"Mutton busting, as you know, comes sort of like bronco busting for adults," he began on Tuesday.
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And where spring is synonymous with busting out our best dresses, summer is the season of busting out our best tops.
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Two decades later, Yang's norm-busting career as an Internet business builder is the foundation for his norm-busting Democratic presidential campaign.
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These new buttons from Junkfed will proudly declare that you're not only a fan of busting ghosts, but of busting misogyny as well.
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My cousins and I busting some ghosts My cousins and I busting some ghosts As a gamer, this left me salivating over all my dream applications for similar experiences.
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"This is more than union busting — it's democracy busting," J. David Cox Sr., national president of the American Federation of Government Employees, the largest federal employee union, said in a statement.
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" But union officials accused the department of "union busting.
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"A mutton busting, as you know, comes sort of like bronco busting for adults," he explained during a brief and unusually broad monologue on the annual Denver-based National Western Stock Show.
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Ya gotta watch ... after busting out the dance moves and explaining how that sequence all came about ... Tom summed up the glory days by busting out Les' signature cursing dialogue -- at Conan's request.
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DMCA's prohibition on busting DRM locks rendered such tinkering illegal.
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But this clay isn't all fun bubbles and blackhead busting.
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"Artists are busting their ass for the dream," he said.
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Country music is busting at the seams with talented ladies.
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Here are Mario, Donkey Kong, and Waluigi busting out dabs.
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It was busting through our airbags at an alarming rate.
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The Monster Hunter franchise is busting onto yet another console.
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The Bangladesh Border Guards are busting more and more smugglers.
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And of course we end up busting each other's chops.
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Programmers use jQuery and sometimes turn on jQuery cache busting.
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No weather should withstand the power of busting a move.
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I've been busting my tail to get back in there.
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It's dangerous for everyone, especially when they're busting through intersections.
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There were saddles, an armchair with the stuffing busting out.
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Maybe he was out busting someone for illegal firewood cutting.
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He succeeded at busting norms, but not building good will.
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Mutton busting is when children ride or race on sheep.
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"Much more regulation 'busting' to come," he tweeted in August.
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On July 29, Falkowski declared what CERN, the European organization that runs the Large Hadron Collider, hasn't yet: The Standard-Model-busting maybe-particle that has left physicists breathless since September actually isn't busting anything.
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Some D.A. would have to commence a major budget-busting investigation.
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U.S. fans busting out an "equal pay" chant here in Lyon.
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He seems far less suited to mending fences than busting them.
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As a result, authorities have doubled down on busting copycat operations.
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Already, sanctions-busting business across the border with China is growing.
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Union busting!" and "If we don't get it, shut it down!
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This time, OK Go is busting open pinatas in zero gravity.
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The emergency started with the busting of a contraband-fuel racket.
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Ellison sent asking questions about safety and allegations of union busting.
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In the apartheid era, it wasn't there, because of sanctions-busting.
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Kasich went on a gut-busting tour of the Arthur Ave.
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Even Dawson joined in, busting some moves with pal Paula Abdul.
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They even mention that one of the goals is myth busting.
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Doogee's actually busting its ass to make some legitimately futuristic phones.
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Yep: That's Siri busting out some genuine Game of Thrones quotes.
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Busting out the "if your friends jumped off a bridge" line.
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Money guys love deregulation, testing and Big Data, and union-busting.
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The Justice Department filed criminal charges for sanctions-busting against Halkbank.
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The EPA's benefits-busting proposal could invite more such accounting abuses.
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Turkey has dismissed the accusations of sanctions-busting as politically motivated.
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Simple phone conversations with loved ones can confer isolation-busting benefits.
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They did everything that a big bad union busting company does.
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Squats and butt-busting moves of all kinds are my friend.
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"I'm sorry for Sister Jean, for busting her bracket," Townes said.
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But the production was troubled with delays and budget-busting costs.
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The Kurdish record features internecine conflicts, smuggling, sanctions-busting and banditry.
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Add warm melted cheese, and you have a belt-busting winner.
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Busting the boundaries of pop music, ballet, opera, theater and design.
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Brooke Binkowski, managing editor of the fake news-busting website Snopes.
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"Today was a gloom-busting day," the "Mad Money" host concluded.
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The decision prompted accusations of "union-busting" at the tech giant.
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And yet the idea of Kaminsky busting is looking increasingly silly.
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I am on my bike busting my ass six hours a day.
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It's the sound of fat bear brackets busting all over the place.
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Busting ghosts and fighting aliens and averting thermonuclear war is everyone's job.
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Busting any of these criteria could send the theory out the window.
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Trump has also accused Russia of helping North Korea with sanctions busting.
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Not today—the Moon in Leo will find you busting your butt.
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Yes, Khloé's home was busting with birthday love for her casual event.
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It's traffic-busting technology worthy of cult 1960s cartoon family The Jetsons.
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Disney is busting open the Vault to put literally everything on Disney+?
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I had trouble deciding between golden fries and a gut-busting burger.
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Some in its ranks back budget-busting subsidies to agriculture and industry.
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Some of Wheeler's myth-busting arguments: Security is about more than Huawei.
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But Akradi doesn't have time to dwell on his boundary-busting ways.
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Some are eager to make up for the deficit-busting tax cut.
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The country has an addiction to these, especially after budget-busting elections.
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Republicans were the architects of President Donald Trump's budget-busting tax plan.
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America's activism is prompting other countries to improve their own graft-busting.
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I was busting out of my very non-froufy Jil Sander dress.
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Their game involves a van, remote locations, and 26 mind-busting puzzles.
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"They didn&apost go busting up in the wrong house," Champion said.
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Is secret shopper busting going to put the kibosh on teen vaping?
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He just let loose and the entire crowd started busting out laughing.
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Gross: It starts by busting the gun industry's lies, like that one.
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Aside from ghost-busting, Tilley also writes Lovecraft-inspired regional horror fiction.
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These redistributive efforts could accompany a renewed trust-busting focus in Congress.
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Conservatives heavily criticized the spending bill for busting through federal budget caps.
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Health officials are busting down the doors of shops and raiding shelves.
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"Clearly, there is a very big business in union busting," said Rep.
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Actually the dignity of work is about busting myths like this one.
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By then we had refined our ideas and were busting with them!
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The Internet rumor-busting site Snopes called it out as a phony.
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Busting out, Hummels clatters a Mexican and he, too, get a yellow.
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"I've perfected the art of busting on people," Jones told me later.
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And his barely hidden hand helped propel her precedent-busting fund-raising.
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And we were just busting ourselves up with how ridiculous that was.
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Republicans lobbed softball questions on topics like mutton busting and Horse v.
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Elizabeth Warren's (D-Mass.) trust-busting calls on the 2020 campaign trail.
