"We brought rice, we brought black beans, we brought tortillas, we brought sugar, we brought fruit drinks, cupcakes," he said.
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One couple brought dinner and the other brought snacks, and everyone brought beer.
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There were endless potlucks where older writers brought braised meats and younger writers brought plastic tubs of hummus, and everyone brought whiskey, and everyone brought wine.
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Banners reading "PTI brought price hikes, PTI brought joblessness, PTI brought economic terrorism" hung over the main stage.
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As victims come forward, these cases can be brought, and they can be brought by the federal government, they can be brought by state's attorneys, and they will be brought.
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Last year, for example, Riccardo Tisci, then Givenchy's designer, brought Madonna; Jeremy Scott brought Nicki Minaj; Michael Kors brought Zendaya.
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He wasn't brought up the way you were brought up and I was brought up through love of this country.
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And when the Indians have traded veterans, they have usually gotten high-impact talent in return — C. C. Sabathia brought outfielder Michael Brantley; Cliff Lee brought Carrasco; Jake Westbrook brought Kluber; Casey Blake brought designated hitter Carlos Santana; and Esmil Rogers brought catcher Yan Gomes.
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We brought healing products for skin, we brought nail polish.
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"Harry's brought his bird so I've brought mine," Shelton said affectionately.
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Most products that are brought to market, they're brought by industry.
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I brought my leftover salad and she brought food from home.
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They brought Andrea a pearl necklace, and they brought her sons toys.
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Migrants were brought by the dozens to be brought to reception centers.
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In total, Sony brought in eight nominations while Disney brought in six.
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Colbert brought a carving knife, and Mr. Fallon brought a butter knife.
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I was brought up just like these young guys were brought up.
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Rebennack brought the music to us while Dr. John brought along the party.
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They brought Dan Conner back, he was dead and they brought him back.
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She brought this information to Casey Pascal, who then brought it to Mia.
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You brought Jacob joy, and you brought us all optimism for the future.
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This isn't being brought that way; it's being brought as a constitutional tort.
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And those friends brought friends, and friends of their friends brought more friends.
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Some families are brought together by faith; we were brought together by food.
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You saw Apple just brought $350 billion in, Exxon brought in $50 billion.
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I brought Bunji Garlin; I brought Ciph [Cipha Sounds], Allan Rayman, Glenn Lewis.
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I brought him out of his shell, he brought me out of my shell.
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It has brought people, things and services together that couldn't be brought together before.
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Graphic novels brought in $570 million while comic books brought in about $350 million.
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The 1980s brought Iranians, and the 1990s brought Russians and Orthodox Jews, he said.
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As Jane Fonda brought aerobics to the VCR and Olivia Newton-John brought headbanded leotard fashion to the street, Canyon Ranch brought diet and exercise to the vacation.
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Your tenaciousness running the football, the attitude you&aposve brought, the toughness that you&aposve brought and the unselfishness you&aposve brought is a big part of our identity.
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It's funny you brought up Bono's stage name because when I was researching this album, a lot of it brought up the strain the tour brought on Bono's marriage.
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"He brought in the Real Estate Investors Association, he brought tenants' rights groups — folks from the far right, far left, he brought them to the table," Mr. Teshka said.
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Somebody came along and brought me breakfast, then Charlie came along and brought me coffee.
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"I needed music that brought you through that and brought you there for that anticipation."
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"It's like they brought the knife, but they also brought the shield," Dr. Petrov said.
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We brought it up in an informal way, we brought it up as a family.
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The difference: Mr. Colbert brought a carving knife, and Mr. Fallon brought a butter knife.
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He was not being brought out by family members, not being brought into the crowds.
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Venture capital-backed insurance success stories have risen at a regular drumbeat over the last few years: 2011 brought the billion-dollar Esurance acquisition, 2012 brought the wildly successful Guidewire IPO, 2013 brought the large Climate Corporation acquisition and 2014-2015 brought Zenefits to prominence.
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"What I'm hearing and seeing is heat being brought to women of color, heat being brought to grad students, and heat being brought to victims of sexual harassment," Clancy said.
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In 2015, CompuLab brought in $27.8 million in revenue, while it brought in around $22 million.
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It's going to be brought up because it has to be brought by their legislative body.
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It's the way I was brought up, and it's the way I brought up my kids.
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TRUMP: OK. I have a situation where the woman that brought the case brought the case.
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Reflect on what was happening during both misfires that brought pain and victories that brought joy.
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The sunlight that brought life and healing to you, has brought stripes and death to me.
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"She brought the yoga, and I brought the goats," Lainey Morse, the farm's owner, told me.
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The sunlight that brought life and healing to you has brought stripes and death to me.
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JIM CRAMER: That's why I brought it up-- ELIZABETH WARREN: That's why you brought it up.
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The 2017 Mashable House is brought to you by: The 2017 MashBash is brought to you by:
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Laura Dern's phenomenal acting chops brought the story to screen, but Fox's resilience brought it to life.
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For instance, Isaias was brought to the US at age eight, and his parents brought him illegally.
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But it was one of those potlucks where everyone brought deli meats and no one brought bread.
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European colonists brought dozens of diseases to the Americas (and brought a smaller number back to Europe).
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"We are confident we brought down one drone, we may have brought down a second," McKenzie said.
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Stephen brought some of his associates, and Nikki brought hers ... in other words, they didn't dine alone.
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So it brought it into the mainstream but it also brought up a lot of kink-shaming.
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This woman not only brought her copy of the US Constitution, she also brought a glorious meme.
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All of this needs to be brought to the table before the strap is brought into bed.
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We called them on manipulation and they brought their numbers back, and they brought them back rapidly.
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Some people brought up reality TV. Some people brought up celebs and all the bodies on display.
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They brought political change to Utah and Minnesota and brought hay to fire-torn ranches in Oklahoma.
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The motion, brought the left-wing opposition Economic Freedom Fighters, has been brought forward from Feb. 22.
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That shared experience was brought to the forefront as everybody brought everything they could to the material.
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Of that, one cryptocurrency called EOS brought in $4.2 billion while messaging app Telegram brought in $1.7 billion.
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But I brought my glasses and I brought my A game and obviously I did something right [laughs].
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This continues today and has brought new meaning to our relationship and, ultimately, I think, brought us closer.
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The decision revived two class action suits brought by consumers and another one brought by independent ATM operators.
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I brought 230 wide-mouth mason jars and everyone else brought various ingredients for the M&M cookies.
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She was one of the names that were brought up, which I brought up, I think I did.
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He says peppercorns only brought him $1,500 USD a year while farming cherries brought in $12,000 USD annually.
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He brought back treasure but he also brought back ancient learning, as well as foreign fauna and flora.
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Well, we brought them back and we brought them back to over 600,000 manufacturing jobs as of today.
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Felix's Evan Funke brought him pepper seeds from Italy, and Michael's Miles Thompson brought some from the Caribbean.
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One of the first images that was brought into Mexico was brought by Hernán Cortés ("Cortez the Killer").
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On Friday, "Call of the Wild" brought in $7 million to top "Sonic," which brought in $6.2 million.
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Well, we brought them back, and we brought them back to over 600,000 manufacturing jobs as of today.
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The year in Cleveland brought a lot of strikeouts but a 1003 E.R.A. The next year brought grief.
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But although the passing of the years brought more services, it also brought more tension, divisions and despair.
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I brought in another 50, and of the 000 I brought in — I brought in, you know, David Remnick, who I hired from the Washington Post, Malcolm Gladwell, Ken Auletta, Jeffrey Toobin, Jane Mayer.
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While 2018 brought paradigm shifts to American privacy law, in Europe it brought the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
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He scooped her up, brought her into Beverly Hills, brought her into his life, and, dammit, she was his.
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Rufus, the band, brought some memorable funk grooves to the masses, but most importantly they brought us Chaka Khan.
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So I brought a Honeycrisp apple and another coworker brought McIntosh, and we're have a tasting with more coworkers.
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At the apartment complex, there were canines brought in, and certainly a lot of extra police were brought in.
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"Nightlife cannot be brought out of the dark, but it can be brought out of the shadows," he said.
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Bernie: And that's a relatively new phenomena which you just brought up and I'm glad you brought it up.
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Some of it was difficult and brought back some really bad memories, but it also brought back good memories.
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Winner's mother, Billie Winner-Davis, said in a Facebook post that the plea brought brought a measure of reassurance.
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"I brought the diver to dinner here, and it brought tears to his eyes to eat it," he says.
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That brought up J.D. Martinez and the superstar slugger delivered a deep double to second that brought Pearce in.
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He then brought him back to his hotel room and masturbated him and brought himself to orgasm, James said.
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"Hurricane Harvey brought terrible destruction — but it also brought out the best in humanity," Clinton says in the video.
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Some disillusionment could be in store if either cases are not brought or they're brought and lost [in court].
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The case brought by Daniels against Cohen was dismissed "with prejudice" -- meaning it cannot be brought again against him.
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"I brought the music, but the magic that Marvin brought with his vocals made it a classic," he said.
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Faintly echoing Mr. Trump's falsehood about the president's origins, he questioned Mr. Obama's Americanism ("He wasn't brought up the way you were brought up, and I was brought up, through love of this country," he said).
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I was brought onto this Earth to be Carrie's companion… Literally, I was brought here so Carrie wouldn't be alone.
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All of those brought into the country were given food and water and brought to the Ajo Station for processing.
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The guy who brought the brownies grabbed the wrong plate as he left the house and accidentally brought pot brownies.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi brought in $1.3 million, while freshman Democrat and progressive favorite Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez brought in $1.2 million.
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She brought the issue to the public attention in a way it had never been brought to public attention before.
