Its population of 750,000 is mostly divided between descendants of African slaves brought over by the Dutch and those descended from Indians brought over by the British as indentured laborers.
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That mysterious cornerstone was brought over from the original house.
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Would it be helpful if they brought over a casserole?
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So Ryan made sure they were brought over from Texas.
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These are made right in East LA and brought over.
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Melania brought over her parents and they got their citizenship.
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Our waiter brought over a dessert wine — not a port.
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Last year, the San Francisco event brought over 6,000 attendees.
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A plate of steaming goulash and polenta was brought over.
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And I would have brought over some England with me.
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The occasion, which brought over 100 people together in Pomona, Calif.
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Our server brought over Benihana salad and onion soup to start.
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They were then brought over to the scene in a cart.
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One Friday afternoon in the spring, she brought over some dope.
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Their cries attracted their neighbor, who brought over a hammer, Copeland said.
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S. brought over wine, so we have ourselves a lovely little dinner.
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Most of these mistakes were brought over from past executives, Cramer said.
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"I brought over some Blue Dream, a classic cannabis strain," said Shyface.
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Google has also brought over one big feature from Inbox: Undo Send.
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Now, YouTube has brought over a major player from the music side.
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To start, Apple has brought over News, Stocks, Voice Memos and Home.
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The waitress was lovely and brought over a glass of plain seltzer.
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His first wife, Joy Mazooba, 65, brought over one of their grandchildren.
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Many of these guest workers stayed, and eventually brought over their families.
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The legend of Sinterklaas was brought over by Dutch settlers, she said.
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Apple has eventually brought over almost all of these features to the Mac.
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He's back in King's Landing, having brought over reinforcements from the Golden Company.
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According to current figures, the previous earthquake brought over one hundred of deaths.
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Once the joints are filled, the trays are brought over to a roller.
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The waiter brought over the pastry rolling around on a too-big plate.
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"Who wants to know you were brought over on a bet?" she said.
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After Ms. Nelson took Mikey home, a friend brought over a picnic dinner.
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Uber maintains that it has not used the files that Levandowski brought over.
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Some of them brought over other relatives, who also married and had kids.
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So a friend brought over a bag, it said "For Frankie" on it.
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Most of the workers brought over have few skills and come from poor countries.
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Instant RSVPs are another feature Google brought over from the web version of Gmail.
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The first enslaved persons are brought over in 28503, slavery not abolished until 22019.
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Some prefer games are brought over untouched, as close to the original as possible.
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Some have lived in Malaysia for years and have also brought over their families.
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The main worry isn't that these travelers brought over live mosquitoes carrying the disease.
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Simon Cockerell of UK-based Koryo tours has brought over 100 tourists to the event.
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As a stopgap measure, Turkey has granted citizenship to several priests brought over from Greece.
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"They brought over prayer tapes, and we would read parts of the Bible," she wrote.
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He was brought over the border from Mexico as a child, and never attended college.
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Leiter brought over three clients from ML Strategies: The American Hospital Association, Exxon Mobil Corp.
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She was outside holding the bottle of whisky Peter had brought over the night before.
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Photo courtesy of Loudphoto Onyx brought over 20 years of experience to Ephin and SDK.
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Putin reportedly had his new limousine -- slightly larger than Trump's -- brought over for the occasion.
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When someone was sick, he was the one who brought over a cup of tea.
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When I was done, Diana brought over my check and a box for the leftovers.
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A female TSA agent was eventually brought over, and she examined my chest by hand.
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Before she could spray it right onto her fingers, Ms. Vargas brought over paper cups.
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I brought over my shit—my mic, my computer—and we just went to work.
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Stoats were originally brought over to New Zealand to control its once-massive rabbit population.
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Second of all, I don't want to be brought over to be introduced to Axl Rose.
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It's an actual 8263th-century English pub that they brought over from Europe in the 1930s.
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African Americans were not introduced into that narrative until Africans were brought over in chains, enslaved.
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Dining service employees completed 40 hours of training with a chef specially brought over from France.
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Masai Ujiri was an executive that you brought over to the Raptors early in your tenure.
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It's that they force us to break the accumulation habit we brought over from desktop computing.
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But we brought over some local key collaborators and people we've worked with in the past.
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And they brought over a set of gorgeous plates for us — a gift from my aunt.
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I had moments when I felt a strong emotion stylistically that you brought over from Moonlight.
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Non-governmental organizations brought over half the cases analyzed, including the bulk of the "pro" lawsuits.
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A decade later, Suzuki brought over his Japanese bride, Yoshi, as part of an arranged marriage.
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The dough recipe was created by the cook that we brought over to create the pie.
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She brought over a drawing of Trump as a clown with a blue nose and fangs.
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A few minutes later, the flight attendant brought over a wine list and a dinner menu ...
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When Mr. Moreno brought over an air pump, they shot him in the neck and chest.
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The girl, Rosamaria Hernandez, who was brought over the border illegally to live in Laredo, Tex.
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A special tank, brought over from Japan, was installed to stop the pollution of the pond.
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Foreigners brought over on the K-1 visa can't work, and they can't get driver's licenses.
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"I knew it was going to be that way when I was brought over," Jackson says.
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But never fear: The crown was brought over to Parliament from Buckingham Palace in its own car.
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Our friends brought over cookies from a local bakery, so we each have a few for dessert.
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My sister-in-law brought over four huge boxes of baby clothes that her son has outgrown.
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As the story goes, he was kidnapped into slavery at age 16 and brought over to Ireland.
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Andrew Cranston, former KPMG Russia head, has been brought over to replace chief operating officer Steven Louw.
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An insider told the magazine that Markle has even brought over "delicious treats" for the pregnant Middleton.
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Police say Elizabeth had Jenna's two sons in tow, brought over while they were staying with Jerrod.
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The hedgehog I chose was brought over to me in a box and left in my lap.
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The focus selection joystick from the X-Pro 24 has been brought over, and I love it.
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Mostly plantations, pineapple, sugar cane, railroads—that infrastructure being built brought over Chinese, Japanese, and Korean people.
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He also brought over a hair tie and a lens wipe and plastic bag for my phone.
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The recipe was brought over to Latin America from Spain and adapted for use with indigenous meats.
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People raised their hands and stood in line and waited for the microphone to be brought over.
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Jamaica was once populated with the Taino, until a certain someone brought over smallpox, guns, and Christianity.
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It's unclear if Dragon Quest XI will launch on all three platforms when it's brought over here.
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When different groups of English immigrants settled in the United States in the 1800s and earlier, some brought over the non-rhotic affectation — typically to the metropolitan areas that are now Boston and New York City, as well as the South — and some brought over the rhotic affectation.
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Europeans might have simply preferred to only breed and sustain the dogs they brought over from their homelands.
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Quick-thinking crews brought over a ladder, as shown on videos posted on Twitter by fans in attendance.
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He's had other dogs brought over, but his dad's dog doesn't want to play with any of them.
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Hundreds of tons of gojis from throughout China are brought over here daily and sold to wholesale buyers.
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And as soon as the [waiter] brought over my pizza, Guy walks by and goes, 'Huh. Huh. Huh.
