Would she have broken through that glass ceiling last year?
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"Nothing has really broken through the presidential race," he said.
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We haven't broken through with these types of programs yet.
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It's even more stunning how few have broken through since.
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Why there are no new people who have broken through.
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The fence is still there, they have not broken through.
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In the film, a regiment has broken through German lines.
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But he has never broken through to the elite level.
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Where it stands: Several polls show climate change has broken through.
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They squandered all of them, but now they have broken through.
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But the issue hasn't really broken through with the broader public.
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They could have talked for a million years and never broken through.
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The biggest relief for me is to know that I've broken through.
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Now that Tesla has broken through an important upside level, the TradingAnalysis.
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Yet Bloomberg hasn't shown that he has broken through to voters yet.
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The mythical element of that big number is to be broken through.
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Booker, whether by design or not, hasn't broken through much of late.
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Recently, concerns about the coal leasing program have broken through into the mainstream.
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With HR 1, this approach has finally broken through to the national agenda.
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Britain is unusual in that explicitly anti-Islam parties have not broken through.
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Iran has slowly, and gingerly, broken through the restrictions agreed under the deal.
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Neither Mr. Pryor nor others seem to have broken through with their message.
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He had broken through one of the metal gates and tried to escape.
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Although it's flirted with the mainstream over the years, it's never fully broken through.
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Now that it has broken through the resistance level, the XRT could head higher.
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Now that we've broken through, it has just blue sky and room to run.
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Yet it has never broken through as a top-of-field name in games.
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Fallujah is the proof point that insurgency cannot be broken through military means alone.
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Chipotle has not broken through $440, Wald notes as a key level of resistance.
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By late morning, the sun had broken through the clouds on a humid day.
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But by the time he turned 303, in 2014, he still hadn't broken through.
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She had regular shows in New York and Los Angeles, but hadn't broken through.
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Democrats have scored some wins There are some places where Democrats have broken through.
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Enlisted female Marines have broken through several barriers since combat roles opened to women.
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Writing for theatrical characters, rather than himself, had broken through a decade-long block.
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Still, all the signs suggest that private equity has broken through the ice in Japan.
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Murray said he was "a little bit" surprised that no younger players had broken through.
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If you've broken through that kind of wall, I think it's important to value that.
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But I think, while weathering the storm, bits of sunlight have broken through the clouds.
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Most natural and organic brands have only broken through to a small set of households.
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Disney has dominated the 2019 box office, but a few original movies have broken through.
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Meanwhile, U.S. crude production has broken through 9.5 million bpd, its highest since July 2015.
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His mother noticed his first tooth had broken through his gums while they were sheltering.
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A 2017 Texas Supreme Court ruling has, at least for now, broken through this position.
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ROGERS Some of the portrayals of the women have broken through in a bad way.
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The vehicle had broken through barricades to get onto the parade route, according to police.
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And just as I opened the door, the fire had broken through the living room window.
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BTS, also known as Bangtan Boys, Bulletproof Boy Scouts, and Beyond the Scene, have broken through.
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None of them have broken through into the global narrative, except when they are occasionally mocked.
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It suggests that these destructive cycles may only be broken through guidance, education, and global leadership.
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In a matter of seconds, they'll have broken through and will have raided my entire base.
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And if you've broken through that kind of wall, I think it's important to value that.
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Temperature records were broken through the region again in places like Phoenix, which hit 119 degrees.
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No mammal species has broken through the maximum life span barriers with the help of scientists.
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Bezos already has broken through the barrier somewhat with pop-up stores and its Seattle bookstore.
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The difference I see now is that Allen Robinson has broken through in a big way.
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Over the years, only a few have broken through, and often the shows haven't lasted long.
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Below are eight comic-book movies that have broken through in major ways at the Oscars:
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Microsoft went big on bots as a platform, but none of those experiments have really broken through.
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I have broken through on the other end of that and rediscovering the joys of insta/snap.
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I have broken through on the other end of that and rediscovering the joys of Insta/Snap.
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Having broken through to a mainstream audience, rethinking the original concept has also become a pressing matter.
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Beyond the confines of the stadium, it is hard to tell that the team has broken through.
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Twenty-four years later, Ms. Horbach has broken through another barrier at an even bigger investment giant.
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He has languished at the bottom of polls and has not broken through in any recent debates.
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The investor said he expected bond values to fall further having now broken through key resistance levels.
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For now, though, the threat of impeachment seems not to have broken through to many voters yet.
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It is a rule that has been cited — and sometimes broken — through a succession of first daughters.
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The Roomba is perhaps the one domestic robot that's broken through, thanks mainly to its singular function.
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Unfortunately for Michael Bennet, it's 2020 and his mild-mannered personality and centrist platform haven't broken through.
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U.S. crude production has broken through 9.5 million barrels per day (bpd), its highest since July 2015.
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"We've broken through so many supports lately that the next level of support is parity, 1.00," he said.
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"The S&P is in a very pretty, beautiful, rhythmical, symmetrical uptrend that we've just broken through," TradingAnalysis.
