That reason was brought home shatteringly not so long ago.
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Andrus' sacrifice fly brought home another run in the frame.
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They brought home just $12,372 a year in discretionary income.
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"The family just wants Noelani to be brought home safely."
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Moustakas brought home Yelich with a bloop single to center.
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A wild pitch in the dirt brought home a run.
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Mac Williamson brought home Beckham with a single to right.
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Martinez's sacrifice fly brought home Adduci with the second run.
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They brought home the breeding stock ancestors of the Chester.
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"He should have brought home that same day," he said.
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William Westmoreland be brought home to allay the public's misconceptions.
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On a good day, he said, he brought home $100.
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Last year, the average worker brought home $723.67 a week.
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I worked in children's publishing and brought home cute books.
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All were travelers who brought home the infection from China.
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"Brought home the mirror ball back to 'Bama," she wrote.
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In November, he brought home his commander in Vietnam, Gen.
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Orlando's double off the Royals' bullpen fence brought home Morales.
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He may not have brought home any medals, but still.
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He brought home three Grammys without having sold a single record.
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That is the Samsung curved TV he brought home from Walmart.
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In Detroit, they brought home just $8.77 an hour, on average.
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Kotb brought home her newborn baby daughter just three weeks ago.
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Five years later, she brought home an Oscar for Best Actress.
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For this first round, the 10 winners brought home $20,000 prizes.
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Jansen brought home two more runs with a single to left.
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He said his predecessor must be brought home to face justice.
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When's the last time she brought home the bacon for unions?
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Okay, you brought home some shrimp from the store, now what?
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Corporations that brought home the most cash, in fact, cut jobs.
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Odor brought home the second run with a groundout to short.
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I brought home a Jewish woman, but she has four legs.
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Her husband worked 2180-hour shifts, but brought home less money.
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Assets brought home must be kept in Indonesia for three years.
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The finished album wasn't only thing she brought home with her.
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It's certainly been brought home once again with Time's Up and #MeToo.
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And in doing so, the snaps he's brought home feel more special.
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It had fans speculating that Swift brought home a third furry friend.
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Maybe the orb from Saudi Arabia was brought home by the administration?
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I also snack on a Kind bar he brought home for me.
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While working at Dollar General, Davis brought home about $1,000 a month.
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Meanwhile Brexit had brought home to Europe the need to make changes.
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David Fletcher's infield single brought home Rengifo to make it 5-0.
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"He should have been brought home a long time ago," Trump said.
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Sure, you might have brought home a 4K television just last week.
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Migos -- for the second consecutive year -- brought home the Best Group trophy.
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I brought home Western ideas that confounded my parents: sarcasm, irony, recalcitrance.
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She had brought home other boyfriends, and the reception had been lukewarm.
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Seager's RBI single brought home the final run in the ninth inning.
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Miguel Montero lined a single to left that brought home Ben Zobrist.
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Tracy Morgan said he brought home a fish tank from "30 Rock."
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Companies brought home $312 billion at a rate of just 103 percent.
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Companies brought home $2.53 billion at a rate of just 5.25 percent.
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Companies brought home $312 billion at a rate of just 5.25 percent.
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His body was brought home in a refrigerator car meant for oysters.
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H. brought home salmon, distilled water, and salad greens from Whole Foods.
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Around the same time, our dad brought home our first video camera.
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Have Cardona and Bradley ever brought home swag acquired on the job?
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He brought home drawings of everyday sightings like dogs, women or cars.
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When he was 10, he brought home a bag of Rice Krispies Treats.
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It also decreases the value of overseas earnings when they are brought home.
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His father, a real outdoorsman, regularly brought home moose, deer, rabbit, and ducks.
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So could these diets be brought home from vacation as life-enhancing souvenirs?
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Nicholas, killed in Italy in 1944, was brought home right after the war.
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This is a point that needs to be brought home to Congress. It's
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Eero executives brought home multi-million dollar bonuses and eight-figure salary increases.
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This weekend in Indiana the family also brought home a new kitten, Hazel.
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Yet I had plenty of conventional boyfriends, too, and these I brought home.
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The solo champion was a teenager from Pennsylvania who brought home $3 million.
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Jackie Bradley Jr. brought home the first of those runs with a double.
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Adrian Gonzalez's RBI single brought home Corey Seager for a 20-21.88 lead.
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Her affectionate but absent mother brought home men who preyed upon her children.
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"The pope has brought home the greatest diplomatic success" in recent church history.
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Against the Houston Astros, the Nationals brought home Washington's first title since 1924.
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Staying in sports, we celebrated when the Mystics and Nationals brought home championships.
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This was also true of the wood stove I'd found and brought home.
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Vogelbach's sacrifice fly to center brought home the final run of the inning.
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However, he was disappointed to find that he brought home just $1,700 a month.
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It was around a week after my daughter was brought home from the hospital.
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Sean Rodriguez gave Pittsburgh a 3-2 lead when his double brought home Dickerson.
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For instance, while companies typically owe tax on earnings brought home, there some exceptions.
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Legislation passed in the House of Representatives must be brought home by the Senate.
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Earlier this year, Dignitas brought home a world championship in RocketLeague for the Sixers.
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Pena's throwing error in the fifth inning brought home two runs for the Cardinals.
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I wash it down with an iced tea that T. brought home for me.
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One of the girls that lived there, her cat brought home a dead bird.
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Little Claudia notices the flowers Egon brought home and asks if they're for Doris.
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When her older siblings are murdered, she's brought home to reluctantly claim the thrown.
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Quinn's two-run homer brought home the only runs Boyd allowed in six innings.
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"It's viscerally brought home why this matters," Pinboard CEO Maciej Ceglowski told The Verge.
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Hosmer scored on Orlando's groundout, and Christian Colon's two-out single brought home Morales.
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He then insisted on being brought home, and died several days later, Suryanto said.
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"I remember when you were brought home from the hospital" is a big one.
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The man was the first boyfriend she had brought home in a long time.
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We hope the players and their coach will be brought home quickly and safely.
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However, he was disappointed to find that he brought home just $21,2000 a month.
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We grounded them when they skipped class, praised them when they brought home A's.
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Yet because of his amateur status, Ashe brought home just a $20 per diem.
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For instance, while companies typically owe tax on earnings brought home, there some exceptions.
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Just a few years before, photographers had brought home images of devastation from Europe.
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Travis Jankowski's infield single brought home Galvis, and Eric Hosmer's fielder's choice drove in Margot.
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One day when she was around ten, I brought home a plastic box of beads.
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It worked: He brought home his first Olympic medal, a bronze in the team event.
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Four years later, at the Olympics in Squaw Valley, California, she brought home the gold.
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For many Jews, the moment brought home a concern that has rankled for many months.
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He has also brought home some rosé cider and more almond butter cups for me.
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In May 2016, Watkins brought home her son Chance, nine months after he was born.
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After the flour was cleaned up and my pots brought home, the post processing began.
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He told the president about it and was immediately brought home to develop the program.
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He led boating and berrying expeditions, and brought home flowers to decorate his family's house.
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We brought home a bobcat as a domestic pet, and it did not go well.
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The politicians brought home more than $153.7 million in paid speeches between 2001 and 2015.
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After Addison Russell was intentionally walked, Montero followed with a single that brought home Rizzo.
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Goldman Sachs estimates 75 percent of the funds brought home would go toward share buybacks.
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A survey by Common Sense Media, released earlier this month, really brought home that point.
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Julian brought home Pixie and her three surviving babies, but two more died that evening.
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Pfizer, for example, brought home $37 billion at the reduced rates — and shed 10,000 workers.
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But Australia has brought home fewer than 10 children since the camp opened, mostly orphans.
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I brought home burrito bowls tonight, and the order was wrong: One bowl contained chicken.
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Freddy Galvis' bunt single brought home pinch runner Franchy Cordero for the go-ahead run.
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The Trump supporter is your brother who has just brought home a wildly inappropriate fiancée.
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One Valentine's Day many years ago, my spouse, Gil, brought home a bouquet of roses.
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Frazier's RBI single brought home the first run, and Amed Rosario added a sacrifice fly.
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The Fixer Upper couple, who is celebrating their fifth and final season of the show, recently announced on Joanna's At Home blog they brought home a new puppy and kitten — or Chip brought home a new puppy and kitten would be a more correct statement.
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Long has competed in every Games since, and brought home 14 medals – 12 of them gold.
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Ortiz brought home the reality of the threat of deportation as seen though a child's eyes.
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Russia's Alexander Krushelnitsky, who brought home the bronze for mixed doubles, tested positive for meldonium. Yikes.
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Preston Tucker doubled in Nick Markakis and Newcomb brought home Tyler Flowers on a fielder's choice.
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For some, it was an inspiring moment that brought home in a visceral way that Mrs.
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He brought home whole roasted chickens, salmon wrapped in bay leaves, tomatoes ripe to the touch.
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I also brought home an occasional girlfriend, but my mother didn't take any of them seriously.
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Russia's team brought home two gold medals in Artistic Swimming at the 2019 FINA World Championships.
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On Elizabeth Warren's 38th wedding anniversary, her husband Bruce brought home a golden retriever named Bailey.
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While details remain thin, foreign holdings will get softer tax treatment when they are brought home.
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Smith was illegally searched, arrested and put in Long Binh jail and brought home for trial.
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For his part, Trevor Noah just wishes Trump had brought home a different lesson from France.
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"Her daughter attempted suicide...and that brought home to me how serious this is," she said.
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She showed me the pipettes, painted with her initials, that she'd brought home from her lab.
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We brought home our baby's remains in our hand luggage and buried them ourselves in secrecy.
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That raft brought home for me the immediacy of refugee stories in the here and now.
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When I brought home my first W-2, I had never seen my parents so proud.
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Both shows had been nominated for Emmys this year and brought home trophies for the company.
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Apopka police said Turner abused the boy after he brought home a bad report from school.
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J.D. Davis then brought home Rosario with a grounder to short to make it 9-2.
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She brought home $29,20153 in August, $34,303.24 in September, $52,693.29 in October and $52,760.49 in November.
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Nevaeh was brought home from the hospital five years to the day from Franklin's discharge date.
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Dominique Moceanu, who brought home gold in the 1996 Olympics, has repeatedly spoken about about alleged abuses.
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When he was 15, his father brought home a PC and a modem, and Popov went online.
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Two strikeouts later, John Jaso's single to left brought home Rodriguez, and Starling Marte's double scored Jaso.
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I munch on a couple of cookies my boyfriend brought home from his work function last night.
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The HGTV couple last brought home a new pet in April last year, ahead of Crew's arrival.
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"When you're found and brought home we're going to put you to rest like you should be."
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And, apparently, it helped: He brought home his first Olympic medal, a bronze in the team event.
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This has brought home to me the depth of friendship and close ties between our two countries.
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Zobrist hit a fielder's choice that brought home Jay to trim the Rays lead to 6-5.
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And yet, as of 2015, women earned just 83 percent of what their male counterparts brought home.
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It's unclear whether or not this mom knew that the pillows she brought home were pretty NSFW.
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Justin Smoak's RBI grounder in the seventh brought home the Blue Jays' 12th run in the seventh.
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"We want to see all Australians detained brought home to Australia as soon as possible," she said.
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His pictures brought home to the general public the agony of people and places near and far.
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That year, two other top Bridgewater executives, Robert Prince and Greg Jensen, each brought home $250 million.
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But bodies could be embalmed and brought home, to be seen, one last time, beloved and mourned.
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Mercer's triple brought home Sean Rodriguez, who reached on a single, for a 3-2 Pittsburgh lead.
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Just six years later, in 1503, the company brought home $100 million in revenue, according to Inc.
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Or maybe you could assay Julia Moskin's recipe for porchetta, which she just brought home from Umbria.
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One morning, I saw a vase that my father had brought home from a trip to Mexico.
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And she reminded them of the prize money she brought home whenever she did well in marathons.
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As placid as the scenes seem in the pictures I brought home, they are a little misleading.
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Soler's sacrifice fly to left delivered Anthony Rizzo, and Addison Russell's single to right brought home Bryant.
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Bill Richardson also brought home the remains of six service members during a visit to North Korea.
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Beltre's one-out single in the sixth brought home DeShields to cut Detroit's lead to 5-2.
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Once, almost on a dare, I brought home a man I met at a famed hookup bar.
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In the last eight years, Bangladesh has brought home about 1,750 trafficking survivors from India, predominantly female.
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"He might have brought home a girl from high school once," recalled his older brother, Kevin Sze.
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This fact is brought home when Kif visits New York and drinks with Pia, his old editor.
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The government noted that King Charles XII brought home the Turkish recipe in the early 18th century.
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Donald, 6, died of pleurisy before she remarried in 1939 and brought home Howie Jr. and Marlene.
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The bodies of 11 Ukrainian victims were brought home on Sunday in a ceremony at Kiev airport.
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In 2014, Director of National Intelligence James Clapper traveled to North Korea and brought home US hostages.
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It was a helluva win for Jharrel, who brought home Outstanding Lead Actor in a Limited Series.
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Their bodies had been fished from the water of the Persian Gulf and brought home for burial.
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I'd transferred my zeal for self-optimization onto the unwitting creature I brought home from the pound.
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The bodies of 11 Ukrainian victims were brought home on Sunday in a ceremony at Kiev airport.
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Intrigued, he brought home some promotional materials to gauge reactions from his wife, Leslie, and their children.
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A squeeze bunt by Hendricks in the seventh brought home Szczur pushing the Cubs' lead to seven.
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I remember the first time I brought home clean needles and naloxone, and the guilt I felt.
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One batter later, Culberson tied the score with a sacrifice fly to left field that brought home Barnes.
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But the recent protests, he said, had brought home to him that democracy must be fought for, too.
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Maybe that bronze horse your mom brought home from a flea market might be worth something after all.
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Almora 's one-out double in the eighth brought home Happ from second to make it 24-29.
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Aijalon Gomes, also accused of illegal entry, was brought home after a visit by former President Jimmy Carter.
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We're also happy to relay that this wild pup was not brought home and raised as a dog.