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H-1B workers brought over by outsourcing firms often don't know the circumstances they are about to face.
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Comcast has already brought over 500,000 families onto the Internet Essentials plan, totaling over 2 million US residents.
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"We brought over the PC rules, even though we had no way to officially enforce them," Villar says.
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The storms brought over 8 inches of rain to Northern California and covered the Sierra Nevada with snow.
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They've also brought over rising MC Novelist with plans to bring more of their brethren across the border.
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If it needs preparation, you will be given a number; when it's ready, it will be brought over.
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Presumably this was one of the lemurs that Branson had brought over from Madagascar to save from extinction.
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Joe: Then the joints are brought over to another station where they are placed in packages and sealed.
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But when it got dark I drew a bath, lit candles and brought over a bottle of wine.
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This year, the festival's weekend marathon brought over 214 bands to roughly a dozen venues across two nights.
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After the meeting wrapped up, volunteers brought over a dozen therapy dogs to help console those in pain.
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We watch The Bachelorette, then take a dessert break to eat some of the ice cream he brought over.
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Mulvaney has filled the West Wing with like-minded technocrats, many of whom he brought over from the OMB.
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We brought over our DIT guy, Danu, because he's been amazing to me through every project I've worked with.
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Among them are James Quarles and Jeannie Rhee, both of whom Mueller brought over from his old firm, WilmerHale.
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We took a seat in the far corner of an empty cafe, and a waitress brought over some coffee.
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As polar seas melt, their fragile ecosystems are infected with invasive microbes that are brought over with the current.
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Released initially as a Tidal exclusive, the album is thought to have brought over 1.5 million subscribers to Tidal.
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"We've brought over 130 law enforcement actions targeting those who send out unlawful calls and illegal calls," Kopec said.
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Peter Voulkos brought over a collector who was a math teacher at Scripps and he bought it for $100.
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In an effort to add more diversity to U.S. sitcoms and shows, networks have brought over talent from India.
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O'Brien also has brought over a senior Foreign Service officer, Matthias Mitman, to serve as the NSC's executive secretary.
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On my next visit, I brought over Rejuvenate All Floors Restorer and told her to give it a try.
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It's an approach to retailing that Kaplan and Rue La La founder Ben Fischman eventually brought over to M.Gemi.
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He opened the fridge and peeled back the tinfoil from a dish one of the friends had brought over.
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Jim Jordan to the Intelligence Committee, Republicans also brought over his chief counsel for the Oversight Committee, Steve Castor.
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Ruby, who her parents insist is the best baby ever, started to wail as they brought over her birthday cake.
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That's when she brought over a mirror so I could see the difference between the two sides of my face.
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He left for work around 24am, and my friend had brought over an iPod dock to listen to music on.
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And their way of life was almost wiped out when many of them died from diseases brought over by settlers.
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Luckily, another friend brought over a bunch of beer earlier in this week, and I still have lots left over.
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Sullivan's decision could be appealed, which could impact similar litigation brought over Lyondell Chemical Co's $12.5 billion buyout in 2007.
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And that makes sense, since one of the chefs who worked at Kansas secretly brought over many of the recipes.
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Jon brought over some of his gear—his laptop, his speakers—and just set up right in the living room.
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These infrequent cases were deemed to be brought over by people traveling from other countries where measles is still endemic.
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But it also requires a specific vote in the majority-Republican chamber to consider evidence brought over from the House.
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Steve Galle, an engineer at Wevr, brought over an off-white piece of plastic and put it on the table.
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TikTok Screenshots TikTok Screenshots Hopefully we'll see Instagram's new editing features brought over to its main Stories and video composers.
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The department itself is expanding under its new director, Sheena Wagstaff, whom Campbell brought over from Tate Modern, in London.
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In time, the relatives whom Fatima brought over to help with her children married and had children of their own.
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Communities from backcountry Provence brought over the famous "half-half": half anchovy, half cheese (and Emmental cheese this time—French style).
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They&aposre sent over, they&aposre brought over by coyotes in a situation that that can be very dangerous for them.
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Hackett was brought over from Ford's Smart Mobility division in 2017 to replace Mark Fields, who was CEO for three years.
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So Matt Flannery, my cinematographer, brought over Yudi, his focus puller and camera assistant, because they have such an incredible relationship.
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She told me that when she was young she was brought over to Nashville to sing at the Grand Ole Opry.
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"They receive a document from the Mexican government, and then they're brought over here within an hour or two," said Williams.
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Over the course of the next year they slowly brought over people from the software company to fill out the studio.
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She and Josh followed up with a few more trips over the next few weeks, then he brought over some MDMA.
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Almost 100,000 have been brought to Italy this year, adding to the half a million brought over the three previous years.
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They'd been on the island since the mid-19th century, brought over by the first ranchers, and had long gone feral.
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But the leaders of some veterans' groups say he should have never been brought over to lead VA to begin with.
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In that time, the company stayed focused on the power brands it brought over from Kraft — like Oreo and Chips Ahoy!
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His sister, who lives in Germany and is married to a Syrian Kurd, brought over their Syrian relatives earlier this year.
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Topolsky started The Verge in 2011, founding the Vox Media site with a group of staffers he brought over from Engadget.
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Having a provision on automated decisions is not a new right, having been brought over from the 1995 data protection directive.
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All the steaks, along with whole racks of lamb and veal, are cooked over charcoal, then brought over for tableside carving.
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Earlier this year, ByteDance acquired a number of Smartisan's patents and brought over some of its employees to produce the phone.
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Lovett, brought over with the production from London's Tooting Arts Club, were fine but both you and I found them screamy.
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As the party in the tiki bar was winding down, a Translate engineer brought over his laptop to show Hughes something.
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If they get brought over and they are part of this process, it immediately becomes 10 times more chaotic and absurd.
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One American rock star was recently set straight, for example, when he asked that a woman he spotted be brought over.
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I was huge fan of The Thick of It, which was [Armando] Iannucci's version of what he brought over here [Veep].
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As we sit licking spoons and idly rubbing contented paunches, a final tray is brought over—bearing a custard tart, of course.
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Twitter says the explore tab has been brought over from its mobile app to feature more live videos and personalized local trends.
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It has been a fruit-farming region for over two millennia; grapes were reportedly brought over from Western Asia and the Mediterranean.
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Our best guesses are that she stowed away, or found a new family, was brought over by them, and then ran away?
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The peasant food my family brought over from Hunan province doesn't include MSG or sugar, because such luxuries were out of reach.
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The phenomenal multi-directional focus stick has been brought over from the X-Pro 2, placed right where your thumb naturally wanders.
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Her kidney was removed and brought over to Jackson, who had a four-hour surgery and nearly two weeks in the hospital.
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His office also brought over 100 cases in an insider trading scheme that relied on hacking press releases before they were public.
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The earliest settlers of colonial America brought over many of the laws and customs of England with them to the United States.
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After dealing with a few guests needier than I, the concierge brought over my keys and I headed to the 11th floor.
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Del Potro signaled for a bottle of water to be brought over, even opened it for Almagro, and helped him stand up.
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At this point, the bar staff brought over two small cups of complimentary sake (turns out the Inamura-san is a regular).