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Who they brought in were strategics, and they brought in more of a group that's like a private equity partner.
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They're being brought by coyotes mostly and brought to the border so they're not doing anything illegal to start with.
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Someone brought Limon Hot Cheetos, and M. brought home the remainder for me since he knows they're my ultimate fave.
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"The Last Jedi" brought in $220 million, while "The Force Awakens" brought in $248 million, according to Box Office Mojo.
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Let's deal with these children who were brought here, who didn't know they were being brought here at the time.
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"I ordered them brought in just like I order every character warranting suspicion brought to headquarters," the detective-inspector said.
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His grandparents brought him over after his father was murdered in Jamaica, and they brought him up as their own.
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MW: If I brought you a shoe company ... BM: If you brought me a shoe company, it'd be all good.
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But the end of fighting brought about by NATO's intervention has not brought true peace to the southern Balkan region.
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When Mr. Manafort was brought on to help run the Trump campaign, he brought on Mr. Gates as his deputy.
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At least 634 passengers have been infected, and they were either brought to hospitals or brought home to their countries.
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Natasha brought two children and Mark brought one into their marriage in 13, but no child was considered a stepchild.
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Last year, the Department of Justice only brought 58 cases and the FTC only brought 53 cases across all industries.
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Increased irrigation in Florida waterways brought more salt, which then brought predators that feast on oysters, namely conchs and sponges.
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Now, there are 23 people that are ever going to leave were brought in, in part because he was brought in.
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Male partners brought in an average of $2,590,000 in business per year, compared to the $1,730,000 brought in by female partners.
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Last December, Lime brought its bikes to a number of European cities and in June, Lime brought its scooters to Paris.
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Last December, Lime brought its bikes to a number of European cities and in June, Lime brought its scooters to Paris.
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It feels as though all the resources that can be brought to bear on this problem are being brought to bear.
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NASA also has brought back other space rocks and dust: • The Apollo astronauts brought back rocks and soil from the moon.
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"I like to say Harvey brought the downpour, but Texans brought the outpour; you're seeing that same outpour today," Weber said.
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"We brought them out and we held them in our arms, and the paramedics brought them to the hospital," Asif said.
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Almost 100,000 have been brought to Italy this year, adding to the half a million brought over the three previous years.
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After Amherst College brought him to the East Coast, Columbia Law School brought him to New York City for a time.
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"It was Alaskan king crab that first brought us together," Ms. Wang said, "but those bees brought us much closer together."
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It brought this incredible energy to the film, and it brought this incredible energy to the story at the penultimate moment.
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They're being met and brought to planes and being brought very, very -- in a very, very dignified fashion back into Canada.
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Like, we don't take note that someone brought a $20 bottle of wine and someone brought a $5 bottle of wine.
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While this summer brought has brought much joy after the birth of their son, Archie, they've also been faced with difficulty.
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We were connected at the heart: I brought out the human in him, and he brought out the monkey in me.
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Kylie Jenner brought the glamour and her BFF Jordyn Woods brought the glitz -- and together, the dynamic duo painted the town.
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Guarding the entrance to Manila Bay, the "Gibraltar of the East" has seen the junks that brought Chinese trade and Islam, galleons that brought Spanish Catholicism and, in 1898, the warships of Commodore George Dewey that brought American rule.
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It by no means brought the game back to the crazy, just-after-launch days of seeing mobs of GO players wandering aimlessly everywhere you looked… but it definitely brought players out of the woodwork and brought them together.
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By the time she's eating a PB & J — the one snack she brought, it seems — you don't know whether you're more boggled that she brought peanut butter and Wonder Bread back in time, or that she only brought one.
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The trend was brought to us by one of Instagram's favorite manicurists, Betina Goldstein, who also brought us cuticle striping last season.
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"I brought the oldest team yet to Facebook," he tells me, describing the aerodynamicist, the structural specialist, and others he brought along.
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The hope is that if the mammoth is brought back, and then brought to Pleistocene Park, it can help fight climate change.
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California and 215 other states brought one lawsuit; the Sierra Club and a coalition of communities along the border brought the other.
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Imagine if Hillary brought me or brought somebody like me in and went more to the center and became more business friendly.
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One of the girls brought cupcakes for dessert from my friend's favorite bakery and even brought me a GF one — so sweet!
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This makes perfect sense if a criminal case is being brought but makes no sense when a criminal case is not brought.
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Snapchat Snapchat brought photo sharing forward into the modern age and brought back a real interest in photos and communicating through photos.
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The late 1980s brought Hot Topic, the early 19983s brought F.Y.E., which expanded throughout the early 2000s, then crumbled alongside physical media.
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Last quarter, Premium Subs brought in $149 million in revenue, meaning Sales Solutions brought in just under $60 million to the company.
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"After the devastation that Hurricane Harvey had brought Houston the Astros brought light & hope BACK ..." wrote one suburban Houston woman on Twitter.
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We snack on fruit, banana bread, hummus, and pita chips my other friend brought, and then some lentils and bread I brought.
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In 2008, 16 Democratic debates brought in 75 million total voters while the 85033 Republican debates brought in 42 million total viewers.
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"Hurricane Harvey brought terrible destruction — but it also brought out the best in humanity," Clinton said in a video announcing the effort.
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My first roommates brought a mini fridge, a microwave, and a TV. All I brought was a suitcase and a duffle bag.
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For example, many brought other women as each other's dates (Witherspoon walked the carpet alongside Longoria, while Michelle Williams brought activist Tarana Burke).
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Forbes reports Pitt brought in the sum of the cash, making $76.5 million during that time period – nearly double what Jolie brought in.
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The premiere was a family affair, as Evans brought his nephews and Slate brought along her nieces and nephews to see the film.
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"So we brought it down again, brought it back up, hoping some of the spin would lessen, which it didn't, obviously," he said.
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So people arrive there, there's a bus, they're brought into the [migration] center, and then from the center they're brought to [mainland] Italy.
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This should have been brought to the fore it should have been brought up long ago and that's what you have hearings for.
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I started with the lyrics, brought in a band that reflected 1920s New Orleans, brought in a singer who sounded like Bessie Smith.
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In 2013, the prospect of a financial crisis brought on by the broaching of the debt ceiling brought both sides to the table.
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We brought the luggage up in the elevator, and then we eventually brought the luggage down in the elevator, because she got engaged.
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Unlike class action lawsuits that can be brought by a group of aggrieved consumers, arbitration cases generally can be brought only by individuals.
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A coworker went to a Filipino restaurant nearby and brought back cascaron for dessert, and another coworker brought in homemade matcha ice cream!
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In the third quarter of this year, the iPhone brought in $0003 billion in revenue for Apple, while Macs brought in $5 billion.
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The U.S. attorney's office in New York brought the Nike case, while the U.S. attorney's office in Los Angeles brought the embezzlement case.
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That's just a horrible injustice to these companion animals who have brought us joy, have brought us love and have licked our tears.
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The agency brought 248 enforcement actions in 2016 alone, and probably brought more than 3,85033 enforcement actions during the time period in question.
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When you look at Tommy and what he brought to Ghost, and what Ghost has brought to Tommy, their bromance is the best.
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The other two cases — one brought by Maryland and Washington, D.C., and another brought by Democratic lawmakers — are proceeding through the court system.
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"Samsung brought hope, they brought jobs, they put food on the table for many residents," said Representative Ralph Norman, a South Carolina Republican.
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But they got hungry, they invested a lot, brought in Chinese coaches, brought table tennis into schools, and they have got so good.
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I brought my children up like my parents brought us up when we were young: to be independent, kind, honest, considerate and polite.
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At our previous hotel, Disney's Boardwalk, we brought our bags to the Bell Desk and asked for them to be brought to Riviera.
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The business brought in more than €1bn per year pre-crisis and has regularly brought in more than €500m per year since then.
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"Honestly the party has to be healed, has to be brought together and I think the party can be brought together," he said.
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A producer friend, Theodora Dunlap, came on board and brought on Rudy Valdez as the director of photography, who brought in the actress Nadia Quinn to play the mother, who in turn brought in the actor Jim Santangeli to play the father.
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Nike introduced a real self-lacing sneaker, Adidas brought 3D printing innovation to the forefront and also brought us a discreet ganja-hiding shoe.
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And many of those brought down by the recent allegations had long been treated as untouchable because they brought in a lot of business.
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The wedding brought my husband and me together, but it brought me closer to my parents, too — all because I'd happened to be fat.
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It is a response to the original suit brought by Mueller, where he accused her of defamation after she brought the situation to light.
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"We are confident we brought down one drone, we may have brought down a second," General Kenneth McKenzie told CBS News in an interview.
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Frankel brought up Medley's behavior when she drinks and becomes, Frankel said, erratically emotional and thin-skinned; and Medley brought up Frankel's lunch date.
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But in my opinion, this race brought to mind, most of all, the race which brought Andrew Jackson to the Oval Office in 1829.
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Ironically, the Communist People's Revolution of 1921, which brought its own set of cultural repressions, "at the same time brought new beginnings," Oyungerel says.
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That musician, Jackson Russell, brought along his cousins, who in turn brought an extra layer of gospel to Jury's sparse, Laurel Canyon-influenced tunes.
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The rhythm is identical, and other elements were very similar, the way they brought in the harmonies and brought in the Daddy Shark voice.
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The effort brought massive success, with Domino's gaining additional public interest through their transparent improvement efforts — which, in turn, brought rising revenues to match.
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The values that brought those protesters to the streets in Dallas, the values that brought those protesters to the streets in Washington last night.
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He put allies and enemies alike on notice: acceding to American demands brought contempt and further demands; standing strong against the U.S. brought concessions.
