ababa between Ethiopian authorities and foreign investigators over issues including the handling of evidence and crash site management, according to several sources close to the investigation.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - A fire has broken out at a plant belonging to Russian steelmaker MMK in the Chelyabinsk region, the RIA news agency quoted the local emergencies ministry as saying on Friday.
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DUBAI, July 6 (Reuters) - A fire has broken out at Kuwait's The Avenues Mall where construction work is being done to expand the shopping complex, state news agency KUNA reported on Thursday.
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"You could see 503, 12 stocks in the XLE that have broken out before Exxon has, " said Maley, noting that Exxon Mobil has the largest weighting in the XLE at 22 percent.
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But while red tides have broken out in Florida for centuries, scientists believe they may be getting worse after generations of unchecked development, water mismanagement and the new scourge of climate change.
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A fight has broken out in the emergency room between members of rival gangs, which Foggy's able to break up by reminding them that they'd both go to jail if they continued.
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We learn that Forrest got an early start in his life of crime, that he has broken out of prison many times, that he has a grown daughter who lives in California.
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As violent protests have broken out in France, visitors are advised to check public transportation and police websites for updates, and U.S. citizens should consider registering with the State Department's S.T.E.P. program.
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"North Korea has broken out of maximum pressure, and I don't believe Trump can reapply it," said Gordon Flake, chief executive of the Perth USAsia Center at the University of Western Australia.
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Violent protests have broken out in 27 Italian prisons against coronavirus restrictions with many inmates asking for an amnesty due to the virus emergency, news agency ANSA reported Monday, citing local sources.
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In two months, more than 13 fires have broken out across the bottom half of Arizona, from its southeastern tip, near New Mexico, to the outskirts of Tucson and west of Phoenix.
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Trump has clashed with top national security officials throughout his administration, particularly when disagreements have broken out into the public or when the president has soured on certain actions they have taken.
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A battle to lead the powerful House Appropriations Committee has broken out behind the scenes, as a trio of lawmakers vie for the coveted leadership post that oversees all federal spending. Rep.
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Plenty of Italians are unhappy with the rise of the right in their country and in recent weeks violent skirmishes have broken out at far-right rallies attended by anti-fascist protesters.
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A price war has broken out amid the evaporation of demand after the collapse of an agreement on withholding supply between OPEC and major producers including Russia, a grouping known as OPEC+.
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National Geographic Traveler magazine's list of 28 "must see" destinations and travel experiences for 2019 is broken out into suggestions for city lovers, nature lovers and those in search of culture and adventure.
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Eyeing the charts, technical analyst Jeff Weiss of Clearview Trading Advisors observed on "Trading Nation" that the sector has "broken out above [its recent] trend line," but still faces resistance at higher levels.
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Dozens of brawls had broken out on board the Carnival Legend, a ship owned by the world's largest cruise firm, many of which had apparently been instigated by a family group of 23.
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In the first movie, Grindelwald (Johnny Depp) was unmasked and sent to jail, but Rowling says that the sequel will have him broken out of prison and gathering his own cadre of followers.
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While sympathy for the victim appears universal, heated debates have also broken out on social media platforms on topics ranging from personal safety in America to the efficiency of US law enforcement agencies.
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The fire had broken out at Thermal Power Station-27 in the Mytishchi district northeast of Moscow, injuring six to nine people, the energy ministry and Russian media reports said earlier on Thursday.
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In recent weeks, an online brush fire has broken out around "Moana," an animated Polynesian adventure to be released in November; an overweight male character has been criticized as offensive to Pacific Islanders.
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They feature not one but two outfielders, breakout star Jackie Bradley Jr. and already broken-out star Mookie Betts, whose little ticking swings get triples rattling around in the corner of the yard.
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The space personifies many of our country's incredibly toxic relationships with food, and this contradiction of celebration and guilt makes it hard to enjoy the exhibit without being repeatedly broken out of it.
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Intermarché did not respond to immediate request for comment from MUNCHIES on Friday regarding how many locations brawls have broken out in, or what motivated the chain to begin a promotion at all.
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For those of you without the time or inclination to watch the entire 50-minute interview, I've broken out some of what I asked Andreessen, and where you can find his specific answers.
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When Facebook was the same size as Snap, back in late 2009, it was still a private company — and those quarterly revenue figures weren't broken out when Facebook eventually filed to go public.
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"This key indicator has broken out above 70 for the first time since the financial crisis, suggesting that gold has gotten way overbought, meaning it's come up too far, too fast," Cramer said.
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Members of the Tenharim indigenous group told BuzzFeed News that at least 0003 separate fires have broken out in their territory, even as fire brigades they've organized have worked to put them out.
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The state news media have reported that more than 50 clashes have broken out between the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army, known by the acronym ARSA, and Myanmar security forces over the past week.
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The big picture: Beginning about a year ago, the company's business structure, under Levien, was broken out into teams that manage "missions" which are product objectives and "functions," like product advertising and marketing.
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SEOUL, Jan 20 (Reuters) - South Korea reported on Monday its first confirmed case of the new coronavirus that has broken out in China, South Korea's Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (KCDC) said.
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Overall, Iran remains a "significant threat" in the Middle East, despite street protests that have broken out after the military admitted it had mistakenly shot down a Ukrainian passenger aircraft, killing 176 people.
