Hiding the burst and staying safe after the burst are paramount.
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He immediately burst out into laughter and I burst into tears!
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But this one blared out burst after enigmatic burst at unpredictable intervals.
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Inevitably, the cyber currency bubble will burst, just as all other bubbles have burst.
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Steam burst button: The steam button provides a quick burst of steam for stubborn wrinkles.
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"THE BOILS that had to burst have burst," says Mario Deaglio, an economist at the University of Turin, of Italy's banks.
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Nobody can know when the global credit and asset market bubble will burst or what event will cause it to burst.
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One burst originated from four billion light-years away, meaning the light from the burst traveled that long to reach us.
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The Warriors burst out of the gate with a 15-3 run, with Thompson contributing his first two 3-pointers to the burst.
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Crews in Detroit will need days to repair water mains that burst Wednesday, and other pipes can still burst in persistent subzero temperatures.
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Lastly, fry the tomatillos and tomatoes until they burst (be careful they don't burst at your face!), then transfer to the plate. 6.
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You can easily take and view burst photos on your iPhone using the Camera app's burst mode, which captures images at 10 frames per second.
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Then she laughed, a sound so joyful that her mother, a blanket over her shoulders, burst into laughter, too, just as the sky burst with rain.
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Ms. Fairooz had "let out a loud burst of laughter, followed by a second louder burst of laughter," the U.S. attorney's office said in the filing.
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That triggers a burst of star formation and then a subsequent burst of supernova explosions as the most massive of these stars quickly burn out and die.
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Do: Use Burst Mode When you hit the panic moment of, "There's so much happening at once!" it's also time to hit the button — the Burst Mode button.
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I suffered a burst fracture on my fifth lumbar vertebrae, the last one before the sacrum (or "tailbone"); and by burst, I mean the bone pretty much shattered.
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The burst came after hundreds of earthquakes rattled the area for days, with a magnitude 5.0 quake recorded shortly before the burst last year explosion, the Associated Press reported then.
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The part that&aposs puzzling scientists is not the radio burst itself, but the fact that its frequency is nearly 200 megahertz lower than any other radio burst ever detected.
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" Or, "A thousand baby spiders burst from her scalp!
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" Mr. Boyega burst out laughing at the memory. "O.
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The images showed that when one bubble burst, it left behind an empty space that others stretched out to occupy until they themselves burst, quickly resulting in a spray in the air.
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Related: Enter a Rainbow Universe of Glitchy Electronic Music and Badly-Drawn Pokemon Flowers Burst and Bloom in VJ Collective's Hypnotic Watercolor Experiment Burst Your Browser With This Japanese Video Art's Visual Cacophony
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"At the camera, the team burst into cheers and I was so relieved—we thought there was too much human activity in the area for trapping tigers—I burst into tears of joy."
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They burst in five or 10 minutes after I'd left.
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Then the sounds came again, this time in a burst.
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They expand fast, bringing a burst of prosperity and optimism.
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When that becomes irrational exuberance they are prone to burst.
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Venus clashes with Neptune, delivering a big burst of creativity.
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But in 2016, the bootcamp bubble is bound to burst.
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Strangers burst out laughing when you tell them your name.
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It's just another piece on the fast radio burst puzzle.
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Hawkins burst into tears and embraced Cantiliano, saying, 'Thank you!
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The volcano can burst into action several times a year.
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And this new single burst comes from a "mellow" galaxy.
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Damage to Andrew Lindsay's BMW after it burst into flames.
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For the moment however, there is a burst of optimism.
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Emma then burst into tears as she hugs the doll.
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Unexpected romance, and a burst of creative inspiration, will arrive.
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So what would it take for that bubble to burst?
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When that didn't happen, Kraft's fury burst into public view.
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Struggling to find the right words, she burst into tears.
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Fireworks burst above the Baghdad Tower in the Iraqi capital.
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That's when Fey and her delegation from Philadelphia burst in.
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That bubble, like so many from the period, eventually burst.
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It's an endearing moment, this little spontaneous burst of humanity!
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THE BURST of optimism in Sudan did not last long.
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So what is accounting for this recent burst in interest?
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"I could burst into tears thinking about it," she says.
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Rose is so happy she could burst, and I'm crying.
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Hearing that, of course, I all but burst out crying.
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Others will make you burst out laughing at your desk.
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Earlier prototypes reached similar speeds, but also burst into flames.
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The moon connects with Mars, bringing a burst of communication.
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Spain's housing market bubble burst at the beginning of 2008.
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There are a few different reasons batteries burst into flames.
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" Khloé, who is near ready to burst, retorts, "I'm 198.
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Nearby homes can burst into flames with high enough temperatures.
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It then plummeted to the ground and burst into flames.
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Wendy's Berry Burst Chicken Salad is back for the summer.
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The boys went missing during a burst of bad weather.
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We burst into laughter and head out for the train.
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But his lungs were filled with blood and burst arteries.
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Again, Diaz and his crew burst into fits of laughter.
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But DeRozan again played leading man in a Raptors' burst.
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The problem with this burst of activity is its source.
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"I crumbled right there and burst into tears," she writes.
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The Oscars audience recognized as much, and burst into applause.
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The global art market is about to burst, experts say.
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An intense burst of consolidation will boost their profits more.
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Other times, burst water pipes have gotten in the way.
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Before saying a word, Brown almost immediately burst into tears.
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But the initial burst of retweets and faves was small.
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I burst out laughing, though I didn't immediately explain why.
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Then she woke up, saw me, and burst into tears.
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Survivors said paper, wood, and blackout curtains burst into flames.
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The airbag burst, engulfing Oghi in an unfamiliar chemical odor.
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When they collide, a burst of gravitational waves is produced.
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Moreover, during the past year the bitcoin bubble has burst.
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Outspoken Trump opponents downplayed the burst of endorsements on Thursday.
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This burst of transparency also revealed that foreign governments paid
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If nature is finished off, everything is going to burst.
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Social media bubbles burst only when it is too late.
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"Who am I to burst their bubble?" he asks Carol.
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"It can burst like a window does," Dr. Cruzen said.
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Cook until they just start to burst, about 8 minutes.
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Some with their bellies burst open, their intestines hanging out.
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The Kouachi brothers burst into the Charlie Hebdo offices together.
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Do you want to survive the festival market bubble burst?
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The question is whether these will burst into different factions.
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But that initial burst of enthusiasm petered out over time.
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Her father opened it, confused, and the agents burst inside.
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But on Thursday morning, Germany's irritation burst into the open.
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Medics would burst inside spraying SMG fire in every direction.
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Quick, Cuban Spanish broken by an occasional burst of laughter.
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It started when my appendix burst in October of 303.
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A hose burst, sending water spraying wildly around the room.
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" Mr. McManaway said, "He just had this burst of language.
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At times she burst into nervous chuckles after a misstep.
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This new repeating fast radio burst is called FRB 180814.
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When he shared the news, his mother burst into tears.
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" He burst into raucous laughter and added, "I'm against homosexuality!
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They raised all this money, and then the bubble burst.
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It burst forth in ways that changed the world forever.
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But it didn't arrive in a single burst of enlightenment.
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Books "burst like popcorn," while melting microfilm smelled like syrup.
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The word burst into the mainstream again in the 1970s.
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The bubble will burst, and the result will be seismic.
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At least one student burst into tears, Mr. McGhee said.
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But the cancer cells have burst through their calcium borders.
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A triumphant cry went up as he burst into flames.
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Minutes later, she saw her wooden house burst into flames.
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Over the frozen lake, fireworks burst, welcoming the new millennium.
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The pipes had burst, resulting in mold, among other maladies.
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Add the butter and give one last burst of steam.