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It brought Alibaba $153 billion in sales in 2015 — more than both Black Friday and Cyber Monday brought all the stores in America combined.
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It brought Alibaba $21 billion in sales in 28.5 — more than both Black Friday and Cyber Monday brought all the stores in America combined.
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The 1990s brought a thaw when Greece extended humanitarian assistance after an earthquake, and Turkey's negotiations to join the Europe Union brought them closer.
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The Obama administration brought in a Republican, Bob McDonald, to serve as secretary, and Shulkin was brought in as his undersecretary for health affairs.
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In 3, Purdue Pharma settled a lawsuit brought by West Virginia for $10 million and one brought by Kentucky in 2015 for $24 million.
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Then he says he brought his hand up to her hand -- NOT her breast -- and brought her hand to his lips for a kiss.
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Weddings, especially since the legislative changes, have brought a lot of people into the country and that has brought a lot of fiscal opportunity.
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A fifth boy was brought out earlier on Monday, a navy official said, and three more were seen being brought out over subsequent hours.
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Last night brought news that Attorney General Jeff Sessions was considering resigning, and last week brought news that Trump's communications director had been fired.
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The reality is that at that wedding last week we came together because of the love between those two people and that brought us together across national boundaries, it brought us together across political divisions and differences, it brought us together across religious differences.
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Mumbai brought to a standstill Heavy rains brought Mumbai to a standstill Tuesday, with roads waterlogged with yellow-tinged water, disrupting schools, government, and transport.
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"We've just got to keep bringing the same kind of fight we brought (Tuesday) and we've brought really the last three games," Carlisle told reporters.
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You brought such fun and such power into our lives being pregnant but you literally brought the word sexy into pregnancy, we all see it.
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For a time, they brought me some version or memory of her; now they just brought me sadness, a tangible manifestation of my undying grief.
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Once found, they'll be brought to Egypt Once they're found, the black boxes will be brought to Egypt, a civil aviation ministry official told CNN.
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The second-to-last day of competition brought in more golds for American women, as the women's basketball team brought home their sixth straight victory.
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It's profitable, according to Pitchbook, and brought in $110 million in its latest private fundraising round in May, which brought its valuation to $3 billion.
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"She spent one month in the NICU — we brought her home then brought her back due to colic because of the casts," Jackson told GMA.
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He brought the science fiction and I brought the science, and we merged the nerd multiverse to explore the biology of superheroes in this podcast.
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The people who created the underlying conditions that brought us Trump definitely do not want to talk about those underlying conditions that brought us Trump.
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Anytime Mr. Younge brought up marriage, Mr. Hopkins shied from it, but undeterred he brought it up once again last June, jokingly over a drink.
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Currently, that income is only taxed when brought back to the United States but this would impose a tax without the money being brought back.
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Ocasio-Cortez of New York brought in more than $1.9 million, and Pelosi of California brought in almost $1.8 million, according to filings with the FEC.
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"This proposal combines some of the strongest ideas which she brought forth during the campaign with some of the principals that I brought forth," he said.
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Part of what's brought them to this identification of politicized whiteness is what's brought so-called minorities to their racial politics: oppression and injustice and anger.
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The superstar singer brought the supermodel as her date to the 2019 CMA Awards in Nashville Wednesday night — and they both brought their fashion A-Game.
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Last season, we saw a harrowing past brought to life through the imagery of the Rwandan genocide; this season seems to have brought us to purgatory.
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"Eleven brought dead and 40 injured brought to hospital," Dr. Seemin Jamali, Head of Emergency Department at the Jinnah Hospital in Karachi told Reuters by phone.
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Mr. Mnuchin and Ms. Linton, who married in 2017, brought Hollywood glitz to Washington, but their continuing links to the film industry have also brought complications.
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She arrived in Budapest at midnight on the 25th, having brought only her passport, her jacket and the bag she had brought to work that day.
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Disappearances, extrajudicial killings, torture, intimidation — all have been brought to bear, and in the vast majority of cases, no one has ever been brought to justice.
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"We brought this dog into many new situations and brought many new situations to the dog in the first days that we had him," Krauss said.
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In years past, Big Imagination brought parts of the 747, but this was the first year they brought the plane to Burning Man in its entirety.
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You brought up air travel, you brought up internet access, laptops — you wouldn't think that the root of those price differences are all the same cause.
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Furthermore, the forces that brought Ryan to a position of power are the same forces that have brought America to the edge of a constitutional crisis.
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Cuba claims in the vid, he brought his hand up to her hand -- NOT her breast -- and brought her hand to his lips for a kiss.
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But if there are 50 that are brought a year, you look at the next 40, they're really not being brought by the big pension funds.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan tweeted that "Those behind such reprehensible acts must be brought to justice": Those behind such reprehensible acts must be brought to justice.
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During one of Bran Stark's greenseeing visions, viewers are brought to the Tower of Joy in Dorne, where Prince Rhaegar Targaryen brought Lyanna after allegedly kidnapping her.
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He was fun to play, brought me great success, brought me great financial reward and honestly, an enormous amount of satisfaction in having helped so many people.
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"From a venture point of view, one thing I noticed was that the costs have been brought down and the functionality has been brought up," Kothari said.
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But CNN recently brought the images of Teegan's heart to the Lexcens, and seeing them for the first time brought on deep emotions -- both happy and sad.
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Going back to 29, not a single February or March brought a decline in apprehensions, much less a roughly 40% drop as both months brought in 2017.
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Now anyone pointing out awkward facts—immigrants haven't brought a reign of terror, coal jobs can't be brought back, Trump lost the popular vote—is the enemy.
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This year, a marten singlehandedly brought down the Large Hadron Collider at CERN, and field mice brought down a Swedish ISP's service for two days in 2005.
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Leon is also overseeing the trial of the lawsuit brought by the Justice Department brought to stop AT&T's planned acquisition of Time Warner, CNN's parent company.
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And it will stem not from a case brought by an abortion rights advocate, but from one brought by Ms. Bernal, who had sought a total ban.
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That brought the crowd to its feet and brought to the plate Brett Gardner, who replaced Andrew McCutchen in left field, most likely because he has hit .
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We brought people who had babies, and they brought their baby and Blue met the baby and we'd reward him when he was nice to the baby.
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Because monetary policy is much less effective in reversing recessions brought on by private overreach than it is in reversing slumps brought on by previous tight money.
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"You brought such fun and such power into our lives being pregnant but you literally brought the word sexy into pregnancy, we all see it," he wrote.
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We brought it to Washington, D.C., and Jon Corzine in the Senate and Anna Eshoo in the House brought the petition to the nascent Dream Act legislation.
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"Seltzer has brought excitement to the entire category and brought consumers back to beer," said Andy Goeler, Bud Light's vice president of marketing in a press release.
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Those include arctic dogs brought by the Thule people about 1,000 years ago that are the ancestors of dogs such as malamutes, huskies and Greenland sled dogs ; dogs brought by Europeans starting in the 15th century; and Siberian huskies brought to the American Arctic during the Alaskan gold rush .
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They then compared it to other names, noticing that Prince Albert's brought up an "Access Denied" message, while, Prince Arthur brought up a "Page Does Not Exist" message.
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Mine were mostly whether the film would squander all the good will Wonder Woman brought on, by dropping the humor and humanity that movie brought into the DCEU.
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But perhaps we shouldn't be surprised: the mindset that brought us Lovely is the same one that brought us Juicero, "smart" hairbrushes, and a $100 Bluetooth-enabled toaster.
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The last working day, Matt went down the ropes, and then I walked around the mountain and brought in my butterfly traps and brought in my camera traps.
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"Boy, well first of all, I'm so glad that I brought you some comfort, but you brought me comfort," said Mazzello, who plays Queen bass guitarist John Deacon.
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Smith brought in three conservative legal scholars to support his view that his subpoenas are valid, while Johnson brought in a liberal scholar to argue the opposite view.
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Colleen RE: Everything I Brought With Me on a 1,200-Mile River Canoe Trip Hi Brian, hi Motherboard, I really dug your piece detailing the gear you brought.
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"To be able to pass the strongest sanctions in a generation that brought the world together and brought North Korea to the table was really important," she insisted.
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The values that brought those protesters to the streets in Dallas, the values that brought those protesters to the streets in Washington last night: Respect, decency, compassion, humanity.
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A while later, my productive use of downtime brought me to Snapchat, trying out the new arsenal of face-altering filters, which brought me to this cute deer.
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That brought up Yasiel Puig and the Dodgers' outfielder looped a single into center that brought Machado home to give Los Angeles its first lead of the series.
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Despite the age difference, we've fed one another in many ways — emotionally, intellectually and literally (I've brought tomatoes from my garden, while another student brought freshly baked bread).
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The tariffs brought earlier this year, and the WTO case brought on Monday, shows that he's willing, perhaps even eager, to back up these complaints with concrete action.
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Depending on how they are counted, the Obama administration brought nine or 10 leak-related prosecutions — about twice as many as were brought under all previous presidencies combined.
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Since then, "We brought in our first sales reps, brought in one marketing hire, and we're growing by double digit percentages, month-over-month in 2018," Hoag said.
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I took her to school most days; I picked her up from school most days; I brought her on work trips; I brought her to dinner with friends.
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News subscriptions are more expensive, and brought in about $40 in revenue per subscriber last quarter, whereas the crossword and cooking offerings brought in about $10, on average.
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And with a little fresh blood — with people who brought the things that made America great into the halls of government — it could be brought back in sync.
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Yeah, so we took on the lawsuit ... not everybody was, especially when we initially brought it, when we brought the lawsuit ... Did they think it was frivolous, or ...?
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The legislation was due to be brought to the Dail in January, but due to the efforts of a number of politicians it was brought forward to December 1.