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They brought home three World Series trophies on a lot of clutch performances and a lot of heart.
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Marrero's bouncing single up the middle brought home the first two runs, and Pedroia delivered the next two.
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Danny Valencia brought home Cruz with a sacrifice fly to right field, increasing the lead to 7-0.
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Allison My idiot (now) ex-boyfriend got drunk and brought home a girl and had sex with her.
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Dreger's reactions brought home the significant and serious flaws in America's sex education system, such as it is.
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Answering a reader question, she opens up about the first boyfriend she ever brought home for the holidays.
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Lackey then walked Bruce and gave up a run-scoring single to Brandon Phillips that brought home Votto.
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Back in June, Kim and Kourtney Kardashian each brought home puppies from the same litter for their daughters.
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After Bell flied out, Moran's base hit to right brought home Marte for a 1-0 Pirates lead.
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All three had to stay in quarantine for 21 days in case they'd brought home any lunar contagions.
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His daughter brought home a stray that was wandering the streets of Jabalia, a district of Gaza City.
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Josh Naylor's line-drive double to left brought home both runners and tied the score at 3-3.
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I've brought home as many as 100,000 bonus miles or points with a single credit card welcome offer.
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Their adoptive families had no clue that each son they brought home had been born as a triplet.
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Russell's two-out single in the fourth brought home Bryant from third for a 113-211 Cubs lead.
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Dennis Orcollo's pool career began when he was eight and his grandfather brought home a beat-up table.
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Robertson's decisive hit brought home Kevin Kiermaier, who ripped a one-out triple off Blaine Hardy (211-2).
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Reza got a little brother in March of 2017 when Curry and his wife, Ayesha, brought home Rookie.
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The unexpected death of a treasured mentor brought home to me the benefits of composing one's own obituary.
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Ms. Foulston started playing games around age 10, when her father brought home a Super Nintendo Entertainment System.
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Bonus Advice From Judge John Hodgman Jessica writes: Recently, I brought home three bagels from an office gathering.
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She'll have been brought home by the cops and talked to the boy she has a crush on.
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But I would never refuse a strong baguette or fresh ciabatta, which is what my husband brought home.
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"She managed to have a great time, but she brought home a souvenir," her mother, Lisa Lurie, said.
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"She managed to have a great time, but she brought home a souvenir," her mother, Lisa Lurie, said.
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I had my first child last fall, and it really brought home the costs of the subway crisis.
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Don't forget at the 2016 Olympics, she was part of the "final five" team that brought home gold.
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I got one of the beds when I brought home my new puppy, and he instantly loved it.
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Only 34 cases have been confirmed in the United States, including those brought home from the cruise ship.
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Skonnard was 8 years old when his father — an accountant by trade — brought home Apple's first desktop computer.
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Because my mom was a designer, we never got to go shopping because she always brought home clothes.
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He still had the piano gigs, which he said Mr. Lukach permitted him because they brought home money.
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The disaster has shocked the world and brought home the unpredictability and inherent risks associated with active volcanoes.
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I tried to explain how that "Drive in Saturday" moment brought home the power of rock music to me.
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The New York Times reports that the TAO developer brought home the materials so he could update his resume.
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That brought home Jose Ramirez, who reached on a one-out walk and moved to third on two singles.
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We raid the fridge for leftovers that I brought home today, and some that are still leftover from Tuesday.
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It brought home to me the death toll and the destruction one man can do with the right weapons.
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Blue Planet II had a strong environmental message and brought home the grim reality of pollution in many ways.
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Nico Hulkenberg finished seventh for Force India, ahead of Jenson Button who brought home points for McLaren in eighth.
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The This Is Us star — who brought home an Emmy last year for his role in The People vs.
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The September 11, 2001, attacks had brought home the reality that terrorists want to kill us by the thousands.
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"The experience of work requirements brought home to everyone that it will be time-consuming and expensive," Guyer said.
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Daniel Hudson, Fernando Rodney and Sean Doolittle brought home Fedde's win, combining for three innings of one-hit relief.
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Much of the money brought home went to a stock buybacks, according to a Federal Reserve study last year.
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A set of sacred pieces brought home from the ROM recently were on display there until the late 1980s.
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After the war ended, soldiers who had learned skiing for battle brought home a new love of the sport.
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President Trump, when he made the surprise announcement last month, indicated he wanted the 2,000 troops brought home quickly.
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Now he is all grown up and has brought home his new girlfriend -- they're adorably canoodling in the corner.
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Two batters later, a sacrifice fly by Puig brought home Seager to make it 2-1 for Los Angeles.
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She made her Paralympic debut in 2004 in Athens at age 15 — and brought home her first two medals.
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Two batters later, Corban Joseph's groundout brought home Danny Valencia to allow Baltimore to regain the lead, 6-5.
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Desmond answered with his first RBI in the second, a base hit to left that brought home Jurickson Profar.
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" She wasn't allowed to speak to the other girls he brought home, "and they were definitely younger than me.
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A grizzled journalist of an earlier generation brought home to me the practical implications of this never-ending search.
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How long will the boyfriend your sister brought home lecture the table on the carbon footprint of turkey husbandry?
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Then one day my wife brought home a cardboard box with a shriveled baby capuchin monkey, clinging to life.
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In the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Games, the siblings brought home two bronze medals: one team medal and one individual.
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"We want to see three other Americans who were unjustly detained brought home as soon as possible," Nauert said.
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Andres Blanco followed with a pinch-hit, ground-rule double that brought home Rupp to tie it, 20203-2.
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But that all changed when Anthony's mother brought home a chemistry test from one of the classes she was subbing.
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We open a bottle of cabernet sauvignon that L. brought home, eat our stir-fry, and watch Roma on Netflix.
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I eat half a Pop-Tart that was left over from some work snacks I brought home a while ago.
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Bullock, 54, adopted Laila at 3½ years old in 2015 and brought home Louis at 3 months old in 2010.
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At one point in our interview, her son, now 2 years old, was brought home and she started to breastfeed.
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"My ears haven't popped from my flight yet, but I brought home the gold!" she cackled and then abruptly coughed.
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In June, Kim and Kourtney each brought home a female pup from the same litter to give to their daughters.
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Seager's RBI single brought home Andrew Toles for a 20-26.75 Los Angeles lead with two outs in the third.
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Adam [Rippon] and I brought home the bronze together, so I don't necessarily feel I'm competing against him for this.
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In Wilson and Piercy's case, the illness of a family member brought home the extent of their lack of protection.
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Merrifield's sacrifice fly with the bases loaded in the 210th brought home Alcides Escobar for the walk-off victory Friday.
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Yes, he brought home a nuclear deal with Iran but where was the acknowledgment that Iran has been misbehaving since?
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Some women used Trump's own words to describe their sexual assaults, which brought home just how violent his imagery was.
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She complained of a sore throat, so her dad brought home throat spray, Tylenol, throat lozenges, and a little gift.
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Mr. Snowden, now in Russia, deliberately broke the law and should not "be brought home without facing the music," Mrs.
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What they mean is that the deceased was gay and apparently died at the hands of someone he brought home.
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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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Despite 14,000,000-to-one odds, they brought home £3.5 million, which they divvied out to family members, the Mirror reported.
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The Fed is supposed to serve American interests, yet as the taper tantrum brought home, its impacts are felt everywhere.
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The 2003 arrest, and subsequent conviction, of Mikhail Khodorkovsky, the head of the Yukos oil company, brought home the point.
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The videos became bolder: Swaying in a bikini, she promised a striptease if Pakistan brought home a coveted cricket trophy.
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When Machado brought home Max Muncy with a sacrifice fly in the seventh, the Dodgers had crept within 5-4.
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This fact was brought home to me the moment I threw a leg at this year's New York Motorcycle Show.
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You'd hope they'd get the three Americans (detained in North Korea) brought home before they agree to a meeting place.
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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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Two wild pitches on consecutive throws by Pivetta — one high and the next one in the dirt — brought home Yelich.
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Rondon gave up a ground-rule RBI double to Billy Hamilton, and Zack Cozart's fielder's choice grounder brought home Alcantara.
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Drifting away Aldi Novel Adilang drifted for 49 days at sea before he was rescued and brought home to Indonesia.
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It brought home Rougned Odor, who doubled, and Jonathan Lucroy, whom Iwakuma hit with a pitch to follow Odor's double.
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If these folks are for real, all Trump business manufacturing should be brought home during his first year in office.
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Zobrist's sacrifice fly to center brought home Baez while Bryant's single to left-center delivered Happ for an 8-2 lead.
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Luis Urias grounded a run-scoring single to center, and Austin Hedges brought home another run with a safety-squeeze bunt.
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While bobcats are not known to be aggressive towards humans, the zoo wants to ensure that Ollie is safely brought home.
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B. and I share the tofu bowl I brought home and heat up the rest of the pizza from last night.
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The tennis star holds more Grand Slam titles than any other active player and she's brought home four Olympic gold medals.
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And yes, for those of you keeping count, that does mean she brought home a medal in every single event possible.
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In case you missed it, Jake Owen brought home a new German shepherd pup recently — and he is quite the looker.
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One summer when I was six or seven years old, my dad brought home a computer they had at the school.
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Money is, after all, fungible, and a dollar brought home and "invested" can simply offset planned investment of dollars already here.
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The result: a lot more people having the sky high cost of the product brought home to them with a bang.
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Schmitt and the crew brought home 800 grams of lunar rocks, but not all of these samples were available for research.
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The photos brought home the disturbing news that the University of Virginia student was effectively comatose because of a brain injury.
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Viers was killed in action in Korea in 1953, his remains only recently identified, and brought home after nearly 60 years.
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Start with the auto industry, which accounts for half this deficit and 4.4 million of those jobs to be brought home.
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Policymakers in Washington believe only the federal government has the right to tax this, as and when it is brought home.
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Harrison's two-out infield hit in the second brought home Starling Marte with the only run the Pirates managed off Martinez.
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That money could someday be brought home and taxed, but Apple is in control of whether or not that actually happens.
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Back in 1987, when I was a kid, only 17.8 percent of American wives brought home more money than their husbands.
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A woman in a nearby town later died after her partner brought home a discarded counterfeit perfume bottle containing the poison.
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I recently told Frankie I've brought home jars of pickles he's never even seen before because I eat them so fast!
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This was brought home to me a few years ago when I designed my own Fendi Peekaboo bag for an article.
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We went to Italy a few months ago, and we brought home some olive oils that you just can't get here.
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Earlier Tuesday, Trump called Warmbier's treatment a "disgrace" and said it could have been avoided if he was brought home earlier.
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Her father, who would become a prominent academic, studied agriculture in Scotland and brought home a Scottish bride, Ms. Saleh's mother.
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"We hope the players and their coach will be brought home quickly and safely," said Nicole Schwegman, a Navy lieutenant commander.
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The Afghan and Iraq documents brought home, in exactly the way that Manning had hoped, the messiness of the two conflicts.
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"Granny Ng noticed that the young man often brought home takeout dinners or ate instant ramen in the evening," Lok writes.
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But Barra&aposs compensation was a mix of salary and stock, while Ghosn brought home his millions through three separate companies.
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The vast majority of those who will lose their jobs are Russian nationals, not American diplomats, who will be brought home.
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"I brought home a cute pair of overalls with a striped yellow tee underneath them," for her infant son, she says.
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But the overall toll has not risen enough to spur demands from the French public that the soldiers be brought home.
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When he left The Sun in 2001, he brought home six six-drawer file cabinets and 73 boxes of his clippings.
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Braun made it 4-0 in the third with his one-out home run to center that also brought home Santana.
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"Are you impressed with how cool I am about all this?" her father said when she brought home her first girlfriend.
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Bauers knocked in the first run with a double, and Francisco Lindor brought home the second with a fielder's choice grounder.
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Then his older brother joined one and brought home literature extolling leadership, community and a sense of balance, mental and physical.
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Frankly, gas storage facilities need a fresh look in terms of some of the regulatory requirements – that was clearly brought home here.
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In 2002, it was bought by the Hamburg Maritime Foundation and brought home to be used as a pleasure boat for tourists.
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The film brought home the fifth-largest opening weekend of all time, according to Box Office Mojo, earning an estimated $181.79 million.
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My roommate brought home a pork butt from the market yesterday, so I begin to prep the pork for pulled pork tacos.
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The film received the first Oscar handed out on the night when Mahershala Ali brought home the award for Best Supporting Actor.
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Soon after, Phil brought home a pair of 6-year-old twins — Gary and Louis — without bothering to ask his wife first.
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When I was 16, my dad brought home an Apple III and taught me how to use VisiCalc to keep their accounts.
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But whether the remains of the hostages can be located, identified and brought home may be very difficult the defense official said.
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The team of reporters took powerful leaked documents, followed it up with shoe-leather reporting, and brought home a series with impact.
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They brought home $206 billion in qualified earnings, or about one-third of the total cash held overseas, according to the CRS.
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"The Shape of Water" brought home the hardware for Best Picture ... but it was "Big Little Lies" that dominated the awards show.
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The meeting was a big deal for both of them, since Nick was the first white guy that Rachel has brought home.
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They were abandoned there to make room in the spacecraft for the lunar rocks and specimens the astronauts brought home with them.
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The Yankees also gave a run away in the third inning after Beltran's RBI double brought home Gardner to open the scoring.
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We believe the U.S. government did not use the best leverage it ever had to demand that my dad be brought home.
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THE collapse of Hanjin Shipping, a South Korean container line, on August 31st brought home the extent of the storm in shipping.
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Last Olympics, Radford brought home silver in a team event, and he has held the title of Canadian national champion since 2012.
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The Brewers forced a 25.44-4 tie as Arcia reached on a two-out RBI infield single that brought home Travis Shaw.
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Anthony Rizzo's one-out single down the first base line brought home Jason Heyward from second for a 3-2 Cubs lead.
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Military technology is so damn expensive, so even if it has outlived its usefulness overseas, it is often repurposed and brought home.
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The military has been involved in the efforts as well and has brought home Americans using its aircraft, according to several reports.