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Even so, female singers have broken through to climb the charts and to challenge the male-dominated genre.
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Elijah Cummings, haven't broken through on the state level, according to a Goucher Poll survey released last month.
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It was the second time in the series that Benfica had broken through Zenit's overly cautious tactical game.
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No single idea has broken through, however, and policymaking is likely to stall as the midterm elections approach.
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Are we to now assume that women have finally broken through the glass ceiling at the Metropolitan Opera?
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He added that the shift had come even as climate change had "broken through" as a political issue.
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We have been pounding on the 200-day for the last six sessions and now we've broken through.
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He pushed the excess snow out of a hole that he had broken through to the trough outside.
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The meeting seems "to have broken through some of the ice between the sides," Variety's Cynthia Littleton tweeted.
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Had the rebel soldiers broken through, the continent might have been divided: free and slave, democratic and authoritarian.
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Stocks have broken through the lows of the year, and technicians are scurrying to find the next support levels.
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The XBI specifically broke through a downtrend line and has broken through a $58 resistance level, according to Wald.
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It's why she says "good" when she's informed that the Army of the Dead has broken through the Wall.
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" Matt says having "broken through the stigma about little people and all people of difference" is their "biggest reward.
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Crude oil has broken through a significant hurdle, one that may signal that low prices are officially behind us.
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Of special note is Citigroup, which alone among the big banks has broken through to a 9-year high.
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The right wing has broken through this establishment bias by yelling at the media for the last 85033 years.
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Though soccer has broken through in recent years, many other international sports have remained a mystery to American fans.
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The California and Texas districts are also much more diverse than the typical district where Democrats have broken through.
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That was a barrier that had to be broken through, by Colette, by great women writers who have come since.
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Afterward, a shaking Peterson removed the brace to reveal two small wounds where the reptile had broken through the cast.
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Even companies that have broken through into mainstream brick-and-mortar stores often find themselves stymied by content restrictions online.
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And none of the 22 Democrats actually running have broken through in rural Ohio as the antidote to President Trump.
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Lamar was the political "music has Importance" favorite; Stapleton was the Nashville lifer who'd finally broken through on his own.
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"It is giving me a lot of hope, just the way it has broken through the national conversation," Breaux says.
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The sun's broken through a crack in the clouds and a slice of the city below is bathed in light.
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While some startups have tried to disrupt the industry and make wine more accessible, no one company has broken through.
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He also said it is good news that the index hasn't broken through its intraday low last Friday of 333,323.
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After months without a clear narrative, O'Rourke has broken through the Democratic primary's crowded field with raw expressions of anger.
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When the Obamas of the nation have broken through racial barriers, the Trumps of the nation did not give up.
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At first he thought North Vietnamese soldiers had broken through the lines and planted a bomb at the command post.
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After Busta's declaration, a "wall" was broken through, and people of all shapes, sizes, and colors joined the group onstage.
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A total of 10 fissures have so far broken through the ground on Hawaii's Big Island, spewing lava into residential neighborhoods.
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Why it matters: It means he hasn't broken through to the public on one of his most prominent health care promises.
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The students' cycle of poverty has been broken through education, and it has not cost the state one single extra dollar.
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He leads the Marlins in wins and has broken through after having gone 2209-6093 in two years prior to 2609.
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He came back with renewed enthusiasm for his sport and a year later had broken through into Italy's World Cup squad.
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He knew he had finally broken through when, after AOL went down for a day, it became the top news story.
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It's actually broken through the natural post- Peaks desire to make a crazy-wall covered in tacks and photos and string.
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Jesse Eisenberg was a known entity prior to playing Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, having broken through in Zombieland a year earlier.
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Apple is poised to charge higher as it's broken through a six-year resistance level relative to the market, Wald said.
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The bomber had broken through a line of parked cars, intended to stop just such an attack, and detonated his explosives.
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Matthews may have broken through a full two decades after Buffett and his fellow beach enthusiasts, but the escapism remains the same.
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Dan Seifert's also bringing Chinese smartphones onto the show, and he will discuss why they haven't broken through in the US market.
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But regardless of whether or not it has broken through any billion-dollar valuation barrier, that does not mean it is profitable.
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Some voices have broken through to mass audiences—Bill McKibben, Naomi Klein—mostly in expository styles geared toward sharing information and analysis.
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The FBI has taken the server and is investigating with U.S. Justice Department attorneys whether laws were broken through the unusual arrangement.
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Some had broken through a metal grill to enter the station where they pulled down signs and daubed graffiti on the walls.
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Lyles has broken through in the past two years and bettered Usain Bolt's Paris Diamond League record for 200 metres last month.
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Women like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Ayanna Pressley, and Abbey Finkenauer have broken through and made history in their respective districts and states.
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The United States is accelerating development of global rapid-strike offensive capabilities, and some advanced weaponry has technologically broken through spatiotemporal boundaries.
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For Democrats, simply turning up the volume on political communications through these same channels has not quelled the distrust or broken through.
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The Australian tech industry has, in the last few years, started to generate a swathe of startups that have broken through internationally.