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But then they brought in a new music supervisor and the first cut they made was us, and brought in another musician, W.G. Snuffy Walden, to adapt the music.
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The show brought him back to a new world, one in which Greg is no longer Rebecca's clear romantic future, and they brought him back with a new face.
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SM: The number of people paid doesn't necessarily represent everyone who brought good information; some have brought in good information where the sanctions have been less than $1 million.
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They nearly caught up to the revenue brought in by ad-supported streaming services like YouTube and Spotify's free tier, which brought in $213 million in the same period.
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As a Creole herself, she brought in the culture that she grew up in and the cooking that she knew from her relatives and brought that to her business.
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I set up a meeting with my higher-up and laid out all the ways I had brought undeniable growth to the team and brought up the outside offer.
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Whenever the topic of non-entertainment use cases for virtual reality is brought up, it doesn't take long for the practice of virtual walk-throughs to be brought up.
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And then for other people it brought up more shame because people were saying it's disgusting and because it was Trump it brought up how you felt about him.
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"They brought in another company that I hear is Ukrainian-based," Mr. Trump said in an apparent reference to a company the Democrats brought in to investigate the hack.
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Arguing that aliens brought magnificent structures to many African civilizations erases accomplishments, but so does arguing that colonizers brought gifts (rather than imposed obligations) upon the nations they colonized.
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Amy Poehler brought Saru Jayaraman of Restaurant Opportunities Centers United; Laura Dern came with Mónica Ramírez of the Alianza Nacional de Campesinas; and Emma Stone brought Billie Jean King.
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According to Bloomberg, those benefits brought the package to $75 million and additional pro-rated bonus payments and interest payments brought the total golden parachute closer to $95 million.
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"I have literally brought kids back from the dark side, kids that would have stayed in that darkness until they were brought out in a body bag," he said.
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West has brought in an estimated $150 million in 2019, which is almost double the approximately $81 million Jay-Z (a distant No. 1.53) brought in the same year.
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They were brought here from the soils of Africa and unlike the Pilgrim fathers who landed here at Plymouth a year later, they were brought here against their will.
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"It&aposs quite clear that one of the consequences is that Beatrice and Eugenie will now be brought forward — if they&aposre willing to be brought forward," said Lacey.
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I brought that sealed letter to college, and then graduated from college and brought it to my first apartment in Manhattan, a two-bedroom I shared with a friend.
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A federal appeals court on Thursday brought a likely end to an infringement case a patent holding company brought against networking equipment makers including Ciena Corp and Nokia Corp.
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"The driver that brought us from Algeria to Libya had negotiated with some Libyans who own prisons, to sell us ... He brought us directly to the prison," said Souleiman.
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I brought my bag back to the front desk from the spa — they brought it up to my room, which was now ready — and walked over to the restaurant.
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The soldiers reportedly brought women back to their hotel rooms and didn't register the women when they brought them into the building, U.S. defense officials said at the time.
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The event not only brought different types of white supremacists together, it brought them together in greater numbers, including, it seems, people who'd never attended anything like this before.
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" - Jess, 34 "Brought best friends on our dates.
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" - Tommy, 228 "Grandpa brought up abortion during dessert.
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T ) and KDDI, and brought Apple Inc's ( AAPL.
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" - Susan, 31 "Mom brought Vicodin and fried chicken.
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" - Annie, 32 "Bandmate brought a kazoo on tour.
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The scandal — or farce — brought some unforgettable oddities.
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Earlier, one source close to the talks complained that "we have brought flexibility, we have brought ideas, but the problem is that the United States has not moved an inch".
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As Fischer described it to me, Tidelift is applying the same logic to the FOSS community that AirBnb brought to the hospitality industry and Uber brought to the transportation industry.
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The attackers brought the victim to an undisclosed location, where he was told to make a phone call, after which an undisclosed amount of jewelry was brought to the car.
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In 2007, Enchanted brought Amy Adams to her broadest audience yet, and brought in $340 million at the global box office — making it the sixth highest grossing musical since 1974.
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Explorers brought back tales of the chemistry prowess of people in the Orinoco basin, who tipped their arrows with a potent poison that brought down prey without poisoning the meat.
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On Thursday, Kelsea Ballerini brought out The Chainsmokers, Brothers Osborne welcomed Brooks and Dunn and Ashley McBryde to the stage, while Florida Georgia Line brought out Morgan Wallen and HARDY.
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His poor performance at the first presidential debate was brought into even sharper relief by a stunning show from Hillary Clinton, who pointedly brought up Trump's chauvinist treatment of women.
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In 2014, GATE investigators, having found that the law had been violated, brought the case to their prosecutor, Daniel Marones, who in turn brought it in front of a judge.
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They were largely veterans of the Obama campaigns, '08, '12, and then we brought in new people and brought in a lot of new expertise to build the next generation.
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"The amount of pressure that has been brought to bear economically on North Korea is far short of what was brought to bear against Iran," another senior administration official said.
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What's more, the migrating Siberians brought more than just their language with them—they also brought their DNA, the traces of which can still be seen in northern European populations.
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He created hate between the Shia and the Arabs and the Sunnis and he brought the Arabs to kill the Kurdish people, and brought the Sunnis to kill the Shias.
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They were largely veterans of the Obama campaigns, '93, '12, and then we brought in new people and brought in a lot of new expertise to build the next generation.
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A federal appeals court on Tuesday brought a likely end to a patent infringement claim brought against the U.S. arm of software giant SAP by a small Texas-based company.
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Or, after the five or six pitches that brought the count to 3 balls and 83 strikes, I could have brought out a new pitcher to finish the at-bat.
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In Russia the fall of communism led to crony capitalism; in the Arab world partial liberalisation in the 1990s brought first cronyism, then popular resentment that eventually brought down regimes.
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In that moment, as our son gazed at me, I realized that everything — all the pain and the heartache — had brought us to this moment and had brought us him.
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It wasn't the amount of income that brought them wealth, it was their mindset of saving money and being consistent with their money habits that brought them to wealth. 3.
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Akin Gump's revenues were down from 2017, when it brought in $38.9 million, but higher than the $36.3 million in revenue brought in during the presidential election year of 2016.
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Its population of 750,000 is mostly divided between descendants of African slaves brought over by the Dutch and those descended from Indians brought over by the British as indentured laborers.
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The animated movie brought in an estimated $85.2 million over the weekend, that tops the record $74.1 million "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire" brought in over Thanksgiving weekend in 2013.
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"The show caught me and brought me back to my childhood, to things that no therapy I have ever done over the years has brought me to," Mr. Maaravi said.
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While visibility brought significant rights gains to the trans community over the past decade, it also brought a significant backlash that currently threatens several decades of progress for trans people.
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"The values that brought those protesters to the streets in Dallas, the values that brought those protesters to the streets in Washington last night — respect, decency, compassion, humanity," Ryan said.
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A national Monmouth University poll last week found 70% of voters say this election has brought out the worst in people, and only 4% say it has brought out the best.
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Macri also brought the country back into the international capital markets by settling protracted lawsuits brought by the holders of defaulted sovereign bonds left over from the country's 2001 financial meltdown.
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" Each of the former leaders took a turn speaking, and Clinton kicked off the video by saying that while Harvey "brought terrible destruction...it also brought out the best in humanity.
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It brought in $5.7 million from the rest of the world outside of Europe and North America in the fourth quarter, whereas the year before it brought in effectively no revenue.
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She brought up match-point on her serve and a fierce contest was brought to a halt when Barty sent a backhand wide, leaving Riske to relax and enjoy the moment.
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I'm confident it will remain around but I think, also, people's relationship and sort of the novelty and some of the excitement that brought it — brought us, too — is wearing off.
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" Trump brought it up again in a later exchange: "The president brought up the 'golden showers thing' and said it really bothered him if his wife had any doubt about it.
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"I am not going to speculate today as to any charges that may be brought or indeed whether any charges will be brought in this case," Bentley told the news conference.
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I brought the shakes to the salon where I worked that summer; my coworkers teased me for my '80s-housewife diet as they picked at the salads they'd brought from home.
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Last month, Founders Fund brought aboard renowned angel investor Cyan Banister as its first woman partner; First Round Capital in February brought aboard Birchbox co-founder Hayley Barna as venture partner.
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Oh and 7 in 10 voters said the election has brought out the worst in people, while just 4 percent (!) said it has brought out the best in people. http://politi.
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"Those teams are working around the clock, just like the ones who brought ID now to us worked and the ones who brought the automated tests on the m2000," he said.
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One was during the Reagan administration, in a case brought in 1984 by Nicaragua; the second was in 2005, when the George W. Bush administration lost a case brought by Mexico.
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We're talking about — we're talking about taking care of people, people that were brought here, people that have done a good job and were not brought here of their own volition.
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Mr. Lhéritier benefited from a cycle: The publicity pried loose more documents, and the documents brought in more investors, which generated more publicity, which brought in more documents, and so on.
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Eventually, several women brought civil suits, and prosecutors in Pennsylvania, where Mr. Cosby has a home, reopened a decade-old investigation and filed the only criminal charges that have been brought.
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Yet it went on for 15 years, duped some of the world's most sophisticated collectors, brought down a 165-year-old New York gallery, and brought in more than $80 million.
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The 2000s brought us some surprising couplings such as Lenny Kravitz and Nicole Kidman and P. Diddy and Jennifer Lopez, but they&aposve got nothing on what the 2010s brought us.
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Even so, it's tough to escape the sense that Jackson has brought history to life in the sense that Dr. Frankenstein brought things to life, having his way with the dead.
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"I am confident that the Americans brought up the issue and President Trump brought up the issue of the detained Canadians in China," Trudeau said during a news conference in Toronto.