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Every attempt was made to try him for terrorism when he was brought home for trial, and when that failed, for treason.
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Talking to voters in Iowa and New Hampshire brought home the obvious message that beating Trump mattered far more than ideological purity.
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LuckyChap was recognized at the 2018 Academy Awards when Allison Janney brought home the statue for Best Supporting Actress in I, Tonya.
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The unspoken implication was that some of the things his father brought home, like the bloody boots, had been taken from prisoners.
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It sent the Bulldogs to their third championship game and their first since the 2011 team brought home the program's lone title.
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NASA wants to know that its astronauts riding inside the Crew Dragon can still be brought home safely, despite a malfunctioning rocket.
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The men's champion was slated to earn $14,000, but because of his amateur status, Arthur Ashe brought home just $20 per diem.
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The pit bulls were relatively small, according to Mr. Wilson, and had been brought home by Mr. Rivera about two months ago.
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They brought home $312 billion in qualified earnings, or about one-third of the total cash held overseas, according to the CRS.
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The remark—a little bit corporate, a little bit profound—brought home for me the pragmatic, post-ideological bent of his politics.
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" I brought home a black girl in high school and my aunt angrily mumbled, "Oh, do you see him and that Negrita?
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As the crisis that followed the collapse of Lehman brought home, it is a mistake to be complacent about what may happen next.
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Though Marlow finished in fourth place, Kohanski brought home the victory for Shelton, officially making the country star a six-time Voice winner.
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In the business of counterterrorism intel sharing, the margins of error are small, a reality brought home most graphically by the London attack.
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Roo, who was abandoned in a ditch at just 6 weeks old, first befriended Penny when he was brought home by his rescuers.
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Since 2000, the median winner has brought home a box office of over $110 million, about 60 percent more than the median loser.
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Ice dancing pair Gabriella Papadakis and Guillaume Cizeron brought home a silver medal for France, despite an unexpected setback during Monday's short program.
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Rizzo's one-out blast brought home Baez, who had walked, and Bryant, who was awarded first after he was hit by a pitch.
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When she saw she could be safe with a man, she didn't want to lose the security he brought home because of us.
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Update: After gymnast Simone Biles brought home five — count 'em, five — Olympic gold medals, she took to Instagram to show off her haul.
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In the 23 players and their manager who brought home the World Cup, the luckiest man in French politics has found his heroes.
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Update: The Rio 2016 Olympic Games ended last night and the United States brought home 121 medals, the most ever for Team USA.
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It hurts my heart as an American every time I see another service member's body being brought home draped in an American flag.
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Their first night at home, the day they brought home baby Ethan, their double-date nights, and their celebrated New Year's Eve parties.
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Two batters after Correa plated both, Yuli Gurriel brought home Correa with a single as Houston (264-2215) completed the two-game sweep.
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Beach rugby looked like great fun to us until we saw this photo which brought home the painful reality of sand getting everywhere.
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But, two years later, the couple brought home Kathleen from a San Diego orphanage, and their lives changed forever — Chavez was happy again.
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Those brought home are twice as likely to have their cases dismissed or resolved favorably, and almost all make their scheduled court appearances.
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The Stipe family brought home Maverick when he was just a month old to help out their beloved pet, 11-year-old Charlie.
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The president declared victory against ISIS in December, announcing that the more than 2,000 U.S. troops in the country would be brought home.
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Unfortunately, that made the question of race even harder to answer, as he was also the first white boyfriend she had brought home.
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Many of her father's colleagues had also gone abroad for graduate school, and some had brought home white wives: there was Irish Mrs.
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Rizzo brought home Bryant with his 25th home run of the season, a one-out shot to left for a 6-0 lead.
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They didn't eat the frozen vegetables he brought home, and they mostly knew what time it was because of what was on television.
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And I could see the connection between a very early computer that my dad brought home — a TRS-80 from RadioShack — and robots.
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Golden State Warriors superstar Kevin Durant brought home an English bulldog puppy back when he played with Westbrook on the Oklahoma City Thunder.
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Bellinger, who may follow Seager as NL Rookie of the Year, also brought home Chris Taylor with a groundout in the first inning.
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After Spanish conquerors brought home a tomato from the Americas in the 16th century, it was long used only as a table decoration.
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Miley hung out with the Flying Tomato a week after he brought home gold for crushing the halfpipe event in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
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When my kids brought home notices telling me to check their hair for "poux" (pronounced "poo"), I correctly deduced that it meant lice.
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If you don't, yours will probably die in its first year, like 75 percent of pet reptiles and amphibians brought home as pets.
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"Swedish meatballs are actually based on a recipe King Charles XII brought home from Turkey in the early 23th century," the tweet said.
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Hugh brought home long rolls of white paper from the office for her, and as her parents chatted she wrote stories in crayon.
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The men's champion was slated to earn $14,20183 but, because of his amateur status, Arthur Ashe brought home just a $20 per diem.
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When he moved on to classes at Los Angeles Trade Technical College, he brought home a thick, crimson hardcover textbook on American history.
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Devenski retired Stephen Vogt on a slow ground ball to shortstop Carlos Correa that brought home Smolinski, giving Oakland a 1-0 lead.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden brought home more endorsements in November than at any other point since launching his 2020 campaign, FiveThirtyEight reports.
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As the men bantered, their once bitter fight brought home some parallels to a contest taking shape between AT&T and Elliott Management.
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If Britain does the same for Thomas Cook's customers, then 160,000 Britons would need repatriation, eclipsing the number brought home after Monarch's collapse.
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Osuna's single brought home Bell for a 5-4 lead, and Frazier tripled off the wall in right to make it 7-4.
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San Diego got its run in the eighth inning against reliever A.J. Minter when Jose Pirela brought home Franmil Reyes with a sacrifice fly.
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"[If I didn't like someone she brought home] I'd be like, 'Hey, that guy's not cool, but like, get it in,'" he told France.
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"He's the first nice, normal guy she's ever brought home," Disick told Harvey adding that Thompson fits in "pretty well" with the KarJenner family.
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Mariners 4, Rangers 1 Dee Gordon's two-out triple in the seventh inning brought home the go-ahead run as Seattle downed visiting Texas.
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Trump said during the post-summit news conference that the remains of Americans who died during the Korean War will also be brought home.
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It emphasises Mr Khan's celebrity as the "captain" who brought home the Cricket World Cup of 1992, as well as talking up his philanthropy.
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He also kept troops in Iraq and Afghanistan that many of his supporters wanted to see brought home, just as Mr Trump is doing.
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He expects the repatriation size will be larger than the $600 billion companies brought home during the last one-time tax break in 2004.
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He added that one of his sister's wept when their dad brought home a baby grand piano and she realized it wasn't a Steinway.
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They've won a string of eight world championships and most recently, brought home a third straight Olympic gold medal at this year's Rio Games.
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The day we picked her up at the shelter was almost as joyous as the days I brought home my boys from the hospital.
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While going to the court on Monday, the couple found a kitten on the curb, who they have since brought home and named Bugsy.
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That was quickly brought home by the French energy giant Total which joined other European companies in signaling on Wednesday they could exit Iran.
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Both Chen and her hero/mentor Yamaguchi, who brought home gold in 1992, are among the top skaters featured in a new special edition.
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That point was brought home yet again by the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) in its report Failure to Act, out this month.
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Waypoint Editor In Chief Austin Walker sat down with several hours of the game this week, and brought home footage to show and tell.
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That night my husband brought home dinner and we polished off a bottle of wine, and then she helped put my son to bed.
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The average Clinton voter during the primary made a salary around $61,000, compared to the typical Trump voter, who brought home $72,000 a year.
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The next batter, the newly acquired Eric Sogard, grounded out to second base but brought home a run to make the score 4-3.
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And Monica Aksamit, who was born in New York City, was part of the women's fencing group that brought home a bronze in saber.
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The payment coincided with a prisoner swap that brought home four American captives in Iran, stoking Republican accusations that a ransom had been paid.
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"I am a big jerky fan and my girlfriend recently brought home some Kirkland brand jerky," one Reddit poster wrote in a 2013 post.
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It stands on the old Dover Marine railway yards, where more than a million wounded soldiers were brought home from the First World War.
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While the family was still in besieged Douma earlier this spring, Maysaa gave what little food her husband brought home all to her children.
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Both my experience and the actions of investigators and prosecutors over the last year have brought home a critical fact about our justice system.
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She and her daughter, Adele Smith, then a student, attended the Games as spectators and brought home posters that were placed in the gym.
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Single mothers are modern day renaissance women tending to a scraped knee while sifting through a pile of paperwork brought home from the office.
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More than any other, this season has brought home how large a role Schnellenberger has played in shaping the landscape of modern college football.
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Britain: The Foreign Office brought home 82 women from forced marriages over two years, then billed them as much as $1,000 for their return.
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I feed our puppy, D. eats an old donut I brought home yesterday, and then walks the pup at the park around the corner.
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Once, on a family camping trip, his father brought home a road-killed deer that he sneaked into the garage under cover of night.
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He also brought home his first championship ring in 2000, contributing 15.6 points per game in the Lakers' winning effort over the Indiana Pacers.
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That increased the total number of chip engineers to about 150 and brought home expertise on what matters most on a phone: power efficiency.
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The United States made a similar decision in 2013 when it quickly brought home a diplomat who killed a Kenyan in a car accident.
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The men's champion was slated to earn $14,000 of that, but because of his amateur status, Arthur Ashe brought home just $20 per diem.
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This is the "third year in a row that more pets have been brought home than even babies," Christensen told the "Mad Money" host.
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If one of their daughters brought home a boy who exhibited Mr. Trump's behavior toward women, would they allow him at their dinner table?
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Canada has won the event only twice in the last 10 years, while Finland and the United States have each brought home three golds.
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She just brought home her fourth silver and her fourth bronze medal from an international sporting tournament for the disabled in Egypt in June.
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She just brought home her fourth silver and her fourth bronze medal from an international sporting tournament for the disabled in Egypt in June.
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In 1996, the year my father brought home our first Gateway desktop, there was little for a ten-year-old to do on a computer.
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They spend our entire childhood forcibly showing excitement over the hideous macaroni necklaces and stick-figured cards we brought home from school for Mother's Day.
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It's only in recent years that surveys have revealed the popularity of the anti-vaccine movement in Europe, brought home by this year's measles outbreak.
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But then Pop had brought home a video of "Thriller" and played it for the boys—all the horror and the girlfriend-boyfriend kissy stuff.
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Once, after she commented that his homemade meals were sometimes too flavorful for her, he brought home a test kit that measured her taste buds.
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Last year, at the 2018 World Championships in Doha, Biles brought home six medals -- including four golds in team, all-around, vault and floor exercise.
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Right-hander Reggie McClain relieved LeBlanc and walked Eric Sogard to load the bases before Kiermaier brought home the run by grounding into a force.
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Mr. Besigye was brought home late Friday night, without shoes, a belt or his wallet, his wife said, and the police had surrounded his home.
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Why it matters: Most of our lunar knowledge comes from the samples brought home during the Apollo era and robotic spacecraft sent to the Moon.
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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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Bryant's second homer of the day — his 83th — came with two outs in the eighth and brought home Willson Contreras for a 28-26 advantage.
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"It was just brought home to me again that they are not changing their behavior, they are continuing to be a destabilizing influence," Mattis said.
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Indeed, Witt's wife Donna told police how he had brought home the candy for her son after the murder – and she herself had eaten it.
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USA gymnast Shawn Johnson was only 16 years old when she brought home a gold medal for balance beam at the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympics.
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Keith Urban brought home the award for male video of the year Wednesday night at the CMT Music Awards and dedicated it to his family.
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The preceding batter, Carlos Gomez, hit a groundout that brought home a run and gave Texas its first lead of the afternoon at 3-2.
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So, Ryker couldn't resist when Henry brought home a bat that his father found while working maintenance at the Quality Inn & Suites in Mount Dora.
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My mother was engaging and my dad was my coach; we did things together and he brought home a donkey for us to play with.
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The Angels scored their first run on a bases-loaded double-play grounder by Albert Pujols that brought home Brian Goodwin in the first inning.
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But recently, I brought home Nerd Skincare's Acne Treatment and was surprised that the bottle said it was free of benzoyl peroxide and salicylic acid.
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"Dylan's in an art in which sins are laid bare (and resisted), virtues are valued (and manifested), and the graces brought home," Mr. Ricks wrote.
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"Swedish meatballs are actually based on a recipe King Charles XII brought home from Turkey in the early 18th century," the borderline historic tweet read.
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After graduating, he often put in 12-hour shifts, six days a week, and still brought home no more than $120 after taxes, reports WealthSimple.
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When she was a child, she often read the newspaper her father brought home from work every day because she craved information about the world.
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That wouldn't be a bad pay day for Justify's ownership team, who already brought home $2150 million from the Derby and $2000,0003 from the Preakness.
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But a return to the Melbourne Park locker room where she celebrated her maiden grand slam success last year brought home the challenge lying ahead.
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Unsurprisingly, more and more unwitting housewives and their babies nevertheless began to show signs of syphilis brought home by husbands who had solicited sex workers.
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MADRID — When Spanish conquerors brought home a tomato from the Americas in the 103th century, its red color caused a sensation at the royal court.
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I gathered up military maps, the pictures my grandfather brought home with him, and every other bit of evidence I had collected over the years.
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The scale of the disruption was brought home when Singapore Airlines said it was cutting capacity by 96% and grounding almost all of its fleet.
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The American prisoner he brought home, Otto Warmbier, had been in a coma for most of the 17 months he spent incarcerated in the North.
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This was brought home to me vividly when an adolescent patient told me that he was vaping pretty regularly — even in school, keeping it hidden.
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When I was a child, I would watch my grandmother try on dresses and coats she had brought home on "appro" (or approbation) from Mrs.
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His father, Jorge, a steward in the merchant marine, brought home bongos and congas from Brazil, which Dave began practicing on when he was 5.
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Her employers' house resembled pictures that she had seen in a calendar that her father, a Second World War veteran, had brought home from duty.