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SOCAR said earlier a fire had broken out at the well on one of the Guneshli oil platforms, which belongs to the company, but then said that it was just the gas leakage.
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"What we see here is TLT is diverging just a bit, meaning we are approaching those June highs but have not broken out where GLD looks poised to continue on through," said Gordon.
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As nearly every day brings additional news about how artificial intelligence (AI) will affect the way we live, a heated debate has broken out over what the United States should do about it.
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"My theory is that, in a certain number of years, we will just describe health tech and life sciences companies as just tech companies and they won't be broken out," he told Recode.
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When the data is broken out across party lines, a whopping 89 percent of Democrats think Trump committed a crime prior to taking office, while a still-notable 33 percent of Republicans do.
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A Gallup poll last year found that only 21 percent of citizens believe we're united in our values, and the disconnect is palpable in parts of the country where protests have broken out.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - An unholy war of words has broken out among Vatican and Catholic officials over the Holy See's rapprochement with Communist China, with cardinals, archbishops and priests caught in an undiplomatic crossfire.
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Now it has broken out of its tailspin and degraded to a tropical storm with 70 mph winds (though the National Hurricane Center says it may strengthen back into a hurricane by the weekend).
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Amazon Web Services, broken out initially in the first quarter of 2015, should be a $12.5 billion business this year, Doshi told CNBC's "Squawk Box, " calling AWS the "800-pound gorilla" in the cloud.
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Davey said she spoke afterward to Jason, who described tension in the home on his birthday Friday, where an argument between the quarrelsome couple had broken out, leaving the daughters caught in the middle.
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A fight had broken out the night before between rival gangs over "territory, contraband and cellphones," Mr. Stirling said, and the priority now was to jam all illegal cellphones in the state's prison system.
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With a 24-candidate primary field, voters could be looking at the Democrats who haven't broken out in national polling to run in the Senate, where not many high-profile names have announced campaigns.
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But NBA Digital (a joint effort between the league and Turner Sports) has also broken out additional offerings that cost less money, like team-specific subscriptions and the option to pay for individual games.
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The left versus far-left competition that's broken out among Democrats in the aftermath of Hillary Clinton's loss to Donald Trump in the 2016 presidential race was evident in the Hawaii Democratic primary Saturday.
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One of its leaders, Matt Parrott, said the party had called the demonstration in part to protest against violence that has broken out outside recent rallies by Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee.
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Since President Donald Trump's October 2019 announcement that US troops would retreat from their bases in northern Syria, many Islamic State fighters taken prisoner by the Kurds have also broken out of their prisons.
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Because since the February 2016 lows, in the three times that the S&P has broken out of a multi-month sideways range, it has gone on to rally another 4 to 33 percent.
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But now foreign governments have grounds to worry that sensitive information shared with the U.S. could unexpectedly burst into public view in the partisan fight that's broken out on Capitol Hill, intelligence professionals said.
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The metal detectors may be the immediate reason for protests that have broken out across the region; it is control of the holy site that is at the heart of this outbreak of demonstrations.
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On the two occasions Bree left her bedroom, the plant life was consistent with what you'd find in L.A. Background music from local bands that hadn't broken out of the area didn't help either.
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The outbreak of the fever - a different strain from the deadly African swine fever that has broken out in China - was detected at farm in central Gifu city, the agriculture ministry said on Sunday.
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Pablo Sandoval has broken out of a lengthy slump by going 8-for-15 with two doubles and two homers over his last four games, including Friday's solo blast off Dodgers closer Kenley Jansen.
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Uber, for the first time, has also broken out Eats specific gross bookings, which the company says accounted for $2.1 billion of overall gross bookings and is growing over 150 percent year over year.
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Authorities had also managed to contain about 35 percent of a second, smaller fire across roughly 200 acres (81 hectares), that had broken out north of the first near Kahului, forcing some voluntary evacuations.
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Hunger strikes have broken out in three ICE detention centers in New Jersey as detainees protest what they describe as deteriorating conditions and a failure to adequately address the potential spread of COVID-19.
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Temporary Protected Status, or TPS, is supposed to prevent foreign nationals in the U.S. from being deported when a crisis like a natural disaster or civil war has broken out in their home countries.
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A wave of protests against a new citizenship law has broken out in cities across India, as demonstrators fear it could endanger the nation's Muslim minority and chip away at the government's secular identity.
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The new coronavirus — a member of a family of viruses that attack the respiratory system and which are primarily found in animals — is believed to have broken out in Wuhan, China, late last year.
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In a separate email to employees on Monday, also reported by CNBC, Mr. Musk said a minor fire had broken out on the assembly line at its Fremont plant, halting production for several hours.
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The milk substitute has become so popular in places like Brooklyn that shortages have broken out, and a grey market for the most sought-after brand of the stuff — Oatly — has popped up online.
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Alphabet disclosed, for example, that passengers of its self-driving Waymo minivans are now paying for rides, but the offering remains limited to the Phoenix, Arizona region and Waymo's finances are not broken out.
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Three of Amuay's distillation units and two at Cardón were functioning this week, the union leader said on Wednesday, but he added that another fire had broken out in Cardón on Tuesday causing injuries.