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Rockers of advanced years are also good for busting stereotypes about older workers.
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Seriously, I was busting up the hills of San Francisco at 19 mph.
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But one such attempt in New Mexico has yielded some theory-busting results.
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So maybe we're not ready to start busting floaters with lasers just yet.
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Want to know how to regain energy after a night of busting nuts?
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If you keep busting your ass, something's going to come out of it.
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The move raised questions about whether Trump supports the Justice Department busting backpage.
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Gallagher ended the shift by busting his 10-game goal droughtwith a wraparound.
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I punched with everything I had and he just started busting out laughing.
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Congress may seek to soften an unpopular overhaul of budget-busting public pensions.
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Deutsche Bank, Germany's biggest lender, surprised investors with a forecast-busting earnings preview.
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I'm busting a move for equality, parity, safety and inclusion of all women.
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I might try busting myself smartly over the temple with the night-light.
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It's hard to overemphasize how taboo busting Sanders's advocacy of Palestinian rights is.
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He's a populist onstage, but a benefit-busting conservative in the White House.
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But it is mainly a counter-terrorist outfit, not a drug-busting one.
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In the 1990s, Peres engaged in taboo-busting breakout negotiations with the Palestinians.
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For Mr Kim a greater degree of sanctions-busting is a huge boon.
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The original was about Roosevelt's trust-busting action against the Northern Securities Company.
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"...I see so many girls out there, busting their rear ends," Underwood said.
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That has raised hopes that he can reform the budget-busting pension system.
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But protecting your kids in the car can be a muscle-busting task.
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It looks like his friends have taken their ghost-busting to new levels.
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Apple engineers are reportedly busting their butts to make sure AirPower doesn't overheat.
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And she danced -- busting moves that have made her the newest Internet darling.
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It offers budget-busting handouts to parents who have more than one child.
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Demi Lovato's latest Instagram shows the pop star busting out her inner MacGyver.
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The spending bill was strongly criticized by conservatives for busting the nation's budget.
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You got a whole lot of older men just busting on each other.
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Try this stress-busting, total-body workout for when you're mad as hell.
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Where is a trust-busting Teddy Roosevelt when we so sorely need him?
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Formula. This union-busting campaign came into being at the behest of the
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Sydney: We saved the most gut-busting ramen for last with Tsujita Annex.
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It&aposs not a brain-busting procedure filled with complicated algorithms and ratios.
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Getting tourists to comply with Zika-busting rules, though, will not be easy.
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This has been dismissed by supporters of Czechia on a "myth-busting" website.
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Another Trump appointee, William Emanuel, built a career as a union-busting attorney.
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Your inbox is probably busting with amazing Cyber Monday and other holiday deals.
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Well, Zoey's little bro, Dustin, is busting onto a different kind of scene.
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Busting through the secrecy has become a challenge for hobbyists and hackers alike.
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After several door-busting years, auto sales had dropped every month in 2017.
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"We are busting our guts to make sure everything is ready," he says.
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PT on Thursday, Snapchat will roll out a "Covid-19 Myth Busting" game.
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And he hasn't seemed especially keen on crime-busting in this situation, either.
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In statements, Kickstarter has said it has never engaged in union-busting activities.
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Meanwhile, talk of paying for these budget-busting policies has just about disappeared.
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Check out more techniques for leveraging breathing as a stress-busting superpower here.
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Little else from the G20 meeting is long term, silo busting, or innovative.
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First, why is a deficit-busting tax bill a good idea right now?
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Not all of El País's myth-busting targets, though, have been about politics.
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So far, however, the coalition has been met with union-busting efforts. 5.
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That's a guild over there for taxi drivers, and they're really busting it.
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He became President by busting norms and assailing institutions, and he hasn't stopped.
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"Textbooks may be missing an opportunity for myth busting," the study's authors write.
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A city councilman railed against the company as a union-busting corporate behemoth.
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So I had a few internships on Wall Street, busting my ass there.
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Chuck was famous for busting out his signature "duck walk" during live shows.
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" While Gum says that she's been "grabbed a couple of times" by invisible forces on their hunts, she explains that the group would never adopt the usual ghost busting techniques of "busting into somebody's house and insulting and screaming at them.
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But, after pushing a gigantic, deficit-busting tax bill in November and a gigantic, deficit-busting two-year budget last week, many are pronouncing the days of the fiscally sound, drown-the-government-in-the-bathtub Republican Party to be over.
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The royal has been pictured busting a move at several events over the years.
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It took me 4 years of busting my ass to get my reputation back.
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Every story is either fascinating, upsetting, gut-busting, or some combination of the three.
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Italy's populist coalition has clashed with the EU over its deficit-busting budget proposal.
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The Bias Busting workshop doesn't appear to be a mandatory program for Google employees.
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But despite some light moderation efforts, the dicks are still busting through the detectors.
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The illustration depicts Teigen with a gigantic head, massive forehead, and bikini-busting breasts.
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There was A Tribe Called Quest's literal wall-busting performance with Busta Rhymes and .
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A graft-busting treasury chief was assassinated by men in military uniform in 2012.
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There's currently a great slate of stereotype-busting shows aimed at toddlers and preschoolers.
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Missile launchers supposedly hidden in caves were being pulverised by huge bunker-busting bombs.
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Well, he was busting the unions, and that's a key demographic for that issue.
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His administration has also delayed penalising a Turkish bank for sanctions-busting in Iran.
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Some disguised their voices to ask about their promotions packets before busting a gut.
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Has the Republican Party's grand experiment in union-busting finally come to an end?
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But the fan blade did not appear to be responsible for busting the window.
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"This is right out of the playbook of any union busting corporation," said Kitson.
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But not everyone is so bullish on the CRTC's newfound enthusiasm for door-busting.
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Such efforts included rent strikes against slumlords or the boycotting of union-busting companies.
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Here we see Pierre Trudeau, also a Canadian Prime Minister, busting the same pose.
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From vegan to gut-busting, prices on the extensive menu start from 95DKK (£10).
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If that's not empowering, if that's not fear-busting, I don't know what is.
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But you likely have a sense of whether your company is booming or busting.
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Playing dress-up may be the fashion equivalent of busting a piñata: Everybody wins.
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Hearst is currently embroiled in an embarrassing union-busting disaster of its own making.
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Now the union-busting story is in danger of eclipsing the actual union drive.
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And last week, she was on KCRW's Good Food podcast busting natural wine myths.
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Busting through three resistance levels on the stock in three months is mind-blowing.
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Plus: union-busting, racism in America and a tense exchange on President Trump's impeachment.
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They claimed the same thing when passing a budget-busting tax cut last year.
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Five hundred years after Brunelleschi, let's re-embrace the boundary-busting interdisciplinarity he exemplifies.