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EU and Grassroots Out — that brought him real notoriety.
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My mum brought it for me – that and Blondie.
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She was in constant motion -- and she'd brought cookies.
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Each deployment brought honor – and a measure of pain.
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Nils Sjoberg — brought his celebrity profile into the forefront.
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The champs are here ... AND THEY BROUGHT THE BOOZE!!!
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He told me ... this is why he brought her.
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Unless ... Unless overwhelming political pressure is brought to bear.
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"Everyone always brought something — dessert, fruit, drinks," Obay said.
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We brought up Rampage ... Walker said he's absolutely down.
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It cost less than $20,000 — and brought in $300,000.
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A mission to Mars, brought to you by … Budweiser?
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Some weeks have brought so many revelations — Cersei's pregnant!
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This morning, AOC responded — and she brought her résumé.
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None of these groups dispute that Pérez has brought Real considerable success; Steven Mandis, author of "The Real Madrid Way," even argues that the stability brought about by Pérez's infallibility has been a root cause of that success, inuring Real to the uncertainty — experienced by Barcelona, for one — brought about by executive power shifts.
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But the machine age brought with it those kinds of challenges, those kinds of new things of showing up for work every day, and it also brought this whole notion of unemployment.
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Protesters brought the strike to an end on Tuesday to allow talks to resume between the two sides and an envoy from neighboring Ethiopia was brought in to engage with both sides.
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Gregor Lesnik was brought to the Tesla factory by a company called ISM Vuzem, a sub-contractor brought in by Eisenmann, the firm that we hired to construct our new paint shop.
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Photos taken by oil rig workers showed him being brought up with a rope and given food and water before being transported to a boat, which brought him back to Hat Yai.
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We are all imperfect, we are all craving grace and need it, and I love that Chris Pratt brought us some grace, brought it to young people who need to be uplifted.
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"Once we were able to act on the lead, the sheriff brought in the FBI, who brought specially trained decomposition dogs from Quantico in Virginia to the campus in January," Cipolla says.
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Workers at Southwest Key Casa Padre brought Gutiérrez to a hospital that morning on April 21, where he was treated and released that day and brought back to the shelter, Stauffer said.
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Beatty's pal Robert Towne (who would later win a screenwriting Oscar for Chinatown) was brought on set to tweak Benton and Newman's script while Penn brought out remarkable performances from his cast.
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While Disney brought in an estimated 157 million people to its parks in 2018, Universal brought in around 50 million, according to the Themed Entertainment Association and the global management firm AECOM.
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Moreover, a 28500 proceeding can be brought, and remedies shaped, for a broad industry — steel or aluminum — while proceedings under other laws must be brought on a narrower set of product categories.
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Indeed, Semel and the media executives he brought in by all accounts turned a scrappy young internet startup into a highly profitable company that brought old-line advertising to a new medium.
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In the time of scarcity, community supports one another While the devastation brought fear and chaos, it also brought a sense of community among survivors who shared what resources they had left.
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The diversification brought by renewables, coupled with growing competition and digitalisation in European power and gas markets, has lowered margins, shortened contracts and brought an explosion of data for traders to consider.
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Those sanctions brought Iran to the table, and the removal of those economic consequences with the front-ended largesse of tens of billions of dollars, brought the opposite response: an emboldened Iran.
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"The real message that is important is that the government has brought an enforcement action, and not just brought one, but has made a determination that there was a violation," Cox said.
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PARIS/MADRID (Reuters) - Hundreds of firefighters brought wildfires under control in southern France on Saturday as a stifling heatwave brought record-breaking temperatures to parts of Europe, killing at least six people.
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Sanders and his campaign filled this gap, brought together grassroots action and direct political involvement, and brought large numbers of new people into politics who remain active and engaged in politics today.
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Participants brought canned food, packaged socks and underwear, according to Oregon Live, all of which will be brought to clothing and low-income assistance charities, Sunshine Division and Our House in Portland.
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A number of open civil forfeiture cases brought by federal prosecutors against auto export firms were either settled or dropped — but not the case that Mr. Bharara's office had brought against Efans.
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Those two would be held "on the Senate floor until the third nominee is brought up and, again, passed by our committee and brought onto the floor of the Senate," Johnson said.
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"Yesterday, we brought humanitarian aid, we brought flowers and flags, and we got bullets instead," said Delbert Rondón, a 34-year-old who had left the western city of Mérida seeking medicine.
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In 2015, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals dismissed a lawsuit brought by immigration officers, and the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals dismissed a similar lawsuit brought by former Sheriff Joe Arpaio.
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While Kalanick remains embroiled in that power struggle, the company itself is facing major challenges, in the form of a major trade secret lawsuit brought by Google's self-driving arm Waymo, privacy charges brought by the FTC, and a lawsuit brought by a passenger who says Uber improperly mishandled her medical records after she was raped by her driver.
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This isn't the first time that the Arrowverse has brought in shows that were technically out of continuity, thanks in part to its embrace of a multiverse that encompassed other DC properties: the CW brought over Supergirl from CBS, and Legends of Tomorrow brought in Matt Ryan's depiction of Constantine, after NBC canceled that character's show.
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Once they had purchased the bales for their scrap value, Ha and Diep are then said to have brought them to Edmonton, where they allegedly broke them apart and stuffed the containers into plastic bags which they brought to the Andrew depot as though they had been brought in for a refund — which they dutifully kept for themselves.
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Khapra beetles were found in January at Washington Dulles International Airport in rice brought from Saudi Arabia and in February at Baltimore Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport in cow peas brought from Nigeria.
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What we know about them is that they do have a different approach than the judicial activism that has brought some of the more revolutionary social progressive changes that the court has brought.
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Slower growth also signals the economic risks facing 93-year-old Mahathir Mohamad after his stunning election win in May that brought him brought to the premiership in Southeast Asia's third-largest economy.
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He was brought on during the second quarter but should have been brought back in the fourth, when he was knocked out of the game and taken off the field on a stretcher.
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Greta Gerwig is the mastermind who brought us Frances Ha, Mistress America, and her recent directorial debut, Lady Bird, but she almost brought us a How I Met Your Mother spinoff as well.
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The rapid diversification brought by renewables, coupled with growing competition and digitalisation in traditional European power and gas, has lowered margins, shortened contracts and brought an explosion of data for traders to consider.
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The resident Queer Eye hairstylist adopted a second kitten, Liza, when he brought home Bug the 2nd from the KC Pet Project, writing that the pets had brought him happiness through his grief.
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"They not only brought us here, they also brought us food and shelter, at least until we found our means to survive," the Rabbi's 37-year-old nephew, Golam Mustakim, told the Chronicle.
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The rapid diversification brought by renewables, coupled with growing competition and digitalization in traditional European power and gas, has lowered margins, shortened contracts and brought an explosion of data for traders to consider.
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He said the French inquiry, which began in 2013, had looked at suggestions "bags of cash" were brought from Libya to France but so far it had resulted in no charges being brought.
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Lum estimated that luxury Orchard Road mall Wisma Atria brought in $1,122 on the same basis, while suburban Northpoint racked up $949, Yew Tee Point brought in $849 and JCube had around $371.
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Then it brought forward Klan terrorism and Jim Crow in the South; now it has brought to power the most overtly racist President since Woodrow Wilson, openly catering to a white revanchist base.
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Raves and festivals brought people from different races and different style subcultures together in the same way that the great Afro Caribbean carnivals of the time brought people together in music and celebration.
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After appearing in the June and July Democratic debates, self-help author and speaker Marianne Williamson brought in $3.1 million in 2019's third quarter, twice as much as she brought in Q2.
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"Cases that might not have been brought when sterling was strong are being brought," said Nigel Boardman, a partner at Slaughter and May, which has offices in London, Brussels, Hong Kong and Beijing.
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Searching for "suicide" on the former reportedly brought up "suicide kits" and nooses, and searches for the term on the latter brought up sleeping pills, pesticides, and a "How To Commit Suicide" book.
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"Jacob Zuma has brought our nation to its knees," the main opposition Democratic Alliance (DA) party, which brought the motion to parliament, said in a statement urging lawmakers to vote the president out.
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BP brought on seven major projects in 2017, as well as three that have been brought online this year in Russia, Egypt and Azerbaijan and another three to go before the year's end.
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As for how it was handled ... Camille says the issue was brought up then -- much like it's being brought up now -- and believes speaking your truth is the best way to address it.
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In 2015, Singles Day brought in $14.3 billion in GMV.
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The Verge has brought you another episode of The Vergecast.
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This weekend, he brought Crenshaw to the Weekend Update desk.
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Totally brought new conversations into punk and music in general.
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"Hobbs & Shaw" has brought in $588.9 million worldwide to date.
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The incident that brought EDT together came in late 1997.
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The values he brought into the election are critically important.
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Murdoch's adventurism in free love brought her close to scandal.
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Debt stocks must be brought down at a prescribed pace.
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In season 2, viewers are brought in on the joke.
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At one point, they brought their nieces and nephews onstage.
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Soon after, Mr. McDonough brought the meeting to an end.
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The police brought the case to federal prosecutors in November.
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That brought them down 11.5 percent from the year earlier.
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The union brought up the 2005 bill in its letter.
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And Baby2Baby and Shutterfly graciously brought them down to celebrate.
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This is the thing that brought me the most joy.
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I wish that this verdict could have brought her back.
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Bryan's return brought a raucous, sustained pop from the crowd.
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Yet Trump has brought much of these problems on himself.
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ICO fundraising brought in billions from retail investors last year.
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At one point, officials brought Abel to her, she said.
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Expect Ingram to be brought along slowly as a rookie.
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Pompeop also said he brought up the detention of Americans.