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In the first quarter alone, multinational enterprises brought home about $300 billion of the $1 trillion held abroad, according to a recent Federal Reserve study.
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Against Brett Cecil, Josh Bell brought home Harrison with a sacrifice fly, and Corey Dickerson tripled to right, scoring Bell to make it 3-0.
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He had brought home two men that he had met out at bars, and they had tied him up and brutally beat him to death.
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I had told my boyfriend how exhausted/hungry I was before I did the grocery shopping, so he brought home some meals from his work cafeteria.
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People who do things like this in the CIA, at low levels, where everything is fraught with possible life-and-death consequences, are brought home immediately.
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And just two months ago, in June, Conrad announced she and husband William Tell brought home a puppy from Wags and Walks Rescue in Los Angeles.
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The old 40-hour work week model, in which fathers brought home the bacon while dependent-spouse mothers fried it up in a pan, is passé.
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The U.S. has the world's highest corporate tax rate at 35 percent, and under current law any cash brought home would be taxed at that rate.
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Herrera's third time up, in the fifth inning, his single to right past a drawn-in infield brought home Quinn, making it a 28-23.03 lead.
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The 31-year-old soldier from Hailey, Idaho, was brought home by Obama in 2014 in a swap for five Taliban prisoners held at Guantanamo Bay.
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France has repeatedly said that foreign fighters should be judged and imprisoned where they had committed their crimes, dismissing any possibility of them being brought home.
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A wild pitch by Kershaw moved Longoria and Pillar up a base before Crawford brought home Longoria on a fielder's choice ground ball to second base.
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Myles was located around 8:20153 that night, after Watts called the facility because Myles hadn't been brought home from day care, according to the warrant.
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For example, the camera could zoom onto a painting that a child brought home from school to show to a parent away on a business trip.
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The Mariners loaded the bases on Austin Nola's line-drive single to left, and Dee Gordon brought home the run with a sacrifice fly to center.
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The repatriation tax break now being discussed differs from Bush's: repatriation would not be voluntary, but mandatory, so foreign profits would have to be brought home.
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This season also really brought home how good "Girls" is at capturing the spirit of New York, and its power to transform everyone that lives here.
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"We have brought home the people's budget, and we're going to forge ahead more determined than before," Di Maio said in an interview with Radio Radicale.
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On Tuesday, President Donald Trump called North Korea's treatment of Warmbier a "disgrace," saying Warmbier's death could have been avoided if he was brought home earlier.
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There is a surprising degree of bipartisan consensus that the American tax system needs to be fixed and that the stranded earnings should be brought home.
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Actor Adam Driver, who played Kylo Ren in "Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker," said he brought home "a lot of stuff" from the movie set.
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Those questions were especially pressing in light on how the US government acted decisively when Americans were brought home from the pandemic epicenter in Wuhan, China.
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That official said that about 9,300 Americans had been brought home on 70 flights, stretching back to repatriation flights from Wuhan, China, in January and February.
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Did anyone else cringe a little when Elizabeth dumped the zharkoye she brought home to Philip down the garbage disposal because "we can't keep it around"?
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Democrats tell their base that this must be done, that the prodigal children must be brought home, as if that is their only path to victory.
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The rise in October brought home sales to an annual rate of 20163 million, that's the fastest pace since February 2007, before the housing bust hit.
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The rise in October brought home sales to an annual rate of 5.6 million, that's the fastest pace since February 2007, before the housing bust hit.
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When Snowden was eight, his family moved to Maryland, near Fort Meade, where the N.S.A. is headquartered, and his father brought home a Compaq Presario 425.
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One thing this has brought home to the company, says Uber's Mr Sillion, is that UAM operators will inevitably get drawn into property and infrastructure projects.
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The Twins got even in the third when, with Green tiring, they loaded the bases with one out, and Buxton's groundout against Robertson brought home Polanco.
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Hewlett-Packard, which brought home $14.5 billion, bought back $4013 billion worth of stock over the three years and cut its payroll by more than 8,500.
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But the Rays came back with Evan Longoria's fourth hit of the night — a single to left off Tyler Clippard — that brought home the decisive run.
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The State Department said in June that it had brought home a group of diplomats from Guangzhou, China, over concern they were suffering a similar malady.
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Every week, she bargained on the vendor's products and brought home "unnecessary necessities"; luckily, some weeks it just happened to be thread and new sewing outlines.
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A generous reading would suggest the horror of the war in Syria was brought home to Americans through heart-rending pictures that captured our nation's attention.
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You can probably still remember the smell of a Hollister store, which lingered on the clothes you brought home from the sister retailer of Abercrombie & Fitch.
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Noah Baumbach's divorce dramedy Marriage Story brought home six nominations, for its score, screenplay, three performances (Laura Dern, Adam Driver, and Scarlett Johansson), and best drama.
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"I think it brought home the idea that, 'Hey, you know what, if he committed murder, prove it,'" the lawyer, Matt Gonzalez, said in an interview.
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This cognitive dissonance is brought home yet again in a report published in October from Oil Change International (in collaboration with a bunch of green groups).
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She claims he later brought home "several canisters of mace and a pellet gun, telling her that people were threatening him," according to the Pioneer Press.
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For his CMT Crossroads collaboration with Luke Combs, Bridges brought home the award for best music performance on a TV show, series or variety special on CMT.
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The dangers were brought home by one death during the long rescue operation, former Thai navy SEAL Saman Gunan, who died while replenishing supplies inside the cave.
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Ward, who grew up on welfare in Ireland, started earning more money than he had ever imagined: With his commission, he sometimes brought home $20,000 a month.
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"The way I was treated — that sexist behavior — was ridiculous," adds Madonna, who successfully challenged the refusal in Malawi's Supreme Court and brought home Mercy in 2009.
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Japanese diplomats in Turkey earlier confirmed that the released man was Yasuda, and Japan's foreign minister said the journalist would be brought home as soon as possible.
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The 44-year-old Colombian-American actress brought home a whooping $43 million before management fees and taxes, but not all came from her hit TV show.
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To Earl, who knew best the foreign faiths that his father brought home, this very American thing of catching the spirit looked like getting sexy with Jesus.
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On Friday's Don't Be Tardy episode, Kim, 39, and her husband Kroy Biermann, 32, brought home the canine that bit 5-year-old Kash earlier this year.
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From the day I was brought home from the hospital to the day I left for college, and a lot of people I care about still do.
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I shower, take my son out to pee in the yard (he's a rescue dog I brought home about five years ago), and then hit the road.
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Jon brought home stores of dragonglass from Dragonstone last season, so there should be plenty of material to go around in crafting creative weapons against the undead.
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The 31-year-old soldier from Hailey, Idaho, was brought home by President Barack Obama in 2014 in a swap for five Taliban prisoners at Guantanamo Bay.
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So TenHaken and his wife, both 34, began looking into the adoption process and in December 2008 they brought home their infant daughter Ruby home to Michigan.
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At the first day of the protests, Abu Taqeya's youngest brother was shot in his leg and doctors took out the bullet, which he then brought home.
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This will be the first time Moon rocks have been brought home since the Russian Luna 24 lander bagged some up for a return trip in 1976.
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In 2012 and 2008, both Mitt Romney and John McCain held substantial leads in Virginia until late on Election Night, when Barack Obama brought home a victory.
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A line of ambulances was seen on a road at the Cologne-Bonn airport in western Germany as the medical plane brought home 12 of the survivors.
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She was the Irish flag bearer at the 2012 Games in London, and brought home its highest honors—only the 9th gold medal in the country's history.
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Unlike that DVD they paid for and brought home, a movie on Netflix will be watched only so long as it falls within the viewer's comfort zone.
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The 25 highest-earning hedge fund managers in America brought home a collective $12.94 billion in 2015, according to the latest "rich list" from Institutional Investor's Alpha.
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On Wednesday, some immigrant workers reported taunts and harassment and children begged to be brought home from school amid ethnic or religious bullying, parents and teachers said.
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Charlie Tilson's single up the middle brought home Engel, who doubled, to get Chicago on the board, and Tilson stole second base to get into scoring position.
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When our daughter Jenn was in preschool, Bill spotted a funny birthday hat I'd brought home and said he'd wear it in honor of her big day.
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A voluminous body of economic literature has in recent years brought home just how intense and damaging the China shock has been in the United States alone.
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When I brought home boxes to pack up my own stuff, I decided to peek in the other bedrooms to see if anything had been left behind.
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"We would love to have our American citizens brought home — a huge priority for this administration — but as far as we're concerned there's nothing underway," she said.
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Go deeper: The realities of D-Day were brought home to Americans by Ernie Pyle, a trusted journalist who focused on the invasion's immense pains and losses.
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The assault on the popular Christmas market brought home to Germans the reality that as part of Europe they, too, are a target for mass terrorist attacks.
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It brought home Giancarlo Stanton, who hit a solo home run in the first inning and continues to play designated hitter while healing a tight left hamstring.
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At least half a dozen friends, including Mary, brought home new puppies, providing spots of sunshine in an otherwise bleakly monotonous scroll of doom, gloom, and ruin.
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Trump told reporters that the U.S. had brought home 103 Americans, many of them senior citizens, who were stranded for 10 days in Brazil following a cruise.
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For over a decade, police from other regions rotated through Chechnya and brought home the "skills" they acquired there, not least a greater readiness to use torture.
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Who among us has brought home a healthy plant, perhaps a tropical split-leaf monstera or a fuzzy, opalescent succulent, only to soon stand guilty of planticide?
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He drove in two runs on a double during a four-run third inning and brought home another run on a double in Washington's two-run fifth.
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His swimmers brought home a third of United States medals in the last five Summer Olympic Games, many won by Michael Phelps, the most decorated Olympian ever.
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According to the sergeant, the investigators demanded to know if Weinstein's accuser was a "prostitute" or a "stripper," or if she brought home a lot of men.
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When Mila's dad, Ehab Rahman, saw the jacket, he said he was confused about why Mila brought home a jacket that neither he nor Samara had bought.
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"I remember how we never asked about the religion of our neighbors and friends," he said, even when a son or daughter brought home a potential mate.
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Your stories brought home in more radical ways than we could have imagined how the languages we speak, read and even dream in can determine our lives.
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Sometimes she let me prepare a meal while she issued casual instructions from the kitchen table, where she sat doing work she'd brought home from the office.
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I read a Money Diary and snack on a fig bar H. brought home from his office (we get many of our snacks from his office, lol).
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That was likely how C became targeted, though he couldn't be sure, and it brought home how effective the death lists had been in silencing a whole country.
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It is central to what they want for their countries, they say; it needs to be brought home from abroad; it must be given renewed primacy at home.
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If I had a penny for every time I brought home a drugstore mascara and liked it enough to use more than once, I'd have approximately... three cents.
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But Cubs center fielder Albert Almora Jr. tied the game with a one-out double to the left field corner that brought home Jason Heyward and Miguel Montero.
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But I will say, one of the things that this whole experience as we've seen it unfold over the last several months has really brought home to me.
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Almora broke the scoreless tie with one out in the fourth with a single to center that brought home Rizzo from second while Willson Contreras sprinted toward third.
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The studio's other two wins came from The Americans, which brought home prizes in Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series and Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series.
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Joseph Schooling brought home gold for his home country of Singapore Friday night, but the historic moment was made even sweeter as he beat his idol, Michael Phelps.
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The software had flagged classified materials brought home by a luckless NSA contractor, and used the antivirus system to transmit the materials back to Kaspersky's headquarters in Moscow.
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Heidi Cruz said that shortly after they were married, her husband once brought home 100 cans of soup, a haul that was so big she took them back.
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Per instructions from the Wisconsin veterans who constructed and donated the motorcycle, it is not to be ridden until all of the state's missing soldiers are brought home.
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After dinner, we take P. for a walk, eat some Italian cookies that L. brought home, then get into bed even though it's still basically broad daylight outside.
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He goes to take a nap and tells me he brought home some candy for me, which makes me love him more (I am definitely my mother's daughter).
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The industry's dilemma is brought home by a recent bit of market research and polling done on behalf of the Edison Electric Institute, a trade group for utilities.
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Leah Smith and Maya DiRado swam second and third respectively before Ledecky - who won the 400 freestyle on Sunday and 200 free on Tuesday — brought home the gold.
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Chris Owings' grounder to third brought home Murphy and Marte scored on a sacrifice fly to make it 73-0 in the sixth off of Freeland (6-6).
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Kacey also brought home some hardware as Female Vocalist of the Year and for Music Video of the Year for her song "Rainbow" off her "Golden Hour" album.
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In recent years, we have brought home a slew of new battery-powered devices, including smartphones, laptops, tablets, electronic cigarettes, electric cars, drones, hand-held vacuums and toys.
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NAIROBI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - It was after 21 years of marriage and six children together that Joyce's husband brought home his second wife, without any discussion or warning.
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Mr. Anand brought home an air purifier that cost 29,000 rupees — about $425 — and switched it on, peering at the display to see the concentration of PM 2.5.
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The kids didn't eat that either (I make 'em spicy, in their defense), but my wife brought home a chocolate cake, showing once again that I married up!
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Or maybe you purchased appropriately for the holiday and gave everything away -- only to wake up to epic stashes of confections brought home by overachieving trick-or-treaters.
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Companies that were required to pay a one-time tax on profits they brought home under the 2017 tax overhaul will be able to recover tax over-payments.
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In 1970, the latest year for which statistics are available, 66 percent of families with children under 18 brought home two paychecks, up from 49 percent in 1970.
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In 1970, the latest year for which statistics are available, 66 percent of families with children under 18 brought home two paychecks, up from 49 percent in 1970.
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It was nearly 20 years ago now that I brought home a lone chimpanzee figurine and placed it at the base of a plant on my Brooklyn windowsill.
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Some readers recalled poorly constructed lessons and demonstrations: One day, I was looking at a work sheet my little sister brought home from school from the fourth grade.
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Corporate chiefs in the United States have bemoaned for years the taxes that they would face if they brought home more than $2 trillion in cash kept overseas.