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A chart-busting classic is making its way to some major cities next year!
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A new generation of bunker-busting weapons would soon be tested on Shoshone land.
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"I believed Caroline and I were busting open the form of nonfiction," she writes.
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Unsurprisingly, I think that busting people for something you yourself are doing is totally hypocritical.
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And all that ass-busting tends to come at the expense of my apartment's cleanliness!
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Busting Kitaoka's nose open, it looked like Cruickshank was beginning to run away with it.
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Here's Shareef O'Neal busting out some insane alley-oop dunks ... courtesy of rap superstar Quavo.
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Clinton implied that her main opponent had not thought through his bank-busting domestic agenda.
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It is the biggest fine to date levied on a Chinese company for sanctions busting.
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This is why trusts and estates exams in law school feel like brain-busting riddles.
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" In order to see the cellulite-busting effects of rolling, Roxburgh says "consistency is key.
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A source told Us Weekly that Swift and Blige were "busting moves" at the party.
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By the end of the video, all three are busting a move and laughing together.
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For now, continue on for a few snore-busting tips you can try at home.
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This past weekend, Crazy Rich Asians opened to an expectations-busting $34 million box office.
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We have a year or two before we see ourselves busting at the seams here.
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In the US, monopoly-busting cases are being made against Facebook, Amazon, Google, and others.
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North Korean sanctions-busting—which often occurs in Chinese waters—was top of the list.
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Mr Trump's norm-busting diplomacy would in that case look like a catalyst for progress.
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This budget-busting, deeply "troubled" retread of an aging franchise should have been a disaster.
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What does Waze, the world's niftiest traffic-busting app, do when the traffic never ends?
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Sometimes, we'd just like to be given the opportunity of busting into a BBC interview.
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Our final stop on this gut-busting tour of the East End is Rochelle Canteen.
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That case has increased speculation that the bank itself could be fined for sanctions-busting.
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He concentrates on busting crime and deliberately delegates the handling of the economy to others.
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Think of it as a union-busting artifact passed across companies from worker to worker.
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Flegel: Everyone else is partying and on mushrooms, and I'm just busting out vocal tracks.
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Check. Officers in bomb-disposal protective gear busting a move, capped off with an explosion?
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If I strip the query string parameter, I can prevent jQuery from busting our cache.
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An unexpected personality is busting in on the Democratic presidential debate: the Kool-Aid Man.
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Another traffic busting option on show at Paris was the Slovakian AeroMobil 4.0 flying car.
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Even when she put on a proper shirt ... she was literally busting out of it.
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Ahead, we cover the findings of the report, along with some much-needed myth-busting.
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A big part of representing fat women on TV involves busting myths about their desirability.
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Busting through the 200-horsepower mark made for great headlines but did not jolt sales.
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"We're busting our tails trying to find a way to get that parade," he said.
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It's Italy's worst-hit town, and the crematorium and several morgues are full to busting.
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The Electoral College also provides incentives for norm-busting political parties to game the system.
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The guy is an absolute maniac ... busting out speed drills, power squats and back work.
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The bigger question is how will Uygur's union-busting initiative affect future digital media organizing?
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And that's when I had my first gut-busting, laugh-out-loud moment: Clever girl.
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Suddenly, everyone from her family to friends to coworkers is busting out in popular songs.
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Mr. Kolton got the bright idea of manufacturing his line to Apple's market-busting specifications.
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And after decades of lax enforcement, the government's mechanisms for trust-busting might be rusty.
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"The 'doorbusters' are often on items that aren't worth busting doors for," Mr. Burrow said.
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Busting assumptions, one by one, you will be making the world a slightly better place.
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At 74, he has been seen busting out dance moves after Falcons victories this year.
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Voilà, a full new set of potentially budget-busting tax extenders will have been created.
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Toxic workplace culture, terrible pay, union busting, weapons contracts, anti-immigrant work, and political misinformation.
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Beyond prevention, the doctors could forcibly widen the arterial blockade or inject clot-busting drugs.
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"He's back at home busting his butt to get back out on tour," Mike said.
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His myth-busting television show, "Adam Ruins Everything," is in its third season on TruTV.
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"Textbooks may be missing an opportunity for myth busting," the Current Psychology study's authors write.
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But productivity growth is cyclical: it varies depending on whether an economy is booming or busting.
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Falling unemployment, inflation-busting pay rises and low borrowing costs are fuelling a consumer-led upswing.
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Adverts for fatty foods were interspersed with those for fat-busting medicines, fuelling a sickness culture.
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We typically have to pause between busting out a few dance moves and applying our eyeliner.
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Then he adds, "We'regoingtohavetogonuclear …" before being hushed by the moderator for busting the one-word rule.
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But blasting stereotypes around women in tech isn't the only barrier-busting part of the series.
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All that steel shot into the cab, breaking 67 of my bones and busting my liver.
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It adds 22016 million square feet of office space to a city busting at the seams.
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Yes, Trump leads all the national polls, and he keeps busting through what look like ceilings.
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Even when its credit was good, its projects had a nasty habit of busting their budgets.
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This is a movie that'll get you cry-laughing, clapping, and busting out those headphones ASAP.
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What's normalized — nay, mandated the inclusion of a man busting a grumpy into a sacred scene?
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If Amazon continues its union-busting activities in New York, they should call off the deal.
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You know to expect some gut-busting laughs from the reigning king and queen of comedy.
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The Fenders are great, and I only hear good things about those budget-busting Kaiser 10Us.
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It stems from an August 2017 complaint by the NLRB that Tesla was illegally union-busting.
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And when it comes to busting expectations of perfection, the same goes for being a mom.
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It is one of the biggest fines to date levied on a bank for busting sanctions.
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There is nothing worse than busting your ass for something that doesn't mean anything to you.
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After busting the front door down the crook nabbed $10k in cash and $12k in jewelry.
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My barmen had it on lock while I was gone, and the bar never stopped busting.
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"Ross has been busting out of late—I bet that continues after the quarter," he said.
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Imagine this: You and your family are enjoying a gut-busting meal at a lauded restaurant.
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Fact is, we've had (at least) two norms-busting presidents with authoritarian impulses in a row.
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The dogs are, sort of, doing their job by busting tourists with little bits of food.
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TO) (CIBC) posted forecast-busting numbers in the final quarter of the 1.393/17 fiscal year.
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Is breaking a co-star's nose or busting your own lip the new "break a leg"?
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Rising employment, inflation-busting pay rises and low borrowing costs are fuelling a consumer-led upswing.
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In honor of Black Cat Appreciation Day, we're busting the myths that surround this misunderstood feline.
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Rising employment, inflation-busting pay hikes and low borrowing costs are fuelling a consumer-led upswing.