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But the northern Syria problem remained unresolved, waiting to burst.
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" The room burst into applause and cries of "Thank you!
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He also benefited from a rare burst of offensive support.
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I simmer them just until their skins burst and collapse.
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Blouin burst into the mayor's office to demand an exception.
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The bubble of coding boot camps is starting to burst.
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There is not yet a fresh burst of voter participation.
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I'd burst through the doors, I'd be running so fast.
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I would just burst into tears at the farmers' market.
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When Mr. Nakagawa received the news, he burst into tears.
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We did see a burst in 2013, by the way.
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But by then, the initial burst of misinformation has spread.
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My success is accompanied by a small burst of pride.
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Heather realized that she had died, and burst into tears.
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And I just couldn't help myself — I burst out laughing.
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Some market watchers fear the bitcoin bubble may soon burst.
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"A burst of merriment and cheers followed," The Times recorded.
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In response, Mr. Mugrabi's lawyer Lois Liberman burst out laughing.
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Years later, Mr. Bisht burst into tears at the memory.
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There's a chance the audience will burst into spontaneous applause.
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Malevolent cosmic rays about to burst through Earth's magnetic shield?
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No bubble is too big to burst, our columnist says.
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So then people were saying, oh the bubble has burst.
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Add the tomatoes and cook until they burst, 5 minutes.
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Atlanta has this underground scene that is ready to burst.
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Later that same day, seven soldiers burst into our home.
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Would resisting have made the show burst into something different?
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Initially, a dental office buys one Burst toothbrush at a reduced cost of $20, and then, upon the successful first sale of a Burst toothbrush, the dental office receives a refund for that $20.
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Ever since she burst onto the scene in 2009, winning gold in the 800-meter world championships at the age of 18, Mokgadi Caster Semenya has infused the sport with a burst of new energy.
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President Trump's decision Friday to burst like the Kool-Aid Man into oil market debates — bashing OPEC in a tweet over "artificially high" prices — has generated a burst of analyses about what motivated his comments.
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First, Clinton burst out laughing and seemed a bit thrown off.
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Other cool tricks include predictive autofocus and rapid burst image capture.
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Look, you can communicate some things in a very short burst.
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His heavily-pregnant wife burst into tears in the public gallery.
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But don't expect a burst of blooming flowers here anytime soon.
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"If it's a bubble, a bubble has to burst," she said.
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Then, she took her first step … and I burst into tears.
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The burst housing bubble left some trapped with suddenly worthless properties.
|
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America has a "youth bulge" and it is about to burst.
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This final burst of output is what made Watson seem human.
|
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As Salaam shared her story, her attending nurse burst into tears.
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I was so angry and shocked that I burst into tears.
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But after an initial burst, sales have hit a lean patch.
|
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They all burst out laughing, reminded of how similar they are.
|
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"In 2017, I am out to burst my bubble," he concluded.
|
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Get closer, and they burst with unexpected scales, moments, and juxtapositions.
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My eyes would well up, and I would burst into tears.
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That burst of energy only made me more hooked on performing.
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The bride and groom burst into tears upon seeing each other.
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Sodastream recalled about 51,000 bottles because they could burst under pressure.
|
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He's waiting for that ache, like a heart about to burst.
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Remember the kids who burst in during their dad's BBC interview?
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The watermelon burst and so did the responses on social media.
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Alec Berg: And it was gonna burst at any moment. Right.
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The dam at the Feijao do Corrego mine burst on Jan.
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"Noah" and "Exodus: Gods and Kings" burst onto screens in 2014.
|
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Stand back and watch the flaps unfold as the kernels burst.
|
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There's no burst mode or Panorama mode in Snapchat for instance.
|
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Once inside, they burst into a guards' mess and fired indiscriminately.
|
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Logan James Lynch Perez as fireworks burst into the sky nearby.
|
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Mr. O'Rourke's campaign has given Texas Democrats a burst of hope.
|
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Mogadishu police said some militants had apparently burst into the hotel.
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It could be a burst of youthful idealism that fizzles out.
|
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The first reports of the dam burst came after 1 p.m.
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Are they attempts to burst the Hollywood celebrity bubble around him?
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The smaller plane burst into flames; two people were reportedly killed.
|
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But before they could depart, Chinese police burst through the doors.
|
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On arrival in Singapore, the plane's right engine burst into flames.
|
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When he burst into the appointment, Ko responded by literally screaming.
|
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The aircraft then hit the runway again and burst into flames.
|
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The burst tailings dam killed 19 people and left hundreds homeless.
|
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They separated in a burst of headline-grabbing acrimony in 2003.
|
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In March 230, that bubble burst and all three indexes plunged.
|
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But that burst of inequality should have self-corrected by now.
|
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After that, my furnace blew and my pipes froze and burst.
|
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An even brighter meteor burst over Main Street in May 2004.
|
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She said she "almost burst into tears" when she read it.
|
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Sha Na Na may have burst onto the scene at Woodstock.
|
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Second, the risk of a sudden burst of inflation is limited.
|
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The metamorphosis brought by the burst of the monsoon is profound.
|
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When the bubble burst, millions lost their homes and their savings.
|
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The big picture: One reason for the burst of books — money.
|
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I've never felt love and happiness like this I could burst!
|
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Sugar dating burst onto our radars in the last couple years.
|
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"The heart of this girl makes mine burst," she told IndyStar.
|
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Nikita's protesters burst in, shouting and holding up anti-OpenMind signs.
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It can also take 4K-resolution still photos with burst mode.
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In that short burst, you've witnessed the birth of a supernova.
|
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Eighteen seconds later, Hall burst away for the 92-yard score.
|
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When she's sad, her food could make people burst into tears.
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It was shocking and gross...t was like my bubble burst.
|
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When these batteries overheat and burst, the results can be serious.
|
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It can even retain the dynamic range while in burst mode!
|
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They tend to burst, as evidenced in the last financial crisis.
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Hope burst forth in victory when Jesus rose from the dead.
|
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Sooner or later I think the dam is going to burst.
|
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I burst out laughing when I saw this video this morning.
|
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The tailings dam in the town of Brumadinho burst on Jan.
|
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"I appreciate your candor," Gosling said as he burst into laughter.
|
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No wonder sustainability politics has burst out of the electoral realm.
|
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Everyone burst into laughter at the sight of the terrified producer.
|
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Jonathan Lucroy capped the four-run burst with a sacrifice fly.
|
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Others say it's a bubble, and that it will ultimately burst.
|
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You're essentially looking to win with a short burst of speed.
|
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The Spurs opened the third quarter with a 27-203 burst.
|
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Then the accusations against Kavanaugh prompted this enormous burst of activity.
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Take the example of Japan in 1989 when the bubble burst.
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Read MoreMajor bubble just burst, and that's good for stocks: UBS
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As he described his little sister, the boy burst into tears.
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Diplomats from the U.N.&aposs 193 member states burst into applause.
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Basically, they wanted a reason for her shirt to burst open.
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Or he'll burst in and immediately stiff arm out to range.
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Inflatable windsock puppets burst out of the stage when she enters.
|
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I burst out laughing with the sheer relief of it all.
|
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After the first burst, six years would pass without another detection.
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As he serenaded me, I felt like my heart could burst.
|
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Sometimes the ideas threaten to burst the seams on the form.
|
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The night my brother's appendix burst, he ate at Olive Garden.
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When Becca told me she was pregnant, I burst into tears.
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You burst through the barrier and get to the other side.
|
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Multiple, deafening volleys of acrid tear gas burst above the crowd.
|
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Every time I see the doll, I just burst into tears.
|
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My stomach was visibly inflating, and I felt ready to burst.
|
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At the same time, a burst of new drugs announced what
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After that burst of activity, she drifted back inside and slept.
|
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This burst of assertions against Iran should not be a surprise.
|
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Germany's Sophie Scheder burst into tears after claiming a surprise bronze.