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The Red Sox, who have broken out of their hitting slump with 5.233 runs in their last three games, had given Porcello (5-14) four runs of support while he lost four straight starts.
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Since the collapse of peace talks between the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) and the Turkish government in 2015, hostilities have again broken out between Turkish forces and armed Kurds in the country's southeastern region.
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The company hasn't broken out user numbers for Snap Map specifically, but Brody says 50 percent of those who do use the feature have opted-in to sharing their location with at least one friend.
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At the same wedding, a fight had broken out that resulted in the death of a 17-year-old, but M.R. was found to not be involved in that incident, an Iranian prosecutor reportedly said.
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The only issue, according to Cox, is that the tax hit may not be broken out in returns in such a way that people recognize that the individual mandate was the reason for the hit.
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The escape was particularly embarrassing because the government had dismissed skepticism that Chapo could be held safely in a Mexican prison, given that he had already broken out of a high security jail in 2001.
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Xiaohongshu, which launched in 2014, has broken out of the pack of Chinese e-commerce sites: Its number of registered users tripled to 220 million in March 2019 from a year and a half earlier.
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Fighting has broken out in some crowded reception centers in Greece, which now hosts 51,000 refugees and migrants, and the system for registering asylum applications is overloaded, the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) said.
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And Richard Sherman's people contacted us in the off-season, he wasn't yet Richard Sherman, they were a team on the rise and on the verge, but he hadn't sort of ... He hadn't broken out.
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Raging battles -- some of the fiercest in the five-year conflict to date -- have broken out this week as rebels attempt to drive through government lines and reconnect with opposition-held territory in the west.
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It is also in line with some beliefs that the United States is at the end of a 30-year bull run for bonds, with yields recently having broken out of their long-term downtrend.
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The ending of the movie results in Cap's team, sans Cap and Bucky, getting captured and then subsequently broken out of their maximum-security prison (by Cap), meaning they're essentially fugitives heading into Infinity War.
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Protests have broken out in Malawi's administrative capital Lilongwe, an opposition stronghold, prompting police to deploy armored trucks to the area where people were tearing down ruling DDP posters and hurling rocks at government buildings.
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Public debate about a ban on full body veils has broken out in several European countries since three French Mediterranean cities banned body-covering Muslim burkini swimwear, saying the burkini defies French laws on secularism.
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Given the alarming news, the email's phrasing was rather gentle: A fire had broken out in the area, officials had ordered evacuations, and Bard's country house at the end of a road might be affected.
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But while Netflix shares did pull back on Wednesday, they had broken out of consolidation just the day before, giving Ross reason to believe that the charts are pointing to a move up for Netflix.
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Bannon also speculated that if Democrats don't have a presidential contender that has "broken out of the pack" by the end of this year, the Democratic Party will begin to look outside the current pool.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - A fire that had broken out at an oil storage tank at Tankstore's Pulau Busing terminal in Singapore on Tuesday evening has been extinguished, the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) said on Wednesday.
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The British press reported that "Eden" was secretly in chaos: that the location was rife with midge swarms and unexploded bombs and that the cast had broken out, and had been seen roaming the countryside.
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There were hundreds of spent shell casings on the floor, a sledge hammer and two broken out windows The suspect had run 2 cameras to a room service cart that was still in the hallway.
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In 2010 Brazil's finance minister said that a "currency war" had broken out, with countries vying to weaken their exchange rates using weapons such as quantitative easing (printing money to buy bonds) or capital controls.
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Dr. Pitanguy endeared himself to Brazilians in 19703 when he operated on victims, among them many children, of a fire that had broken out in a circus tent in the city of Niterói, near Rio.
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Technically, "Made in America" is part of the "30 for 30" initiative, but as it was broken out into its own five-part miniseries, I think it's only fair it gets a dedicated spot here.
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Lyon, France (Reuters) - A large fire broke has broken out on the rooftop of a university in the French city of Lyon and firemen are on the scene, the Lyon 1 faculty said on Thursday.
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The targets struck had taken part in a militant offensive last week which surrounded 29 Russian military policemen who then had to be broken out in a special operation backed by air power, he added.
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In states like New Jersey and Florida where algal blooms have already devastated both fishing and tourism economies, elaborate political fights—some rife with conspiracy theory—have broken out over how to manage the crises.
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As tariffs and combative rhetoric entangle the United States in trade fights, a scuffle has broken out at home over the rising cost of the aluminum used to make cans for beer and other beverages.
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Witnesses told the BBC that a fight had broken out between two groups at a shopping mall, and that afterward victims ran to nearby bathrooms to wash a caustic substance off their eyes and face.
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"Industrial commodities have broken out in a major way in the last two months, so much so that it would be very, very odd for it to roll back over and fall apart," said Maley.
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According to Stephen Suttmeier, chief equity technical strategist at Bank of America, the advance-decline line of the S&P 500 Index has broken out in the last month, and points to more gains ahead.
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On a chart of the U.S. currency going back to 2008, Worth shows that the dollar had actually broken out of a key support level, and looks to be falling back to that level again.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Quarrels have broken out behind the scenes of Anthem Inc's proposed acquisition of Cigna Corp , as the health insurers seek regulatory approval for their landmark deal, the Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday.