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Ned Lamont (D) was seen busting some dance moves at his inauguration ball on Wednesday night.
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The credentials idea was proposed as a fraud-busting measure by a Dipont employee, Lucido said.
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The Taco is a challenging truck to live with when you aren't busting through uncharted territory.
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It's a great big genre-busting romp, a gloriously fitting end to the Bill Hodges trilogy.
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Half the railing is busting off and it was about to take the STL with it.
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The father-son pair behind What's Inside added a bit of myth-busting to this episode.
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We can only imagine which hidden skill sets she'll be busting out in episodes to come.
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We oscillate between terror and gut-busting laughter, as we witness what we once deemed unimaginable.
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It's a series of ornate but ponderous creations, a shelf-busting set of Fabergé ostrich eggs.
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Dance machine The Nebraska State Trooper and his daughter aren't the only ones busting a move.
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And there are Roseanne (Roseanne Barr) and Dan Conner (John Goodman), lovingly busting each others' chops.
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We stay close to our other women-of-color friends who are also busting their buns.
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But definitely I'd try to help everyone who's busting their ass every day, just like me.
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Republicans offered one fantasy after another to make the case for their budget-busting tax cuts.
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All the kids started with mutton busting, which meant sitting on a sheep while it ran.
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"They treated us like criminals, busting in our door," Mr. Bryce told a local TV station.
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Ditto for union-busting and the adoption of job-killing automation in pursuit of maximum profit.
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The Justice Department wants Canada to extradite a top executive who is accused of sanctions-busting.
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Buemi set about busting the dealers one by one, in a series of elaborate digital impersonations.
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She was clearly excited about the news, busting a move when staff told her Saturday night.
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Mr Pignatone is best known for his role in busting an organised-crime network in Rome.
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Still, there are ways to experience today's Honolulu beyond the beach and without busting the budget.
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"They were busting a gut to save everyone else," said Staples, who described conditions as "apocalyptic".
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Patreon, a platform for creators to earn monetary support from fans, is busting out the checkbook.
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These are not ordinary fishing vessels, but sanctions-busting trawlers manned by crews from North Korea.
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But using outmoded 20th century trust busting allegations against Google is a solution to a nonproblem.
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Today the themes are as brain-busting and as world-encompassing as the works are large.
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However, in November, it hired an agency known for union-busting, which was met with protest.
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Instead of just busting psychics outright, he focused on helping the audience members discover the ruse.
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RiRi was across the pond doing her thing ... busting out Catwoman gear at Annabel's in London.
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I spent the summer busting my ass working as a bartender and trying to get freelance work.
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Zoetrope is busting out the big guns for the project, offering backers props from the original film.
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Justin goofed around a bit too ... busting out the Floss dance as the crowd cheered him on.
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On a typical day, this hoax-busting hotline gets between 60 and 70 forwards to fact-check.
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"Throughout history we see surreptitious ways of busting sanctions," said an EU official who deals with Russia.
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Here's video of the kids in Baton Rouge busting out the song as Joe Burrow and co.
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But in a really positive way, not in a ball-busting, 'Screw the world!' sort of way.
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Before this year, the 25-year-old was best known as a taboo-busting belly dance enthusiast.
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We still memorialize the names of strong-arming, union-busting cheats — names like Astor, Carnegie, Rockefeller, Stanford.
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But its lawyers are expected to have made sure there was no risk of sanction-busting penalties.
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She was "ruthlessly prioritizing," as she likes to say, but not busting any balls along the way.
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Perhaps in the current calm the public could be readied for a recession-busting exercise in persuasion.
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But for us, it's all about busting out the jewel tones; metallics; and deep, dark, sooty shades.
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That old idea of layering essences and serums and moisturizers onto skin before busting out the SPF?
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It's really nice to see the actual payday when we've been busting our butt in the studio.
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Predictably, Washington has responded with dismay and a determination to break up the European sanctions-busting contraption.
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You can pull the trigger's inside for awesome lights and sounds for a more authentic busting experience.
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Photographers also snapped the new mom busting out what might be described as some bootylicious dance moves.
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Meghan is definitely a bag girl: She's been busting out a new purse for nearly every occasion.
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Months earlier, Google-owned Jigsaw released its censorship-busting app Infra, which aimed to prevent DNS manipulation.
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The Prince and Camilla are busting out their swimwear for some fun on the island of Barbados.
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Chances are, busting out into unstoppable fits of giggles won't be your instinctive reaction to hearing Blood.
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On Vivid's website, a ticket ranges from $260 for a cheap seat to a wallet-busting $6500.
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She's busting heads well into her third trimester, and isn't over- or de-sexualized in the process.
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The imperious smiles-flashing Kim Yo Jung is an unprecedented, bias-busting weapon for the Kim regime.
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In honor of Sagittarius' solar season, we're busting three of most pervasive myths about this fiery sign.
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Mr Bukele says he wants a Salvadoran version of the graft-busting commission under attack in Guatemala.
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In some ways, such staggering convention-busting behavior has become routine in Trump's 10 months in office.
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The front underbelly and rear transfer case are also shielded, so rock-busting won't cripple your pickup.
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We need Damian Lillard busting Steph's ass in a regular season game in the middle of February.
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Italian government bonds sold off on his remarks, which confirmed much of the coalition's budget-busting agenda.
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But monopoly-busting can and must be part of that effort, for reasons both practical and philosophical.
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Kimbo Slice busting apart that one guy's eye is a cultural touchstone of the Internet circa 22.3.
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Once you're into a good routine, you can start busting out your new skill while having sex.
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" Building Trust & Busting Chops"It's really rare to have any negative response to me being a woman.
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Nora, its emotionally unhinged, substance-abusing protagonist, perfectly encapsulates the mix of the gut-busting and grotesque.
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"Off the bat, I knew this ballpark plays deep, so I was busting my butt," Davis said.
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If you're there on the earlier side, the bar does an ideal, hangover-busting brunch (breakfast poutine!).
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Bryson, who gives off a Cronkite-like trustworthy vibe, is good at allaying fears and busting myths.
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Randomly busting out yoga poses, especially when you're not in yoga gear, lets everyone know you're visiting.
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But I think it was wise of this person to wait until now before busting it out.
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The pay-fors are a red herring, as revealed by the budget-busting evident in simultaneous measures.
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In this book, however, Robertson mines the source material for new information, busting myths in the process.
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Myth-busting is the modus operandi of a new HBO documentary, Diego Maradona, directed by Asif Kapadia.
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Not until Thursday, which saw the announcement of preorders for a budget-busting $350 Sideshow collectible model.
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After his inflation-busting days at the Fed, Volcker became chairman of the Wolfensohn & Co. investment firm.
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So why would a busting economy, which would move interest rates, be bad for the stock market?