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It doesn't mean that it will disappear, that it'll burst forever.
|
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"He was obviously a great personality waiting to burst," O'Neil said.
|
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When someone answered the door, a fireball burst into the room.
|
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She first burst onto the political scene by defeating moderate Rep.
|
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Milwaukee soon blew the game open with a 22-220 burst.
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Well, I hate to burst your bubble, but it's completely fake.
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I stayed dignified, and held until Strasbourg to burst into tears.
|
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If that happens, the battery can burst into flames or explode.
|
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We burst out laughing and both began to unbutton our clothes.
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Master Luigi's new powerful moves of Slam, Suction Shot and Burst
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Let's hope it ends slowly and not with a sudden burst.
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One of them burst almost immediately, while the other remained intact.
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And it was really hard not to just burst into tears.
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When she finished, I couldn't speak, and I burst into tears.
|
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Farmer promptly burst into tears as she held her puppet, Petunia.
|
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The sudden burst of gunfire led the authorities at 5 p.m.
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Never especially watertight on defense, the dams have burst in Eugene.
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To what do you attribute the sudden burst of creative energy?
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Burst through wherever you can, but try and get an angle.
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There's usually one quick burst of color and then it disappears.
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It makes you wonder: maybe some bubbles are meant to burst.
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But his penetration and burst should help improve Jacksonville's pass rush.
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Even more mortifying (it gets worse!), I uncontrollably burst into tears.
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JaTarvious Whitlow burst in off right tackle for Auburn's first score.
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Cook until bubbles start to form and burst, about 2 minutes.
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It zoomed toward the Naham 3 with a burst of gunfire.
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The second burst made it clear, and he turned to run.
|
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But with a burst of gunshots, that Friday morning turned catastrophic.
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The paths are strewn with garbage and sewage pipes burst often.
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Something's about to burst, and it might just be society itself.
|
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And Google just wants to burst forward at this feverish pace.
|
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For a minute, it felt as though the bubble had burst.
|
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Now that river has burst its banks and become a flood.
|
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There was a shining spot of momentum during indie's initial burst.
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More recently though, the subscription box bubble has begun to burst.
|
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Sunday afternoon brought a burst of orchestral activity to New York.
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I took one step into the gallery and burst into tears.
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A burst of government spending on roads and bridges could help.
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When she saw the National Guard encampment, she burst into tears.
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In 2008, though, the financial crisis hit and the bubble burst.
|
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Spotting us, the animals burst into chirps, whimpers, shrieks and screams.
|
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Every few seconds there is another burst from the machine gun.
|
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And together, they burst into song: He rose from the dead!
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It can be a burst of jubilation after a soccer victory.
|
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Every so often our sun emits an invisible burst of energy.
|
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Two or three hours later, soldiers burst in to arrest him.
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The vehicle hurtled into a light pole and burst into flames.
|
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There was no epiphany, no burst of clarity, no white smoke.
|
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Then, in an orchestral transition, comes that second burst of vehemence.
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I think the bubble of the very young artists has burst.
|
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A burst of gunfire followed, as multiple officers discharged their weapons.
|
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Even babies can have strokes when the blood-filled bubbles burst.
|
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Some people wondered if some of the pink balloons had burst.
|
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She burst through the door, ran to them, and embraced Eli.
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Then they lunge at their meals in a burst of speed.
|
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Not with a bang, but with a burst of blond ambition.
|
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Cops would occasionally burst into the buildings where Beck was living.
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At 15, the company has its own filter bubble to burst.
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Then when you need it again, you can burst back up.
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The Policies of White Resentment When Will the Tech Bubble Burst?
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" My friend burst into the room, shouting, "Ma, shut your mouth!
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Kuzma capped the burst with a layup with 7:563 left.
|
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Esvelt burst out laughing when I told him about the conversation.
|
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Lucas had three hoops, including a 3-pointer, in the burst.
|
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I burst into tears as soon as I left the building.
|
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Finally, Sergeant Tawayha rushes the Americans with a burst of fire.
|
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Eventually she turned, and all three of them burst into laughter.
|
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I feel sort of like my heart is about to burst.
|
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"Some people burst into tears when they saw her," English says.
|
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Each bite of my Double-Double burst with flavor and texture.
|
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Gunmen in civilian clothes burst into a home without identifying themselves.
|
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They would burst into the robbers' lair and solve the case.
|
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The Terriers opened the second half with a 15-4 burst.
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Other options: seared scallop pasta with burst tomatoes; steak mock frites.
|
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The property had burst forth with greenery since I'd last been.
|
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About three years later, the dot-com bubble burst in 2000.
|
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This was "Chandelier," a triumphal burst of emotion and orchestral arrangements.
|
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It looks like the emerging market bubble is about to burst.
|
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Ellis had seven of the nine points in that Pacers' burst.
|
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I burst into tears in the restaurant and had to leave.
|
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Climate scientists finding another burst of attention from disputing the number.
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Those tensions burst into the open during the summit's final hours.
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They proceeded upstairs and burst into Graham's apartment without a warrant.
|
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The burst of contentious actions sent war tremors across the region.
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Her synth programming shimmers, her drum machines burst with vintage warmth.
|
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He doesn't have the insane lateral agility and burst McCoy does.
|
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And outside the building, something is growing, about to burst forth.
|
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Roy's family burst into tears at first sight of the image.
|
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Water eventually burst through the ceiling and flooded the living room.
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CHIME's fast radio burst, in greenGraphic: CHIME/FRB CollaborationThis hyped-up burst, called FRB 180725A, arrived at the Canadian Hydrogen Intensity Mapping Experiment (CHIME), a large radio telescope in southern British Columbia, at around 5003 p.m.
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In the month since the dam burst in the town of Brumadinho, likely killing over 300 people, prosecutors and media have raised questions about the security measures that were in place to prevent such a burst.
|
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Since the outlawing of testosterone replacement therapy that burst seems to be lasting for shorter and shorter periods, and he really only looked like The Phenom for a brief burst of activity in the opening seconds.
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"While there was a clear gap in the market for an affordable but effective electric toothbrush, our incredibly strong partnership with dental professionals has been key to the success of Burst," said Brittany Stewart, COO of Burst.
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He ran, then felt a burst of pain in his right leg.
|
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And a burst of inflation reduces the real value of public debt.
|
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The crowd burst into cheers and gave her a spontaneous standing ovation.
|
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Was the burst of fire from his mouth a nod to dragons?
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The ubiquitous power source has an annoying tendency to burst into flames.
|
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Any issues that have been waiting to burst will do so now.
|
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Now we are reaping a whirlwind of ear infections and burst eardrums.
|
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When Matsuzaki declared the mission complete, the control room burst into applause.
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When a match begins, Sumos burst forth like bullets from a gun.
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I burst into tears, and wonder what I'm doing with my life.
|
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I burst into tears and choked up and said goodbye to people.
|
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There's a $1 trillion bubble ready to burst in the bond market.
|
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When the clock struck 223:21989, the whole crowd burst into cheers.
|
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Swatzell burst into tears and Fitzgerald told Swatzell that he forgave him.
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Dolphins make all sorts of noises, like burst-pulses, clicks, and whistles.
|
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The Order ends just after all its themes burst into the open.
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When pressurized or shaken the bottles might burst and potentially injure bystanders.
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I burst into tears and continued crying for approximately the next hour.
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The tech bubble burst right around the time I set up shop.
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"Ryan," Ford said, continuing his story while the audience burst into laughter.
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The repeating burst came from a small galaxy full of forming stars.