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HBO's 1970s-era porn drama The Deuce — from The Wire creator David Simon — has broken through the pack as a worthy contender.
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Over the 30 years following Escobar's death, herds have reportedly broken through the compound's fences into nearby waterways, such as the Magdalena River.
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Over the last several months, Vela has broken through the daily noise on Capitol Hill as one of Nancy Pelosi's most vocal critics.
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But Weigel and Johnson also report that the news of Trump's taxes has broken through to voters who weren't influenced by earlier arguments.
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The greenback was last at 108.215 having broken through major resistance in the 107.90/108.00 zone, which has held solid since mid-February.
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In fact, the only Democrat whose example has broken through in Washington is a leader from the past, not the future -- Barack Obama.
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The latter two had been Calder finalists in 2013-14, and all three had already broken through during the 2014-15 regular season.
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Now, you will take incremental steps getting to your big bet, but everybody that's broken through has started with a much bigger idea.
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But Flower Boy reached number 2 on the US Billboard Charts, and the Golf Wang founder has broken through on his own terms.
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That politicians, who are typically risk-averse, now feel confident enough signing off on marijuana legalization suggests that the issue has broken through.
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Though the man was still in the ceiling when officers arrived, they soon found him dangling, with one leg broken through the panels.
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Reaching the river was a symbol of having decisively broken through ISIS defensive lines, a long-awaited moment of triumph for the soldiers.
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With both halves of the tree fully decorate, it gives the illusion that the tree had broken through the ceiling of their living room.
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On an episode of Marc Maron's podcast, Wanda Sykes, who is also from D.C., seemed exasperated that he hadn't broken through to the mainstream.
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I love the Jamaican reggae artists that nobody really hears of over here, I think the only one that has broken through is Chronixx.
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But there are midbudget movies this year that have broken through and attracted audiences with buzzy word-of-mouth, superb marketing, and critical approval.
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Among all the little-known grape varieties found in the ancient land of Greece, assyrtiko is the one that seems to have broken through.
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The small-cap Russell 2000 and the Dow Jones transportation index have both broken through their 200-day moving averages, a major technical indicator.
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Some hardware start-ups have broken through with hit products, such as the smart-home device maker Nest and Fitbit, which made a fitness tracker.
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None of the other supposed scandals surrounding this administration have broken through enough to cause problems with voters, so why, they said, would this one?
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Since then, white clothing has reemerged as a symbol again and again as women have broken through the glass ceiling on many fronts in politics.
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Similarly, in real-life Beijing, a fierce online reaction has broken through the divisions that usually separate middle-class scandals from those affecting the poor.
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And while there have never been more "good" bands demanding chunks of your time, no one's really broken through as this next generation's mainstream representative.
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The EPA said that GEO Group improperly dug into the ground without notifying the state Department of Ecology but hadn't broken through the engineered cap.
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In 2013, Brin echoed Dvorsky and Hughes, describing other species as being crowded against a "glass ceiling" of intelligence that only humans have broken through.
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Though these companies have lured plenty of investors in the private fundraising market, no venture-backed unicorns had broken through the IPO market this year.
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And I felt like it was simmering below the surface at last night's debate but hasn't yet broken through in the way it deserves to.
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"I think we've finally broken through with the truth about the war," said Craig Whitlock, the investigative reporter who spearheaded the project for the Post.
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Casper is reported to have broken through the $600 million in revenue milestone earlier this year and is on the trajectory towards becoming a public company.
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Come the next morning, the sun has broken through the clouds and a suddenly blameless Churchill can only flash the queen a nice, shit-eating grin.
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Many of those who have broken through Australia's barriers to reach senior positions argue that more also needs to be done at human and institutional levels.
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And while the stock has found support at $90 over the past year, Nathan said it's broken through another important support level in its multiyear uptrend.
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But my sense, although it's impossible to quantify, is that the events of the past several weeks have finally broken through the wall of centrist denial.
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He peeked out: his dad had broken through his bedroom window, and his mom, holding a gun, was backing up, as his father moved toward her.
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While Mr. Buttigieg's rivals spent Friday and Saturday venting online over his McKinsey ties, there was little evidence the story had broken through yet in Iowa.
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But they have not broken through to mount a serious challenge to the top contenders, making Wednesday's debate a chance to grab some of the limelight.
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According to Gordon, the stock has broken through its past "resistance" of $89, and with that level now being "support," Exxon can move as high as $96.
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Since Hawaii's Kilauea volcano on the Big Island erupted Thursday, a total of 10 fissures have so far broken through the ground, spewing lava into residential neighborhoods.
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But at the same time, gold futures for August in the past five sessions have gained 21% and gold has broken through a key area of resistance.
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Bollywood is not known for welcoming outsiders, and Pannu, whose latest film is Sujoy Ghosh's "Badla", says there are still some barriers that she hasn't broken through.
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In this week's sell-off, the market has broken through many key technical levels, which have been widely watched across the market —not just by chart analysts.
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Media coverage and real-life events have finally broken through to folks: "Increasingly they're saying, 'Wait a minute, this is happening right here, right now,' " Leiserowitz says.