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Or flan— it's a beloved dessert in both Mexico and Vietnam, because it was brought over by the Spaniards and French respectively.
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Major League Soccer has brought over big names like David Beckham, Thierry Henry and Zlatan Ibrahimovic in the twilight of their careers.
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Send Guests Home With LeftoversIf you're throwing a potluck, it's easy to send guests home with leftovers in the dishes they brought over.
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They said editors who came over brought over "some shitty tricks," which is how celebrity deaths ended up getting milked for search clicks.
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A few years later, in 2012, Chase agreed to pay $110 million to settle a class action lawsuit brought over its overdraft fees.
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Eggnog became a holiday tradition when it was brought over to the American colonies, where cows, chickens and rum were much more accessible.
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It's an altered version of these concepts that filtered into the American dream, a hangover from the puritan ideals the pilgrims brought over.
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Some kind of forest spirits having their fun at our expense, some kind of cloud that we brought over from London with us.
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I figured there must be some black market in books from Canada, akin to the way prescription medicine is brought over the border.
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One day, Michael and Antonia had been cleaning up Jason's apartment, and they brought over to Christine the contents of his kitchen cabinet.
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It has already brought over Office and subsumed well-regarded email app Acompli and calendar app Sunrise into a revamped Outlook for iPhone.
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In the episode of the Pizza Show I was in, Frank brought over a slice from a $2,500 pizza for me to encase.
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Even though beer is not all over the Bible—as wine is—beer was in fact brought over from Egypt by the ancient Israelites.
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Some of the residents buy pricey SIM cards brought over from Britain, where buyers need not show an ID, as they must in France.
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Ford's also showing off the GT's new digital instrument cluster, which the company says will soon be brought over to its more affordable cars.
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Infectious diseases like measles, chickenpox, whooping cough, and smallpox brought over to the New World by European settlers killed likely millions of Native Americans.
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When the waiter brought over salmon tartare instead of steak, Canuel took a bite in the dimly lit restaurant before realizing the switch-up.
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Dossena was brought over to Paco Rabanne as a consultant during the Maurer years; a few months in, he was promoted to creative director.
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More than half of the donations came from just one of the lawyers, James Quarles, whom Mueller brought over from his old firm, WilmerHale.
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" After the waiter brought over cold glasses of milk for the table, Big Body Bes noted the soigné service: "Bringing us glasses of milk?
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The pair of wings with which the actors were rehearsing had been brought over from London, but new ones were under construction for Broadway.
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" And something he brought over from Google, especially from his interactions with cofounder Larry Page, is to make sure employees are always "thinking big.
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Around the same time ActRaiser launched in the U.S., Acclaim brought over the Super NES conversion of Peter Molyneux's Populous, another literal god-sim.
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They have already diversified into producing and trafficking methamphetamine after learning how to make meth from South American cooks they brought over to Nigeria.
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Elmore's essentially racist argument not only dismisses the 21987, but the very idea that African American culture builds on traditions brought over from Africa.
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For the welcome cocktail party, Mr. Santos's father, Alvin Santos, marinated nine pounds of pork brought over on the 40-minute flight from Oahu.
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The African Penguins were brought over from the zoo in Baltimore and were nothing if not productive members of the publisher's book distribution center.
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Immigrants. Most of what constitutes a "traditional" American Christmas was brought over to us by immigrants, beginning with the Germans in the 6900's.
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You're part of the "seventh wave colonists," people brought over to a new continent to help, as the game puts it, tame the unknown.
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We wouldn't be surprised if Samsung brought over the S7/S7 Edge's microSD card, water-resistance and fast wireless charging to the Note 6, too.
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Looks like it's going to be some leftover borscht soup my Polish classmate brought over for Christmas and roasted Brussels sprouts sprinkled with nutritional yeast.
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It's possible that it was brought over by foreign cave visitors: the fungus latches onto shoes, clothes, and backpacks so it's easy to carry around.
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Its style is as old as the city itself, brought over from the Americas by the settlers who arrived in several waves from 1792 onward.
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It used to be that interest in comics was limited to old editions of Archie and MAD Magazine brought over by expat Americans and Brits.
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One of Google Allo's biggest features, when compared to regular SMS texting, was the AI-powered Smart Replies that Google brought over from Google Assistant.
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Aside from a few indigenous ingredients like poi, almost every ingredient was brought over here by different people who had traveled from different nearby islands.
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The Scotsman is believed to have brought over a distillation background, and by 1717, was distilling and serving apple brandy at the Colts Neck Inn.
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" One woman who called into the show said she disagreed with Carson, arguing, "You can't be an immigrant if you're brought over here in chains.
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While technological biomimicry is fairly normal these days something so basic as sniffing hasn't been quite brought over from the natural realm to the digital.
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The food was prepared at the White House and brought over in military vehicles; Mount Vernon did not have a modern kitchen or much electricity.
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Even better, the giddy production Lincoln Center Festival brought over from the C.I.C.T./Théâtre des Bouffes du Nord in Paris is a grin-inducing delight.
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A low-mileage '94 Supra brought over $100,000 at auction early this year; when new, thousands of the cars were sold for $35,000 to $40,000.
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In the 1880s, the federal government brought over more than 300 carp to the United States from Germany, at the request of recent European settlers.
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Mere coincidence that he moved so quickly from writing the founding document of democracy to writing a bill abolishing inheritance laws brought over from England?
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General Manager Travis Schlenk was brought over from the Warriors to facilitate the rebuilding process, and he let Millsap and Hardaway leave as free agents.
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Eat The Indian food here is as authentic as it gets, made by the descendants of Indian nationals who were brought over as indentured servants.
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But Sony has what it thinks are a couple of tricks up its sleeve, thanks to features brought over from its Alpha lineup of cameras.
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But is Andy Dalton the quarterback to run the type of frantic play-action offense that Taylor will presumably have brought over from the Rams?
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Before the FCC stripped it of jurisdiction, the FTC—the nation's most experienced privacy enforcement agency—brought over 500 privacy enforcement actions, including against ISPs.
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Laws were passed to keep Chinese women out of the country, so that the Chinese males who were brought over for menial labor couldn't produce offspring.
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I wolf it all down while watching Insecure on HBO GO. I also polish off the bottle of wine a date brought over earlier this week.
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This is mine, it is how I experienced it, what I learned from it and what I brought over from the mountains into my normal life.
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After Devin balled out on Sunday -- 140 yards from scrimmage and a TD -- teammate Frank Gore brought over Adrian Peterson to give him some postgame love.
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Then-counterintelligence agent Peter Strzok, who had an extramarital affair with Page during the 85033 election, was then brought over to work on the Russia investigation.
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Android previously launched widgets as part of its 210 software release, Ice Cream Sandwich, a feature brought over from its tablet release, Honeycomb, eight months earlier.
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William Brady, who was at Credit Suisse since he was brought over by Frank Quattrone in the late '90s, was among those who left for Jefferies.
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A spun-out subsidiary of Tencent, TME operates three music streaming apps — QQ Music and what the CMC merger brought over, Kuwo Music and Kugou Music.
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Given that he's about to hit our shores, we've brought over this incredibly interesting interview with Senni himself from our good friends over at Noisey Italia.