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"This is classic union busting dressed up in tech industry jargon, and we won't stand for it."
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The union-busting playbook that Kickstarter management has been running is as hackneyed as it is transparent.
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When Mr. Fernandez, 403, asked the young men to move, they answered by busting up his car.
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This is classic union busting dressed up in tech industry jargon, and we won't stand for it.
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Boston Dynamics continues to crank out viral-worthy videos of its robots busting strange and unexpected moves.
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But that ass-busting took a decade, and the fame flamed out in a couple short years.
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America is simultaneously indulging in two deficit-busting desires: for lower taxes and for robust government programs.
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He notably said he wants to repeal Walker's union-busting measure that restricted public employees' bargaining rights.
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Notwithstanding these and other canon busting artworks, private museums seem to be all the rage these days.
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It includes events such as bronco busting, steer and calf roping, bull riding, and women's barrel races.
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Here's LSU running back Leonard Fournette busting out a set of 405 POUND squats like it's nothing.
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For comparison, here's Alabama running back Derrick Henry busting out 1 rep of 500 pounds last year.
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In strides Kylie, announcing, "Look what I can do," and busting a few hip-popping movies for Robin.
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They spring dizzily between a variety of air-raid synth sounds, eardrum-busting bass drops, and martial percussion.
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Exposure to nature is a great way to get a head-clearing, stress-busting mental boost, as well.
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From getting your glow back to busting blemishes, read on for the best tried-and-tested masks around.
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In short: fans sent in a video of themselves busting moves to the track accompanied by an emoji.
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Beck's new music video for "Colors" features the genre-bending performer busting a move with actress Alison Brie.
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If you've been busting it to get everything settled before your holiday break, you deserve a little treat.
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Singer can be seen playfully pushing the female dancers out of her limelight and dramatically busting a move.
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Some readers will find Mr Norman's busting of Smith-related myths to be the book's most satisfying theme.
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The cause of California's drought-busting flood woes lies thousands of miles off the Pacific coast, near Hawaii.
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A clue to his plans comes from the creation of a ministry for "congestion-busting" and population growth.
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This isn't the type of camera that a beginner can grab and just start busting out beautiful clips.
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That said, Republican presidents seem slightly more likely than Democrats to appoint inflation-busting hawks to the committee.
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The myth-busting site, Snopes, has documented how online petitions can be rife with bad or misleading information.
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Looks like it still has some excellent pickup power ... which is essential for busting ghosts in a hurry.
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In recent months, Kickstarter has vehemently and repeatedly denied that it has engaged in any union-busting activity.
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Cloudera also lost $250 million — down 24.1 percent from its gut-busting prior-year loss of $203.1 million.
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Busting makes Melissa McCarthy, Paul Feig and the rest of the cast and crew behind Ghostbusters feel good.
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A giganotosaurus of a scandal, a significant act of institutional norm-busting or nothing really to worry about?
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The town is best known as a place to watch for sanctions-busting by the regime in Pyongyang.
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He may have been thinking of planned measures, or of penalties for Chinese firms involved in sanctions-busting.
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Nowhere else can the powerless push up against the powerful, fact-checking and myth-busting in real time.
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But, like many directors, his critically acclaimed and box-office-busting body of work is also overwhelmingly white.
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The Rubin Museum of Art provides its own site-specific minefield for Ganesh's gender- and stereotype-busting revisions.
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The Real Housewives of New York City star shared a similar, albeit less messy, post busting a move.
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This Ghostbusters reboot seems like it'll have a wider range of ghost-busting toys than the originals did.
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Now the Bolsonaro family itself is facing scrutiny from investigators, which may cool its enthusiasm for graft-busting.
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Oh wait... Busting out some incredible numbers since starting keto and this makes me a very happy person.
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It is the second big penalty for sanctions-busting recently, following a $1.1bn fine slapped on Standard Chartered.
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The video shows Luna busting some baby moves while her daddy's song "The Beginning" plays in the background.
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Services like HelloFresh and Blue Apron can also take the headache out of cooking without busting your wallet.
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Don't worry, Nel managed to keep warm by busting out a volleyball for a little bump set sesh.
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Oprah was at a photo shoot for O Magazine's September issue busting out smooth moves for the camera.
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But wait for it... Hemsworth eventually does the noble thing, busting through the wall with his manly fists.
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Too bad ... DeAngelo was a natural -- busting out crazy aerial maneuvers, backflips and showing off impressive brute strength.
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Perhaps she saved her best for last -- busting out a corset-style top for the #BoF500 Gala dinner.
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Purchasing the game from the Microsoft store comes with a defense busting sword and in-game power ups.
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You end up doing quite a bit of myth-busting in the book—did you have any favorites?
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Earlier this year, he sided with a New York company accused of union-busting and violating workers' rights.
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They also plan to introduce budget-busting measures like a basic income program and a flat income tax.
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Certain kinds of strokes are effectively treated with intravenous, clot-busting drugs that require expertise to deliver properly.
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Hillary Clinton would be the paper because she appears to be a high flying, budget busting paper pusher.
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Next, stop your union busting tactics and allow your workers to take their destiny into their own hands.
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He added that trust busting doesn't always have to be about whether consumers are paying more money, either.
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Some of that resembled ordinary police work: busting drug dealers and bootleggers in a country that bans alcohol.
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Many of the candidates this fall support busting up monopolies and taking on the power of corporate interests.
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They also find his economic policy positions – from his trade-bashing to his budget-busting tax cuts – terrifying.
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He posted this Boomerang loop on Instagram earlier, so we can probably bet on him busting some moves.
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But when it comes to busting moves at concerts, Yeezy is like most dads on this planet: dorky.
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The feds have their hands full busting terrorism funding rings, not to mention all other white collar crime.
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Donald Trump isn't proposing huge, budget-busting tax cuts for the wealthy and corporations because he understands macroeconomics.
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The result was the kind of gut-busting laughter that commentator comics, however clever, often fail to elicit.
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You leverage your boss for support and barrier-busting rather than waiting to be told what to do.
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We're told an 18-year-old was so wasted he fell face first, busting his mouth and nose.
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They question whether historic pragmatism can even be considered pragmatic anymore in an era of norm-busting hyperpartisanship.
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But passing a hastily written, deficit-busting bill that harms the middle class would not be great, either.
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Paul LePage has refused to expand the program, blasting it as a needless, budget-busting form of welfare.
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Divide-and-conquer tactics like union-busting and gerrymandering destroyed the possibility of class unity among struggling people.
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A video uploaded to YouTube on Monday shows Bush also enjoys busting a move on the dance floor.
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Politicians have proposed "right to repair" laws and monopoly-busting measures to curtail the power of tech giants.
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Before throwing the touchdown, he picked up 78 yards rushing, including 66 yards on one lung-busting run.