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Thank you for all the amazingness you brought to ANTM.
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The group reportedly brought in former Marine Corps Lt. Col.
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We brought her back from the pound two weeks ago.
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So, the airflow being brought in is actually quite large.
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In fact, they've brought their kids along to their reunions.
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Myles went to the police, but no charges were brought.
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It had largely been brought under control in the Americas.
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When the measure was brought up again on Tuesday, Rep.
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The Likely Culprit: Inflammatory papules, brought on by skin irritation.
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That mysterious cornerstone was brought over from the original house.
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The suspects in this case were never brought to justice.
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That's what brought in Michael Anderson, whose son, Marine Cpl.
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Goose brought unity to everybody in that prison through ramen.
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Inexplicably, Trump also brought the NBA into his tweet thread.
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So the second we sat down, I brought it up.
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There have been several similar challenges, most brought by Google.
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Just in case, he brought an engagement ring with him.
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It's unlikely that Drogon brought Dany north of the wall.
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The Universal Pictures film brought in only $25.5 million domestically.
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Neighbors, family members, and monks brought khatas and conducted a
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Cory Booker brought attention to violence against Black transgender Americans.
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I drink the kombucha I brought from home during class.
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That reason was brought home shatteringly not so long ago.
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Changes that cannot be ignored will be brought to light.
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"The war brought us together during eight years," he said.
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The dangers are occasionally brought to light by external shocks.
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She is still brought on to TV every single day.
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This pheasant couldn't walk when it was brought into Vogelklas.
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It was brought in and released after a couple days.
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Do you hope to be brought back for future seasons?
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Did they reject everything that I brought to the table?
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Remember this is a state that brought us Ronald Reagan.
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I whip out celery and peanut butter brought from home.
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Singles by Jake Lamb and Welington Castillo brought Goldschmidt around.
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Gizmodo: What brought you to extinct species revival in particular?
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This habit to skim has brought us the screenshot share.
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The case against Khusyaynova is not being brought by Mueller.
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And no hard evidence of hacking has been brought forward.
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"What brought it home was the kindergarten," he says somberly.
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What a good sport, a well brought up Canadian boy.
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We've granted two scholarships, and that's brought happiness to us.
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This disease brings people low, and it brought Madelyn low.
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I'm stoked that the company brought back the page buttons.
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Local folklore says a shipwreck brought the horses to Assateague.
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Whatever personality traits I have, I brought to the table.
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The Case revolved around a complaint brought by Newegg Overstock.
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What brought you here in general when you moved here?
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I brought in an amazing new health and fitness guru.
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They brought this on themselves the way they drafted this.
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The demonstrators included children, some of whom brought handwritten signs.
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A friend later came for her and brought her home.
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But the lefty plucked Blackmon, which brought in Kevin Quackenbush.
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Learning he was healthy, Reigns says, brought its own challenges.
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The state of Washington brought this, so what's the beef?
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They pretty much brought central Hong Kong to a standstill.
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Running has just brought so many positives to my life.
|
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The guys actually brought most of the produce with them.
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However, the release brought plenty of heartbreak along with it.
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The end of 2016 brought about a lot of emotions.
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Military paddle boats and helicopters brought people to the ground.
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Each of these rulings brought huge changes to American politics.
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It's the opening session, and I brought it right down.
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The seniors were brought in to Kennebec Valley Humane Society.
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They brought me out of a state of deep depression.
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Their strength and love brought me back into the light.
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Jermaine and I brought our precious love home last night.
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ZTE said Wednesday said it had brought on former Sen.
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This summer, Jumanji will be brought to life once more.
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This year's convention, though, brought a much stronger moderation game.
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Andrus' sacrifice fly brought home another run in the frame.
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You probably should have brought it to us fairly quickly.
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Lawyers say they brought about two dozen children with them.
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"Brad just brought me back to reality perfectly," he said.
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I first just brought it up to her very gently.
|
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So far, Shopkick has brought on nine or 10 retailers.
|
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We started the scene and brought them into the bedroom.
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And I brought back some pictures of Raffi and Morgan.
|
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The news brought tears of joy and plenty of excitement.
|
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Al Franken brought up congressman's prior holdings in tobacco companies.
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Italian authorities brought charges against 10 Iuventa volunteers, including Duarte.
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Tuesday brought an additional 190, with 193 treated on Wednesday.
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God damn ISIS and those who brought them upon us!
|
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Souls who had wronged each other were brought together here.
|
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That token sale brought in $18 million, according to VentureBeat.
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Today's leadership has brought the EPA to a critical juncture.
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He also brought fuel and set fire to their flat.
|
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Chicago, until growing fame brought more national renown, more notorious
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Tapuin and John were brought together by a failed audition.
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The Centre's management eventually brought an end to the ballet.
|
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The election of Reagan really brought conservatism to the fore.
|
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Actually, Chris Sacca brought him to one of the tours.
|
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The massacre in Charleston brought a refocus on the flag.
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The couple's three children brought the family headcount to 10.
|
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This wasn't the first time Colbert brought on cartoon Trump.
|
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Matthew McConaughey almost brought his chill southern vibes to Titanic.
|
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They're both broken people, and that initially brought them together.
|
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The economy has been brought to a nearly complete standstill.
|
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They even brought "peace group" printed out papers and props.
|
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The bill brought to parliament would remove the age hurdle.
|
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Patrick Stewart has always brought such gravitas to the character.
|
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What Owsley did was he brought it to the street.
|
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That popularity has brought with it a sexual predator problem.
|
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That's what really brought pro users to a fever pitch.
|
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It felt like fate had brought them there, Lucano said.
|
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The recent FX series brought a ton of memories back.
|
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The sophomore finale of Riverdale brought with it major upheaval.
|
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Sasha: It's Bey's alter ego literally brought to life. 18.
|
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He brought out the shorts to enjoy the beautiful weather.
|
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She brought them to distribute at our staff party tonight.
|
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I feel like he brought a lot to the process.
|
|
If American firms brought factories back home, prices would rocket.
|
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This isn't the first time he's brought up that concept.
|
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Those ads brought in about $3 per user in 2018.
|
|
Condition One brought both of these to Sundance last year.
|
|
The physical changes treatment brought only compounded its emotional toll.
|
|
The power of WeChat brought her supporters directly to her.
|
|
Glantz has also brought a lot of money to UCSF.
|
|
Tablets were a confusing space and the iPad brought clarity.
|
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I was wondering if that brought up anything for you.
|
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Revisiting brought back the remnants of that excitement and sorrow.
|
|
Senate Judiciary Committee Chair Chuck Grassley brought up Biden early.
|
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Jassy brought up an internal motto people at AWS use.
|
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Both creators' conspiracy videos brought in huge numbers of viewers.
|
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We also brought different experiences and perspectives to the table.
|
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"I brought with me the standard Western assumptions," he admits.
|
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When I brought up her name, people were like, 'Oooh.
|
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Students are brought out of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
|
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The move has already brought legal challenges to the order.
|
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"We brought them in this world, you know," he said.
|
|
It's unclear how the flagpole was brought to PPM's attention.
|
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They brought home just $12,372 a year in discretionary income.
|
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For all that, Sun had brought down a rotten empire.
|
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Ultimately, he too brought up the quid pro quo argument.
|
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After a few hours of drinking, someone brought out cocaine.
|
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The species was brought to Hawaii to help remedy deforestation.
|
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He brought his own colorful Talavera coffee mug to work.
|
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The people aboard the bus had brought their own food.
|
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Someone brought their mom along, but she's terrified of water.
|
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We don't know who they brought as their plus 1s.
|
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The show just brought a lot of attention to us.
|
|
They brought together Negro clergymen, businessmen, professional men and students.
|
|
This time it was wind and waves that brought devastation.
|
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Drunk Jelly, which was brought to our attention by Cosmopolitan.
|
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They brought in a new flag, new uniforms — all new!
|
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On the fifth Sunday, Gram brought one of her quilts.
|
|
Another similar program in Lexington, Kentucky brought in 6,200 cans.
|
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The newcomers brought in by Gionet weren't much better behaved.
|
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"Late 2015 also brought the arrival of "mutual fund markdowns.
|
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An "overseas HR executive" has also reportedly been brought in.
|
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It's a relationship brought out through Leavitt's fictional sister, Margaret.
|
|
So they brought in someone everyone will listen to: Beyoncé.
|
|
It was redesigned and an entirely new team brought in.
|
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The fried rice brought the meal to the next level.
|
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He brought out the searching, mystical elements of this work.
|
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Through the Balfour Declaration you brought the Jews to us.
|
|
Swift brought out snakelike boys Troye Sivan and Shawn Mendes.
|
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She brought so much joy to all that knew her.
|
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"We're hunters," Eric Trump said when I brought this up.
|
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RW Joel Vermin was brought up on an emergency recall.
|
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Garstka and Scott only brought them up because I asked.
|
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Others are being brought to life as lesbian or transgender.
|
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Staff attorneys were recognized by how efficiently they brought cases.
|
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"It brought a real authenticity to the film," Hyland said.
|
|
And how fast should promising drugs be brought to market?
|
|
What really brought him to life was songs and songwriting.
|
|
The company's brought its Office apps to iOS and Android.
|
|
Success has clearly brought Barnett mansplaining on a massive scale.
|
|
He's pretty much the standard internet misogynist brought to life.
|
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But Mr Tucker has brought an unwonted impatience to HSBC.
|
|
Employee: You brought up a really good point about reputation.