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By 7 AM, after two fires had broken out along with several bouts of shooting, police were indicating that the shooter was down—although it remains unclear if he was shot by police or killed himself.
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A row had broken out after President Uhuru Kenyatta cut the share of the Turkana county government to 15 percent and that of the local community to 5 percent, leaving the rest to the national government.
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When it comes to remedies for problematic mergers, Hoffman said that firms could be "broken out," or could be forced to "spin off" previous acquisitions as new competitors in order to recreate the markets pre-merger.
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"We have finally broken out of the range and despite some technical signals to the contrary, the move has been to the upside," Brenda Kelly, the head analyst at London Capital Group, said in a note.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - A deadly form of plague has broken out on Uganda's border with Democratic Republic of Congo and several people are thought to have died of the disease, the World Health Organization said on Monday.
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But after Weir accidentally ran into a vacuum cleaner and Lipinski into another person, nobody could keep their calm, and by the end of the video the whole trio had broken out into fits of laughter.
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Some smaller fires have broken out, including the so-called Ranch fire in Tehama County, which has burned about 470 acres of brush and chaparral, with some evacuations advised late Sunday but none ordered, officials said.
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Conservatives are decrying what they see as a muted response to the rise of the left-wing antifa movement amid a series of violent protests and clashes that have broken out at events across the country.
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At the same time, behind-the-scenes disputes have broken out between artists and Billboard's chart referees when the trade publication deems particular deals out of bounds, potentially costing musicians their shot at the top slot.
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Lorenzo Cain and Christian Yelich have proven to be great additions; Travis Shaw has continued to show the fine form that he has since his move to Milwaukee, and Jesus Aguilar seems to have broken out.
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This year again, in the lead-up to the next parliamentary election on Sunday, violent skirmishes have broken out between supporters of the two main camps, the incumbent Awami League and the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (B.N.P.).
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The coronavirus pandemic that's denting economic growth around the world and the oil-price war that has broken out between Russia and Saudi Arabia have struck already volatile energy stocks with a brutal one-two punch.
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Fierce debates have broken out over the status of "comfort women" -- Korean women forced into providing sexual services for Japanese soldiers -- and whether Japanese corporations should pay individual reparations for Koreans who were forced into labor.
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The line between Turkmenistan and Kabul is intended to provide electricity for up to 10 million people in 10 provinces including Kabul from 2018, but a dispute has broken out over what route it should follow.
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Its nucleus looks like a cancer but the cells have not broken out of their capsule, and surgery to remove the entire thyroid followed by treatment with radioactive iodine is unnecessary and harmful, the panel said.
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"[I]f you look at the chart this thing has clearly broken out...this is the point where the analysts are going to come out of the woodwork and just pile on upgrading it," he said.
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Soon after the war had broken out, Lodge had joined Roosevelt in favoring the Allies so fervently that they and other like-minded members of the northeastern Republican elite could barely disguise their yearning for intervention.
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Bushfires, which are common in Australia, have broken out earlier this year during the southern spring and worse is expected this summer due to a three-year drought that has left forests and grasslands tinder dry.
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Officer Tamara Valle of the Fort Worth Police Department received a call on Monday: A fight had broken out in the food court of the nearby Hulen Mall, and 200 teenagers were running, screaming and fighting.
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Along with the name being very cheap, it currently trades at about 7 percent price-earnings, the chart on the stock has broken out of a bearish formation that Maley believes signals more upside for Micron.
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Similar scuffles have broken out at other rallies of far-right parties between supporters and anti-fascist groups in recent weeks and an increase of violence has been seen from both sides as tensions run high.
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A fierce dispute has also broken out over a British contingency plan to prevent the imposition of border checks between Northern Ireland, part of the United Kingdom, and Ireland which will remain in the European Union.
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In Madonna's case, the pop legend was duped by a tweet claiming that Italians had broken out into song with her 2019 single "I Rise," a song that hasn't even cracked the charts in that country.
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Mexico City (AFP) - Since the infamous Mexican drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman was extradited to the United States, a war has broken out for control of his Sinaloa cartel, leaving a growing trail of bodies.
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Driving this point home, CNBC also reported that on Monday morning he sent out a second memo regarding a small but "strange" fire that had broken out Sunday night on a production line, but was quickly extinguished.
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A conflict had broken out across the border in Ivory Coast, and both sides were recruiting Liberian veterans with signing bonuses of $500-$1,500—a fortune for men who were making an average of $47 a month.
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The force is broken out into multiple groups, like the New Product Security (NPS), which works to prevent leaks before they happen, and the investigations team, which doggedly tracks the sources, even after the damage is done.
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He then stabbed both men again, according to the affidavit.. 'Tell everyone on this train I love them' Chase Robinson, a passenger on the train, thought a fistfight had broken out and tried to break it up.
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Jyn Erso had been captured by the Empire, and was broken out by Captain Andor and some other rebels on Jedha, after they figured out her connection to her father and his work on the Death Star.
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Leon El-Alamin, an activist and Flint resident, discussed how the crisis is affecting him on a personal level: He's broken out in bumps, rashes, scales, and his son's hair has been falling out in different spots.