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The series of essays that explained how racism has been interwoven into the American fabric since the first enslaved people were brought over 400 years ago.
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To replace her, the team brought over Matt Klainer, a vice president from the consumer communications products group as its business development lead for Google Health.
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At Don's, bakers crank out tarts, molding pastry dough into individual tins with an ancient hand-operated tart press that was brought over from Birmingham, England.
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This was how "Mnemosyne" was installed in Palestine during YAYA 2016 — the couch was brought over from the north of Palestine, to Jerusalem and then to Ramallah.
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"He brought over takeout from Postino and two bottles of Brassfield's Eruption wine and we closed the blinds," she wrote in an excerpt published by the outlet.
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Earlier this year, French group Rockwinds brought over Frederic Coudray, who has been on the cocoa trading desks of firms such as Olam, ADM and Barry Callebaut.
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It's possible that the rover will find samples of ancient Martian fossils, or it may be that the rover will mistakenly detect organisms brought over from Earth.
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Last year, Pasola brought over 2,000 tourists to a part of the world so poor even a middling mad scientist could set up a secret volcano lair.
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The Seattle-based chain takes pride in its restaurants, and, for this New York location, has brought over two notable Seattle chefs, Ethan Stowell and Tom Douglas.
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The case gives the court an opportunity to issue a ruling saying whether or not challenges to gerrymandering can be brought over maps drawn solely on partisan grounds.
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As recently as 2002, the Catholic church tried to outlaw the Afro-Brazilian religion of Candomblé, a practice of Yoruban origins brought over by the Atlantic slave trade.
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Price as tested: $193,219 Ford needed an entry in the subcompact crossover space, so it's easy to see why they brought over a years-old design from abroad.
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But many black sea bass were brought over the gunwales that day as well, along with a great many porgies, the fish known in these waters as scup.
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Which, of course, is why employees have to be brought over to keep a watchful eye over the "self" services, and do more work keeping tabs on shoppers.
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Originally a custom brought over by German immigrants, the firing of the guns (and cannons, in some cases) was thought to dispel evil spirits in preparation for Christmas.
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The agency noted it has hired additional staff and brought over employees from other agencies just to quicken the response time to the high volume of congressional requests.
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He brought over a few chef friends from Paris and was paired with some of the regular BAM crew to create his eight-course feast for the night.
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Gardephe said no trial was necessary to decide the case, one of several enforcement actions the SEC has brought over fake filings in the agency's electronic Edgar system.
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It was also influential in the history of Alabama, where the slaves brought over on the Clotilda settled, creating what became known as Africatown in Mobile, after emancipation.
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They have brought over one of Baxter's trademark drinks, a simple highball made from bourbon and freshly squeezed Granny Smith apple juice, to win over any whiskey skeptics.
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Just Read the Instructions, which was used in the previous SpaceX landings from Cape Canaveral, has been restored, modified and brought over to the West Coast for this launch.
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The longhorned tick has been rarely spotted in the U.S. before, but these appeared to be isolated cases brought over from animals in countries where the tick was endemic.
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Europeans could have brought over diseases such as rabies and canine distemper (similar to measles, but in dogs) that were probably not present in the Americas before, Perri said.
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In addition, safety Rodney McLeod was brought over from St. Louis to provide range, and while his original contract terms seemed onerous, he's got only $17 million in guarantees.
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Since the Syrian conflict began at the outset of the Arab Spring, it has brought over a million refugees, more bombings, and, evidence increasingly shows, ISIS operatives to Lebanon.
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The lawsuit comes as Facebook weighs its options following a $500 million verdict in an unrelated lawsuit brought over its VR technology by video game developer ZeniMax Media Inc.
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In April, the firm announced that it had brought over one of Wall Street's top deal makers, Scott A. Barshay, to become the global head of mergers and acquisitions.
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Virtually no company would ever risk being inundated with lawsuits to the point of bankruptcy if legal action could be brought over every little comment posted by its users.
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These chicken buses, as the locals refer to them, are retired school buses brought over from the US. Wild DayGlo and pastel stripes cover the faded yellow paint jobs.
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It's a testament to the coercive power of the top-of-feed Stories design that Instagram pioneered and Facebook brought over, and it's already testing bigger Stories preview tiles.
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Then Maisa brought over Tarzan — "He is a very gentle horse, he learns fast, and he really loves to jump" — and the two girls set out into the cold.
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The rookie Alexandre Texier, who was brought over after his season ended in the Finnish league, scored his first N.H.L. goal and later added one of the empty-netters.
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The Times has fared slightly better in the United States: The newspaper has not lost a libel case brought over one of its articles for at least 50 years.
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The restaurant brought over fruit and a neck pillow as a gift, and we ended the night with a photograph featuring a tacky blinking sign that celebrated my birthday.
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As he paused to brace himself, Mr. Devlin-Brown placed a hand on his lower back to comfort him and a courtroom worker brought over a box of tissues.
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There was also Kritika Manchanda, who designed an all-white collection inspired by the fabrics and outfits the British brought over as they colonized Manchanda's home country of India.
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In 2013, the company brought over its popular reality show, The Ultimate Fighter, and selected popular Chinese fighter Tiequan Zhang as one of the main coaches on the show.
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After the crown is brought over to her, by a person handling it ever-so-gently in a pair of white gloves, she grabs it and scoots it even closer.
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The blaze lasted only a brief while and died on its own, and Guk and the bald man brought over a pile of hot clams on a piece of cardboard.
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When some Japanese games are brought over to the US, there are changes made to the sexual content, including the young ages (some as young as 14) of some characters.
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The first group of those frogs, 18 of them, were brought over from England to the US for the first time by the organization that would eventually become Planned Parenthood.
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But if they really wanted to make stars feel like they were getting the fast food celebrity treatment, they could have at least brought over some early-release Shamrock Shakes.
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Ghosn was widely credited with rescuing Nissan from near-bankruptcy after he was brought over to Japan in 1999 by Renault after the French automaker bought a chunk of Nissan.
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But until Medine was approved as its first chairman, the board had just two staffers — they were brought over from other agencies and were hamstrung in what they could do.
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Brought over from the United States by Amazon in 2010, the annual event started as single day of discounting before growing into a long weekend that took in 'Cyber Monday'.
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Before that it was Scottish, the name of an indentured servant who came here when America wasn't a country, when he was just one of many who were brought over.
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For all the frustrations and setbacks they've experienced in the process, the change that progressives have brought over time about by leveraging power within the party has been substantial and meaningful.
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The back joystick has been upgraded to support 8-way presses (it now works diagonally), and there's a status LCD at the top that Panasonic has brought over from the G9.
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It has also brought over half a million new jobs to communities in the province, he said, including in tree nurseries and as forest guards established as part of the effort.
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That makes it totally plausible that some white voters who currently oppose Trump might be brought over to his side by four years of talk about how racist Trump's administration is.
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"The popular idea of what sex trafficking involves often is people chained to a basement, Russian women brought over to this country in container ships and sold into slavery," Healey said.
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It wasn't just the scroll-flicks and pinch-to-zooms already on the iPhone and Android devices of the time that Palm had brought over to its next-gen smartphone hardware.