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I burst into tears because I did not expect that much support.
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As Carswell reported, she burst into tears when she heard the recording.
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Perhaps this burst of media attention — both organic and paid — will help.
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Primary weapons were guns like automatic rifles, revolvers, and burst firing guns.
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A rocket bound for the International Space Station had burst into flames.
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The e-learning bubble of the late 1990s burst with shocking speed.
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It felt like something was going to burst out of my skin.
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As soon as the call ended, she said, she burst into tears.
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Not 1 msg 4m u to NOT BURST CRACKERS 2 fight pollution.
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After that bubble burst it didn't hit 5,000 again until March 2015.
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Shares accelerated their fall after the reports on the potential dam burst.
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Then a door burst open and Ashwin came rushing into the room.
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Mr Pilarski detects signs that the bubble may be about to burst.
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If investment in ICOs constitutes a bubble, though, it hasn't burst yet.
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"We're not getting married, I hate to burst your bubble," she said.
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Carry Nation burst into a Kansas bar one morning in February 1901.
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No sound is heard, just a quick little burst of color appears.
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Some 40 men in black masks armed with machine guns burst in.
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When she finally leaves, the rest of the room burst into applause.
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What Burst does is combine everyone's comments and insights into one place.
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"At some point, it would have burst and sank rapidly," Brown said.
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Warnings abound internationally that bitcoin may be a bubble waiting to burst.
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Then there is the formal daring that the burst of Shakespeare epitomises.
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But the chances must be against a burst of market-oriented change.
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Something you know isn't going to burst into flames upon boot-up.
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A brand that burst onto the scene last year was Trinny London.
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When asked, they paused, looked at one another, and burst into hysterics.
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She then burst into tears, but continued after encouragement from the crowd.
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The Aztecs did manage one burst of competence in the second half.
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If they meet, they annihilate each other in a burst of energy.
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This gave me a burst of energy wholly unexpected for 8 p.m.
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A burst of social energy flows as the moon connects with Mars.
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"They burst through the door and they drowned me out," she joked.
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Unfortunately, it all burst into flames before it could even take off.
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I had two or three big blisters that burst on both hands.
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Hurricane Maria's rains flooded the pipes under Highway 2 until one burst.
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Your partner might freak out in a burst of 203st century jealousy.
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Those aren't constant figures, also, as indicated by the burst build language.
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Simple operations, such as a burst appendix, will be perilous once again.
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In Paris the River Seine burst its banks following exceptionally heavy rains.
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Seriously, she looks as though she's about to burst at any minute.
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Daft Punk's "One More Time" kicks off to a burst of strobes.
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Take the Chelyabinsk meteor that burst over Russia in 83, for instance.
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Unfortunately this means that the bubble you're currently riding will soon burst.
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A sudden burst of bright light caught me by surprise—a strobe!
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Now, technologists are trying to use software to burst those same bubbles.
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And when asset bubbles are starved of that monetary fuel they burst.
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The first time, a burst water main caused a months-long shutdown.
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When the tech bubble burst it dragged those market leaders into oblivion.
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But why has this long-simmering animosity now burst into the open?
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Our hearts are so full right now that they're about to burst.
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I burst into tears, vowing never again to shoot another living thing.
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But after the tech boom bubble burst, the brothers' businesses started struggling.
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She fell to the ground, and burst into tears, cradling her stomach.
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"My stomach wall had burst due to a gastric hernia," she explains.
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JS: Just because it doesn't burst doesn't mean it's not a bubble.
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It's time to burst social media bubbles before they swallow democracy whole.
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Haliburton and sophomore guard Lindell Wigginton keyed that burst with 211-pointers.
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LeBron burst into tears at the buzzer when celebrating with his teammates.
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Watch: Jeff Bezos 1999 interview on Amazon before the dotcom bubble burst
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The iPhone will go into burst mode, capturing multiple photos per second.
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But Moreno contends the stock must burst through a key resistance level.
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If you move quickly enough, it'll burst into an electric rainbow rave.
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They came in the door, looked at me, and burst out laughing.
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The burst in popularity was an unexpected development for the MegaGame Makers.
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" Here is where Jay's excitement begins to burst him in two. "Why?
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Meredith ultimately ends up operating on her for a burst brain aneurysm.
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He wasn't about to burst into tears and join the Green Party.
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So it seems safe to say that the bitcoin bubble has burst.
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Yes, it's very lethal, and it causes victims to burst into flame.
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Tim Hardaway Jr. and Justin Jackson contributed 3-pointers to the burst.
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Watched by two men, he slowly blows up balloons until they burst.
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"halfway through the decade that psychedelics first burst onto the scene," but
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Rivers burst their banks in several parts of the country, flooding streets.
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Irish writing has experienced a renewed burst of interest in recent years.
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As soon as I walked in the room, I burst out crying.
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That summer the Yangzi burst its banks, causing more than 2500,300 deaths.
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I wasn't supposed to be at Deadspin when it burst into flames.
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Nearly a million people watched the giant berry burst on Facebook Live.
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The sores may burst, crust over, then heal—only to come back.
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There was also an inversion before the tech bubble burst in 2001.
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They dispelled the heavy heat, leaving behind a burst of tropical sunshine.
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"Michele recalled being in the home and hearing a "burst from upstairs.
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"Bridge, sky, and sea burst into view, painted in flaming sunset colors."
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LONDON — The skyline of the British capital burst into flames Sunday night.
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Fears of hacking are running rampant after a burst of email leaks.
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When they saw Trump and Kim shake hands, some burst into tears.
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Roofs collapse, pipes burst, ghosts of Civil War soldiers haunt your cellar.
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This swoon follows a burst of strength after last November's presidential election.
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Another rugby-obsessed country, however, will be hoping to burst Fiji's bubble.
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Sometimes tears came spontaneously, from something that had rushed upward and burst.
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All I felt was a burst of discomfort, a whiplash of shame.
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That such a dispute burst into the open is therefore no surprise.
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Democrats, though, argue Obama should get credit for the burst of prosperity.
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Virtual reality burst onto the scene at The Times in late 2015.
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Late in his career, my father had received a burst of approbation.
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This led to profound social consequences and anger after the bubbles burst.
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As you stand alone backstage, you feel a burst of stress hormones.
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People were bathing in muddy river water or under burst water pipes.
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So not everybody that we find these in, they're going to burst.
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The second I got out of the water, I burst into tears.
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Security sources said the consulate was empty when the crowd burst in.
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Jamie burst in and attacked Randall, demanding a duel to avenge Fergus.
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But great danger he senses in a bond bubble overdue to burst.
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Expect a boost in inspiration and a burst of energy this morning.
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She explains to Arizona that telling him will burst her happiness bubble.
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Instead, I let out a short, sharp burst of surprisingly clear liquid.
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The burst unleashed a torrent of toxic mud that killed 19 people.
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This burst was one of many that took place during the ceremonies.
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The beach shelters the ribs of chicks once they burst with plastics.
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"Try me," Hopper replies, and I burst into tears on my couch.
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Something burst inside me, and silent tears started rolling down my cheeks.
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When that dot-com bubble burst, value stocks came back into fashion.
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During the last round of hugging, Nicole and Shannon burst into tears.
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Occasionally, to demonstrate her words, she would burst into a breathy croon.
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Sitara: Let Girls Dream begins with a burst of color and joy.
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It struck me as a very characteristic burst of American moral passion.
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When I arrived home I couldn't talk; I just burst into tears.
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"Oops, that's not supposed to happen," she said, then burst into laughter.
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When they are done, they burst out of the bacterium, destroying it.
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She steps forward into a burst of camera flashes and gawking tourists.
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Omar Souleyman is an unlikely figure to burst onto the EDM scene.