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No news of any resistance encountered by the Allied forces has reached London except in reports from Vichy and Beirut that fierce fighting had broken out at two points with the French and native troops supporting Gen.
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Here is Astor Place, where I first landed as a twenty-one-year-old in the steamy, turbulent summer of 1988, just days after a riot had broken out a few blocks away, in Tompkins Square Park.
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This is the first time that Dish has broken out its Sling TV subscribers separately from its larger pay TV subscriber base, and confirms earlier estimates that Sling TV had grown to north of 2 million users.
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Following those "time corrections," the S&P 500 has "now broken out above of that last time correction in new highs and I think that we are setting ourselves up for further highs from here," Johnson said.
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A new housing development is being used as a testing ground for driverless vehicles, while Singapore residents can use their cellphones to pay parking fees or check where cases of dengue, a tropical disease, have broken out.
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Unlike the government civil defense authorities, Athens Municipality carried out the successful evacuation of 620 children from a summer camp at Agios Andreas, next to Mati, after learning that a fire had broken out on Mount Pentelikon.
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A Tesla battery-pack-assembly worker thought a fight had broken out when he looked up from a pack he was testing about midnight on a Saturday in September 2018 to see his coworkers running by him.
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OSLO, Sept 13 (Reuters) - A fire has broken out in the engine room of an oil tanker during loading at Equinor's Sture oil terminal on Norway's west coast, local police and the oil firm said on Friday.
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Kim Drew Wright, a founder of the group, said in recent days it has been an effort to keep the peace on the private Facebook page for members, where clashing views of Mr. Sanders have broken out.
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Since then fights over overt and subconscious racial slights, as well as battles over free speech, have broken out at Middlebury College in Vermont, the University of California, Berkeley, and The Evergreen State College in Olympia, Wash.
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Dianne Feinstein unilaterally published her committee's interview, is unlikely to change minds over the partisan fight that's broken out about the dossier and how it was used by the FBI in its investigation of Trump and Russia.
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Some Facebook pages for the various marches around the country have broken out in contentious conflicts over ethnicity and race, including whether it was necessary for white women to take a back seat in leading the march.
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Real estate, which was broken out of the financials at the end of the summer to create an 11th distinct sector, is the most underweighted sector by active managers, according to research from Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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Now that the stock has broken out to the upside, rising as high as $132.09 on Tuesday, the "measured move" theory holds that Apple's move out of the range will be about as large as the range itself.
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At one point in the film, we see the President lying in bed broken out in sweat and trapped in frustration as he explains to his wife Lady Bird in a despondent fashion that basically nobody likes him.
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All this will play out against the backdrop of the 2020 presidential campaign and as political warfare has broken out across the street in the Capitol building with the launch of an impeachment investigation against President Donald Trump.
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Last year, Apple said December 2016 was the App Store's biggest month ever, bringing in $3 billion in revenue; this year, it doesn't seem to have broken out the monthly data for December (though we've asked for it).
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Taking on a difficult software coding challenge, however, represents a departure, and highlights the AI race that has broken out among the leading internet companies as they try to invent new ways for people to interact with machines.
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Wang Zhimin, director of the Liaison Office of the People's Government in Hong Kong, criticized the violence that has broken out at some of the protests, including the July 1 break-in and ransacking of the territory's legislature.
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"The crowd singing 'Ave Maria' in one of the bridges in Paris that overlooks #NotreDame in flames," one user wrote alongside a video of a massive crowd that had broken out in a beautiful rendition of the hymn.
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Stephen Paddock, a 64-year-old gambler and real estate businessman who lived in the area, had broken out the window of his hotel room and fired bullets from high-powered weapons into the crowd of 22,000 concertgoers.
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But what it often feels like in Skylar Fox's staging, which uses the beds and white linens as scenery and props on Adam Wyron's blue and red set, is a slumber party where sketch comedy has broken out.
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Smaller demonstrations have broken out across the region, but some have been squelched, including one on Monday in Peshawar, in which protesters said that the security forces used batons to drive off demonstrators at a peaceful sit-in.
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And a debate has broken out over something that seems superficially laughable: giving Trump the Nobel Peace Prize because of how he has arguably helped set the stage for a possible end of the decades-long Korean crisis.
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A number of protests have broken out in Iran since the beginning of the year over water, a growing political concern due to a drought which residents of parched areas and analysts say has been exacerbated by mismanagement.
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In Arizona, more than 20 fires have broken out across the bottom half of the state in the past two months, from its southeastern tip near New Mexico to the outskirts of Tucson and west of Phoenix. Gov.
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After a Berlin newspaper asked readers what to name two newborn pandas at the Berlin Zoo, the most suggested names were "Hong" and "Kong," to support pro-democracy protests that have broken out in the city for months.
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Some stars who lost a ton of followers, like Zoe Sugg, Tyler Oakley, and Bethany Mota, are less active on YouTube and have successfully broken out into traditional media, launching brands and products to sustain their digital careers.
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A fight over religion, politics and animal pain has broken out in Belgium in response to a new requirement that animals be stunned before they are killed, which Muslim and Jewish leaders say is prohibited in their faiths.
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Hundreds-strong demonstrations, otherwise rare in the tightly controlled oil-exporting country, have repeatedly broken out since the election last Sunday in which career diplomat Tokayev won 71 percent of the vote and secured a five-year term.