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"I'm sorry, I wan't listening," says Stephen Colbert in the clip above, busting out his best Trump impression.
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Up and up and up, busting clouds left and right, straight on through to the Kingdom of Heaven.
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Conservatives are also decrying the deal as a budget-busting deficit bomb that came together without any transparency.
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The Patriots allowed just three points the rest of the way, busting open a competitive game in style.
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The other thing FDA has been doing is they have been myth busting in a really important area.
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Several major firms active in Asian trading said they already had measures in place to prevent sanctions-busting.
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Yes Ronaldo embarked on lung-busting runs, ran the channels, and attempted wild, TV-friendly shots on goal.
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Everyone in there is really chill and you don't need to go busting in carrying rifles around people.
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When he's not busting a move with his mother, Scott works as an accountant, according to the Charlotte Observer.
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Chang's comments came as TSMC posted record-busting revenue and net profit for the fourth quarter, exceeding analyst estimates.
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"This is going to be the BEST year ever!" she captioned a short clip of herself busting a move.
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Lots of games can make you smile, but I was genuinely busting a gut on more than one occasion.
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"There's 1 boss here," Diaz wrote under a picture of him busting out the Stockton Slap on both guys.
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A 2016 analysis of Sanders' tax plan estimated that a nationwide plan would cost a budget-busting $70 billion.
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While we're not banking on Carol busting out an intergalactic DeLorean in Endgame, we're not entirely discounting it either.
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I get an extra one for the secretary who has been busting her butt for us on this case.
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South Africa needs a graft-busting president: someone to break the networks of patronage that stretch to the top.
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American Federation of Government Employees President J. David Cox Sr. called the executive orders "democracy busting" in a statement.
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Each robot costs about $230, has 17 joints — all for move busting, and the cutest dot-matrix LED eyes.
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This year alone, we've seen a featherweight sunscreen, cake-flavored lip balm, and shine-busting powder come our way.
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He has a reputation for busting embargoes and burning sources by putting off-the-record comments on the record.
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A graft-busting commission has found grounds to arrest MPs from all ten of the parties represented in it.
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America is also trying to extradite a Huawei executive (the daughter of its founder) from Canada for sanctions-busting.
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Now comes the news that the Department of Justice is investigating it, also over possible sanctions-busting in Iran.
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Some of Canada's new populist leaders are reckless with facts, impatient with legal constraints and make budget-busting promises.
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Consider it an added bonus that the mascara comes with its own waterproof-busting cleansing oil for easy removal.
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Thrun's squad called it the Larry 211,113, and they pulled it off in a conventional-wisdom-busting 211 months.
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Both were beautifully unpredictable and trope-busting, full of richly drawn characters and a deeply involved and intriguing mythos.
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On Thursday, the Atlanta-based exchange reported forecast-busting earnings for the fourth quarter due to its data business.
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For the last four months, Nova Spivack has been busting with a cosmic secret he couldn't tell the world.
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The road to unionization has been a long, often exhausting struggle, exacerbated by Guitar Center management's union-busting efforts.
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The latest, NextGen, boasts reams of oversight reports cataloging a budget-busting lack of progress and years of delays.
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He signed what naysayers call a budget-busting budget because he knew that he has conservative support behind him.
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But it's not just families' budgets that are busting—the state budget is at its breaking point as well.
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We live in a dangerous world, government officials and political candidates routinely intone to justify budget-busting military expenditures.
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He theorizes that they're either going to keep busting records together, or they'll return to something closer to normal.
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HBO spent about $2.5 billion last year making television, a figure that includes Game of Thrones's budget-busting production.
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The agency has reinforced its internal task force with about 10 staff members with cartel-busting expertise, he said.
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Soud told reporters he had been "serious about going down to the bridge and busting this dirty man's nose".
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Warren could run as a Teddy Roosevelt trust-busting progressive populist without attacking the consumer right to choose insurance.
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Led by junior Jon Elmore, the Thundering Herd might just have their eyes set on busting brackets this March.
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The "Shake It Off" pack, meanwhile, features a little boombox and a tutu-clad Taylor busting some dorky moves.
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"He hired a union-busting firm to break up an organizing campaign at his hotel in Las Vegas," Mrs.
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Since Trump's election, some liberal Democrats have argued that the party should return to its traditional monopoly-busting stances.
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There were soul-busting songs and unpainted, teetotalling women; women in hats, with fans, on the verge of fainting.
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The vandalism and grand theft charges are for allegedly busting up Ray's Ford Thunderbird and stealing the car's hardtop.
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So for now, analysts say, Iran will limp along, half in the old sanctions-busting world and half out.
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Alex Rodriguez keeps his emotions close to the vest, which is why video of him busting moves is interesting.
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So we teamed up with waste-busting brand bobble to show you how to adopt more sustainable fashion habits.
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But soon enough, without some sort of change, it will be here again, booming and busting, over and over.
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Stockard got the Bonnies in position for the drought-busting tournament victory by leading a late 23-0 run.
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After years of hysteria about the evils of debt, establishment Republican economists enthusiastically endorsed a budget-busting tax cut.
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New York has a long, strong history of union power, and Amazon has a long history of union busting.
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The 2nd charge is for allegedly busting out a rifle and pointing it at a guy during the dispute.
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What made America exceptional was a political environment deeply hostile to labor organizing and friendly toward union-busting employers.
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Appropriately enough, one of gaming's greatest blockbuster series apparently came quite close to having a game about busting blocks.
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Our sources say in a fit of rage -- Bow Wow started shattering gear -- busting three cameras in the process.
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" He argues that trust-busting "is the most realistic way of making capitalism work for everyone versus the few.
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The doctor can review CT scan images and recommend treatments, including the use of highly effective clot-busting drugs.
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Is the demand for old-fashioned, gut-busting burgers shrinking along with the Boomer generation and America's middle class?
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IF A BANK is accused of money-laundering or sanctions-busting by Uncle Sam, the fallout is often devastating.
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"This is classic union busting dressed up in tech industry jargon, and we won't stand for it," they said.
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Fact-checkers are "busting their behinds" trying to keep up with Trump, David Zurawik told me the other day.
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But he's also likely to screw it up, perhaps by a trade war, or a budget-busting tax cut.
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Authorities have increasingly focused on banks' regulatory compliance after a series of money laundering and sanctions-busting scandals worldwide.
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Take a look at the World Health Organization's myth busting page if you're unsure whether you've received good information.
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In 2010, it introduced Instant Personalization, a privacy-busting feature that gave more personal information to outside app developers.
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Steyer didn't pander, usually taking the debt questions as a cue to attack the budget-busting 2017 tax cut.
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Now it flies the flag of Namibia -- another country implicated in sanctions-busting trade, a recent CNN report found.