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But our investigation focused on blacks, both because they are America's largest minority and because of the widespread belief that they have successfully broken through Hollywood's barriers.
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Gabbard, who launched her 2020 campaign in February but has not broken through in national polls, has faced significant criticism for her meeting with Assad in 2017.
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A ray of light had broken through, illuminating the aluminum housing on top of a crane, as if it had been accurately aiming at that one spot.
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Politicians are clearly aware that the situation is dire, but the sheer pace of events has not thus far seemed to have really broken through in Congress.
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In recent weeks, he has broken through the Democratic primary's noise with expressions of raw, visceral, and expletive-laden anger over issues like gun violence and racism.
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The Saudi regime was abusive long before Khashoggi disappeared, but what happened to him has shocked and energized the public and broken through to the mainstream American consciousness.
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Snap is offering to pay $50,000 per episode for original Snapchat Discover shows Several months into Snap's experiment with originals, none of them seemed to have broken through.
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Pursue growth "as a whole company" Hiten Shah, Co-Founder of Product Habits We're at the point in the hype cycle where we've broken through confusion about terminology.
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Labor rights campaigners said that while Huq had broken through the glass ceiling for women, her loyalties - as head of Mohammadi Group - were more to businesses than workers.
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He points out that Wells Fargo has broken through a support level at $49, fueled by the prospects for a Fed rate hike in December or even September.
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Despite the damning evidence, which over 1,000 former prosecutors say would have seen Trump charged with a crime if he weren't the president, the report hasn't broken through.
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It's no mistake that all of these artists that have broken through are releasing songs that are, for the most part, extremely literal in terms of their production.
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He pointed to movement of gold on a daily basis and highlighted where the price has broken through a negative trend line that has lasted nearly three years.
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U.K. and European stocks have broken through key technical levels in recent days and are now likely to be in long-term "bear" markets, according to one strategist.
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After a career of being second best, Kisenosato had broken through in January to achieve his dream of winning a basho and was granted the title of yokozuna.
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After three fruitless trips to the A.L.C.S. — in 1985, 1989 and 1991 — they had broken through with titles in 1992 and 1993, deftly interchanging superstars between those seasons.
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Some videos show one canister that appears to have either broken through a wall or flown through a hole in it and landed on a bed without exploding.
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If the Dow can finish above that level Monday, it will be the third new thousand-level threshold the index has broken through since the beginning of 23.
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There have always been a few dedicated female artists who have broken through as film directors — usually after prolonged apprenticeships and refusal to be impeded by endless roadblocks.
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Video Big Island civil defense officials also said Sunday that two new fissures, or vents where lava has broken through the ground, have emerged in the Leilani Estates subdivision.
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The moving average, which is the average of the 50 most recent closing prices on any given day, was broken through to the upside in November following the election.
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On an all new episode of Weediquette, Krishna investigates why the original black market dealers and growers of Atlanta and Oakland haven't broken through into the legitimate weed world.
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Disney is carrying the box office on its shoulders this year with blockbusters like "Avengers: Endgame" and "The Lion King," but the horror genre has broken through as well.
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I believed in all the clichés about men being too "afraid" to let themselves love you, and I was so happy that this man had broken through his fear.
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The specific race that everyone asks about is Texas — partly because I've covered it — but that's one that really seems to have broken through well beyond the state itself.
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What Foster didn't expect was that once he'd broken through the chain-link fence, he would be briefly overwhelmed by the magnitude of what he was about to do.
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The dollar/yen rally is in its seventh trading day, with the dollar having broken through the psychologically significant barrier of 112 yen for the first time since Jan.
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But Galentine's seems to have broken through the screen, perhaps because it gives women like Ms. Alves and her friends the chance to dress up and celebrate being together.
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In the past, I might have written that Spotify sorely needed advice from someone who really understood brand marketing, because the streaming service hadn't really broken through to the mainstream.
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REWE said its online grocery service had broken through 100 million euros of sales last year, still only a tiny fraction of the group's total sales of 58 billion euros.
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Having broken through the glass ceiling myself, I have dedicated my life to encouraging girls to pursue careers in aviation and excel in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education.
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Mr. Sanders's populist message has broken through in several other states in the industrial heartland, including neighboring Michigan, and he could score an upset that would reinvigorate his demoralized supporters.
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By the time he retired in 1993, Mr. Harrison, who was African-American, had broken through racial barriers and risen to become the chief product designer for Sears, Roebuck & Company.
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But in an era when women the world over have broken through the walls of silence surrounding forms of patriarchal abuse, the row became a trending topic on social media.
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With her deconstructed cheerleader and stripper moves, Hanna still had one foot in the world of sexual objectification, while Tribe 8's singer had broken through to the other side.
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Although Nicollet has never broken through on the Ladies European Tour or the L.P.G.A. Tour, she has had some success on the small, India-based Hero Women's Professional Golf Tour.
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Heavy rains had caused erosion of the dam and water had broken through, sweeping away several cabins where workers at the mine lived, Interfax quoted a local official as saying.