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The company has not broken out sales of the gadget in its earnings, instead lumping it into an "other products" category that includes devices such as the iPod and Apple TV. (Reporting by Julia Love; Editing by Muralikumar Anantharaman)
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"Equity nervousness seems to be about repricing for higher yields and tighter Fed policy and the fear that the bond market has broken out of its three-decade bull market," said Neil Wilson, analyst at ETX Capital in London.
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A war of words has broken out between some transgender activists and women they call TERFs (trans-exclusionary radical feminists) about who should be let into women-only spaces, from domestic-violence refuges to women's literary and sports competitions.
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A civil war has broken out within the White House over trade, leading to what one official called "a fiery meeting" in the Oval Office pitting economic nationalists close to Donald Trump against pro-trade moderates from Wall Street.
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Washington (CNN)Jerry Springer said there's one big difference between his infamous TV show -- known for its propensity for onstage violence and fireworks -- and the current presidential race, where violence and fireworks have broken out at Donald Trump rallies.
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In July, the IMF predicted that global growth would hit 3.6 percent in 2018 — fastest since 2011 and a welcome sign the world economy had broken out of a period of stagnation following the Great Recession of 2007-2009.
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At halftime of Harvard-Yale a sit in protesting climate issues has broken out on the field, at least delaying the second half and the way the protest is growing I would be shocked if the game continues. pic.twitter.
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Let's see if I've got this: Oscar winner Gary Oldman (aka Sirius Black) has broken out of prison, (supposedly) to kill Harry and he (supposedly) led the Potter parents to slaughter at the hands of (you guessed it!) Voldemort.
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State health directors across the country are taking steps to prepare for the eventual spread of the coronavirus that has broken out in China and several other nations, revising health plans and contingencies at care facilities in their areas.
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"Even though oil's now broken out above its $61 a barrel level, I've gotten less enthusiastic about the group because I fear that one day, the fossil fuel industry will be considered the equivalent of big tobacco, " Cramer said.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - One of Hong Kong's most experienced judges has warned that a storm over the rule of law has "broken out in full force" in the protest-hit Asian financial hub, urging people to treasure the system.
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Protests have broken out in Aligarh, Bhopal, Deoband, Jaipur and several cities in the northeast, where the bill could have the largest effect by allowing Hindu migrants to settle legally in areas where locals have expressed anti-migrant sentiments.
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Houston was nominated for Best Music Video alongside Janet Jackson, Michael Jackson, and Jody Watley, but when the announcer read her name, the crowd — which had broken out into ecstatic cheers for the Jackson siblings — loudly and noticeably booed.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - A number of protests have broken out in Iran since the beginning of the year over water, a growing political concern due to a drought which residents of parched areas and analysts say has been exacerbated by mismanagement.
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Uprisings have broken out at several prisons across the state over the past year, and at least one guard died after being stabbed last month at a facility about 50 miles (80 km) north of Mobile, according to local media reports.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - After cheering Emmanuel Macron's win over his far-right rival in the French presidential election, a row has broken out within German Chancellor Angela Merkel's coalition government over how to respond to his calls for closer European integration.
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The secretary-general has three broad tasks: to encourage a multiplicity of agencies to help poor countries grow less so; to uphold human rights across the world; and to prevent war and pick up the pieces after violence has broken out.
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It also wasn't the first blaze sparked in an area where homeless residents were trying to take shelter: In the Bay Area, fires have broken out at homeless encampments several times this year, including in May, July, September, November, and December.
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Drying cabin air can wreak havoc on the skin, zapping it of moisture and taking a serious toll on its protective barrier, so by the time you get off the plane you're considerably less hydrated and considerably more broken-out.
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Saakashvili's recapture follows a surreal game of hide-and-seek that saw him clamber on a roof to avoid law enforcement, before being broken out of a police van by protesters amid clashes with hundreds of riot police on Tuesday.
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Newmont Mining, which is one of the largest components of the gold miners ETF, has surged nearly 150 percent in 2016 while the gold miners ETF, the GDX, has rallied 125 percent, and gold has broken out to multiyear highs.
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Protests have also broken out in another southern province, Kebili, and on Wednesday police fired tear gas to break up rioting in a town west of Tunis after a fruit seller set himself on fire in protest against the police.
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A public sector component broken out of the study and shared with The Hill also showed that, while DDoS attacks against public sector entities have declined slightly, threat actors are increasingly using DDoS in concert with other types of attacks.
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Five other fires caused by tempura have broken out at restaurants in recent months, with some in Wisconsin, as well as in Minnesota, Virginia, and even Canada, Kara Nelson, a fire investigator with the Madison Fire Department, told ABC News.
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If Trump's ego permitted, he would take a closer look at how President Barack Obama and Secretary of State John Kerry handled a crisis with Iran in which war could have easily broken out, but diplomacy instead won the day.
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Related: Kenya's election chief fears presidential vote won't be credible Ethnic tensions Violent clashes have broken out over the election, with 24 people killed in the immediate wake of the initial vote, according to the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights.
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However, in ministerial offices, where turf wars have rapidly broken out, advocates of the withdrawal have discovered that four decades of European integration have left Britain so deeply embedded in the 28-nation bloc that there is no easy escape route.