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The graves held so many dead that bodies burst through people's basements.
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Maybe "After" is about the last sensory burst just before brain death.
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"Nice burst, Brice," Barlow said as Butler lunged to throw a ball.
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The man burst into the mosque as worshippers were kneeling for prayers.
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Again, we've never seen a gamma ray burst in our own galaxy.
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"I am the grandfather of diversity," he said and burst out laughing.
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But when it was over, he ran off and burst into tears.
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Agüero burst through, into Tottenham's penalty area, and picked out his teammate.
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"I burst into rage — the adrenaline rushed through my veins," she said.
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In the next room, my daughter burst into a full-blown cry.
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The video attracted a burst of media attention and quickly went viral.
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A burst of energy arrives, and you're in an especially productive mood.
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Yesterday, the biggest scandal of his tenure burst back into the spotlight.
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She saw her mother and father come in and burst into tears.
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I grab some Berry Burst Barbara's Puffins to snack on for breakfast.
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And they're aware that damning new disclosures can burst upon them anytime.
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Scores of rivers flooded, levees burst, and roads and bridges were destroyed.
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His voice reaches for the heavens in a solitary burst of coloratura.
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It was Ms. Soames, not the Iron Lady, who burst into tears.
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In some cases, high blood pressure can cause blood vessels to burst.
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The Abstract Expressionists had burst upon fame and fortune in galleries there.
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Calls pour in; dams threaten to burst; legislators are deluged, inundated, swamped.
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The album confronts mortality with a last burst of probing, passionate invention.
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The impeachment inquiry into President Trump burst into public view this week.
|
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As I wended my way to his side, I burst into tears.
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The feud burst into the open after reports in Politico and Axios.
|
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He burst into hysterical tears and poured out a tale of woe.
|
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Antetokounmpo's basket concluded the burst to make it a 238-point margin.
|
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And then a single star burst into nuclear flame, sundering the void.
|
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I cut others into sections to add a fresh burst of fruit.
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"I burst into tears, I was so frustrated," she told BuzzFeed News.
|
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But this year, it seems like the bubble burst on all three.
|
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Nicholas lowered his eyes and crawled away, and Sasha burst into tears.
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We burst into the house, eyes aglow, short of breath, mood electric.
|
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When Ocasio Cortez burst into his district, no one took her seriously.
|
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This most unglamorous of industrial metals has just burst into bullish flames.
|
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When the tech bubble burst, it demolished much of his net worth.
|
|
Cubans hearing the news burst into tears and celebrated in the streets.
|
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At the signing of the treaty, delegates cheered and burst into tears.
|
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He fumbled a key from his pocket and burst into the room.
|
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The all-nighter had tipped him into a burst of fulminant mania.
|
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All bubbles burst in the end, and gin will be no exception.
|
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The bubble burst, as it did in so many places, in 2000.
|
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Wandering Cassandras are foretelling the bubble's burst, but it doesn't look near.
|
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Then when she crossed over the 240,382, I immediately burst into tears.
|
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At the end of January, another pipe burst, spilling for 10 days.
|
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"Everybody burst into applause," Mr. Goodman told The Associated Press in 1992.
|
|
Then a small shop that was illegally storing chemicals burst into flames.
|
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"I just burst out laughing because it was so identical," Noonan recalled.
|
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A little burst of speed creates a touch, a glimmer of space.
|
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I had to burst his bubble about Ginny and Draco, unfortunately. pic.twitter.
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I stood in the middle of this house and burst into tears.
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Add the tomatoes and cook until the tomatoes just burst, 5 minutes.
|
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Moments later, a group of armed police officers burst into his home.
|
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The dam was the largest structure of its kind to ever burst.
|
|
She nearly burst into tears and said her dream had just come true.
|
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"I've never felt love and happiness like this I could burst," shared Jenner.
|
|
TinTin A has barely moved, except for a small burst on October 17th.
|
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Two units burst into flames on the assembly line after the batteries overheated.
|
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There's NBC's Stay Tuned has burst onto the scene with 29 million viewers.
|
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Moments later, the cops burst in to arrest him, and he spent the
|
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The missile burst into a ball of fire as it hit its target.
|
|
The good news: The gourd does not burst into bits during its launch.
|
|
Moicano finally opened the door, letting in a refreshing burst of fresh air.
|
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They steamroll over the initial, placid arrangement in a sudden burst of emotion.
|
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It reached "euphoria" levels in 1999 before the dotcom bubble burst in 2000.
|
|
Bol delivered two dunks and scored 10 points during the 24-33 burst.
|
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As the officers approached, the gunman burst out and opened fire, Acevedo said.
|
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A repeating burst is easier to trace than a single, quick radio signal.
|
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Previously, the repeating burst came from a small galaxy full of forming stars.
|
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When large stars die, they explode in a wondrous burst called a supernova.
|
|
Maleka Grimes Jackson died when the boat burst into flames around 9 a.m.
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You may, however, prefer this seared scallop pasta with burst tomatoes and herbs.
|
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She eventually landed at Harvard Business School right before the dotcom bubble burst.
|
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But all of this means that Deep Fusion won't work in burst mode.
|
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Vibrant tulips might burst into the foreground or delicately snake around the animals.
|
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One is right in his neck and the heart has already burst open.
|
|
But is "probably" good enough when your whole apartment could burst into flames!?
|
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She had just put her wedding dress on and I burst into tears.
|
|
"Things were going very, very well until the bubble burst," Rascoff told CNBC.
|
|
The gunman, whose name has not been released, then burst into the hospital.
|
|
Then, the dot-com bubble burst and its client base evaporated seemingly overnight.
|
|
Upon winning, Nadiya burst into tears, and her proud family stormed the field.
|
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In that moment, I felt a sudden burst of panic, something completely unexpected.
|
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If the bubble burst, "you can make a lot of money," he said.
|
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They were followed by a pair of women who burst into raucous laughter.
|
|
It's punch, intense, burst-action, sort of like a football game, Gilmore said.
|
|
I ran outside and hailed a cab and I just burst into tears.
|
|
Has the crypto-bubble really burst, or was this just a temporary blip?
|
|
RUSSIAN lawmakers burst into applause when news of Donald Trump's victory reached Moscow.
|
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Bernie Sanders for president, potentially giving his campaign a burst of new energy.
|
|
When she saw Ostadhassan standing in their living room, she burst into tears.
|
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I didn't even cover my face when I burst into overwhelmed, grateful tears.
|
|
The six men, dressed in jeans and T-shirts, burst through the door.
|
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I know some readers who burst into real tears while reading those chapters.
|
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A tremendous burst of energy is released, propagating through space as gravitational waves.
|
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"Every time they see each other they burst out into tears," Bartyik said.
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There are several reasons why there's such a renewed burst in AI development.
|
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The dam is being closely watched for any indications that it could burst.
|
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And the Medieval wing isn't the only place she burst out in song.
|
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However, McIlroy produced just the sort of burst he has become renowned for.
|
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Khalil Tate has burst onto the scene with a trio of remarkable performances.
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McDaniels swished a short jumper with 203:18 remaining to complete the burst.
|
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The halt follows a burst dam that likely killed more than 300 people.
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Coin of the day: BURST -- First truly Green coin and most overlooked coin.
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" As the crowd burst out laughing and applauded, Harvey continued, "She didn't know.
|
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The aging Boeing 737 went down and burst into flames shortly after takeoff.
|
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A burst of creative energy comes as the moon connects with fiery Mars.
|
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"Every time they see each other they burst out into tears," she says.
|
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Of course, such a sensible explanation isn't enough to burst everyone's spooky bubble.
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One new player to burst on to scene has been the Devonshire Club.