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All of a sudden, it seemed, the I.D.W. had broken through to the culture-making class, and a few in the group flirted with embracing Ms. Owens as their own.
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With the Hang Seng Index and Straits Times Index having broken through resistance levels, markets in the region could be set for the beginning of a new rally, Yang added.
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While it is not always pretty, and rare that the press actually covers it, President Trump has broken through the bureaucratic process to deliver unprecedented successes for the American people.
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Gordon determines that this is Tesla's line of support, and points out that the stock has already broken through, meaning that the time for investors to buy Tesla could be soon.
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Stanley McChrystal and The Corps Network, we've broken through the silos and developed a bipartisan plan that addresses them all at once: the 21st Century Conservation Service Corps Act, which Sens.
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But then back came Atlético, and Fernando Torres probably should have doubled the lead but instead shot against the inside of a post when he had broken through cleanly on goal.
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Ms. Harris and Mr. Booker have not yet broken through to black voters with an Obama-esque message of unity, even after months of campaigning and several nationally televised presidential debates.
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The star was joined by Kaulitz, who complemented her futuristic look as an astronaut wearing a broken helmet, making it look as if Klum had broken through and gored his face.
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After a slow start to his N.B.A. career amid the league's first wave of European imports, Petrovic, at 28, had just broken through to earn a spot on the all-N.
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"But, obviously, we've broken through resistance, and after we broke through that ceiling, it was off to the races," Gordon said, highlighting the near-$30 level Luckin cracked in late November.
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While some YouTubers like Liza Koshy have broken through the invisible barrier, there&aposs a surprising lack of representation from the online community on mainstream entertainment platforms like TV and film.
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She might have broken through earlier if not for a stress fracture in her right foot that happened at the Miami Open, which forced her to miss the clay-court season.
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The Catalogue of Icelandic Volcanoes says Katla has erupted 21 times in the last 1,100 years, and 18 have broken through the massive ice cap that sits in the volcano's central crater.
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But, focus groups with Democrats in several key states, like Wisconsin and Ohio, suggest that messaging around "The Green New Deal" and "Medicare for All" hasn't broken through for all Democratic voters.
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Reviewing the data over the last 10 years, 2015 is the first year that companies with at least one female founder have broken through the threshold of 10 percent of venture dollars.
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While the brand has managed to shed its aught-y mall reputation, for the most part, it still hasn't totally broken through on the red carpet circuit, despite its celebrity-heavy supporters.
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The Syrian Army has finally broken through the three-year ISIS siege on the eastern city of Deir Al-Zour and has recaptured the Syrian Brigade 137, according to the Washington Post.
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Tajer says that now, his trust in the company is slowly rebuilding and that MAX 8 pilots aren't flying with hesitation now because they have broken through the "sound barrier" of information.
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A victory for Mr. Trump in Indiana would suggest that he has broken through his "ceiling" in conservative states and that Mr. Cruz has, in fact, lost ground over the last month.
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"Now that bullion has broken through $1,440, the figure will be the key for further gains, as targets extend toward $20163,500," industrial and trading services group MKS PAMP said in a note.
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He thought that Sanders might have broken through to some of the state's African-American electorate, which the Clinton campaign had characterized as a firewall against Sanders's resounding win in New Hampshire.
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"We have been pounding on the 200-day for the last six sessions and now we've broken through," said Randy Frederick, vice president of trading and derivatives for Charles Schwab in Austin, Texas.
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"You've had a fairly sharp move lower in the euro and it's broken through key technical levels as well," said Richard Franulovich, head of FX strategy at Westpac Banking Corp in New York.
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Buttigieg, the only gay man running for president, has also broken through with a few viral moments, most recently this weekend when he was asked by a Norwegian outlet to speak their language.
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Beams of Friday morning sunlight that have broken through paste the walls of records around us, and on the floor in front of him is a bag stuffed with records of his own.
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Freak rainstorms made several ice roads unusable for a while in February, he said, and he spent the first weekend in April rescuing a stranded trucker's rig that had broken through lake ice.
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"Despite historical prejudice and neoconservative backlash, a new generation of Brazilian women have broken through, producing bold, politically engaged, formally adventurous works of cinema," writes Bittencourt in her press release for the series.
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They are still in the infancy stage in terms of mass adoption and usage, but drones have already broken through rigid traditional barriers in industries which otherwise seemed impenetrable by similar technological innovations.
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Somewhere along the way, the sun had broken through and the morning cloud cover had dissipated, and the two of them were continuing to jog in place, despite knowing the run was over.
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The eastern half, where elite Iraqi troops have broken through Islamic State defenses, has a more mixed population than the western, overwhelmingly Sunni Arab side, where Islamic State fighters are believed to be strongest.
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The Hate U Give has not quite broken through as an Oscars favorite yet, but Hornsby himself is optimistic that 20th Century Fox, which is distributing the film, will give it an Oscars push.
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Pauline Kael had not yet quite broken through to mainstream movie reviewing and I Lost It at the Movies hadn't yet been published, but we can see in Didion's words a relatively similar approach.