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Before last week, the last time large-scale demonstrations had broken out against a president-elect who had secured a clear-cut victory was in 2628, when Abraham Lincoln won the presidential election with virtually no support from southern states.
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A number of legal battles have broken out between the Trump administration and property owners along the river, over the government's plans for additional barriers north of the river that would cut off and fragment ranches, nature centers and historical landmarks.
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In the wake of two mass shootings over the weekend in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio, public debate has broken out yet again over the societal role of video games — as manifested in two competing hashtags: #VideoGamesAreNotToBlame and #VideoGamesAreToBlame.
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When broken out by party affiliation, that number is even higher for Democrats — with 80 percent indicating that sexual harassment is an extremely or very important issue as they head to the ballot box, compared with 38 percent of Republicans.
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In his meeting with President Buhari at the White House this year, Mr. Trump commented on the killings of Christians in Nigeria's Middle Belt, where clashes over land use have broken out between mostly Christian farmers and mostly Muslim herdsmen.
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Pools are supposed to be places to relax, but ever since they exploded in popularity about a century ago, they have served as flash points for racial conflict — vulnerable spaces where prejudices have intensified and violence has often broken out.
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A rare, brain-damaging virus that experts consider a possible epidemic threat has broken out in the state of Kerala, India, for the first time, infecting at least 18 people and killing 17 of them, according to the World Health Organization.
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For instance, Google has never broken out sales numbers or revenue for its Pixel phones, though we know they were struggling for a while, and the frequent sales ever since the Pixel 4's launch haven't been a promising sign.
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The Evercore ISI technician pointed out that while the stock is in a "strong structural position" that allowed Apple to hit new highs, it hasn't broken out from a key technical level that would have him more bullish on the stock.
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The euro zone economy, for so long a source of uncertainty, has enjoyed its best year in a decade, clear evidence it has broken out of the prolonged debt crisis that raised fears about the very survival of the euro currency.
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Next to the row of Tesla-only chargers were EVGo fast chargers — a separate, universal charging network — and a tussle had broken out between a BMW i3 owner and a Nissan Leaf owner, who claimed the i3 had unplugged him.
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The first time I traveled this far north, to the uppermost parts of upstate New York, two convicted murderers had broken out of a maximum-security prison and fled into the dense and brutal wilderness just below the Canadian border.
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Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Via Apple Podcasts | Via RadioPublic | Via Stitcher An unusual battle has broken out between President Trump and top military commanders over the future of a member of the Navy SEAL commando.
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It remains strong in tracking disease outbreaks; the app will even inform users after they have returned from a trip if a disease such as dengue fever has broken out where they were traveling and if there was an incubation period.
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One source says a "mini civil war" has broken out between those who joined Otto in search of the independence of a startup, and those who joined Uber's ATG with ambitions to solidify the company's place in the future of transportation.
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The Canadian supermodel was spotted holding hands with the Pittsburgh MC Saturday night as they were leaving the Staples Center in L.A., following the Lakers' loss against the Rockets ... and a nasty brawl that'd broken out between the two teams.
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A military spokeswoman said rioting had broken out while troops were apprehending several suspects connected with that shooting and troops responded with non-fatal "riot dispersal means" against Palestinians throwing rocks and firebombs and then with live gunfire at the main instigators.
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"The dollar has broken out of a 17-month range on the back of safe-haven buying, led by falling equity prices as well as the heavy sell-offs in the euro and sterling," said Nick Twidale, chief operating officer at Rakuten Securities.
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As the first cases of the virus from local mosquitoes have broken out in Florida over the past several days and other Gulf coast states brace themselves for outbreaks, these birth scenarios could set up the most contentious abortion debate in recent memory.
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Real-life conflicts have often broken out between archaeologists and descendants of the communities they aim to study — for example between Hiram Bingham, an archaeologist who excavated Machu Picchu and helped inspire Indiana Jones, and Peruvians who were critical of his work.
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News of the fight, which had broken out after a talk by the Proud Boys founder Gavin McInnes at the Metropolitan Republican Club, came amid increasing national awareness of the rise of neo-fascist and nationalist groups — and their capacity for violence.
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MAIDUGURI, Nigeria (Reuters) - Cholera has broken out in northeast Nigeria at a camp for people displaced by the eight year conflict with Boko Haram, aid group Médecins Sans Frontières said on Thursday, bringing disease to communities already underfed and living in squalor.
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After Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's surprise primary victory over incumbent Joe Crowley in New York's 14th District last week, a series of arguments have broken out about whether her platform, which includes an "abolish ICE" plank, is an effective roadmap for Democrats moving forward.
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That includes how many milliseconds overall the ad was on a screen and then broken out into how many milliseconds 100 percent of the ad was on the screen, as well as how many milliseconds 50 percent of it was on the screen.
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Most of the fires that had broken out Spain in recent days were stabilized, but firefighters were struggling to control a blaze in the central provinces of Toledo and Madrid that had burned more than 20 sq km (8 sq miles) since Friday.
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NFL Chief Roger Goodell held a press conference Wednesday to address the ongoing political feud that has broken out as a result of players taking a knee during the national anthem, something President Trump has repeatedly condemned as disrespectful to the flag.