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It has yet to be brought up for a vote.
|
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I get them bought and brought in from Whole Foods.
|
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Each installation brought up its own issues, Ms. Marriage said.
|
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I don't know, but it definitely brought truth to it.
|
|
The day of the surgery brought a surge of relief.
|
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And there were two things that brought these girls together.
|
|
My phone sensed the NFC and brought up Apple Pay.
|
|
At last year's comparable sale, it brought in £95.6 million.
|
|
Ms Park's removal has brought some comfort to the disenchanted.
|
|
Once he brought that to the table, I was sold.
|
|
Yet neither case would have been brought without his investigation.
|
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Usual smoothie and rice cakes that I brought from home.
|
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The yogurt I brought for breakfast has lost its appeal.
|
|
But they came up with other people, brought them up.
|
|
Both job candidates were later brought on board the campaign.
|
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"They will be brought before the courts," the statement said.
|
|
He has brought his family over, and is much happier.
|
|
Would it be helpful if they brought over a casserole?
|
|
It brought together libertarians, progressives, conservatives, and Tea Party activists.
|
|
The world's most wanted man has been brought to justice.
|
|
And some idled aluminium capacity is being brought back online.
|
|
It brought in annual sales of $301 million in 2018.
|
|
So we brought out a teakettle I think at $25.
|
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We finally got her and brought back to her owner.
|
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Don't forget, what brought down URI was that oil business.
|
|
Minutes later, two young men were brought into the room.
|
|
The first booster was brought back to land in 2015.
|
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"The family just wants Noelani to be brought home safely."
|
|
Apple's event on Wednesday brought us three new flagship smartphones.
|
|
He also apparently brought in his own bottle of red.
|
|
Now Mr Peña has brought him back, as foreign minister.
|
|
A few of the issues that arose brought reader mail.
|
|
Kengeter denies any wrongdoing and no charges have been brought.
|
|
Civil penalties are not typically brought on the first violation.
|
|
Prosecutors in Tokyo brought their first charges against Carlos Ghosn.
|
|
But they have not brought the two superpowers to blows.
|
|
We brought a lot of income and creativity to Portland.
|
|
I was so excited when mommy brought donuts to class….
|
|
And I brought it to the floor of the Senate.
|
|
Kyle Lowry, the Raptors' point guard, brought in $31 million.
|
|
What was always there was finally brought to the surface.
|
|
That brought the total deficit with China to $2.03 billion.
|
|
Glasses that belonged to people brought to Auschwitz for extermination.
|
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Almost every show brought along with it a new costume.
|
|
I brought an amazing, intelligent little boy into this world.
|
|
It brought in about $7.5 billion in revenue in 2018.
|
|
I eat the leftover spaghetti I brought and an apple.
|
|
Last week brought 7,750 tons of "arrivals" at New Orleans.
|
|
But this year, we brought in a lot more performance.
|
|
You have brought much respect for the state of Israel!
|
|
This, in turn, brought the Beyhive out in full force.
|
|
Last year, it brought Backstreet back for the Balmain Army.
|
|
This brought its total funding to more than $40 million.
|
|
And it's brought something brand new to the startup ecosystem.
|
|
This is unacceptable and they will be brought to justice.
|
|
Maisel, which brought in all five of the studio's awards.
|
|
But the turning of the calendar has brought mixed results.
|
|
She found my green card and brought it to court.
|
|
And this time, she's brought along two very special guests.
|
|
Golf would be the sport that brought our relationship together.
|
|
Yet so far, extraordinary intelligence has brought Ophelia little happiness.
|
|
A month later, I brought up exclusivity and he agreed.
|
|
Our awesome director, Roxanna, she brought my vision to life.
|
|
Jon Snow can die, then be brought back to life.
|
|
Ticket sales and other related income brought in $6 million.
|
|
As expected, yesterday brought violent clashes on the Venezuelan border.
|
|
With Tango, Google brought these types of cameras to smartphones.
|
|
Once identified, they, too, are brought into the charmed circle.
|
|
Chicago police were then brought in to forcibly remove him.
|
|
Change is rarely brought about by "bureaucratic exhortation", he notes.
|
|
The boom brought forth many imitators, including ethereum and dogecoin.
|
|
I remember the joy the person brought into the world.
|
|
It's these stated goals that brought Peter Thiel on board.
|
|
Twilio also brought in revenue ahead of Wall Street expectations.
|
|
It was because it brought them back to their childhood.
|
|
"Live brought on a new level of authenticity," Sarkar said.
|
|
It was brought to heel in a bloody civil war.
|
|
Russia's actions have now brought a fresh focus on it.
|
|
NASA also has brought back other space rocks and dust.
|
|
Graef: I brought it so you could listen to it.
|
|
American Horror Story: Apocalypse brought back our favorite Louisiana coven.
|
|
Kovacs is brought back to life to presumably save mankind.
|
|
Last year Mississippi brought its licensing boards under closer supervision.
|
|
They had brought their first case against him in 2005.
|
|
Even if they're brought back to life, it's only temporary.
|
|
But it's doubtful that anybody brought Kahlúa or heavy cream.
|
|
Then she finally reveals why she brought them all together.
|
|
Hurricane Maria brought life in Puerto Rico to a standstill.
|
|
A backup aircraft was brought in to complete the flight.
|
|
Pfizer brought in $52.5 billion in overall revenue in 2017.
|
|
I regret the decisions I made that brought us here.
|
|
They never brought that Moscow lawyer, Veselnitskaya in for questioning.
|
|
Osman belongs to the coalition that brought Mahathir to power.
|
|
So Ryan made sure they were brought over from Texas.
|
|
The convenience brought its products to America's most rural locations.
|
|
When the topic was brought up, I made the comment.
|
|
He brought this up in another article that he wrote.
|
|
But the decision has brought back bad memories for Argentines.
|
|
A child It has also brought blessings closer to home.
|
|
Well obviously, that has brought applications within the sports world.
|
|
Oh, just the integrity we brought to everything we did.
|
|
Is that something she and her management brought to you?
|
|
"Brought you guys some Galveston beer!" she says (well, shouts).
|
|
But it did, it brought back a lot of memories.
|
|
"She really brought it to the forefront," the source says.
|
|
" She added that the backlash has "brought the bullies out.
|
|
That showed even in the presents he had brought her.
|
|
But they are now gradually being brought back to life.
|
|
We've brought endangered species back from the brink of extinction.
|
|
Amazon brought offline downloads to Amazon Prime video last year.
|
|
Those people would be brought under this umbrella as well.
|
|
He has also brought his populist economics to the capital.
|
|
On this, they brought a huge amount to the script.
|
|
AFTER 99 peaceful days of protests, the 2.53th brought carnage.
|
|
Aidan: I think being Mancunian you're brought up on it.
|
|
Wynn brought up each of these topics without being prompted.
|
|
Despair brought Mujahid Abu Shuayb to a protest last month.
|
|
Almolonga's Pentecostal believers have brought new energy to their town.
|
|
The final analysis brought them to Virginia and New York.
|
|
I eat it with an apple I brought from home.
|
|
Moustakas brought home Yelich with a bloop single to center.
|
|
They couldn't keep her so they brought her to me.
|
|
The bank brought in earnings of $5.81 per share vs.
|
|
Music has brought us all over the world multiple times.
|
|
Meyer's smells like you just brought a floral garden indoors.
|
|
For most of 9.993, #Ham4Ham brought Broadway directly to fans.
|
|
More prosaically, crowding brought about by domestication can promote disease.
|
|
Food and medical aid have been brought in from Turkey.
|
|
An ambulance brought her back to the same medical facility.
|
|
Brought to you by the editors of People en Español.
|
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What he brought to the game will never be forgotten.
|
|
"What he brought to the game will never be forgotten."
|
|
However, with her she's brought the wrath of Black Magic.
|
|
Mr Macron has also brought in political outsiders with expertise.
|
|
The Chávez portraits were brought there and guarded by soldiers.
|
|
Dr. Schumacher was brought on a couple of years later.
|
|
But the French election has brought them to the surface.
|
|
Those cases that were brought, those cases that were declined.
|
|
The noise brought neighbors outside, and the men soon left.
|
|
"He's literally brought people back from the brink," she says.
|
|
Brought by Norwegians, skiing caught on in North America, too.
|
|
The scene was so hardcore it brought me to tears.
|
|
No one was ever brought to justice for Romero's murder.
|
|
WE HAD ANOTHER AMAZING COMPANY WE BROUGHT THIS YEAR, QUIP.
|
|
The proof is that they've brought catastrophe upon the country.
|
|
Sarah Paulson brought the dramatic flair with her black gown.
|
|
I THINK WE APPROPRIATELY BROUGHT INTEREST RATES DOWN –THE CRISIS.
|
|
Now, the feeling of pain actually brought him extreme pleasure.
|
|
I should have brought her this morning to come along.
|
|
Mr. Bush brought up the needs of New Hampshire voters.
|
|
I was brought up in a very culturally affiliated home.
|
|
The case had been brought by the army's Eastern Command.
|
|
He said his firm had brought in additional medical staff.
|
|
I brought it to the next Uncle Jamm's Army party.
|
|
I also have iced coffee that I brought from home.
|
|
And it is his lies that brought him to justice.
|
|
We're still in communication, but I haven't brought it up.
|
|
To show their gratitude, people brought them boxes of pizza.
|
|
The gains brought the metal's gains to more than 18%.
|
|
" I said "Why is it a problem I brought him?
|
|
One inch too short (you brought a tape measure, right?).
|
|
He brought a change in relationship, making it more equal.
|
|
These are made right in East LA and brought over.
|
|
The show of team spirit brought some parents to tears.
|
|
They said what to you when you brought this up?
|
|
The gusts brought down trees and significantly disrupted public transport.
|
|
They brought back Death Wish and no one saw it.
|
|
He is also overseeing the challenge brought by Washington state.