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Executives at startups contend that labels aren't interested in doing A&R as much as they're using their marketing skills on artists and bands that have already broken through with some kind of following.
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Capitalising on the anger of the south and the young at Italy's arthritic economy, the M5S appeared to have broken through the 53% ceiling that it has long failed to breach in the polls.
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Clinton would have been surrounded by supporters eager to hear her mention the glass ceiling she had finally shattered as she stood under a physical symbol of the barrier she had just broken through.
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CMIG initially focused on offering loans and other means of debt financing to expand its business, and now its total assets have broken through 200 billion yuan, following a clutch of investments and acquisitions.
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This "shattered glass" necklace commemorates the achievements of people who've broken through the glass ceiling, and these beautiful wishing balls will let your friend record achievements great and small every week for a year.
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After all, early stage wind subsidies and bailouts to solar companies such as Solyndra have been far from conservative, and renewables have only recently broken through as a truly competitive force in the marketplace.
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Though both Buttigieg and Warren's campaigns sought to put the other on the defensive with their flurry of releases over the past 24 hours, it may not have broken through to those Iowa voters.
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He has been traded twice — from Detroit to Texas for Joakim Soria, and then to Milwaukee for Yovani Gallardo — and has broken through this season, with a harder fastball and an ever-improving curve.
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And it may be that rising quality and a more diverse array of shows has broken through to some New Yorkers who thought they no longer had room for Broadway in their entertainment diets.
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The fact that some of the pressure to make the DACA problem go away has broken through to one of the state officials responsible for starting it indicates that pressure may be powerful indeed.
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That's why I centered this issue on the idea of frontiers—stories and ideas about what's over the next horizon, about what lies on the other side of the barriers we haven't broken through yet.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The sun had broken through the clouds, the coin had been flipped and the players were ready to begin their third round matches at Roland Garros just after 2800 o'clock on Friday morning.
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Some luxury aggregation retail sites have broken through — like Rue La La, Gilt, The RealReal and Tradesy — but most have focused on consignment or resale of older goods from luxury brands through third-party sellers.
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The truck appeared on the promenade -- and the promenade was blocked, so he must have broken through the barriers; it was driving on the sea side, and shooting at the people on the sea side.
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While a long-term chart of Apple shows that the tech giant has broken through "resistance" at $130, which Apple hit mid-2015, Gordon is more interested in one particular candlestick indicator from last week.
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LetGo competes with the likes of eBay, Craigslist, OfferUp (which has also broken through the $1 billion valuation barrier) and Facebook, among many others in the very crowded world of second-hand, locally-focused marketplaces.
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EURJPY=EBS "You've had a fairly sharp move lower in the euro and it's broken through key technical levels as well," said Richard Franulovich, head of FX strategy at Westpac Banking Corp in New York.
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"But I think if you're looking for a top-five issue, this one has broken through and will be something people will talk about and make their decision about who they're going to vote for."
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As of Tuesday, they have reportedly broken through to the front lines with Islamic State, which positions them to seize Islamic State-held eastern Aleppo and use it to link all of Syria's Kurdish areas.
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I have broken through on the other end of that and rediscovering the joys of insta/snap," wrote Hudson, adding that they were "trying to keep this pregnancy under the radar for as long as possible.
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"Investors may feel optimistic now that the FTSE 100 has broken through the 7,000 barrier, but we might not want to crack open the Champagne yet," said Nick Peters, multi-asset portfolio manager at Fidelity International.
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Read MoreGrowth fears send stocks plunging Most troubling to Worth is that many stocks have broken through their so-called uptrends — a key pattern that technicians use to signal a turning point in a stock's direction.
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"The demographic trends have really been good for Democrats, but because Hillary Clinton hasn't broken through in the same way as she has in places like Colorado and Pennsylvania, it's likely that Rubio could outperform her."
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And that's repeatedly proven to be a successful approach: Movies like Get Out, Hidden Figures, and Wonder Woman, for example, have broken through the glut of monochromatic big-budget mediocrities to achieve huge box office success.
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More than a million people now use Monzo's current account and money management mobile app while money transfer firm Revolut has 3.2 million customers across Europe - and both have broken through the billion dollar valuation mark.
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PARIS, June 23 (Reuters) - The sun had broken through the clouds, the coin had been flipped and the players were ready to begin their third round matches at Roland Garros just after 2800 o'clock on Friday morning.
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The prestigious medical university at Johns Hopkins wants to know if you've ever taken so much dimethyltryptamine (DMT) that you've broken through reality and met the benevolent machine elves that live in the center of the universe.
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"I think what's likely to happen is now we've broken through the 200-day moving average for the S&P, a level it's defended three other times, you could continue to see this volatility persist," Arone said.
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The insider drama over the hearing's planning reveals that for as far Medicare-for-all has come, from the left fringe to a congressional hearing, it still hasn't broken through in the highest ranks of Democratic leadership.
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ERPO laws have broken through at the state level since the Parkland, Florida, shooting a year ago, where the shooter exhibited a pattern of disturbing behavior leading up to the attack but was able to keep his guns.