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The first champ he touches grants him a huge burst of movemenet speed.
|
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Taylor carried three times for 42 yards, including a 15-yard touchdown burst.
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Artist's conception of the single fast radio burst and how it was discovered.
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The Trump fans burst into applause, shouting random encouragements at the departing cops.
|
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Marvel Studios announced today that Avengers: Infinity War will burst into theaters Apr.
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Their debut LP, Burst Into Flame, drops August 10—nice find, Shadow Kingdom.
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If the pipeline were built, it could burst and threaten the tribe's water.
|
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Luke Cage first burst on the scene as a comics character decades ago.
|
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A 2-yard touchdown burst by Hyde narrowed the gap to 17-16.
|
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The door burst open and a team of Trump security officials poured in.
|
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But Alice's sudden burst of maternal instinct and care proves to be futile.
|
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Many social apps burst onto the scene and fade away just as quickly.
|
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Then the housing bubble burst in 2008, and the jobs started to disappear.
|
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This fault line, partially dormant since the primaries, burst open after the election.
|
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The Panthers burst onto the American scene with an ultimate act of swagger.
|
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If it would have burst before my surgery I could've died from infection.
|
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Still, I'm grateful for this dose of nostalgia and burst of internet positivity.
|
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My theory: When the sexy-trans-camgirl bubble burst, so did his interest.
|
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It's not clear what caused the gas burst, but an investigation is underway.
|
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Leeds supporters, however, know a thing or two about having their bubble burst.
|
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And he's feeling good — but is it just a burst of false hope?
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His artworks burst with symbolism, but he struggles to understand what they represent.
|
|
" SI: Under the Cover — "Current subjects in the magazine burst onto the screen.
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The vehicle struck a 2010 Hyundai SUV, causing it to burst into flames.
|
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When he refused to open the door, they burst in and started shooting.
|
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On that news, Paris conference center burst into the national anthem, the Marseillaise.
|
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"I burst into tears when I saw him," Lesley told AAP on Tuesday.
|
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"Thank you for that advice," Bale said as the crowd burst into laughter.
|
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Anthony was the focus of the burst with five points and two assists.
|
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The farmland bubble may have burst in some Corn Belt states, like Iowa.
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Dammik and some officers burst in on it and…do not believe Burgle.
|
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Lopez Obrador burst on the national political scene with a combination of protectionist
|
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This sudden burst of humanity ends up winning Lauren B. an immunity rose.
|
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Theranos burst onto the scene by promising to revolutionize the blood testing industry.
|
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SpaceX suspended flights after one of its rockets burst into flames on Sept.
|
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One night, years ago, four Aryan Brotherhood gang members burst into Anderson's cell.
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In the 32nd minute, he burst forward, perhaps in hope rather than expectation.
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He was totally in over his head, and my heart burst for him.
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The Govn't has today belched another burst of hot air on the #GigEconomy.
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Even its most spritely sequences feel like they're about to burst into tears.
|
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When it came time for bombs to burst in air, small fireworks crackled.
|
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With the winter quickly approaching, an extra burst of "sunshine" wouldn't hurt anyone.
|
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Within seconds, witnesses said, the gunman burst into the bar with a Glock .
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The animal burst from eating too many plastic bags in a garbage dump.
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Cruz burst into stardom in 2011 but has not reached those heights since.
|
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He added that all bubbles, though, once established, will eventually burst and deflate.
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"The house burst into flames," a spokesperson for the fire department tells PEOPLE.
|
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The committee's top Republican, Jordan, burst out of the gate on the offensive.
|
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"It's like they burst out of their cocoon and become people," McGuire said.
|
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At that moment, for most of the Country Life fantasists, the bubble burst.
|
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"I hopped over the turnstile and burst the door down," she later said.
|
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Finally, right before the police burst in, there was another round of gunfire.
|
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White explosions made with an eraser burst across a landscape drawn in charcoal.
|
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Hill, Ty Outlaw and Alexander-Walker connected on 3-pointers during the burst.
|
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The normally bold Ms. Sloss left the bar in a burst of shyness.
|
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Stephon Clark's brother, Stevante, burst into the meeting chanting his brother's name. pic.twitter.
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He swivelled the antenna, and the music turned into a burst of Creole.
|
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It clicked and I started to burst out loud laughing and crying simultaneously.
|
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Loren burst onto the scene covering songs on YouTube and producing makeup tutorials.
|
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He said the earth continued to shake even hours after the initial burst.
|
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Earlier in the week, another internal fight burst into public view after Rep.
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When I leave, I burst into tears again and call my best friend.
|
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He promptly collapsed to his knees, burst into tears and kissed the court.
|
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I saw something on the television that made me instantly burst into tears.
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I would burst into tears at random moments, and I wasn't sleeping well.
|
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The crowd, silent throughout the performance, burst into roaring applause at the end.
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Police said the plane crashed as it was landing and burst into flames.
|
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Not realizing the Fentanyl patch had burst, Madsen went to go lie down.
|
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After years of hype, the bubble burst, sending much of the competition scrambling.
|
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I saw other people leave the path, fall down, and burst into flames.
|
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The startup's problems burst into public view after an FBI raid in April.
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A FINAL BURST She was going to retire and moved into assisted living.
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To have an offensive burst in the later innings like that is nice.
|
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On Christmas morning, my best friend opened her present and burst into tears.
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The benefits would arrive gradually across paychecks instead of in one stimulative burst.
|
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As copies of the virus multiply, they burst out and infect neighboring cells.
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The status you get from a new burst of success seems really sensational.
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Amazon, on the other hand, was busy surviving the dot-com bubble burst.
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A burst appendix would likely cost at least her individual deductible of $6,300.
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His ruptured fuel tank burst into flames, which engulfed him in the cockpit.
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" 22016, Goldberg writes, might go down as "the year the feminist bubble burst.
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An aneurysm in his heart had burst, ripping a hole in his aorta.
|
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If spooked, they can burst straight into the wall, shattering their own spines.
|
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That vision was revealed to be hallucinatory when the dot-com bubble burst.
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Romance is in the air, and you're experiencing a massive burst of creativity.
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Instead, our lineage assumed an exuberant burst of strange forms along the way.
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Can she also burst Japan's expectations of what it means to be Japanese?
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He replied with a burst of bullets, hitting Major Shukla in the shoulder.
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Argentines have burst into tears in the stands in a flow of emotion.
|
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Hedi helped give youth culture this burst that at the time was missing.
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A cartoon character burst into flames after drifting into a high-tension wire.
|
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Moon later officially declared the Olympics open, followed by a burst of fireworks.
|
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Venus clashes with Jupiter at 12:26 PM, bringing a burst of joy.
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A burst of energy comes if you're in school, traveling, or publishing something.
|
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Another paradoxical liberation came the following year, when the Japanese economic bubble burst.
|
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After a seemingly innocent-looking one-vehicle wreck, Earnhardt's car burst into flames.
|
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Some fear that the student-debt "bubble" will be the next to burst.
|
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Shortly thereafter, a pipe burst directly above it, flooding and destroying everything inside.
|
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The German news media called the sudden burst of enthusiasm the Schulz effect.
|
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I barely slept as gusts burst off the lake and rattled the tentpoles.
|
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Every adult chaperone burst out laughing, and didn't stop for a full minute.
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Upon hearing the jury's decision, Mr. Smith's family gasped and burst into tears.
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But it's unlikely to burst or expand the socioeconomic bubble of anyone watching.
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A friend of theirs who visited had burst into tears at the sight.
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It was not clear whether anyone was present when the police burst in.
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It was just the kind of offensive burst Stauber has been waiting for.
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A rowdy diversion of wildflowers and herbs burst from the patio's pavement cracks.