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Use your day off watching tutorial videos, busting out bright pens and notebooks and try out a bullet journal.
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While Holtmann respected Middle Tennessee's bracket-busting reputation, he bristled at the suggestion that Butler could not match up.
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She demanded stricter enforcement of trade rules that protect workers, and called for more infrastructure spending and trust-busting.
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Leaving Susch felt like an LSD epiphany, both literally and figuratively — an ego-busting, canon-melting experience par excellence.
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Organized labor groups say the laws are tantamount to union-busting and are just another way to weaken unions.
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Johnson's mom couldn't have been happier -- she actually starts busting out a DJ Khaled "I Got The Keys" dance.
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The decision to move has thus been seen by many workers and their supporters as a union-busting tactic.
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Smurfit Kappa rose 0.5 percent after the Irish packaging group reported consensus-busting earnings and announced an acquisition in Serbia.
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There will be a tournament, and the players who participate will be busting their tails to try to win gold.
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On the way up the stairs to his apartment in Brussels, he dropped Bidegård on her face, busting her lip.
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No price to pay From Trump's point of view, there is little reason to moderate his aggressive norm-busting leadership.
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It is hard to imagine Bond busting out an Amazon Echo or a Kindle Fire for his spy activities, however.
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It's all about sweat reducing, fat busting and skin smoothing treatments that prep their skin for the beach and pool.
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"I really be busting my ass and I feel like people think it's kind of easy for me," she insisted.
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These malware hunters are responsible for researching and busting some of the most infamous hacking groups of the last decade.
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In addition to being a fun exercise, the Google Doodle is also a handy tool for busting two persistent myths.
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But, the highlight of the night was Offset busting into the bathroom while Cardi attempted to, ummm ... clear the decks.
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Yet Kim Sang-jo, whom Mr Moon appointed to head the trust-busting Fair Trade Commission, has softened his rhetoric.
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Nor would officials say if the president supported the Justice Department busting a website accused of posting sex work ads.
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In September America filed criminal charges against a Dandong company and several of its citizens, accusing them of sanction-busting.
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Mr Trump delighted Taiwan's leaders by holding a taboo-busting phone call with Ms Tsai when he was president-elect.
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A weekend food package, which includes wine, cocktail and beer tastings, is priced at a wallet-busting $499 per person.
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The inflation-busting deals being secured by sports rights owners around the world demonstrate the unwavering value of live sports.
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With fans so eager for the next high-flying, crime-busting superhero, it's surprising when Netflix cancels another Marvel property.
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Charli XCX and Diplo even take a video game-like joyride on the dolphins before busting a move alongside them.
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They spend millions of dollars on union-busting firms and lobby politicians to pass anti-union "right to work" laws.
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It's right up there with a firm ass, chiseled pecs, defined legs, a V-shaped torso, and sleeve-busting arms.
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"It's a miraculous catch," said Lefrancois after dragging a net-busting 1.7 tonnes of Coquilles Saint Jacques from the waters.
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And on the other, we have a protest-busting oil baron who many owners consider to be the NFL's rainmaker.
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And get this: five of the arrested were part of an elite unit responsible for ... busting drug dealers in prisons.
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Neutrons escape from their atoms when high-energy cosmic rays hit a planet, busting apart nuclei on the planet's surface.
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Diane, for one, clearly ain't interested in busting out a magnifying glass to delve deeper into Taylor's beefs with celebs.
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"Rollie got charms, look like Frosted Flakes," she raps in a crucial verse of her chart-busting hit 'Bodak Yellow.
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Maybe it's time for a little trust-busting in what may be the most important field of our day: AI.
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Columbia's union-busting is a bid to prevent a sense of class consciousness from taking root in its student workforce.
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Stacy was busting her ass to support their entire family by running an ice skating school with her two friends.
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Over at the Dowager Countess' house, there's a bit of intrigue with Denker busting Spratt for housing his fugitive nephew.
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Turkey has dismissed the accusations of sanctions-busting as politically-motivated, with the aim of "cornering" Turkey and its economy.
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Kim, with unfettered subvention schemes from Seoul and Beijing in mind, will call on Trump for continued sanctions-busting dialogue.
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The budget busting legislation alienated many conservatives, and put Trump on shaky footing with some of his most ardent supporters.
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Many theorists suspect that Jupiter's dust-busting activity set the stage for the formation of Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars.
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She has won 22 of her last 26 matches and is busting through mental and physical barriers at the Open.
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They can often answer over 100 messages a day, depending on their complexity and the level of myth-busting required.
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The use of bunker-busting bombs in recent days has made the situation more desperate, according to an aid group.
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After we won the silver medal, Pat carried the torch through the years, busting through every obstacle, every barrier imaginable.
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Bias or no bias, Americans deserve an answer to the question of why privacy-busting unmasking has become so widespread.
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The decision led to an end of the American Gilded Age, with trust busting shifting power away from robber barons.
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The Senate has begun work on eliminating a pair of budget-busting, market-strangling regulations for Americans' retirement savings accounts.
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It's also moderately priced—at least unlike comparatively wallet-busting monstrosities such as the $1,000 iPhone X—at $460 equivalent.
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But behind all those gut-busting turns of phrase is serious insight into class-consciousness and the overall human condition.
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I spoke to Mike Fisher*, a senior drugs investigator for Britain's organized crime busting bureau, the National Crime Agency (NCA).
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Then she raps a verse from "All I Do Is Win," accompanied by T-Pain, while busting some sick moves.
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And so, for your own...uh...reading pleasure, here are some of the most taboo-busting moments in TV history.
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She also voiced concerns that she's been busting her ass and that some other queens (ahem, Kameron) are skating by.
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But more typical of the diet-busting comfort fare is a drippy, gooey, buttery, salty fried bologna and cheese sandwich.
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The Russian jets then unleashed laser-guided bunker-busting bombs that collapsed two buildings and buried Turkish soldiers under rubble.
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Nathan Myhrvold and Francisco Migoya's myth-busting new book, "Modernist Bread," is a call for bakers to experiment and innovate.
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French Montana is busting with pride over a remix of a song that will help desperately poor people in Uganda.
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Look at the New Museum, where the administration hired a union-busting firm after their staff expressed interest in unionizing.
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Busting ghosts isn't a new idea anymore, but there's a lot of fun to scare up in Nintendo's latest sequel.
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And there's little question that the events of the past week have turned the pressure up to brain-busting proportions.
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But the rigid procedures of the legal system may prove to be less pliable to the President's convention-busting behavior.
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From faux-meditating at temples to busting out yoga positions at random sites, some poses just need to be stopped.
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When she heard the news, the Massachusetts senator channeled her inner Ellen DeGeneres, busting out a few little dance moves.