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Despite his little-known national profile, he has received extensive media coverage in recent months — and broken through with voters, often polling in the top five group of Democratic candidates out of a field of some 20 politicians.
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Inside Black Lives Matter, the national revulsion over videos of police officers shooting to death black men in Minnesota and Louisiana was undeniable proof that the group's message of outrage and demands for justice had finally broken through.
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Amid conflicting reports of Mr. Saakashvili's exact whereabouts late Sunday, a spokesman for Ukraine's border guards, Oleh Slobodyan, said a crowd had broken through a frontier post with Poland at Shehyni in western Ukraine and started a fight.
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That's despite the fact that podcasting seems to have finally broken through to mainstream audiences in the past few years, driven by the success of shows like Serial: 24 percent of Americans say they listen to podcasts monthly.
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It will ineluctably accelerate the pace at which various artificially imposed obstacles and protectionist barriers are broken through, and will spur the formation of a new system for the international division of labor and a new global economic landscape.
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We see Solid Snake through the trials and tribulations that his brother Liquid has set up for him, and we know that our hero will live to see another day because we've broken through the wall of interactive content.
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"The risk, then, is that, having broken through the bottom of the recent euro-dollar range, all we do is add another coat of paint to the bottom of it, and settle into a marginally lower range," he said.
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One would be hard-pressed to find a policy issue that has a greater impact on more lives than global health financing, yet the topic has not broken through the white noise of the election and post-election coverage.
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Trump's job approval rating among registered voters between the ages of 2023 and 34 started off the year at 37 percent and has not broken through the 40 percent mark, dipping at one point as low as 21625 percent.
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Facebook is bringing back MTV's The Real World Nothing has really broken through on Facebook Watch just yet, but The Real World is at least a recognizable name that might get millennials to stop scrolling and watch a few seconds.
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The five-carriage train smashed into the heavy goods vehicle (HGV) late Wednesday after the truck had broken through a level crossing and got stuck on the tracks between the towns of Rodallo and Caluso, Italy's state train company said.
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Olivier Lamarre, deputy head of EDF's French nuclear fleet, said on a call with reporters that Greenpeace activists had broken through two barriers and reached the reactor's nuclear zone to within a few tens of meters of the nuclear installations.
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According to Gordon, not only has Facebook been on an uptrend since the start of the year and broken through "resistance" at $103, that level has now become "support" and is now providing Facebook with a floor to move up.
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By the time our small group — three young German travelers, my wife and I and a guide from El Cantil — reached Termales, the sun had broken through the overcast that typically moderates the heat here, and the day had turned sultry.
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Carbon tax theory holds that human activity (like using the affordable energy from coal, oil, and natural gas) can be discouraged and comfortable habits (like driving our cars and machine-drying our clothes) can be broken through government price augmentation.
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People heard loud and clear that Clinton was in some kind of trouble related to email whereas the stories about Trump — with the exception of the sexual assault allegations, which came after this study — do not seem to have broken through.
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While Raoul Diagne, the first black player to make an appearance for Les Bleus, had broken through the national team's colour barrier way back in the early thirties, the French national team was for many years less multiracial than the country itself.
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SINGAPORE, July 22017 (Reuters) - Australian thermal coal prices have broken through $240 per tonne for the first time since 2012, driven up by strong consumption in Asia and spot market buying by Japanese utilities to meet demand through the rest of 2018.
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"It's all-round risk-on scenario, and the rand has broken through some key technical levels, so if it can close below the 14.70 level you might just see it hold on to these gains," said Rand Merchant Bank trader Jan Sluis-Cremer.
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On Monday morning, he will meet with trade unions, employers' organizations and local elected officials as he tries to formulate a response to an unstructured movement that has taken France by storm and broken through traditional political and trade union communication channels with the government.
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After the market drifted sideways for a couple weeks, "now here we are at levels on the S&P where we have broken through overhead resistance at the 13,21 level," said Walter Todd, chief investment officer at Greenwood Capital Associates in Greenwood, South Carolina.
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Straightforward, soaring indie rock is in many ways a less popular sound than it was a decade ago, but Frightened Rabbit has broken through by steadfastly honing its chops on tours with giants of the genre like Death Cab for Cutie and the National.
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"You can count on your fingers the artists who have broken through in the last 25 years that had a Christmas hit that is still played on the radio regularly today," says Dan Vallie, the President of the US-based National Radio Talent System.
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When Democrats in Oklahoma flipped two state legislative seats from red to blue, it was because our message of fighting for families, protecting core values and moving America forward in the face of Trumpism had broken through — even in the reddest parts of the country.
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Only a few surprising presidential poll results have broken through in a news cycle dominated by shootings by and of the police, the F.B.I.'s decision not to indict Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump's vice-presidential pick, more terror in France and an attempted coup in Turkey.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Israeli furniture maker Keter Group's recently allocated €320m add-on loan has broken through par on Europe's secondary loan market, gifting over 3 points of profit to investors willing to take a punt on one of the trickiest loan syndications so far this year.