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"There was a point where I'd get emotional just leaving the house because my skin was so broken out and now I'm proud to flaunt my clear skin on TV," she wrote on a YouTube video where she shared her skin advice.
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Bill Morris, a 50-year-old police officer and Trump supporter from Alliance, Ohio, said he normally supports the open carry law but thinks it would be unwise to flaunt weapons in a year in which violence has broken out at campaign rallies.
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The Kurdish crisis has broken out even as Iraq is about to finally defeat Islamic State, also known as ISIL, ISIS or Daesh, after a three-year war in which it received strong backing from a U.S.-led coalition, the Kurds and Iran.
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Read more: Raila Odinga signals he could run for president again Ethnic tensions Violent clashes have broken out over the election, with 24 people killed in the immediate wake of the initial vote, according to the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights.
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Does this mean that peace has broken out in a galaxy far, far away, or just that everyone is too busy shooting their respective movies (or ramping up for the final push, in Rian Johnson's Episode VIII case) to make appropriately exciting announcements?
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MARAWI, Philippines (Reuters) - A week-long assault by Islamist rebels in a southern Philippine city is being fuelled with stolen weapons and ammunition and fighters broken out of jails, the military said on Wednesday, as troops battled militants resisting ground and air attacks.
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But now, after a period of peace, another war has broken out pitting the proprietors of Famous Joe's Pizza and Famous Joe's Pizza of the Village in a trademark case involving accusations of intellectual property theft and the misappropriation of celebrity endorsements.
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The zigzag on Mr. Golunov's case came as economic stagnation has taken a bite out of Russians' well-being, and as a flurry of small protests has broken out in Russian provincial cities, often over local issues related to corruption and financial woes.
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Indonesia has dismissed those accusations saying fires have broken out in other countries - and Environment Minister Siti Nurbaya Bakar told Reuters some of the fires in Indonesia had been spotted in palm oil plantations owned by at least four subsidiaries of Malaysian companies.
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At the weekend, leaflets in Chinese, English, French, Korean, Japanese and other languages were handed out to arriving international visitors, explaining the causes of the unrest -- as protesters see it -- that have broken out in Hong Kong over the past three months.
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Some accounts shared on Chinese social media suggested the blaze had broken out in a side hall or annex, possibly a housing area, which was not a part of the main building that Tibetans think of as the heart of the Jokhang.
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But so routine was the trouble that another mother, Uneek Valentin, 37, said that she was having a meeting with the principal about bullying only to have the principal dash out of the office because a fight had broken out in the school.
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Lovevery play kits are broken out into six kits (or subscriptions, if you choose that plan) intended to be swapped out every two months for babies, and into four kits intended to be swapped every three months for the brand-new toddler kits.
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Monex Europe's Harvey said Brazil's real had traded in the 4 to 3.4023 reais-per-dollar range for most of the fourth quarter, which it had recently broken out of, leading to rising political pressure to bring it back within that range.
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Many see the new measures as the product of a power struggle between the government and local authorities that has broken out since Mr. Orban's Fidesz party was defeated in a mayoral race in the capital and in several other cities in October.
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And yet once the French Revolution had broken out and the gospel of the Rights of Man had radiated to all corners of the universe, and once the European powers had fallen anew into interimperialist war, the extremely oppressed saw their opportunity.
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Castro is in need of a boost in the polls, as he has not yet broken out of the large pack of Democratic hopefuls, nor met the standards for making it onto the main stage for the upcoming Democratic National Committee debates.
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"The terrorist group is opening fire on our security forces — that is why the clashes have broken out," Huseyin Aksoy, the governor of Diyarbakir, told the BBC in an interview in January 2016, referencing military operations in the city's historic Sur district.
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Step Five Adding oil to an already-oily situation is always a no-no for my acne-prone skin, but the Enriching Face Oil felt light, not greasy, and made my skin radiant, not broken-out — and it smells divine, like orange blossom and verbena.
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Maybe, when Pete Carroll decided to hand off the ball to Marshawn Lynch, he would've fumbled so horrifically into the stands that a scuffle would've broken out, and that scuffle would have been the catalytic Archduke Franz Ferdinand moment that started World War III.
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"The dollar has broken out on the charts and looks like it is going to push higher still, yet another reason to pursue caution when it comes to the long side in the precious group," INTL FCStone analyst Edward Meir said in a note.
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Vaccines prevent the deaths of about 2.5 million children every year, but Donald Trump has embraced long-discredited theories linking vaccines to autism, measles has repeatedly broken out among unvaccinated people in Minnesota, and there was even an anti-vaccine march in Washington this year.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Less than a week after Helmut Kohl's death, a row has broken out between his widow, his sons and his political party over the funeral and legacy of the Chancellor who led Germany through the end of the Cold War and reunification.
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Alas, it was not harmony I sought as I roamed the gardens and open spaces of Parkway Village where confrontations had broken out between rival groups of the young sons of diplomats and staff, who were so fervently dedicated to amity among nations and cultures.
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Jesse, an English teacher living in Xinjiang, in northwest China, had been up until the early hours reading about deadly riots which had broken out in the regional capital of Urumqi -- anxiously checking the news and emailing friends to let them know he was safe.
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