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Fujifilm has brought over the 24.3-megapixel X-Trans CMOS III that debuted in the X-Pro 2, adding eight megapixels on top of the 16 that the X-T1 offered.
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Many of these artists on their first visits to the US. In March, Huang brought over Osaka's Seiho, an eclectic producer inspired by Squarepusher, for his first stateside gig at Kremwerk.
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Coach Babers's brand of no-huddle, push-the-pace mayhem, which he brought over from his two seasons as head coach at Bowling Green, translated well to the Carrier Dome turf.
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Everlasting Gobstoppers or Jawbreakers, inspired by Roald Dahl's "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," were popular in the UK for decades before they were brought over to the United States in 1976.
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Those cases were consolidated before Furman, who also oversees injury and death cases brought over crashes blamed on an ignition switch that prompted the recall of 2.6 million vehicles in 2014.
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According to reports, as she placed the charitable offering in front of the man, a staff member brought over the meal the dude had already ordered and apologized for the wait.
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Matt Arnold was brought over from Tampa Bay to be Stearns right-hand man, and he's likely to be a candidate for any General Manager position that opens up this winter.
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The State Department is responding to dozens of lawsuits brought over Clinton's use of a private, home-based email system while she was the agency's top diplomat from 2009 to 2013.
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In Burkhard C. Kosminski's first season leading the Schauspiel Stuttgart, in southern Germany, he has brought over the British director Robert Icke's acclaimed four-hour version for its German-language premiere.
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From the looks of it ... these guys brought over a slaughterhouse's worth of meat, and it seems they were getting ready to fire it all up in a wood-burning barbecue.
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In the U.S., hookah lounges are mainly found in immigrant communities in major urban centers like Los Angeles and New York, a centuries-old tradition brought over from the Arab world.
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In July, Comey recommended no criminal charges be brought over Clinton's handing of classified information in the emails, although he said she and her colleagues were "extremely careless" in handling such information.
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All told, federal and state prosecutors have brought over 100 cases against self-described Sovereign Citizens since 2000, according to J. J. MacNab, a fellow at George Washington University's Program on Extremism.
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In doing so, he brought over composer Nicholas Britell, who supplied the hearable texture to Moonlight's sound, along with his own changeless cinematic talent for stripping scenes to their most bare sentiments.
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Because experiencing Blue is a must for any listener, we brought over a copy of the seminal LP to Chicago's Thalia Hall where Pedro the Lion was set to play a show.
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Yasuo Shigeta, a restaurateur, and the creative director Tomoyuki Iwanami have brought over three chefs who specialize in the cooking of the Hida region of Japan, a mountainous area northwest of Tokyo.
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That afternoon he brought over a bundle of thank you cards I'd sent him during my quest for the job — a personal touch taught to me by a career counselor at Brown.
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The 5-month-old water mammal was transported to the fire station before he was picked up by a team of veterinarians and brought over to their Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito.
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"Under Secretary for Arms Control and International Security Andrea Thompson is a dedicated public servant who brought over 25 years of military experience to her role at the State Department," Pompeo wrote.
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South Africa has shown how to design and implement a transparent and bankable procurement process, which has now run through four rounds and brought over 2000MW of renewable energy onto the grid.
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"Like the next day after she had a seizure, I knew she wouldn't really remember me so I brought over some cheesecake, which she had told me was her favorite," he says.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - ConocoPhillips will receive $337 million from Ecuador under a settlement of an arbitration case that the U.S. energy company brought over a 2009 confiscation of assets in the South American country.
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The trial and the case will unwind the messy, ugly ways in which Cuban baseball players are brought over from their homeland to the United States for the sake of big, fat contracts.
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It would only affect the LIDAR that Uber is trying to produce on its own, and source indicate that Uber is already trying to pivot away from the designs brought over by Levandowski.
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In addition, the conservatives want to end a lottery that grants visas to countries with few immigrants to the U.S. and curb the relatives who can be brought over by immigrants, Walker said.
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Home Depot has agreed to pay at least $19.5 million to settle consumer lawsuits brought over a massive 2014 data breach that exposed more than 50 million customers' data, according to multiple reports.
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Here she is taking a digital picture of one of the original negatives of who she believes is Redoshi, known to be the last surviving enslaved person brought over on the Clotilda ship.
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Young and chief content officer Kate Lewis, whom he brought over from Say Media, called meetings with magazine staffs where he argued that a union would divide the company and slow its progress.
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After the city was conquered by Japanese forces in 1938, cherry blossom seeds were brought over from Japan and planted on the university campus, previously known for its architecture reminiscent of Oxford University.
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For twenty years, Tiki items first brought over to the U.S. by American soldiers that served in the South Pacific, found their way into American houses until it was deemed culturally insensitive, Kennedy said.
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Many men brought over their families, fearing it would soon become impossible to do so: between 1962 and 1965, more than 90% of Commonwealth immigrants were the dependents of men living in the country.
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The Geechee-Gullah people were direct descendants of African slaves brought over to work rice plantations in the 18th century; they had a hundred west African ways, as she did with her pea-planting.
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Most recently, massive displacement have been caused by both the 2003 earthquake that destroyed Port-au-Prince and the cholera epidemic that was brought over by UN peacekeepers and is responsible for 10,000 fatalities.
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Mangine brought over Pead's old college football jersey -- which elicited a smile from the RB. Pead also posed for a pic in front of the hospital -- sporting a smile while seated in his wheelchair.
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Harvey brought over 50 inches of rain to some parts of Texas, setting a record for the most rainfall from any tropical storm or hurricane to hit the United States since record-keeping began.
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Lyft says that in 2017 Q20163 it saw 168% in GAAP (generally accepted accounting principles) revenue growth year-over-year, and that it brought "over $1 billion" in GAAP revenue for the whole year.
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I watched as your mother brought over snacks and saw that you made no effort to assist her in bringing those large containers of cupcakes from the bleachers out to your 40 other teammates.
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Not only was he temporarily brought over to the House Intelligence Committee for the public impeachment hearings, but Jordan was also tapped by Trump to serve as an impeachment surrogate during the Senate trial.
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"We launched our platform into the market a little over nine months ago and brought over 8,500 active users on the platform the first six months after launch," Nexkey CEO Eric Trabold told me.
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The mahogany bar, intricately carved with garlands and horse and elephant heads, is a copy of the one at the Lillie's near Union Square, which was brought over from Gosford Castle in Northern Ireland.
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A large percentage came as part of a one-time, $1.1 billion "acqhire" deal that closed during the first quarter, as Google brought over around 2,000 engineers in Taiwan from the smartphone firm HTC.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Harvey Keitel, the Oscar-nominated actor whose movies include "Taxi Driver" and "Pulp Fiction," has lost a lawsuit he brought over a starring role he did not get in E*Trade commercials.
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A Chick-fil-A employee crossed enemy lines on Monday when he brought over some Chick-fil-A chicken sandwiches to "stressed out" workers at a neighboring Popeyes, local news in Greensboro, North Carolina, reported.
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The home improvement retailer has agreed to pay at least $6900 million to settle consumer lawsuits brought over a massive 2628 data breach that exposed more than 28503 million customers' data, according to multiple reports.