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The signal is a known repeating fast radio burst, FRB 180916.J0158+65.
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Thousands of Americans, including Aliche, lost their homes because the housing bubble burst.
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I feel this instant visual attraction followed by an unconscious burst of inspiration.
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It came in a carefully orchestrated burst of bright lights and radiant chords.
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Describing the episode to a friend, she wrote that she burst out laughing.
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A narrow, but locally heavy burst of snow is approaching from the southwest.
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Some believe that Oyo's unstable foundation makes it a bubble waiting to burst.
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A matter-of-fact, Excel-spreadsheet kind of man, he burst into tears.
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The mother of a transgender child burst into tears when she saw him.
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It's a welcome burst of shopping at an otherwise sluggish time of year.
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But after a brief burst of attention, the response to their study faded.
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Police claim the employees knew the dam would burst but concealed the danger.
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When we drink alcohol, we produce a short burst of more beta endorphins.
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The situation seems ripe for a burst of furious denunciation, a chilling moment.
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I don't blame people for wanting to focus on that first, initial burst.
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Sorry to burst their bubble and the similar delusions of many Washington politicians.
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A short burst of stimulus could see the economy through the current headwinds.
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Their silent coup d'état has suddenly and unexpectedly burst onto the political stage.
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After she burst onto the national scene last year -- when she defeated Rep.
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Now some investors fear a giant crypto-bubble may be about to burst.
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Don't waste the chance to have truths, great and small, burst upon you.
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Rock burst accidents are often caused by fractures in rocks due to mining.
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Laughter burst forth as the speaker asked how husbands change over the years.
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"The definition was "a short burst of inconsequential information," and "chirps from birds.
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They'll burst like bubbles In the fun of a Sunday in New York!
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It's been a long time since the Sex Pistols burst on the scene.
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Namajunas burst into the UFC as an excitable ball of all-out aggression.
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Trump burst onto the scene as a leader of the absurd "birther" movement.
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A sudden burst of gunfire could be heard, lasting for about four seconds.
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Then a second, larger burst of turbulence seemed to come out of nowhere.
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The big picture: The summit brought a burst of new commitments and initiatives.
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A 9-4 burst gave Florida A&M reason to believe at halftime.
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So what happens when a fast radio burst zips through a galactic halo?
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Bowden evened the score two minutes later on a 61-yard touchdown burst.
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A neighbor said he heard a burst of gunshots shortly after 9 p.m.
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In a final burst, she zipped the vacuum cleaner around the living room.
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A left turn brought a burst of color and the scent of sandalwood.
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The only sound you hear is the occasional rifle burst from Lebanese hunters.
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He's always straining to burst into the main story, Kool Aid Man-style.
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Another burst of artificial light: We've find the doorway and suddenly, the kitchen.
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" After feeding and cleaning the cat, she called the number on his collar, writing, "I thought the young man on the other end of the phone was going to either burst out in shrieks of joy or burst out in tears.
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The audience burst into a round of spontaneous applause, calling out words of encouragement.
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The men burst into the home and said they were looking for the radio.
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But there is the possibility it could burst into flames, the company announced today.
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From the first bite, this snack fills the mouth with a burst of flavor.
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And I think that sort of burst my little bubble I typically work in.
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Here's an example: Luke's answer was to put on an extra burst of speed.
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But determining what, exactly, comprises the bubble, and when it will burst, isn't easy.
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You can have a burst of speed, but then you must rest and recuperate.
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She burst onto the music scene whether it was ready for her or not.
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When Starling went to her professor's office she says she suddenly burst into tears.
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"90 days," Shelby responds between bites, causing his companion to burst out into laughter.
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It was said of Andreessen Horowitz when it burst onto the scene in 215.
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Seven plainclothes narcotics cops burst in, five burly men and two women, all shouting.
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We were beginning with the C when my mother burst down the steps, screaming.
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In response, Posavec mailed a burst of colorful lines that communicated the same thing.
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Because, under any other leader, the floodgates on impeachment would have already burst open.
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His 50-yard burst early in the fourth put the Hawkeyes up 21-0.
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Today's tech stock boom is very different from the bubble that burst in 2000.
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Last month, video showed a boat loaded with passengers as it burst into flames.
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Previously, only a fast repeating radio burst had been traced to its home galaxy.
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Then he would be doing the cool down and would just burst out crying.
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Washington and Jenifer capped the burst to give the Bearcats an 53-25 lead.
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Jason Hessels led the team that identified the Faraday rotation coming from the burst.
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And the bubble burst, sending the composite down to barely 1,100 by October 2002.
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With no motor in his pelvis, there will never be a burst of thrusting.
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Longoria shouted, "What kind of game are we playing?" as everyone burst into laughter.
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The crew that assisted in the rescue burst into cheers while watching the reunion.
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Cameras on the other side of the table captured them both burst into laughter.
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GoPro also added a new Live Burst feature, which largely mimics Apple's Live Photos.
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The young woman then burst into tears in my arms, and I cried, too.
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This burst of discovery might eventually help doctors treat or prevent some brain damage.
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That sentiment burst forth with the first Palestinian intifada, or "shaking off", in 22017.
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Asked whether the continent will ever produce its own Google, one burst out laughing.
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I burst out laughing and that comment set the tone for our whole relationship.
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"It's cheaper to keep me," Pinkett Smith quipped, causing Smith to burst into laughter.
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" A number of them, he said, "burst into tears when they tell their story.
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I ignore the call, feeling like I might burst into tears at any moment.
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When the Internet bubble burst in 2000, people did not revert to fax machines.
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"I did it all by myself," she joked as the crowd burst into laughter.
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The King holiday has brought an early burst of 2020 activity in the state.
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For an extra burst of cheer, the mug also has a bright yellow lid.
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I burst into silent tears, then try to breathe deeply and think more clearly.
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"We're in a bubble that will burst," says Adam Pilarski of Avitas, a consultancy.
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MasterClass burst onto the scene in 2015 with more star power than Love, Actually.
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She also echoes Lavin's assertion that the "burst of consciousness" drives toddler's brutal honesty.
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When the bubble burst, his global equity fund outperformed its benchmark by 36 percent.
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The room was buzzing with excitement, and groups of people periodically burst into cheers.
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It's a burst of young enthusiasm she hopes her own party takes advantage of.
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"For Tadric's awareness to see the time and Josh's speed and burst," Pastner said.
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It looked like any other star that had just died and violently burst apart.
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Videos play automatically, which can make surprisingly loud soundtracks burst from your phone's speakers.
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Normally, a natural burst of radio waves will have wavelengths moving in multiple directions.
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Fed officials notoriously failed to spot the real-estate bubble until after it burst.
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She said she heard a burst of gunfire first; after that it was sporadic.
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Jackie Shane burst onto the scene as an R&B musician in the 1960s.
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But even if it were true, she asked, why would Singer "burst my bubble"?
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In the process, the Fed helped drive the tech bubble which burst in 2000.
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Joan Baez didn't "burst onto the scene" at Woodstock in August 1969 (March 2nd).
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When America's housing bubble burst over a decade ago, black families were especially devastated.
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In 2015, a dam burst in the nearby town of Mariana, killing 19 people.
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For a daily burst of global illumination, you need more than just the facts.
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The door burst open as he was climbing out of the basement, he said.
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"This could be enough to burst the pre-election Zelenskiy market bubble," he said.
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The singer burst into tears as she opened up about her split from Duhamel.
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For example, there's still no definitive answer for why the tank burst that day.
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It masks malignancies that grow within a culture until they finally burst into view.
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The metal cap burst across the floor, skittering on its rim as if pursued.
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Those bubbles then burst, releasing a cloud of even smaller water particles, called aerosols.