|
|
"He brought Dunia's medical condition to our attention," says Klempner.
|
|
Melania brought over her parents and they got their citizenship.
|
|
In fact, food is what initially brought the couple together.
|
|
The sale brought in a total of €22013,219,21973 (~$11.6 million).
|
|
This sequel had momentum, and brought the promise of possibility.
|
|
This past spring, it was brought to my attention again.
|
|
During the campaign, Penny's controversial past was brought to light.
|
|
The actor even brought his own basketball for the game.
|
|
Today yet another protest brought thousands back into the streets.
|
|
He brought an official from the National Rifle Association onstage.
|
|
Both brought up a lot of new emotions for me.
|
|
The whistleblower who brought the lawsuit will get $30 million.
|
|
Deaniacs brought scale and professionalism to the grassroots group MoveOn.org.
|
|
She brought the Democratic Party along on increasing Social Security.
|
|
After she was brought out of the coma on Nov.
|
|
I even brought out the big guns: Terms of Endearment.
|
|
Since then, we've had a video brought to our attention.
|
|
That's when Pedott brought another inventor, Stevens, into the picture.
|
|
The blockade has brought severe economic hardship to the territory.
|
|
"They said they brought in cadaver dogs, too," Adkins added.
|
|
The cars successfully brought all passengers to safety on ground.
|
|
Those responsible for today's attack must be brought to justice.
|
|
Barack Obama brought the charter philosophy to the White House.
|
|
Eventually that wasn't enough, and he brought her remains home.
|
|
That bitch Brian Wilson brought DOGS into the studio. DOGS.
|
|
We brought songs to it actually in very different ways.
|
|
Friends' flashbacks brought us the legendary, if problematic, Fat Monica.
|
|
Herrera said that should be brought down to 5 percent.
|
|
Frye's lawyer brought in Marston to test his client's honesty.
|
|
Carly Fiorina has.. err.. brought a load of children pic.twitter.
|
|
What brought Mr. Perkins to Monterey in the first place?
|
|
When police left the residence, they brought Richardson with them.
|
|
Emily Blake: I'm glad you brought up his TPAB reference.
|
|
"Somebody should be brought to justice for this," he said.
|
|
The firm also brought on Mike Poole as a partner.
|
|
So instead, Jennings brought Thompson along to a group outing.
|
|
Justin Bieber just brought audience participation to the next level.
|
|
He had brought food, wine, and cheese from the party.
|
|
She brought a picture of her daughter, Brandy Odom, 26.
|
|
As a result, the anxiety they brought on felt manageable.
|
|
Columbus also brought the plague and diseases to the Americas.
|
|
They brought each other a lot of joy and laughter.
|
|
This is the woman who brought us these sick burns.
|
|
That brought its inflow for the week to 4.2 tonnes.
|
|
If I do, nobody has brought it to my attention.
|
|
You'll never be sad that you brought along a telescope.
|
|
Disagreements over details almost brought the government down in 2015.
|
|
From the Kremlin's point of view, such diplomacy brought dividends.
|
|
One of his guests was RZA, who brought Azealia along.
|
|
Her tenure has brought us only war, destruction and death.
|
|
He brought a little glass inside of his coat pocket.
|
|
So Walmart brought a bunch of bull riders to supercenters.
|
|
And they brought on board J Balvin and Camila Cabello.
|
|
A wild pitch in the dirt brought home a run.
|
|
That they actually brought hounds tips it over the edge.
|
|
Direct bidders, which include domestic money managers, brought 10.8 percent.
|
|
Assault charges could also be brought, the legal guidance said.
|
|
It was so humbling, it brought tears to my eyes.
|
|
After our third meeting, I brought him to my place.
|
|
They pulled him over and brought him in for questioning.
|
|
Probably a good thing he brought his lawyer with him.
|
|
Monday also brought new EV pledges from German rival Mercedes.
|
|
When my editor brought this point up, I wasn't surprised.
|
|
I brought my kids to two work events this week.
|
|
In addition to Shayk, Cooper brought his mother, Gloria Campano.
|
|
Myles went to the police but no charges were brought.
|
|
I felt like he brought that side out in me.
|
|
Ukerewe brought a change of fortune for the young woman.
|
|
Their lawsuit, brought in 2018, is trying to change that.
|
|
My new friend brought my work crush, G., with him.
|
|
Stormi was brought into this world by Dr. Thais Aliabadi.
|
|
In other areas, such as Colombia, it has brought drought.
|
|
Mac Williamson brought home Beckham with a single to right.
|
|
Rubio brought some welcome energy when he took the stage.
|
|
She brought so much joy to all of us today.
|
|
Mike Conaway, a Texas Republican brought in to replace Nunes.
|
|
Bandai has brought back the original size and egg shape.
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I brought a lot of those skills to the table.
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Looks like Janet's brought some peace back to Rhythm Nation.
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The dip in the dollar on Thursday brought welcome relief.
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We honor all the beauty she brought into this world.
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The suspect was brought in for questioning on July 15.
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It was ball four and it brought in a run.
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Facebook still brought in $4.26 billion in profits last quarter.
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He was brought to a hospital where he later died.
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Swisher: Brought it up, the idea of protecting privacy ... Yeah.
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This was Manafort's second sentencing for charges brought by Mueller.
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REAGAN: YOU BROUGHT UNDER ARMOUR TO KOHL'S, A BIG DEAL.
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Last night, we brought you Ian Harding's musings on Ezria.
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Safety has also been brought into focus by recent catastrophes.
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Overnight data brought some calm to global markets for now.
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JT: Lil Baby brought us out at Rolling Loud too.
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He also brought up its ethical aspects with his students.
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Simpson's Heisman Trophy was ordered sold and brought in $230,000.
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This is the assumption he has brought to the campaign.
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Sure. But was the world ready for what we brought?
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A friend brought him food and took away his waste.
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And they brought humor to their takedowns of clueless racists.
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Those were the truths that brought hope to the ground.
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In really busy NBA year that brought us Westbrook v.
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"These pistols have been brought to us recently," he says.
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Takata The exploding airbag scandal has finally brought down Takata.
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How have you brought that sense of hospitality into Maydān?
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Perry admitted the indictment brought unwanted attention to his campaign.
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Detainees are brought down, crosschecked, and stacked into the back.
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In 2008, the third debate brought in 56.5 million viewers.
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But the final season has brought me back full circle.
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Everyone brought the jokes on April Fools day in 2017.
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He recently brought her to an AA meeting as well.
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This smile brought to you by access to safe water.
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But what if, as promised, she had brought the goods?
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This was brought to their attention by a concerned Twitizen.
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These books brought men's liberation beyond discussion groups to theory.
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I sold out of every morsel of cheese I'd brought.
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"That unit brought a lot of energy," Van Gundy said.
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Then, proudly -- vanity before the fall -- I brought in dessert.
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We brought my husband to Manila because he was sick.
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This event also brought about another surprise for scientists: Rain.
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Did he die and aliens brought him back to Mars?
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The tribute brought many people in the audience to tears.
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Of those arrested, 51 were immediately brought before a court.
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What brought you back to film, to make The Rest?
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The case is brought by the attorney general of Hawaii.
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He brought Latin music to Montreux in the early 1970s.
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Just like Editions, only select partners are being brought on.
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Other cast and crew members brought their dogs as well.
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It had been brought in by flatbed truck from Desaguadero.
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Meek's new chick, Vanessa, brought along some girlfriends as well.
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Williams also brought up Alabama's controversial measures to ban abortions.
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And, naturally, they brought their best sign game with them.
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The question is, should this indictment have ever been brought?
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I'm glad you brought up how he's misgendered so much.
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"He's literally brought people back from the brink," she said.
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Those occasions have brought great joy, and even greater heartbreak.
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It's a model that's already brought NEXT Trucking to profitability.
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The food brought back memories of home and his mother.
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From there a bus brought them to the convention center.
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She brought a real sense of fashion to the film.
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We didn't have our MoC so we brought our own.
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In addition to my raise, freelancing brought in around $22014,000.
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BROADLY: Precious, earlier you brought up being born in Nigeria.
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It brought me back to the wretchedness of the place.
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He brought them into the Holocaust centers, I understand that.
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So far it has brought in just 7,500 rupees ($117).
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Improbably, unforeseeably, your love has brought Sense8 back to life.
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It was Mr Erdogan who brought the Gulenists on board.
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An example: I brought the camera to a friend's wedding.
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We all brought different things to Throbbing Gristle, for sure.
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And they brought her to the ER for medical care.
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What do you think the movie brought out about it?
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Steven Weiler says the incident has brought the girls together.
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He winced if I brought up the Kardashians, even jokingly.
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They brought hundreds of millions of people out of poverty.
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He brought up the Smashing Pumpkins again, too, completely unprompted.
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These results have brought new people to farming, sometimes accidentally.
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He brought the style and the street into these guys.
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"Memes have brought me a lot of joy," Jaimes said.
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All this was brought to life by an excellent cast.
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He was braindead by the time they brought him back.
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Their moms brought them and were standing by their sides.
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I've been brought down to the police station three times.
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Hearing Oprah's opening line brought back a flood of memories.
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Each will receive their just desserts when brought to book.
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This brought attention to the island's severe mental health crisis.
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She then brought up the issue of paid maternity leave.
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Where Alig's statements were glib and sensational, James brought heart.
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But it brought the two foes no closer to peace.
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Let the world see what Russia's brutal policies have brought.
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Some have brought pretzels to eat as they wait patiently.
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I brought in songs by Satchel, Howlin' Maggie, and Ween.
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Explain the charges against him and how they were brought.
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Their parents have brought them in, these little extras, right?
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The star has previously denied all allegations brought against him.
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