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Do this enough times and your body will become a giant, pulsating nerve of sensation; and your orgasm, if and when you are brought over that edge, will be that much more intense and powerful.
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So far, they have brought over 400 tech volunteers together, mostly from the UK, some of whom have been providing volunteer support to local Covid Mutual Aid groups which have sprung up across the country.
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He squirms in his seat, talks with his arms, raises and drops his eyebrows, and fiddles with the spoon that accompanies his bowl of apple crumble that our waiter brought over a few minutes in.
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The tobacco company Altria, which brought over $6 billion home during the holiday, spent $2.5 billion on share buybacks and bumped pay in the executive ranks by more than $50 million, but cut 6,000 jobs.
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Mr. Mulvaney insists he has the bandwidth for both the budget and consumer jobs — and, in a sign of his seriousness, has brought over his top communications adviser from the Office of Management and Budget.
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"Under Secretary for Arms Control and International Security Andrea Thompson is a dedicated public servant who brought over 25 years of military experience to her role at the State Department," Pompeo said in a statement.
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Last year, the league brought over Chris Paul, Luol Deng, the Gasol brothers and a list of other NBA stars to play an exhibition game at an arena in downtown Johannesburg, its first game in Africa.
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All the hallmarks of Nintendo's original console have been brought over to its newest hard — the two-tone grey and black style, the block font, and of course, the glossy red accents for the face buttons.
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It was brought over from Egypt by the ancient Israelites, according to the Jewish Museum in Munich, which is taking part in 500th anniversary celebrations of the Bavarian Beer Purity Law that regulated Germany's brewing industry.
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AMC has sought to breathe life into the series with several key additions in its latest season, including Lennie James, who was brought over from the flagship drama "The Walking Dead," as the character of Morgan.
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But by the time he had gotten the John Deere planter loaded on the flatbed and brought over from the seed corn fields, a line of spring storms had rolled in, blanketing the sky for days.
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The Block Island turbines were built overseas by a division of General Electric and were installed by a ship from Norway, brought over at a cost of millions of dollars, with help from an American vessel.
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In 2014, during a maritime dispute that caused the biggest breakdown in ties in decades, Vietnam said it was considering legal actions similar to the one the Philippines brought over the disputed Spratly and Paracel islands.
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In 2017, NYU's Hemispheric Institute of Performance and Politics brought over 30 artists and activists to Chiapas, Mexico for eight days to investigate how the region was dealing with its then-little publicized influx of refugees.
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She fed him apple-flavored deworming paste, and brought over an equine dentist who pulled Sherman's rotten teeth and estimated by their growth that he was only 8, shockingly young for a donkey who seemed 80.
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"I'm confident that this body can rise above short term-ism and factional fever, and serve the long-term best interests of our nation," McConnell said on the Senate floor after the articles were brought over.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - An elected official of a New York City suburb was convicted on Friday of what authorities have called the first criminal securities charges brought over municipal bonds, a spokesman for federal prosecutors said.
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We aim for small, foldable toys that can disappear at the end of the night, and so I nearly had a cow when my sister brought over the Fisher-Price Laugh and Learn Crawl Around Car.
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Last year, a district court in Fukushima ruled in the largest class action lawsuit brought over the 2011 nuclear disaster that the company and the Japanese government were liable for damages totaling about 500 million yen.
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Over the years, relatives and friends have scoured my refrigerator, weeded my closet, shaved my head, emailed jokes, brought over pets, read aloud a cherished book, served as my personal grocery shopper and taken me to concerts.
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When employing Occam&aposs Razor, the idea that the simplest explanation is often the correct one, it makes sense that a glacier brought over the bluestones, rather than people finding and bringing the megaliths over, John said.
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Rajoy's hours in office appeared numbered on Thursday after a Basque political party said it would back the no-confidence vote brought over a corruption case, paving the way for Socialist leader Pedro Sanchez to take power.
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For Rodgers, the star pieces are a mounted flat screen TV that looks as though it's built into the wall, and the one-of-a-kind tree trunk table they brought over from their former home together.
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Most notable is the customizable button inside the thumbwheel on the top deck — the dedicated movie recording button is gone — and the simplified arrangement of buttons to the left of the touchscreen, brought over from the M10.
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At about 10 o'clock on Saturday evening, an angry Musk was examining one of the production line's mechanized modules, trying to figure out what was wrong, when the young, excited engineer was brought over to assist him.
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The aircraft that crashed on Tuesday was the fifth F-35 delivered to Japan's Air Self Defense Force (ASDF), adding that the first four had been used in training in the United States before being brought over.
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After Torrin's diagnosis, members in their Hazel Park community brought over gifts to cheer up Torrin and his 7-year-old sister, Julissa, but burglars stole them from the family's home while they were at the hospital.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba (Reuters) - Parched pastures and crops in Western Canada are driving up cattle-feeding costs, and farmers and analysts expect the changing economics to stem a recent stampede of U.S. cattle being brought over the border.
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Clathrus archeri, also known as the octopus stinkhorn or devil's fingers, has been plaguing the UK since the days of World War I, when it was accidentally brought over from Australia along with shipments of military supplies.
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The Italian-American Catholicism of the area was centered on street processions devoted to saints brought over from the old country: San Gandolfo for the Sicilians on Elizabeth Street, San Gennaro for the Neapolitans on Mulberry Street.
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His father, a Palestinian refugee, came to the United States in the 1950s, found employment as an Ohio steelworker and later brought over Mr. Mansour and the family's six other children from Ramallah, in the West Bank.
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It was subsequently settled by French colonists, who brought over 90,000 African slaves to power its sugar industry, and, after slavery was abolished in the mid-19th century, it was worked by Indian and Chinese indentured laborers.
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She was also Kelly's deputy at DHS during the first six months of the Trump administration, before being brought over with him to attempt to bring some semblance of order to a White House marked by chaos.
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Steeped in over a century of thick smoke and secret spice blends brought over from European Jews, the blanket term "smoked meat" has, for Montrealers, at least, come to signify one thing and one thing only—brisket.
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He's now being held on $500,000 bond and could face 31-136 months in prison if convicted of felony manslaughter, not counting additional charges in the case or possible other charges that may be brought over separate incidents.
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Asparagus is not indigenous to the Americas — it was brought over by Europeans — so wherever it is found in the wild here, it has been scattered by the four winds from the seeds in some early settlers' gardens.
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Like a network spinoff, they even brought over returning characters from the original series, including Representative Jim Jordan of Ohio, who reprised his car-alarm barrage of excoriation for Democrats and flattery of President Trump's Electoral College margin.
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When I moved into my new home with two children in tow, a couple of beds, and very little money, the father of a friend brought over a brand new chair just because he heard I needed furniture.
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They often appear at gigs run by one of Dhaka's foremost extreme metal organizers, distro owners, and fanzine publishers, Primitive Invocation—the same group which brought over Manzer (the first international metal band to play Dhaka) in 2010.
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Chinese immigrants first came to Mexicali around 1900, most of them brought over from China by the Colorado River Company to work on railroad and irrigation construction—first in the United States, and then across the border in Mexico.