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The corporate income tax rate shrank to 213 percent from 22018 percent, and companies also won a tax break on the trillions in profits brought home from offshore.
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But the day-to-day realities of Democratic rule — already brought home by the 2018 midterm elections and the ascension of Speaker Nancy Pelosi — have left their mark.
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Fourteen US citizens were found to have tested positive for the novel coronavirus as they were evacuated from a quarantined cruise ship to be brought home on Monday.
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In the last eight years, Bangladesh has brought home about 1,750 trafficking survivors from India, predominantly women and girls in West Bengal and the western state of Maharashtra.
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Instead, my husband brought home some instant ramen from the grocery store, picking a few options that claimed to be a step up from the usual college fare.
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That tree, of course, was much larger than the one Kotb and Schiffman brought home, as it stands at 77 feet and is covered in 50,000 colored lights.
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He told her he had suffered too much, and his big sister's death brought home to him the fact that his life, too, could end at any moment.
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That doesn't sound great, but it's still better than the reality: No money has, in fact, been brought home, and the tax cut has probably reduced national income.
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The challenge served as a goad to donors, brought home the meaning of giving to those more accustomed to asking for money, and concentrated the institute's attention wonderfully.
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And given that this team has already brought home 11 Emmys, 6 Golden Globes, and 3 Oscars, I'm just glad they let me in the room at all!
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The hope is that one day Congress will cut corporate income taxes, at which point the money can be "brought home" and paid out as dividends to shareholders.
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These dangers were brought home last August, when markets were rattled by China's decision to devalue its currency; some of the largest E.T.F.s sank by 50 percent or more.
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Chicago had runners on second and third with one out in the third and Hendricks made it 264-21 when he brought home Zobrist with a successful sacrifice bunt.
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Jay, who pinch hit for Lackey, launched a 2100-2 pitch off Ramirez to left for his second homer of the season, which brought home Happ and Javier Baez.
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He kept rabbits in a hutch in his work shed out back, and once he brought home a goat that he tied up outside the building for an afternoon.
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The U.S. men's team, however, won $8 million just for reaching the round-of-16 in the 2014 World Cup, and Germany, the tournament's champion, brought home $35 million.
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According to the state-run Global Times, the unusual family started when Li brought home his first doll in 545 after he divorced his wife for her gambling addiction.
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Fans at M&T Bank Stadium had no problems picking him out and gave what was probably the loudest cheer they'd give all night as Phelps brought home gold.
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Thames' two-out RBI double in the fifth brought home Hiura, who raced home from first after reaching on a fielder's choice to extend the lead to 4-2.
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This time Hammond brought home apples instead of stories, stuffing the pockets of his cargo shorts during each visit, eventually gathering enough to ferment a three-gallon test batch.
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Midlarsky, who has worked at the university's Teachers College for 28 years, reported the incident to security and received support from staff before being brought home by a van.
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"Those events were my first access to other entrepreneurs doing the same type of work I was, but they were making five times what I brought home," Coghlan said.
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In the sixth, Garrett Cooper drew a bases-loaded walk to make it 7-5 and Walker brought home another on a fielder's choice for an 8-5 lead.
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For at a following visit, my father brought home a young woman off the street, about my age, strung out on something that made her move like a shadow.
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The depth and virulence of racism is brought home to her when her African-American husband gets beaten up so badly she can hardly recognize him in the hospital.
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Talking with hundreds of students has brought home how worried our children and grandchildren are about climate change, inequality and the shrinking role of government in helping needy people.
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" The crisis, she added, "really brought home the prevalence of the 'Old Boys Network' inside the board rooms of these financial firms which resulted in too much group think.
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To be sure, the number of United States troops killed in combat has plunged in the last five years, as President Barack Obama brought home more than 313,231 troops.
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There's the long version of Ellen DeGeneres's life story — the comedian was born on a rainy January morning in Louisiana, and she was brought home in a Buick (maybe).
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The fires have brought home to many Australians — and others around the world, as the issue has become an international cause celebré — the urgency of confronting the climate crisis.
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They adapted their method of cooking to American tastes, developing dishes like beef chow fun, fortune cookies and egg drop soup, often brought home in the signature takeout containers.
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In response, US, Free World, and South Vietnamese forces launched a brutal counteroffensive, one that was viscerally brought home to the US public when an AP photographer snapped Gen.
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Though she experienced some setbacks on that first trip, including falling off a cliff and fracturing her hand and some ribs, Mexía brought home around 500 specimens, Google said.
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While junior cities routinely won titles in various sports, the New York area's 12 pro teams brought home exactly one championship: a Super Bowl in 2012 for the Giants.
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TMZ Sports has learned Derrick and GF, Alaina Anderson, brought home a 10-week-old Chocolate Goldendoodle puppy this week from Murphy's Doodles, a high-end breeder in Florida.
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"With every `flesh wound' May seems able to bounce back, but last night's vote has brought home just how tough a task she faces," said CMC Markets' analyst Michael Hewson.
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The couple, who tied the knot during a "classic" ceremony in the North Carolina mountains in June 2018, brought home a yellow lab puppy (now 3 months old) in January.
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Arie weathers withering death stares from Kendall's dad, who calls this a "different kind of courtship," his tone indicating that he'd rather his daughter have brought home a frozen fish.
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That was brought home a day later when MPs voted against leaving the European Union with no deal, on a motion proposed by cross-party backbenchers rather than the government.
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Abreu gave Minnesota rookie Zack Littell (0-1) a rough initiation into the majors with a 143-foot blast over the wall in left-center that brought home Yolmer Sanchez.
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"With every "flesh wound" May seems able to bounce back but last night's vote has brought home just how tough a task she faces," said CMC Markets' analyst Michael Hewson.
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The experience brought home to me that there was simply no way the union would ever listen to me no matter how much I tried to speak for my colleagues.
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"I would get butterflies in my stomach when I brought home a new album by The Beatles, or by Jimi Hendrix, or Led Zeppelin, or Joni Mitchell's Blue," said Visconti.
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" He adds that "the last eight years my life has always been about Uber," but that "recent events have brought home for me that people are more important than work.
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TMZ Sports has learned Steph and Ayesha just brought home a 10-week-old Goldendoodle puppy this week from a place called Murphy's Doodles ... a high-end breeder in Florida.
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When Lamb made a quick visit to New York City that December following 9/11, a still-smoldering ground zero brought home to her the magnitude of devastation for Americans.
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Finally, one day, after one of us proudly brought home an anti-Semitic slur learned from a classmate, they decided it was time to tell us that we were Jewish.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Several German lawmakers said on Sunday the country's soldiers working at Turkey's Incirlik airbase should be brought home if Ankara continued to prevent parliamentarians from visiting the station.
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But there was a serious side too, with debates, film screenings and presentations that brought home the reality of human trafficking, a crime that has some 40 million victims worldwide.
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But Mr. Daleel's case has brought home to Germans the danger of former fighters, from any of the numerous sides in Syria's multicornered conflict, who have arrived along with civilians.
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My grandmother, for 88 years, lived with the fact that she was the one at age 11 who brought home flu to her mother...when her mother had just delivered.
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Last week, 13-year-old Patricio Arroyo was killed after his cousin allegedly unintentionally shot him with a gun he had brought home to "protect" himself during the coronavirus pandemic.
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The top 2175 repatriating companies brought home $250 billion but reduced their work force by 20,931 jobs, according to a 2011 study commissioned by the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations.
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AMY ADELSON I will say, I have a vivid memory of one of the first pieces he brought home, on approval: A piece from Mihail Chemiakin's Angels of Death series.
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No, I don't mean that I have brought home a stack of reports to review, nor do I need to spend the evening constantly grabbing my phone to check my email.
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Kim and Kourtney Kardashian each brought home girl puppies from the same litter in June, and Kim and Kanye West announced they are planning to expand their family via a surrogate.
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The baby was also gifted what is described as "drinks can holders," which might be something a baby could use, but honestly sounds like an item brought home from spring break.
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But early one morning in late July, my mom texted me to tell me about a dream she'd had in which I brought home a man I'd fallen in love with.
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And yet, despite the fact that she's brought home three gold medals, the internet continues to focus on one thing that has nothing to do with her athletic ability: her hair.
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It was sunny yellow when I was brought home from the hospital in it, and it used to be big enough to cover my entire body until about 4 years old.
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And the three scents Crystal Gardenia, Crystal Gardenia Oud and Crystal Gardenia Citrus were inspired by the smell of the flowers her late father (Robert Kardashian) brought home from business trips.
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By the time I brought home the Dyson Supersonic, though, the effects of her last treatment were virtually gone and she needed to spend more and more time drying and straightening.
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Blade and Bow BourbonThe fact that there's so much bourbon left in this bottle, brought home a few months ago by my roommate, suggests that I'm not supposed to drink it.
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The doping cases threatened to derail Kenya's participation in last year's Rio Olympics, but its athletes were eventually allowed to compete and brought home a haul of long-distance running medals.
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" Added shortstop Andrelton Simmons, whose double brought home Pujols with the tying run in a four-run seventh: "That's a tough job to protect Mikey, but we've got AP behind him.
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The Cubs got two runs back in their seventh on a two-run single by Albert Almora Jr. He brought home Rivera and Tommy La Stella to make it 13-7.
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We've accomplished these great feats on the Worlds stage and now it's sort of this elusive gold medal at the Olympics... It's been 20 years since we've brought home a gold.
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Starling Marte got an infield base hit, Adam Frazier singled to right, Polanco drove in Marte with a rap to left and Cervelli brought home Frazier with a hit to center.
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In the United States, working women on average earn 239 cents for every dollar brought home by a man doing a similar job, according to the Institute for Women's Policy Research.
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Alex Verdugo followed Pederson's home run with a single, and Justin Turner's double brought home Verdugo from first base for a 2-0 advantage before Los Angeles made its first out.
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The Pirates had runners at first and second in the fifth and Josh Harrison brought home Rodriguez with a two-out infield single to trim the Cubs' lead to 29-24.00.
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After the queen took a liking to a corgi brought home by her father King George VI in 1933, she was gifted her own, thus beginning a tradition of royal corgis.
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McCutchen's run-scoring grounder brought home pinch runner Alen Hanson in a three-run eighth as the Pirates completed their first three-game Wrigley Field sweep of the Cubs since Sept.
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Once he escaped the first inning on Thursday, he was troubled only once — when the Red Sox took a 1-0 lead on a groundout by Bogaerts that brought home Nunez.
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Lin-Manuel's older sister, Luz, brought home hip-hop albums; his father loved Broadway musicals, including "West Side Story," which has been criticized for its largely stereotypical portrayals of Puerto Ricans.
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That subtext is brought home by a subplot involving a gay doctor who secretly performs abortions and operations to help the half-blood children of humans and fae pass as human.
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Neither was Al, the alligator Mr. Yates brought home as a hatchling and raised to nearly six feet in a large, fiberglass tank along with Ming (in separate bedrooms, of course).
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At that moment, Trump brought home how the Socialist policies of the progressive Left – the group now calling the shots for the Democratic Party – could forever change the way Americans live.
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His mother, with whom he lived after his grandmother's death, brought home a flier for Per Scholas, a nonprofit organization that offers free technology job training to people with low incomes.
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I remember the story of a little boy who tried to stab a principal using a knife he kept to ward off the strange men his single mother often brought home.
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But the market clout from buybacks will likely dwindle without the cash boost from a 240 tax break on earnings brought home from overseas and the slashing of corporate tax rates.
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Led by coach Kuo Sheng since 210, the team's most recent haul brought home four gold and two silver medals in February from the TWIF's 33 World Indoor Championships in the Netherlands.
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For the people who just brought home a fancy new smart speaker, the last thing they'll probably want to do is be forced to re-sand their furniture on a regular basis.
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Lester faced a bases-loaded situation with one out in the fifth, and Saunders brought home Cesar Hernandez from third on a fielder's choice grounder to cut the deficit to 23-22.
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In 1994, the models Sushmita Sen and Aishwarya Rai brought home the corporate crowns of Miss Universe and Miss World, respectively, cementing a national aspiration to be considered beautiful by global standards.
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I brought home several of them in an effort to stave off the creeping feeling of what's wrong with you, you should have had sex by now, you fucking weird adult virgin.
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Mr. Dabboussy was making his way to Parliament House to lobby to get his daughter, and the more than 65 other women and children from Australia who are stuck there, brought home.
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Asian shares slipped on Tuesday as stringent curbs on travel to the U.S. ordered by Trump brought home to investors that he is serious about putting his controversial campaign pledges into action.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Switzerland would prefer to have citizens who fought for Islamic State tried on the spot rather than be brought home to face criminal charges, its justice minister said on Tuesday.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Liam Heath brought home Britain's 25th gold medal on Saturday, winning the men's K-1 200-meter sprint in a neck-and-neck battle with France's Maxime Beaumont.
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Two other Central Asian nations - Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan - have this year brought home hundreds of people from Syria and Iraq, mostly women and children who were family members of Islamic State recruits.
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The result was an understated but gripping extended episode, one that brought home the price paid by these Soviet spies hiding in plain view, while testing the bonds of loyalty and friendship.
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"It's like an extension of my office," he said, as women with extravagant hairstyles showed off handbags brought home from weekends in Paris, and waiters raced fearfully, bearing trays laden with champagne.
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Thanh, a former high flyer in Vietnam who was accused of mismanagement and causing losses at PetroVietnam Construction JSC, has been given two life sentences in Vietnam since he was brought home.
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The 52-year-old jockey, Mike Smith, also brought home a nice paycheck: The winning horse rider gets 10 percent of what the owners collect, meaning Smith got a check for $124,000.
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Those economic gains have been captured by those at the top — particularly the top 28503 percent of earners, who in 22019 brought home 26.3 times as much as the bottom 99 percent.
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It was around 1984 and he brought home our first computer, and there was a little dungeon crawler type game that I became obsessed with—I've been hooked on gaming ever since.
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Anthony Rendon's single brought home a run, and with the bases loaded, Ryan Zimmerman doubled to the wall in right-center off Edwin Diaz (2117-10) to pull Washington within 10-8.