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On Tuesday, thoughtful Mercury enters Aries, delivering a burst of clarity in your decisions.
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The incredibly lifelike fantastical paintings of Kisung Koh burst with a love for wildlife.
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Rolling waves burst into snow-white fields of foam at the foot of cliffs.
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Absorbing that sudden burst of excess energy causes the molecule to split into two.
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This will squeeze some air out of the fintech bubble, but not burst it.
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"But I burst into tears and said I wasn't used to somebody helping me."
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Soon after, government spies burst in, arrested him and threw him in Newgate prison.
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On launch day in 2011, Myers got a burst of interest from small businesses.
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They also found that the burst was surrounded by a fainter, constant radio glow.
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She immediately burst out laughing at the situation, which could've been a lot worse.
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We never know which financial firms have over-extended themselves until the bubbles burst.
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Mars connects with Jupiter at 8:22 AM, bringing a big burst of energy.
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A tiny burst of feathers is included on the head of the serpent labret.
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Margay Schee was the last child on the bus when it burst into flames.
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In 1637 the bubble burst and some investors were left bankrupt or in debt.
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I popped it in my mouth and bit into a complex burst of flavor.
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And now, it's time to burst your bubble: It costs $16,000, reports Luxury Listings.
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It's aerial Nascar racing, complete with collisions that cause drones to burst into pieces.
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This is not how Obama sounded when he burst onto the national political scene.
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It's oddly satisfying to watch the paint burst and mix at a leisurely pace.
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The longer your device is in "sleep", the larger this packet burst will be.
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He gave us that shooting burst, and then I had to take him out.
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After more than a week of seeing these, I burst into tears one afternoon.
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"We can neither let the bubbles burst nor let it grow bigger," Yang said.
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Matthews then delivered with an impressive burst of speed over the final 200 meters.
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After Belgium cleared a corner, Lukaku turned into space and burst down the middle.
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"This created a bubble, and like housing, that bubble has now burst," he said.
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Then electric vehicles, Teslas foremost among them, burst out of their city-car-chrysalis.
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With a "no-knock warrant," they burst through the front door with guns blazing.
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But it still took roughly seven years for the bubble to peak and burst.
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That's the most since January 2000, just before the burst of the tech bubble.
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When the third shot of its three-round burst connects, you do extra damage.
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The gunshot or the burst of well-crafted energy that splits enemies in two.
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A burst to $31 is huge, considering that it is a large capitalization stock.
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Wanjiku, the survivor, said at least one looked like it was ready to burst.
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Carter was living in the house in Bath, and one day her taps burst.
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And, on past form, a burst of export-led growth is unlikely to compensate.
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Some surprise flirtations come your way today, as does a burst of creative inspiration.
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Each phone also has different photo modes, like burst, time lapse, HDR, and panorama.
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Yep, Thomas Rhett tells PEOPLE, he was about to burst during CMA Fest week.
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After a collective burst of motion, someone is often left lying on the floor.
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A flavorful taste burst into my mouth, offering the quintessential summer hot dog flavor.
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A man burst into the three-story building of Kyoto Animation around 10 a.m.
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Monica burst into tears as Mark spat foul epithets in her mascara-stained face.
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If you're feeling suffocated in any way, you're going to burst during this time.
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The young queen burst onto the local gay scene, quickly become a regional staple.
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After Kasky asked his question, the crowd rose, grinned, and burst into wild claps.
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Seconds later, Ingrid burst in, looking as pale as I felt, and vomited too.
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Two CNN anchors burst out into laughter on Saturday talking about the prank call.
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Seconds later, a dozen agents, weapons pulled from their holsters, burst into the house.
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"That did not go unnoticed by me," he added, with a burst of laughter.
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And since the crypto bubble appears to have burst, the stock finally looks attractive.
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That is, unless lawmakers move quickly to forestall this misguided burst of friendly fire.
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Clinton when she first burst on the national stage during the 1992 presidential campaign.
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It did have the umami burst of fatty flavor that one craves from bacon.
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But this is another good early step to burst the government-aided tuition bubble.
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Whole plant systems just burst into flame, trees went on fire in an instant.
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"You nominated the real one," Mr. Clinton said to a long burst of applause.
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The actor first burst onto the national stage with "Above the Law" in 1988.
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It was one of those hot summer days when the clouds ripen and burst.
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And just like that, the bubble of sorrow breaks in a little ecstatic burst.
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But these and other episodes have so far failed to burst the celebratory bubble.
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The burst of energy seemed related to his return to Providence from New York.
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The vehicle burst into flames after the collision, and the suspect is dead. Motive?
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Accident investigators suspect that a canister of helium inside the liquid oxygen tank burst.
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Ananya looked stunned, and then burst into tears in her dad's arms #spellingbee pic.twitter.
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"This created a bubble, and like housing, that bubble has now burst," Hayne said.
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His fully functional items burst with colors and embrace the designs used in packaging.
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Thames burst onto the scene after a three-year stint in Korea by batting .
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The issue of reparations burst onto the presidential scene last week after Democratic Sens.
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When the bubble burst, everyone simultaneously needed revenue and flooded the market with inventory.
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At work, the first time I tried to speak, I burst into tears instead.
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He didn't think it was an infection, but a cluster of burst blood vessels.
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Yet, under enough pressure, this bubble will burst just as it has for clubs.
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They burst through speakers with an exuberance that belied Spector's often torturous recording process.
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I'd managed two bites before I burst into tears, alone in the staff room.
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There was a little bit of a bubble burst—a retraction, if you will.
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However, it's crucial that you stay realistic about things because a bubble may burst.
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Tell me a bit more about the burst of creativity that spawned this album.
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" The audience burst into applause, before Bowling revealed who really said it: "Just kidding.
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This has been the year the electric vehicle (EV) story burst into the mainstream.
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But the bubble burst: A Beanie Baby could easily be yours for $5 today.
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Why would an aging work of fiction attract such a sudden burst of interest?
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The tailings dam at Vale's Corrego do Feijao iron ore mine burst on Jan.
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With another burst of fire, they all fell to the ground to take cover.
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"You are a fool," Dr. Smile said, and then, like a burst balloon, subsided.
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But the election of Donald Trump has led to a burst of inflationary signals.
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One of its legs burst through and struck both Sarah and Mr. Radney's mother.
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Op-Ed Contributor THE Summer of Love began with a burst of flower power.
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His favorite customers, however, are those who walk in and spontaneously burst into laughter.
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An eight-second burst of machine gun fire comes from one of the helicopters.
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My husband, in a burst of speed, chased the woman and reclaimed our daughter.
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But the unexpected burst of popularity on Saturdays forced him to accelerate his plans.
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And on Monday, that conflict burst out into the open with a Walmart lawsuit.
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His elaborate, exquisitely worked pieces were worth it: They seemed to burst into bloom.
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The rising sun burst over the ocean, and the light shone on our faces.
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He's fast and aggressive, but his burst is somewhat lacking as are his instincts.
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But it feels like the dam burst a bit in the month of May.
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When she saw the sign for "They're Playing Our Song," she burst into tears.
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Suddenly, plainclothes police officers burst into the room, cutting off the couple's video call.
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If there is a storm or heavy rain, the Pasur will burst its banks.
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When Juul users inhale, they get a very quick and powerful burst of nicotine.
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Last May, an Amazon Treasure Truck burst into flame in the streets of Philadelphia.
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Numerous rivers had burst their banks and landslides blocked many roads, said the reports.
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Her father had fled the car as it burst into flames, the authorities said.
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The object burst into a tall column of flame for a second or two.
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FlyQuest's engage composition couldn't outlive the TSM burst, falling apart in the mid-game.
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The Orange, buoyed but a late offensive burst, held a 43-22 halftime lead.
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