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Several hospitals across the Turkish capital have been shut down or are being closed to redirect staff and patients to the new Ankara City Hospital, while some of the equipment is also being brought over to the new complex.
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Brought over to the west mainly by Chinese immigrants who toiled on US railroads, the natural opioid transported its users into a relaxed dream state—but also left them with a crippling physical addiction that seemingly had no end.
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People of African descent who lived in the Netherlands at that time came as servants brought over by immigrant families, said Mark Ponte, an historian with the Amsterdam City Archives, and the lead researcher for the Rembrandt House exhibition.
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In Tijuana, moneyed consumers enjoy medical marijuana brought over from California dispensaries that is more potent and of higher quality than local weed, said Vinasco, who has spoken to users and dealers for his research on the reverse flow.
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You do not need to go back to the country's early years — when new arrivals from Europe drove out the Native Americans, brought over millions of enslaved Africans, and wrote laws making women second-class citizens — to see it.
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For the next few weeks, randomly selected Domino's customers will get the option to have their pie brought over by a modified Ford Fusion Hybrid, complete with the roof mounted whirring "coffee can" sensors and plenty of "research vehicle" stickers.
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G. proposes stopping there for an early dinner — they have a turn-of-the-century English pub there that was brought over piece by piece from the U.K. It's expensive, but the atmosphere is super rad and the food is tasty.
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There are a few competing schools of thought; Harding is part of a broad consensus that believes that they are an example of Romanesque architecture brought over with the Norman invasion of England and Ireland in the 11th and 12th century.
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Despite its growing popularity, VR of any kind is still a niche platform to develop for, and Google will probably end up poaching a lot of content from the Samsung Gear VR — it's already brought over apps from Netflix and Hulu.
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Countless cases similar to this one have been brought over the years and showcase the FTC's specialized enforcement abilities when it comes to curbing nefarious data collection for consumers – exactly what the FCC should look to emulate in its rules.
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You can meet the designer Albertus Swanepoel and choose a custom band to trim your hat ($280) or select from vintage fabrics brought over from the E. Marinella archives in Naples, Italy, and have a tailor hand-sew your tie ($280).
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The senior leadership of the think tank, which DeMint brought over from the Senate — including Ed Corrigan, vice president for policy promotion; Wesley Denton, vice president for communications; and James Wallner, vice president for research — are expected to resign as well.
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When a mother brought over her 4-year-old son during lunch one recent afternoon, Mr. Kelly did not hesitate to agree to a photograph, lifting the preschooler high above the ground and handing him a quarter for the vending machine.
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One day a few months ago, visiting my neighbors' garden, my eye fell on blackberries coming ripe, and there it was: last year's berry season and the little Tupperware container of homemade blackberry ice cream they brought over for Jim.
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Since last spring, when Rutgers Presbyterian brought over its first Syrian family without a hitch, the church had been wanting to sponsor another with Church World Service, which is one of the nine resettlement agencies working with the State Department.
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They said in their initial statements after he was brought over here from Mexico that there is a mound of evidence, there were a zillion witnesses, there was no chance for him to be acquitted, basically is what they were suggesting.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A former elected official of a New York City suburb was sentenced to 2-1/2 years in prison on Wednesday following his conviction in what U.S. prosecutors have called the first criminal securities fraud case brought over municipal bonds.
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Supported iOS devices include the iPhone 6, iPhone 6s, iPhone SE, iPhone 4803, iPhone 8, iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, iPhone XR, or iPhone X, which can either be purchased directly from Visible or brought over if you have an unlocked model.
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And for so many reasons (one of them, surely, the intergenerational dread that my great-grandparents and grandparents brought over when fleeing Europe's pogroms at the end of the 19th century), this synagogue shooting fills me with a desperate desire to flee.
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Much of the elite believes it can import economic reforms without touching the political system—just as London-style taxis have been brought over to cruise Baku's streets, and the first lady's favourite restaurant has been imported from Marbella, chef, cutlery and all.
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Taro (kalo in Hawaiian) is ancient, one of the plants brought over in the canoes of the Polynesian voyagers who, some time during the first millennium A.D., crossed thousands of miles of uncharted seas to make a new life in these islands.
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She also built a discussion forum for Arab women tech entrepreneurs that recently brought over a team from London's Royal Academy of Dramatic Art to teach women starter-uppers how to project themselves at a board meeting or make a financial pitch.
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Later, when I was in college, I learned that, like my own people, the mongoose had been brought over to the Caribbean in chains to work the plantations — and yet they, too, had managed to slip empire's bonds and become free, and flourish.
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John McLaren Park San Francisco Visitacion Valley CALIFORNIA 1/2 mile 1 kM By The New York Times What it did have was homes with large backyards and neighbors who brought over casseroles when they saw the couple's moving truck roll in.
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"The service was excellent our waitress brought over all five of the sauces that they make in house, and she gave a very in depth description of all of the sauces," wrote Yelp user Stewart O.Learn more about Charcoal Cowboys BBQ here.
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As I turned to scan the kitchen and gauge how long it might take the cooks to prepare my lunch, Kerr brought over a plate of fried cauliflower on a bed of fragrant spiced chickpeas, all showered with herbs and sizzled cumin seeds.
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The staff memo called for a crackdown at the southern border on a range of immigration crimes, ranging from illegal entry and illegal re-entry to drug dealing and human trafficking ─ including the parents of children who are brought over the border by smugglers.
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Standing out among the pot-luck offerings friends brought over was a blended rice dish (wild rice, fermented forbidden rice, and long grain white rice) prepared by Correy Mercer Hinckley, one of the hippies from the dinner party, who is also a locally renown chef.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Cisco has agreed to settle a whistleblower's claim that it improperly sold video surveillance software with known vulnerabilities to US federal and state governments, marking the first payout on a False Claims Act case brought over failure to meet cybersecurity standards.
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A more earthly explanation, also offered on the shrine's website as an alternative, is that a wealthy family of merchants who ruled over what is now part of Greece and Albania and whose surname was Angeli (angels), had the stones brought over by ship.
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It seems most likely that cannabis came north in tiny spurts and sputters with immigrants from or folks who'd visited the Caribbean and several Central and South American countries, where it was brought over by Indian workers as part of their pre-existing culture.
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In a unanimous decision written by Justice Sonia Sotomayor, the high court said the patent office could not recoup attorneys' fees it incurred responding to a lawsuit biotech firm NantKwest Inc brought over the denial of a patent on a method of treating cancer.
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"It's not a nonexistent market, we're not the first to bring it here," Fortgang said, citing the explosive growth of coconut water and Kombucha in the U.S. "These were all brought over from other cultures, they weren't invented in the last five years," he added.
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The spinning wheel turns out to be just one piece in Cka Ka Qellu's collection of antique tools, stringed instruments, yokes, brass coffee mills, manual typewriters, dishes of hammered metal and embroidered costumes that the owner, Ramiz Kukaj, brought over from the old country.
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Image: Addison Alford/Oklahoma UniversityLast week, a team of intrepid storm chasers converged near Corpus Christi, Texas to witness the landfall of Hurricane Harvey, the storm that's brought over 003 inches of rain to the Texas Gulf Coast and major flooding to the city of Houston.