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Ms. Conger, who has been creating a daily podcast about the trial for a local radio station, said the trial has brought home the reality of what happened during the deadly rally.
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Mariners 25, Rangers 23 Austin Nola's sacrifice fly in the ninth inning brought home the go-ahead run as Seattle snapped a three-game losing streak with a win in Arlington, Texas.
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I have wandering Max the cat, and a sweet soft cat named Obie whom I brought home from my office and now spend hours stroking and petting and listening to her purr.
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So it didn't help when, in another dream of childhood, he saw his mother washing a pair of boots his father had brought home, the water in her basin turning bright red.
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Besides those on the cruise liner and returnees brought home from Wuhan city, about 60 cases of domestic infections have been confirmed in Japan, including 22 in Tokyo, NHK public broadcaster said.
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This was probably first brought home to Ms. Trump during the outcry over her appearance on "60 Minutes" in a $10,800 bracelet from her own line, one her company subsequently marketed (oops).
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Brandon Drury's slow roller to third base brought home two runs when the throw home from Justin Turner glanced off the shoulder of pinch runner Chris Herrmann, who was spring off third base.
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Given that in 2004 only around $300 billion of an estimated $500 billion in untaxed offshore funds were brought home, that suggests many firms' repatriations might not involve any foreign exchange at all.
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"I remember one day my husband brought home a bouquet of all-yellow flowers and I always had it in my head that I never really liked yellow flowers," Port, 31, tells PEOPLE.
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I catch up on sleep and wake up just in time for lunch: economy rice (sweet and sour chicken, steamed broccoli, and steamed egg on rice) bought and brought home by my mum.
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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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But a year later his boys were back, having been found on the streets and brought home to Guinea-Bissau by a charity that rescues child victims of human trafficking and forced begging.
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The cat's owner, Peter Bryson, who lives near the club, told the BBC that Merlin has brought home up to 6 balls a day, and that there are approximately 30 in his collection.
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For decades, jobs at Venezuela's state-run oil giant PDVSA were coveted for above average salaries, generous benefits and cheap credit that brought home ownership and vacationing abroad within reach for many workers.
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Thursday's episode of Jersey Shore Family Vacation picked up right where things left off last week: with Ronnie locked in the bathroom with a woman he brought home from the club in Miami.
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WATCH: Buffalo Chicken Lettuce Wraps: A Healthy Dinner That's Ready in 5 Minutes After the challenge, Shepard brought home a jar of Hot One's house sauce for Bell and she was equally enamored.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Austria wants its citizens who have fought for Islamic State to be tried in U.N.-style tribunals in the Middle East rather than brought home for prosecution, it said on Wednesday.
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The shock of seeing Galen in his old clothes, then in Imperial uniform less than a minute later, brought home the oppressive evil of the Empire as much as any Star Destroyer. Father?
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JUST NOW -- TRUMP CALLS OUT NORTH KOREA FOR AMERICAN STUDENT'S DEATH: President Trump said Otto Warmbier, an American student who died after being detained in North Korea, should have been brought home sooner.
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During the day, El-Samad would bury herself in the textbooks her mother, a math teacher, brought home—the unfailing law and order of numbers and equations her cloak against the uncertainty outside.
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"I'm unstoppable," Sultana laughs, and it's true: She taught herself English from occasional newspapers or magazines that her brothers brought home, in conjunction with a Pashto-English dictionary that she pretty much inhaled.
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Polvino recently shared a homework assignment that her daughter brought home from school that bizarrely takes mothers to task for returning to work after staying home with their children for a few years.
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Jason was formally introduced to golf at 6, a couple of years after his father brought home the rusty 3-wood from the junkyard, where the family found many of their household items.
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Children tend to show signs of severe lead toxicity at lower levels of exposure, the CDC reports; lead poisoning has occurred in children whose parents accidentally brought home lead dust on their clothing.
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We're resurfacing obituaries about some of the greatest Olympic athletes of all time: Jesse Owens won gold four times at the 20203 Games, and Babe Didrikson Zaharias brought home three medals in 1932.
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The same could be said of Mr. Parsons's apartment, where one wall is taken up by shelves laden with liquor bottles, a great many of them amari he has brought home from Italy.
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Five singles in the ninth off Carlos Estevez, who was recalled Tuesday, brought home Seattle's final three runs and left Estevez with a pitching line that was far more damaging than it appeared.
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Past confidence-building measures with the Taliban have been divisive, including the 2014 prisoner transfers that brought home Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl, but such steps can help bridge the gap to substantive peace talks.
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MATTHEW BARBER I know of one jihadist who brought home a Yazidi girl, and his family (including his mother) was upset because they saw Yazidis as something "dirty" that would defile the home.
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The average FTSE 773 CEO brought home £277 million in the last financial year, according to analysis from the High Pay Centre think tank and the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD).
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"My grandmother, for 88 years, lived with the fact that she was the one, at age 11, who brought home flu to her mother … when her mother had just delivered," said Birx, 63.
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I was giddy with excitement when I first brought home the Yamazaki Magnetic Kitchen Organization Rack because of how well it makes use of the unused space on the side of my fridge.
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For Mr. Moon, the North's reversal brought home the difficulties in playing matchmaker between his country's most fearsome foe and its most important ally, two countries run by impulsive and often unpredictable leaders.
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By 19903, the average income of half of American adults had barely budged, remaining around $16,000, while members of the top 1 percent brought home, on average, $1,304,800 or 81 times as much.
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If your GoT math is a little dusty, the R+L=J theory, lovingly explained here, basically posits that Jon Snow was not a bastard Ned Stark brought home from Robert Baratheon's rebellion.
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But for Ehteshami of Durham University the photo-ops and fanfare bin Salman received alone mean the visit to Asia was a win for Saudi, regardless of how much investment he brought home.
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Seeing all those hundreds of people working in these epic circumstances as I got to say goodbye really brought home what a privilege it was to be a part of this huge endeavor.
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Almendarez says the only official paper he brought home was a crumpled government pamphlet bearing a toll-free number he had been told to call to find out where his son was taken.
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A police officer was also sickened, and a woman who lived nearby died after her partner brought home a fake perfume bottle with what police say was the poison, discarded by the attackers.
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Kendall Jenner revealed on her website and app Monday that she hasn't always been 100 percent on board with some of the people her sisters and brothers have brought home to meet the family.
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In an indication of the depths of divisions in environmentally-minded Germany over the role of its most important export industry, the toughened targets brought home from Luxembourg failed to win over the opposition.
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He had a dope-ass prom, a high school sweetheart he was happy with, and his team had just brought home the state championship for track and field — the first ever for the school.
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This was brought home during President Barack Obama's visit to the tiny South-East Asian nation in September, when he pledged more money to remove unexploded American bombs, though without offering any formal apology.
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A third-grade student at an elementary school in Texas got a special surprise Tuesday during lunchtime when her mother was brought home a day early after a seven-month deployment with the Navy.
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Loads of the victorious athletes, who brought home Great Britain's biggest medal haul since 1908, tweeted their disorientating attempts to get their luggage before making their way to their homes and very proud families.
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About 275,000 Nigerians have been brought home and another 15,000 are expected by June, says Solomon Okoduwa, an adviser to Godwin Obaseki, the governor of Edo state, of which Benin City is the capital.
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In the years since, at least hundreds of abducted children have been brought home in part thanks to Amber — including Tamara Brooks and Jacque Morris, then 16 and 17, who were taken on Aug.
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Mariners 5, Dodgers 4 (10 innings) A bases-loaded balk by Dylan Floro with one out in the bottom of the 10th inning brought home the winning run as Seattle defeated visiting Los Angeles.
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Highlights: Four American snowboarders won first place, the U.S. men's curling team brought home its first-ever gold medal, and the women's hockey team beat Canada for the gold after a 20-year drought.
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Carpenter brought home the Cardinals' other run in the ninth with a two-out double to right against reliever Neftali Feliz, ending a MLB-long scoreless streak of 34 innings by the Pirates' bullpen.
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It's been less than 10 days since she brought home her newborn daughter, Haley Joy, and Hoda Kotb has already fully adjusted to a life of bottle feedings, diaper changes and lots of laundry.
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Aside from the breaking ball that skittered away from Romine, a one-hop grounder bounced over the head of the drawn-in shortstop Didi Gregorius and brought home Xander Bogaerts for the tying run.
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Last month, Megan Rapinoe and the US Women's National Team (USWNT) brought home the FIFA Women's World Cup in stunning fashion, defeating the Netherlands 2-0 en route to their fourth World Championship victory.
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The men's champion, Arthur Ashe, was slated to earn $220,215 of that, but because of his amateur status, he was ineligible to receive the prize money and brought home just a $2000 per diem.
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Instead of caring for your leafy adoptees with a sake glass you brought home from a restaurant and sometimes use to drink wine, what if you bought an actual, just-for-plants watering can?
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That humbling truth is brought home by ImageNet Roulette, an online tool that gives anyone bold or foolish enough to upload a photo the opportunity to learn just exactly how artificial intelligence sees them.
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Here's what you need to know: • President Trump condemned North Korea for its "brutality" after the death of Otto Warmbier, the American university student who was brought home from the country in a coma.
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This was brought home to me when I traveled to Charleston, S.C., for a June 2019 meeting organized by Third Way, a group, as its name suggests, that is devoted to moderate Democratic policies.
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That wasn't always the case—he harbored passion for both science and astrology since age 11, when his parents first brought home a copy of Kepler, a computer program by Cosmic Patterns Software Inc.
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The two teams traded runs in the sixth inning, with Mitch Haniger's sacrifice fly driving home Cano before Kiner-Falefa responded with a run-scoring single that brought home Robinson Chirinos for the Rangers.
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Like the New York Lotto cards my father brought home every week and the Wingo game cards I filled out in the back pages of The New York Post, game shows were pure possibility.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain said on Thursday it had arranged for some orphans to be brought home from Syria, joining Germany, Belgium and Australia in repatriating children whose parents were suspected members of Islamic State.
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Foreign Minister Pekka Haavisto said he had nominated a special envoy to look into how more than 30 Finnish children currently trapped at the Al-Hol camp in northeastern Syria could be brought home.
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The Fed's estimate of total cash overseas is a good deal lower than other estimates that have been as high as $2.5 trillion, so the amount of cash brought home might be even higher.
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Angels 7, Brewers 7 Jake Hager walked with the bases loaded and Lucas Erceg brought home a run with a sacrifice fly in the ninth inning as Milwaukee rallied for the tie at Phoenix.
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The network has also announced plans for several of its planned originals, including a reboot of "The Twilight Zone" from "Get Out" director, Jordan Peele – who recently brought home an Oscar for best original screenplay.
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COLOMBO (Reuters) - Five Sri Lankans suspected of having links to Easter Sunday bombings that killed more than 250 people were brought home in police custody on Friday after being deported from Saudi Arabia, police said.
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My roommate brought home a case of the grapefruit—ahem, Pamplemousse—flavor, which judging by the look of the pink-orange-teal-purple cans, seemed like something Richard Simmons would have chugged after Jazzercise class.
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Riz Ahmed, who brought home a richly-deserved win for his performance on HBO's The Night Of, addressed the oppression and prejudice that's faced by so many people due to their race, religion, or gender.
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Yet while they were previously taxed only when the money was brought home, now they must cough up and pay tax on all of their $3trn stockpile of foreign cash over an eight-year period.
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Leah Smith and Maya DiRado swam second and third respectively before Ledecky, who won the 400 freestyle on Sunday and 200 free on Tuesday, brought home the gold with a typically powerful swim from behind.
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Curbs on travel to the United States ordered by President Donald Trump brought home to investors that he is serious about implementing his campaign pledges and led to a selloff in U.S. stocks on Monday.
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"The first time they get to do their first TDY when becoming a flying crew chief, that's really when it gets brought home and you get to see your part of this mission," Neville said.
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It's been seven months since the Virginia Cavaliers completed the ultimate redemption arc and brought home their first-ever NCAA Championship trophy, and we're finally ready to ring in the 2019-20 college basketball season.
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The puzzle for many voters is why Ms. Pressley is challenging a strong progressive in the first place, one who has brought home millions of dollars for much-needed transit, housing and health care projects.
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Brantley, who drove in Jose Altuve for the game-tying run with a sacrifice fly in the eighth inning, brought home Jake Marisnick with his blast to right-center field off Matt Wisler (27-25).
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And The New York Times wrote about a fourth-grade honor student who brought home her school's loaner iPad only to discover there was no internet at her family's studio apartment in a homeless shelter.
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It brought home pinch-runner Tony Renda, whose headlong slide across the plate sealed a 5-4, 10th-inning comeback win that served as an exclamation point on a four-game sweep of the Yankees.
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It's Philip who could use the management training, a point brought home when his son offers to hook him up with a friend's father who's also had "some failures" but is now a successful businessman.
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It was commissioned by the Parrish's founder, Samuel Longstreth Parrish, a Europhile whose life straddled the 19th and 20th centuries, when most American art collectors scoured Europe and brought home items that suited their fancy.
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Take Oracle, which told the Senate that it used nearly $11 billion of the money that it brought home to strike two sizable acquisitions, including the $10.3 billion takeover of the corporate software maker PeopleSoft.
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The rewards for Putin are Russian troops brought home, the hemorrhage of money to fund the war staunched and Russia's name as a reliable ally indelibly etched in the minds of dictators and autocrats worldwide.
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That's what really made me want to make this book - not just to try to understand what happened during the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, but what happened to ourselves, and what we brought home.
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Something about seeing the physical differences of the two halls — the Musikverein opened in 1870, the Konzerthaus in 1913 — brought home just how long Emperor Franz Joseph, who was in power for both openings, reigned.
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Matt Chapman made it 5-3 with a fielder's choice grounder before Khris Davis' RBI single, Ramon Laureano's run-scoring double and a wild pitch that brought home Davis gave Oakland an 8-3 advantage.
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There's history here ... the duo brought home the W during last year's tourney ... but KR's putting game couldn't save them this time around -- they lost to golf legend Johnny Miller and Larry the Cable Guy.