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" Sanders also acknowledged that Trump's White House does not function like those of his predecessors, saying, "While it is not always pretty, and rare that the press actually covers it, President Trump has broken through the bureaucratic process to deliver unprecedented successes for the American people.
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The intensity we saw last week around the world, and again this week at the United Nations, is even more remarkable when we realize that one of the biggest and most urgent climate stories of our time – the destruction of our oceans – hasn't really broken through yet.
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A pro-Biden super PAC, which has conducted polling in Iowa and plans to soon start running ads here, recently conducted focus groups in the state — and it was apparent Mr. Buttigieg's ads had broken through to participants, according to a person familiar with the super PAC's activities.
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With her first commissions for New York City Ballet, the Martha Graham Dance Company, the Paul Taylor Dance Company, the Royal Ballet and more, she has broken through to a new level of visibility after more than two decades of quiet, steady work — much of it no less fascinating than her recent high-profile projects.
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The film joined a small group of subtitled films that have broken through to mainstream success in Hollywood over the last two decades, like "Roma" (2018), "Pan's Labyrinth" (2006), "Amelie" (2001) and "Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon" (103), a Chinese drama that earned $128 million, making it the highest grossing foreign language film in the United States.
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In a broader sense, the series comes at an interesting time for Hulu, which has broken through as never before with "The Handmaid's Tale," yet whose future marching orders have been somewhat clouded by the pending acquisition of 21st Century Fox entertainment assets by Disney, bringing two of the streaming service's corporate owners under one roof.
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Ms. Warren has become a favorite candidate among the activist left and is the subject of a viral tweet or video on a seemingly daily basis, but she still trails Mr. Biden by double digits in polls and does not seem to have broken through in New Hampshire, the critical primary state that neighbors her Massachusetts home.
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Waithe may have broken through with her work on Master of None, but she got her start working under some of the most prolific black women writers and producers of the 2000s, writer-directors like Gina Prince-Bythewood (Love and Basketball) and Mara Brock Akil (Girlfriends), whose work was often dismissed as niche (black) and lowbrow (about women).
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He would have liked to text her, or even call her, for some reassurance—and to recapitulate every sentiment of the past hour and then, as the conversation meandered, to exchange the bolder impressions that each must have of the other, which could come spilling out now that they had broken through to a new level of intimacy.
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But the fact that an Iowa voter asked Biden about the issue suggests that Sanders' criticisms — which are more extensive than the single video Biden referred to and involve multiple remarks by Biden over the years — might have broken through more if Sanders had mentioned it at the Democratic debate Tuesday or put it in paid media, instead of on Twitter and Facebook.
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House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) and Republicans control the lower chamber with an overwhelming 44-seat advantage, but conservative deficit hawks have opposed their party's spending bills in recent years because they've broken through caps established by the 2011 Budget Control Act.
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Across the room, the bounds of Morrocan propriety are broken through in Hicham Benohoud's "The Classroom" (1994–2000), as Marrakesh school kids adopt audacious, ridiculous poses amidst their oblivious classmates and in front of their photographer-teacher (the deferential student-instructor relationship riotously discarded, as the shutter clicks), while Boris Mikhailov's "I am not I" (1992) challenges and explores Russian masculine ideals by way of self-exposure.
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From Standing Rock to Chaco Canyon, from the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women crisis to Elouise Cobell's fight to compensate Native communities for the oil and gas and coal money made off their stolen land, every single Native issue that has broken through to the public eye and been championed by a federal politician has started with a Native person standing up for their community.
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There was one announcement, however, that really did shock me despite not even making it into our roundup of the event: Monster Hunter World, a new game coming next year for PS4, Xbox One, and later PC. I don't blame my colleague Chaim for omitting it — Monster Hunter has never quite broken through in the West, and its presence in Sony's keynote probably left a lot of viewers nonplussed.
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Her video for "IDGAF" came out in January of 2018 and the song hasn't really broken through in the U.S. — it appears to have peaked at No. 49 in the Hot 100 in America, while it went to No. 3 in the UK. That is unusual for an artist who has already had a top 10 hit, to not have their label push for their follow-up single to be as successful.
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Rifle has been one of the few to have broken through to a larger market that includes legacy brands like Crane & Co. The Bonds also have three young sons — Ford, 103; Ronan, 20 months; and Louis, 8 months — and so when we spoke with Ms. Bond in mid-December, her own planner was stuffed: both with last-minute details for her family's 2019 celebration and ideas for how her business will approach the December 2020 holiday season.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Sanders leads Democratic field in Colorado poll MORE (D-Calif.) wins her party's nomination to run against President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, she will have broken through one of the impenetrable barriers of modern politics.
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The milk float with its thin mosquito whine straining through larch and elder from the lane, the nervous bottles in their metal basket intent on music but without a tune, the milkman in his doctor's stubby coat and sailor's rakish dark-blue canvas cap are all invisible, imagined/dreamed beyond my curtains in the early light, along with tissue footprints in the frost, our rinsed-out empties, and the rolled-up note exchanged for bottles with their silver tops the blue tits have already broken through to sip the stiffened plugs of cream before we come downstairs and bring our order in. 3.
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