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A vampy host brought over from the Broadway stage (Raymond Edward Johnson, at first, then Paul McGrath from 1945 onward following Johnson's enlistment in the war effort) would ham it up as he introduced the night's diversion with florid language that would make Edgar Allan Poe proud.
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Some resent the notion that their ancestors are depicted in galleries that elsewhere exhibit stuffed animals—invoking (they say) the shocking memory of 1897, when 267 Congolese were brought over to be shown off in a human zoo, seven of them dying in the unfamiliar climate.
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So the American Civil Liberties Union is asking the judge to give parents seven days after reunification to make the decision, given the added trauma and confusion caused by the separation in the first place, as a part of the lawsuit it brought over the separations.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A district court in Fukushima prefecture on Tuesday ruled that Tokyo Electric Power and the Japanese government were liable for damages totaling about 500 million yen ($4.44 million) in the largest class action lawsuit brought over the 2011 nuclear disaster, Kyodo news agency said.
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He brought over only a small handful of staff members from the Department of Homeland Security, and confides to an even smaller circle, which includes Leon E. Panetta, for whom he served as a top aide when Mr. Panetta was defense secretary in the Obama administration.
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He and a team of engineers from SpaceX and The Boring Company brought over the vessel — a cylinder made out of the liquid oxygen transfer tube of a Falcon rocket — to Thailand, and met with government officials there about the possibility of using it to help.
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Sony has brought over the clever Quick Attention mode from its 1000X headphones: resting your finger over the left earbud temporarily pauses your music and activates ambient audio for however long you hold it there; once you let go, the noise cancellation comes right back and audio playback resumes.
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The butterfly style switches — which Apple first introduced with the 12-inch MacBook in 2015, and then brought over to the MacBook Pro lineup with the 2016 redesign — are famously problematic, with the issue really coming into the spotlight after Casey Johnston wrote about them at The Outline.
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In terms of what I brought over from shuttle, I think probably the most important thing ... is three key people who were highly engaged with with avionics modification in the shuttle called CAU, or cockpit avionics upgrade, which really brought the space shuttles' cockpit up to the 21st century.
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Those hires include Michael Ebert, who joined as global head of equity derivatives from Bank of America Corp; Doug Crofton, who was brought over from Bank of America to run U.S. equities sales and trading, and David Bleustein, who became head of Americas equity research and had worked at UBS.
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"There's obviously a number of trade deals that the EU has with other countries, and we are looking at the possibility of those being able to be brought over into, certainly initially, trade deals with the United Kingdom," May told reporters on her way to Japan for meetings with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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Ms. Reyes told me to meet her at Raizes Mexican Kitchen in Stafford, just outside Houston's city limits, which she said was the place to try the real deal from Michoacán, the Mexican state where she was born before being brought over the border by her parents at the age of two.
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It's true that he's older now, and darker, after so much time in the sun, cutting her grass, watching the horses that are brought over by a neighbor to graze on her unused land, or simply wandering the adjoining desert to give her more space and quiet when she's in one of her moods.
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Regional twists are common on menus as well — I learned from Haandi's night shift manager Muhammad Nawaz that they serve chikkar chole, a famous type of Lahori Punjabi chickpea dish served in a rich sauce, which the chef and owner, a Qur'an scholar, had brought over from Pakistan (most chefs I profiled learned their trade in the U.S.).
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In the episode's most significant shot, Cantwell takes in this little ad hoc family (including Toby Huss's Bos, who's brought over his famous chili in lieu of anything else to do) starting to knit back together, to remember the man they've lost, and then his camera drifts from them to Gordon's empty chair, no one sitting there.
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This isn't the first time that the Arrowverse has brought in shows that were technically out of continuity, thanks in part to its embrace of a multiverse that encompassed other DC properties: the CW brought over Supergirl from CBS, and Legends of Tomorrow brought in Matt Ryan's depiction of Constantine, after NBC canceled that character's show.
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The legend of Sinterklaas was brought over by Dutch settlers of New Amsterdam colony in the 1600s, he said, and the figure was developed over centuries, partly by commercial interests, media portrayals and New Yorkers adopting the St. Nicholas figure to help rein in a once-raucous holiday and make it into a celebration characterized by domestic tranquillity.
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The embargo has made it so we don't stop to consider what actual daily life in Cuba is like—in the streets, and in long lines for telephone cards or for state-run internet access, or waiting for the bus, or buying iPhones brought over from Miami, or rigging up complicated illegal cable setups to watch TV from the United States.
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Instead, they say, for two days in a row he visited a seedy-looking storefront called Orchids of Asia Spa, where he spent less than 20 minutes per visit and paid between $100 and $200 for these encounters, one of which involved oral sex, with women who were, according to the police, prisoners, brought over from China with the promise of legitimate jobs.
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As the daughter of Morrocan Jewish immigrants to Canada who had to spend every other Saturday afternoon drinking copious amounts of mint tea at my great-grandmother's house, and missed many birthday parties in the process, I related to the pressures faced by Jess as she tried to navigate customs and traditions brought over from the motherland, while feeling the pull of assimilation from her new friends.
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And for a fashion brand, the biggest, loudest way to do that is to have a show that is live-streamed around the world, employs a few thousand local workers for two weeks, and entertains approximately 500 guests, including 300 clients from about 25 countries, about half of whom the house brought over (the rest were either local residents, or flew in on their own planes).
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For those who want something a little bit more "turned-up-to-eleven," Merc also has the AMG GT C Roadster, which gets more output and torque (550 horsepower and 502 lb-ft) as well as a wider rear end that makes room for larger wheels and an active rear axle steering system brought over from the AMG GT R that lets the rear wheels turn in the opposite direction to the front.
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We have to tell our young people what history has brought over us and others and these horrors, why we are for democracy, why we try to bring about solutions, why we always have to put ourselves into the other person's shoes, why we stand up against intolerance, why we show no tolerance towards violations of human rights, why article 1 of our basic law — human dignity is inviolable — is so fundamental to us.
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But Knight unfortunately diverts our attention with two in loco parentis adults: Coach Patricia Fink, who has been brought over from the basketball team to oversee the production of "The Phantom of Thornton Hall" even though her tendency is to send the cast members "off to run laps," and Mr. Bishop, the charismatic but anxious American history teacher who strikes up a kinship with Lenore when she unexpectedly blurts out the secret of her pregnancy.
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Later, when the younger kids did get restless, a host brought over a toy animal she'd improvised, using a few wine corks and some sticks, a creature with which Pablo and Malena played happily while their parents and grandparents dined on exquisite braised piglet risotto with foie gras shavings, perfect seared scallops with fennel purée and lemon confit, halibut with chorizo and almonds, and, for dessert, maple syrup parfait with red berry sauce.
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Alighting in Delft's soporific port, we hired a motorized rickshaw and bounced down decrepit roads, past Hindu temples, stopping to view various curiosities left by Sri Lanka's succession of European conquerors: a giant baobab brought by the Portuguese in the 221th century from Madagascar; a ruined 2222th-century Portuguese fortress built of coral; a herd of wild horses galloping across a barren plain, the descendants of those brought over, then abandoned, by Dutch colonizers 22424 years ago; a stone aviary used by a British governor to house his carrier pigeons.
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