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As someone who, with her team, brought home four gold medals during the 2016 Olympics in Rio, it's unfamiliar to see her doing such "normal" teenage things, but the way she was asked was anything but.
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Grain Valley, Missouri (CNN)When Brian and Jeri Wilson brought home their 10-year-old adopted son Jason, formerly known as JiaJia, for the first time last year, the couple quickly realized they needed to move.
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Zack Cozart hit a two-run home run to left — his 12th homer - that also brought home Ivan DeJesus Jr. Suarez followed with a two-out solo home run to left on a 3-1003 pitch.
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She previously adopted David from Home of Hope, an orphanage in the capital city of Lilongwe, in 2008; a year later, she brought home Mercy after meeting her in an orphanage in Blantyre, Malawi's business capital.
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MARACAIBO, Venezuela (Reuters) - For decades, jobs at Venezuela's state-run oil giant PDVSA were coveted for above average salaries, generous benefits and cheap credit that brought home ownership and vacationing abroad within reach for many workers.
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The dollar's surge is based on a belief that Donald Trump's presidency will witness a bump in inflation that will drive U.S. interest rates higher and potentially see substantial dollar capital brought home by U.S. corporates.
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Curbs on travel to the United States ordered by President Donald Trump brought home to investors that he is serious about implementing his campaign pledges and led to a sell-off in U.S. stocks on Monday.
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But the tactic has come at a high cost in terms of civilian casualties, brought home by what US officials concede was probably a US-led airstrike on March 21.8 that mistakenly killed almost 150 civilians.
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The founder of Organic Avenue, a now-bankrupt restaurant chain that sold stale wraps and overpriced juices, is launching a $699 Wi-Fi connected juicer that can't actually juice produce you've brought home from the store.
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Of the 100 or so workers interviewed by the paper, only a quarter said they regularly brought home the equivalent of the state minimum wage, and nearly all of them had experienced theft at least once.
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While a successful launch is a great first step, the OSIRIS-REx team won't be able to breathe a sigh of relief until September 2025, when the Bennu sample has successfully been brought home and analyzed.
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A favorite of political observers since its inception in 2012, Politwoops gained national notoriety for capturing deleted tweets, after the Supreme Court's Obamacare ruling and in the aftermath of the prisoner swap that brought home Sgt.
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A bases-loaded balk by Dylan Floro with one out in the bottom of the 21th inning brought home the winning run as the Seattle Mariners defeated the visiting Los Angeles Dodgers 21-03 Saturday night.
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Auriemma believes that the fact that they hadn't lost in the past is what caused his team to fall short that night—a reality brought home for him during that 66-63 loss to the Bulldogs.
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As the New York Times reported months before the 2016 presidential election, many Republican candidates emphasized the impact of seeing ultrasounds of their children and grandchildren, which brought home to them that these fetuses were children.
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I'd hatched all three of them at nursery, turning their eggs over every morning in the incubator until they were big enough to be packed up in straw and brought home to live in my garden.
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Having already brought home $1.24 million from the Kentucky Derby and $900,000 from the Preakness Stakes, Justify earned his team a total of $2.94 million in prize money from the three legs of the Triple Crown.
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For example, the otherwise federal tax owed on active business income generated by the Puerto Rico corporation would be zeroed out by the application of a 100 percent tax credit when the profit was brought home.
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This point was brought home to me a few years ago, by a private-equity professional who came up to me after a talk I'd given on the language of money at a bookstore in Soho.
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One of many unintended consequences of the current tax system is that U.S. companies are currently holding $2.1 trillion of foreign profits overseas to avoid the double taxation that would occur if they were brought home.
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This was brought home to me forcefully at the 2016 Republican National Convention in Cleveland, as I watched, from the press seats, Reince Priebus introduce the Senate majority leader as the temporary chairman of the convention.
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Perhaps she grows to share his love for the quiet Ohio town where he grew up; perhaps he can now tell the difference between a malbec and a zinfandel after the countless bottles she's brought home.
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More than half the revenue of top European firms is generated outside the euro zone, according to Thomson Reuters data, meaning a strengthening euro has an adverse impact on those revenues once they are brought home.
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Cantú: The reason that the book ends there is because Jose's story really transformed me and really brought home all of these things that I was grappling with in a much deeper, more devastating, personal way.
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This was her first appearance at the U.S. Open and she not only clenched her first Grand Slam title ever, but also brought home Canada's first Grand Slam title in history, The New York Times reports.
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Three-quarters of Monarch passengers who were abroad when the company folded have now been brought home, Grayling said, with the operation requiring up to 35 planes at any one time, borrowed from 27 different airlines.
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One night in 1988 or 1989, Ms. Lepore packed a single suitcase and decamped to New York City, where she roomed with a male hustler who would throw her out whenever he brought home a trick.
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The fixation started when we were five and six, after our dad brought home the movie with its strange cover, a drawing of a little girl in darkness with her hands pressed against a television screen.
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Bjelica brought home the victory late, connecting on all three of his 3-point attempts in the second half, and both of them during a 22-12 fourth-quarter run while en route to a career high.
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The issue is that the corporate tax, in its current form, taxes companies on both profits they earn at home and those they earn abroad — but taxes on the latter are deferred until the money's brought home.
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On Sunday, the world was shocked to learn that American swimming hero Ryan Lochte, the man who brought home gold in the men's 4x200-meter freestyle relay, had become the latest victim in Rio's ongoing violence problem.
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"The first piece I saw as a kid in the 80s [was] when my grandfather brought home a full-size ASCII nude woman from work, printed across multiple sheets of old dot matrix printer paper," he said.
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A day before their 13th birthday, the Kate Plus 8 star shared a sweet photo to Instagram on Tuesday, in which she revealed the bedside memento that she brought home from the hospital after they were born.
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And by the late 1990s, her passion became so intense that she was convinced a career surrounded by pinot grigio and merlot would be more satisfying than the paycheck she brought home from her number-crunching gig.
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Bryan: That idea is brought home so wonderfully when Tyrion is watching the remaining members of the Lannister army fumble around in the field of battle, while a horse takes off, pulling a flaming cart behind it.
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Rockies 2, Dodgers 1 Carlos Gonzalez's infield single in the eighth inning brought home the go-ahead run as visiting Colorado edged Los Angeles to move into sole possession of first place in the National League West.
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Madonna has a long history with Africa, as she adopted four of her six children from Malawi: David Banda, 12, Mercy James, 11, and 6-year-old twins Stella and Estere, whom she brought home last February.
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During a Tuesday visit to Fox News' The Five, Gifford opened up about her joy over the newest member of the Today family: baby Hope Catherine, who Kotb brought home shortly following her birth over the weekend.
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It's possible that this is a turning point that brought home the changes being wrought in America's character by the Trump presidency and could influence moderate Republican voters and independents who he needs to win re-election.
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It'd be a reprise of the legendary 2010 parade that ferried Saints heroes on signature floats from the region's biggest Carnival organizations after the team brought home the Lombardi Trophy after winning the Super Bowl that February.
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With runners on first and second with no outs, Brian McCann, who was hitless in the first two games of the series, looped a ball into right-center that brought home Gattis and sent Gonzalez to third.
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Mr. Cohen's fascination with Carroll began when he was a child in Montreal and his older sister Ilene brought home an elegantly bound copy of "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" on one of her regular Friday night visits.
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Besides those on the cruise liner and returnees brought home from Wuhan city, the epicentre of the epidemic, about 70 cases of domestic infections have been confirmed in Japan, including 25 in Tokyo, public broadcaster NHK reported.
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Besides those on the cruise liner and returnees brought home from China's Wuhan city, the epicentre of the epidemic, about 60 cases of domestic infections have been confirmed in Japan, including 22 in Tokyo, NHK public broadcaster.
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To these ends, he has lifted immunity from prosecution from members of parliament, long a marketplace of money for political favours, and he has brought home 35 Ukrainians, including 24 sailors, who were being held by Russia.
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That was brought home when interior minister Amber Rudd was forced to clarify her remarks at a lunch with journalists that had seemed to suggest the government was still working out its policy on the customs union.
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In late September, Ms. Carrier received a $1,000 grant from FPWA to furnish her living room with two end tables, a pair of lamps and a love seat to replace the couch her husband had brought home.
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Playing for a city still recovering from Hurricane Harvey, and wearing an H Strong logo on their jerseys, the Astros brought home the prize that had eluded them since they started out in 2104 as the Colt .2240s.
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Playing for a city still recovering from Hurricane Harvey, and wearing an H Strong logo on their jerseys, the Astros brought home the prize that had eluded them since they started out in 1962 as the Colt .45s.
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The apparent powerlessness of those who suffer was also brought home to me in Jaffna, Sri Lanka, where Tamil communities dispossessed of their land by the military decades ago still live in the most basic and deplorable conditions.
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Here is what I've ultimately brought home with me: I might not get to keep Milo romantically in my real New York City life — certainly not in the carefree way that I was able to on our travels.
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The body of the 7-year-old Guatemalan girl Jakelin Caal, who died while in U.S. custody, was brought home to white balloons and handwritten messages such as "We love you Jakelin" Tuesday, AP's Sonia Pérez D. reports.
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How mind-boggling that crystals formed on primordial Earth ended up making a cataclysmic voyage to the Moon, only to be eventually brought home by some random ape species that made the same trip four billion years later.
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Scott can put this terrible video behind him and work to send help where it is needed the most — to Bob Levinson and the other hostages who are truly suffering every day and need to be brought home.
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Though Cingrani got ahead 0-2, Wright got just enough barrel on a fastball up and in to line it into left field, just over the reach of third baseman Eugenio Suarez, which brought home the game-winning.
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That array of substances, the Index found, collectively cost $222 in the United States, or more than the average worker between the age of 22013 and 22017 brought home per week in the second quarter of last year.
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Banking on his celebrity as the man who brought home the Cricket World Cup in 1992, and his philanthropic record of building hospitals that provide cancer treatment for the poor, the Oxford-educated heartthrob is now riding high.
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Scientists and citizen scientists used the data to track how far the cats ranged, as well as any prey they captured and brought home across rural and urban areas in the US, the UK, Australia and New Zealand.
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I didn't know when I sat down in front of the TV to watch the DVD copy that my mom had brought home that what I was about to see would change my life—how could I have?
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Austin Nola's sacrifice fly in the ninth inning brought home the go-ahead run as the Seattle Mariners defeated the host Texas Rangers 5-3 Thursday night in the opener of a four-game series in Arlington, Texas.
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To date, there are 57 recorded cases of coronavirus in the United States, including 40 passengers who were aboard the Diamond Princess cruise ship in Japan, three people who were brought home from China and 14 other patients.
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Anxiety over coronavirus spiked after Wednesday's announcement of the first case of the disease, in California, in a patient who had no travel or close proximity links with sufferers brought home to the US from Japan or China.
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TORONTO, Feb 24 (Reuters) - Canadian citizens and permanent residents who remain in Wuhan, China, the centre of the coronavirus outbreak, need to be brought home on a third evacuation plane, a group of families urged the federal government.
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Switzerland's justice minister had said last month she would prefer to have citizens who fought for Islamic State tried on the spot rather than be brought home to face criminal charges, a stance the government has now reaffirmed.
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Trump said Graham should focus on judicial issues — including investigating former president Barack Obama, former FBI director James Comey, and several other of Trump's frequent punching bags — because his constituents in South Carolina want American troops brought home.
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Working as a prostitute, Ms. Gul brought home her customers, many of them taxi drivers, and served them drugged kebabs, after which her family members robbed, killed and then buried them in the yards of two family homes.
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Like Camille, she was the kind of girl who let her mother decorate her bedroom in shades of pink and pastels while she played outside with the boys, explored the woods, and brought home giant spiders as pets.
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Nearly 30 years later, I still remember digging a small hole in the sandy lot behind our house in Florida and carefully placing the seeds I had saved from a watermelon that my mom brought home from the supermarket.
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One of those effects was brought home to British consumers when Tesco, a supermarket chain, ran low of certain products made by Unilever, after the conglomerate failed to get Tesco to pay for the higher cost of importing commodities.
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At the time, Ronnie, 32, was spiraling after admitting he "crossed the line" by locking himself in the bathroom with a woman he brought home from the club in Miami — just days before Jen was supposed to come visit.
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" But six years later, at the age of 17, Arlen made the USA Paralympic swim team and competed at the London Games in 2012 when she "brought home three silver medals and a gold in the 100-meter freestyle.
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Although there is absolutely a whole lot of room for improvement, the 2017 Oscar winners were encouraging: Two out of the four acting awards went to African-Americans, and Moonlight brought home the much-deserved Oscar for Best Picture.
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Gonzalez' sacrifice fly in the fifth inning plated Jose Altuve for a 5-1 lead, and George Springer's double in the sixth brought home Marisnick from first base to allow the Astros to push their advantage to 6-1.
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So is: SoulCycle, açaí, antioxidants, the phrase "mind-body," meditation, the mindfulness jar my son brought home from school, kombucha, chai, juice bars, oat milk, almond milk, all the milks from substances that can't technically be milked, clean anything.
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"These vigilantes have conveniently forgotten that many a spouse, parent, sibling and near and dear one have been brought home safe and secure from affected countries, thanks to the heroic efforts of these Air India crew," said the release.
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After adjusting the data to account for these factors, they still found that white male doctors more often brought home bigger salaries: 36 percent earned more than $250,000 while just more than a quarter of black male doctors did.
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The prospect of more Syrians risking their lives to escape brought back haunting memories for Abdullah Kurdi, father of three-year-old Aylan whose death at the height of the migrant crisis in 2015 brought home its human toll.
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Along with his written thanks, Tebow, 32, also included several photos of he and Bronco through the years and a shot of the "special place" he decided to bury the canine he brought home as a puppy in 2010.
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Besides those on the cruise liner and returnees brought home from China's Wuhan city, the epicenter of the epidemic, about 60 cases of domestic infections have been confirmed in Japan, including 22 in Tokyo, according to NHK public broadcaster.
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Charles II, who had returned from exile in France to sit on the English throne, brought home with him a sense of wonderment at the wide walkways and formal grandeur that he had seen at the Palace of Versailles.
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I brought home the unit that BuzzFeed purchased (Facebook sent a second review unit that is still in the office; Facebook also sent two review units for the Portal TV) and haven't taken it out of the box yet.
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Culex pipiens was an invasive species; it was brought to the U.S. West Nile also really brought home the lesson of the one health concept, where we have to pay attention not just to human disease but animal health.
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If you had ten siblings and four of them brought home wildly inappropriate fiancées, you might feel inclined to ask yourself what was going on in your family to make your judgment and that of your siblings so divergent.
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We spoke to sources connected to Anna and Chris Pratt and they say the couple is out of state, but they've gotten wind that Pete was found, and intend to make arrangements for the dog to be brought home.
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ERBIL, Iraq (Reuters) - Jalal Talabani, whose presidency of post-Saddam Iraq symbolized the resurgence of the country's long-oppressed Kurdish people, was brought home on Friday and borne to his burial through streets crowded with tens of thousands of mourners.
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I eat my salad — romaine, cherry tomatoes, green onions, asparagus, feta, the remaining half of my avocado from yesterday, and Fanny's Lite Italian, plus two (prepackaged) hard-boiled eggs that A. brought home from the hospital and left in the fridge.
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Adrian Gonzalez hit a fielder's choice that brought home Andrew Toles with the winning run in the bottom of the eighth inning to give the Dodgers a 22009-18763 victory over the Chicago Cubs in front of 21876,2162 at Dodger Stadium.
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Many European countries have sky-high rates of distrust in vaccines, as Dan Vergano reported: It's only in recent years that surveys have revealed the popularity of the anti-vaccine movement in Europe, brought home by this year's measles outbreak.
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A series of knife-edge votes have brought home the reality of trying to pass legislation on one of the most divisive and important decisions in modern British history with only a minority government and a party at war with itself.
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Of course, they will say, it was all a very long time ago, and (as the emollient, inter-faith commemorations of last year brought home) doctrinal differences within Western Christianity are no longer seen as a reason to burn one another.
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When she noticed that Auston (Shane's stepson) and Melessa (his biological child) were wondering if other children had to deal with similar tragedies, she brought home a grief kit from Sesame Workshop's "When Families Grieve" initiative, and something unexpected happened.
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But if this nine-day tour of the Asia-Pacific with General Dunford has brought home one point above all, it is that the competition with China, the rising giant of the region, is also taking on a moral tone.
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He gave up a run on five hits in six innings, leaving a 2171-1 game before doubles by Dustin Pedroia, Andrew Benintendi and Mitch Moreland brought home two runs and made Pomeranz a winner in the bottom of the inning.
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Almoz argued that freedom of faith had to be weighed against avoiding slovenliness in the conscript ranks, something he said was brought home to him by comparing Israeli troops to U.S. counterparts now visiting the country for an air defense drill.
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Their son Eric was the first in the family to go to college, had worked for Wells Fargo and Bank of America, ran marathons, sang karaoke, and had a couple of beautiful girlfriends he had brought home to meet his parents.
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They talk about the kind of people I grew up with, that raised me, fed me, hauled me around to soccer practice, eyeballed the tattooed boys I brought home, and whupped my ass once in awhile when I got lippy.
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He has the opportunity to offer some form of federal funding for certain states and districts so on-the-fence senators and representatives get the chance to tell the voters how they brought home the bacon just before election time.
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Sports of The Times Considering how many medals U.S.A. Gymnastics brought home from the Rio Games — an amazing 12, including Simone Biles's three individual golds and the women's team gold — the federation's post-Olympics glow should be brighter than ever.
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A few years ago, after being brought home in an ambulance, a light rain — just a mist — began falling, and he asked to be left outside, on his gurney, so he could feel the rain and look at the trees.
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Samin Nosrat visited the Israeli chef Sarit Packer in London earlier this year, and brought home a recipe for the breakfast cereal Packer serves (above) at Honey & Co., the tiny Middle Eastern restaurant she runs with her husband, Itamar Srulovich.
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In this race, Ayanna Pressley, 44, the first black woman to serve on the Boston City Council, is challenging the incumbent, Michael Capuano, 66, who was first elected in 1998 and has brought home millions of dollars for much-needed projects.
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CreditCreditAndrew White for The New York Times Two years ago, Dane and Brooke Carillo brought home Mackey, an English cream golden retriever, to their two-bedroom apartment in Manhattan, but they quickly realized he wasn't cut out for city life.
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There were copies of Ebony, Essence and Jet that my dad brought home from work so that we could be in touch with our blackness in magazine form, and the union newsletters that explained why his job was worth having.
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The faces of white supremacy have been brought home to most Americans, whether it is random people calling the police on black people in schools, parks, streets, coffee shops, and stores or the screaming, hate filled visages of neo-Nazis.
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His dozens of published photographs in The Times vividly brought home to American readers the brutality of the jungle war and then the frantic efforts of thousands of South Vietnamese to flee Saigon as the Communist forces descended on it.
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Two years after Deng's death, Chen recalled their time together in a letter addressed to the memory of his old roommate: ''I remember on my birthday, freshman year, you brought home a six pack of Corona for us to celebrate.
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But as Eleanor's incarceration brought home, these battles had a price, and in the meanwhile, even worrying and weighing the options distracted us from realizing other things—things we might have noticed a bit earlier, had Gwen had a sibling.
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Yet, when I describe these realities to people, they immediately associate these qualities with the US. Living in America has brought home for me just how pervasive this myth -- that the racism embodied in blackface is an American problem -- has become.
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He tried to bring music into our house, for example, but instead of giving me a cool guitar or a expensive piano, he brought home an organ, because he and my mother were devout Catholics who wanted to hear religious music.
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The actress posted an adorable video Tuesday showing what the couple's morning looked like in NYC after she brought home a German Shepherd pup-aroo ... and then placed it on top of the bed to finish waking her hubby up.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Emma Watson says making her new movie "The Circle," about a fictitious social media giant, had been a tough and vulnerable experience that brought home issues of ethics and the boundaries of privacy in an increasingly public age.
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Mr. Petlin said that as a boy he did not read children's books; instead, he read the newspapers that his father brought home from work and became absorbed in the news of World War II and the fate of Poland.
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Even as thousands of wounded troops were brought home from the Vietnam War, Richard M. Nixon never went to Walter Reed, and Lyndon B. Johnson went only once, although he visited hospitalized soldiers during visits to Vietnam in 1966 and 1967.
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In "Against Romance: An Un-Valentine," Judith Hertog writes about why she prefers to ignore Valentine's Day instead of indulge in the fairy-tale romance: One Valentine's Day many years ago, my spouse, Gil, brought home a bouquet of roses.
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Now that Aly Raisman is done dominating in Rio (she brought home one gold and two silver medals), she's enjoying post-Olympics stardom, hanging out with celebs like Usher, Zac Efron and even agreeing to a date with Raiders tight end Colton Underwood.
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They spent a year in a drawer in my studio in Manhattan, and then moved to a shelf in our new Brooklyn apartment, my first place with an actual closet, and where we brought home our oldest daughter after she was born.
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Another of my objectives was to meet some of the defendants in the Farkhunda case, and they brought home to me the terrible dilemma that mob violence poses for prosecutors and for defendants' own rights: What is a fair apportionment of responsibility?
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" Watson's fascination with swords began as a child, when his father gave him a sword brought home from World War II. But it wasn't until he was in his 30s that he started Angel Sword because, "I was bored as an engineer.
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Other countries are left to figure out how to handle the group's foreign members and the family of its dead fighters While a number of American-born ISIS fighters have been brought home, the U.S. says Muthana will not count among them.
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I thought it was extraordinarily well written, but then the reaction to it was so informative in a way that it really brought home to me how few opportunities we give women to feel inspired by the female characters in a movie.
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Items like rotisserie chicken can be brought home for dinner, but those tempted by a slab of pork terrine or a hot dog on the spot can perch at a counter and even accompany it with beer, wine or kombucha from a tap.
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But it leans heavily on the foreboding that was undoubtedly an element of his final days: A little over a month before he died, soon after writing the "Do You Believe" text, Vivier was assaulted and robbed by another man he'd brought home.
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Forced to wear unnecessary and unhelpful white gloves while examining the 13th-century Carmina Burana, he is left disconsolate when his wife puts them, blackened with the 800-year-old dust he has brought home as a souvenir, straight into the wash.
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In 1972, so-called production and nonsupervisory workers — some 80 percent of the American work force — brought home average wages equivalent to $738.86 a week in today's dollars, after adjusting for inflation, according to an Economic Policy Institute analysis of federal data.
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To date, the State Department has brought home more than 5,000 Americans from 17 countries, including 2023 people from Wuhan, China, in the early days of the coronavirus outbreak and 300 Americans from the Diamond Princess cruise ship that was quarantined in Japan.
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Mendoza could just say: I am a baseball analyst for ESPN, I have two degrees from Stanford, I brought home two medals for my country, I set a boatload of Stanford collegiate softball records and I delivered two babies into this world.
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"The Brexit vote has brought home to a number of people that the U.K. doesn't work the way you thought it does," Mr. Smith said, as he tried to persuade voters to open their doors on a dark, cold and rainy evening.
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" In a newsletter published the following month by South Dakota's Legislative Research Council, that lawmaker, Republican state Representative Fred Deutsch, said he had brought home an idea from the summit: to "establish legislation to criminalize doctors that provide sex change operations in children.
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Trump and his coronavirus task force were told last weekend that Americans who had been in quarantine on the Diamond Princess cruise liner, where the virus had spread, would be brought home, but that those who had symptoms would remain in Japan.
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" Ms. Masenda, the youngest of five children who has siblings in interracial relationships, said she was "never really worried about who I brought home," but she remembered asking Mr. Lo, "Do you really think you can take me home to your parents?
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"The 45 kilos of fentanyl seized last year in this investigation brought home the scope of the problem we face in New Jersey with this highly lethal opioid," Elie Honig, director of the New Jersey Division of Criminal Justice, said in a statement.
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Cubans in eastern Holguin province held a funeral on Sunday for an art instructor and her small child, the first of 67 Holguin residents to be brought home for burial out of 110 people who died Friday in Cuba's worst plane crash since 1989.
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For someone who would sometimes work until 1AM, Khoa was grateful for the videos, and watched them as a way to see what his family was up to while he brought home the bacon — until Keren's work on YouTube started making bacon of its own.
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The first time our engagement came up in conversation in a real way (aside from the time I very seriously requested that there not be a flash mob at Disneyland) was last year, when I brought home the diamond ring I inherited from my grandmother.
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If the sources are correct about the number of dead or otherwise unavailable, that would mean more than 40% of those who were kidnapped in 2014 stand no chance of being brought home alive or no obvious immediate chance of being retrieved through negotiation.
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Delmarva's (45-31, 3-4) offense got to work immediately in the bottom of the first of Game 1 when Natanael Delgado's single, coupled with an error by Isael Soto, brought home Cedric Mullins and Ryan Mountcastle to give the 'Birds a 2-0 advantage.
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Donald said that one example she came across in a chemistry department brought home to her the realisation that women are not afforded the same kind of support men take for granted: Two research fellows, male and female, joined the department at the same time.
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This was brought home by the Christchurch massacre in New Zealand in March, when a video of the shooting and a manifesto written by the alleged culprit spread rapidly on some of the world's best-resourced social-media platforms despite efforts to prevent their dissemination.
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Madonna has a long history with the southeast African nation: She adopted David from Home of Hope, an orphanage in the capital city of Lilongwe, in 2008; a year later, she brought home Mercy after meeting her in an orphanage in Blantyre, Malawi's business capital.
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Despite the resumption of some services, China's aviation authority was stopping any more flights after the return on Monday of the last charter flight, bringing to 15,237 the number of stranded Chinese tourists brought home, the People's Daily newspaper said on its Twitter page.
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On the counter there was a bottle of wine that Rich had brought home earlier, reading the label to her and telling her the price; he wanted something special, he said, when a couple of friends came over on Saturday to celebrate the election.
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Last year, Johnson, who brought home the highest-ever total for acting earnings in the 20-year history of Forbes' Celebrity 100 list in 2018, told ET that he knew a wedding between himself and Hashian was going to happen, but wasn't sure when.
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The man who once rolled his eyes whenever I gushed about Lord of the Rings or the latest comic I brought home with me now joins me on weekly lunches to swap Game of Thrones theories or talk about the latest CW superhero crossovers.
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Mr. Trump's interest in seeing American hostages brought home is a reflection of his us-versus-them worldview that often puts foreign policy issues in stark terms, a senior administration official said, adding that the president takes it personally when adversaries illegally detain Americans.
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And while it was Bela who memorably carried an injured Strug to the podium in Atlanta in 1996, it was Martha who was the head coach of the "Magnificent Seven" that brought home the USA's first-ever Olympic team gold medal in women's gymnastics.
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Wouldn't it be better if they were only shirts I truly loved, without any of the weirdly shaped quasi-crop-tops I've picked up at clothing swaps and brought home with the vague idea that I would some day "figure out" how to wear them?
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But the persistence of type 2 outbreaks has brought home the fact that the campaign probably cannot risk refining the vaccine again, to only the type 1 strain of the virus—even though that is the strain that most needs curbing in the world.
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"However, in large part this is because the tax and benefit system has worked increasingly hard to offset disparities in the pay brought home by working households, and because of the catch-up of pensioners with those of working age, as well as falls in worklessness."
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We are also learning more about the eight-innocent people who were killed in that attack, including 290-year-old, Darren Drake, who was struck while riding a city bike yesterday and is now lovingly remembered by his father as a miracle baby brought home on Thanksgiving.
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IN 2015 the refugee crisis in the eastern Mediterranean made headlines when a picture of a dead three-year-old Syrian boy, face down on a beach on the southern tip of Europe, brought home the tragic consequences of conflicts raging in Africa and the Middle East.
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