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Amazon has already fiddled with prices at Whole Foods to refashion its image as wallet-busting seller of healthy foods.
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The Eagles weren't busting coverages all day, but they made several mistakes and were easily suckered into the Vikings' traps.
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Still, many of these same lawmakers went along with the budget-busting tax cuts offered by President George W. Bush.
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A person having a stroke is typically experiencing a blood clot, so "clot busting medication" will be necessary, he said.
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Flower crowns are not required, though we are sure glitter and busting out your best festival 'fits would be welcomed.
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The camps are filthy, have poor infrastructure, and are packed to busting with prisoners, according to testimony of former inmates.
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Major nonprofits and other organizations have pledged millions of dollars toward groups trying to build a modern trust-busting movement.
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Major nonprofits and other organizations have pledged millions of dollars toward groups trying to build a modern trust-busting movement.
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To leverage your stress-busting super power, lengthen and deepen each breath, emphasizing your exhales like big sighs of relief.
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By busting the air-traffic controllers strike, Reagan and his National Labor Relations Board encouraged businesses to do the same.
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Although facts are of little interest to this White House, all this budget-busting border mania is essentially for nothing.
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Here, a boy competes in a rodeo event called mutton busting at the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines, Iowa.
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Steven was on hand for the ribbon-cutting ceremony just outside of Atlanta and his heart was busting with pride.
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She's come a long way since busting on the scene in that Carl's Jr. ad -- but not too far. Thankfully.
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Check out the video ... Bebe's also downing what looks like a tasty Compadre margarita before busting out a quick dance.
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In fact, Koston says Kyrie's been to his private skate park and killed it -- busting out some super impressive tricks.
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The Burgrito is a stomach-busting concoction stuffed with tomato, bacon, lettuce, American cheese, onion, chipotle sauce, fries and hamburger meat.
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President George W. Bush, for instance, wanted to pass giant, deficit-busting tax cuts that he knew wouldn't find 60 votes.
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In some ways, the crowd is similar to the one I encountered in Manchester: mostly white, mostly male, busting with enthusiasm.
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French player Antoine Griezmann was also seen busting a Fortnite move in a previous game, as was Manchester United's Jesse Lingard.
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And after watching their world record-busting free dance, a sexy performance set to a medley of songs from Moulin Rouge!
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Where: Alabama Who would have ever imagined the Kool-Aid Man busting through a wall and handing you a refreshing … pickle?
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Investors in America have had such successes busting conglomerates apart that they are now largely viewed as creatures from another era.
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The upgrade applies to all arrow types, making arrows with fire, electricity, freeze, and tear (armor-busting) buffs far more useful.
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" Ocasio-Cortez wrote alongside a video of her busting a smooth move and lip-syncing to Edwin Starr's soulful track, "War.
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Everyone rushes to calm the two men down except one guy, who faintly watches before busting through a door and vomiting.
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Likely not many people are busting out the seven-layer extravaganza for Wednesday supper, but I am not here to judge.
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Banks fined for aiding corruption, money-laundering and sanctions-busting have beefed up their compliance, risk, legal and internal-audit teams.
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We're told Chyna was just busting on the carb-filled selections in the cabinet -- and has zero beef with Rob's mom.
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The popular livery and union-busting service Uber is catching heat in Brazil because its drivers keep getting robbed and murdered.
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The new plan will cover talk, text, and data on four lines for the wallet-busting price of $180 a month.
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The trainer is very invested in helping the woman [they're paired with], and then he's also busting his butt for her.
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The company's wellness coordinator writes a fitness blog, which includes everything from healthy recipes to exercise tips to stress-busting ideas.
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Her story might have ended there, had it not been taken up by a popular online myth-busting forum, Dingxiang Doctor.
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IM BUSTING DOWN $100,000 AND GIVING AWAY TO ANY FANS THAT CAN TWEET ME THERE CASH TAG WITH LYRICS FROM ASTRO.
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Even better: this roundup of sales from your favorite retailers will help you achieve a new look without busting your budget.
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Snap surged in early trading on Friday, busting through the $40 billion valuation that CNBC's Jim Cramer predicted earlier this week.
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The organization, which has ties to big Silicon Valley donors including LinkedIn founder Reid Hoffman, is busting norms in Democratic politics.
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"This sanctions-busting ship is now out of service," said John Demers, the head of the Justice Department's National Security Division.
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Defending champion Geraint Thomas ended up 31 seconds off the pace at the end of the lung-busting final uphill stretch.
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But after you've gotten a clot-busting drug, or brain surgery, and are out of imminent danger, all bets are off.
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Everybody talks about cross-disciplinary activity and busting down silos, but Carnegie Mellon is way ahead of everyone on that front.
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Unfortunately, he ended up busting his ass while trying to make a miraculous getaway before the cops caught up with him.
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Last time I saw this many cops on a West Side pier, they were busting up a Black Lives Matter march.
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Kate's been busting out some outfits from way back in the day -- she's no fool and knows that gets more coverage.
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Pelosi slammed the administration for seeking spending clawbacks to lower the deficit after passing budget-busting tax reform late last year.
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The facility, known as Fordow, buried under a mountain to protect against bunker-busting weapons, lay hidden from inspectors for years.
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There are few signs that any of this will change soon, even though the government talks up its poverty-busting measures.
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"Senators McCain and Graham are torpedoing the budget by insisting on busting the budget caps for more spending," Paul tweeted Tuesday.
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The comprehensive plan would enact "Roosevelt style trust-busting laws," address climate change and propose job training and education for farmers.
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Myth-busting is a goal of both undertakings, whose paths converge only in that they hope to engage New Jersey audiences.
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Finding a way to include all the tax breaks they want while not busting through spending constraints is the real trick.
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But breaking into new regional markets could put the company back on track for another door-busting year of membership growth.
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Mondly: Lifetime Subscription See Details Take your pick from more than 130 different tongues and start busting language barriers through uTalk.
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There would be no busting through their opponent's unbending defensive front; running back Matt Forte had tried that, with no luck.
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Smurfit Kappa, meanwhile, jumped 3 percent after the Irish packaging group reported consensus-busting earnings and announced an acquisition in Serbia.
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David Katoatau, a weight lifter from the Pacific island nation Kiribati, charmed viewers by busting a move after dropping his weights.
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TMZ broke the story ... Katt was arrested for hurling a salt shaker at a restaurant manager, busting open the guy's lip.
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"I was the rammer," Schiller told Siegel, describing his job as busting into drug houses up to three times a night.
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Police have arrested more than 50 people since the middle of last year after busting a drug smuggling ring last year.
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And most recently, Teigen shamelessly shared the power of her postpartum body, which had her actually busting out of her dress.
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Well, I've been busting my butt to finish this album, which will hopefully be out by the time this gets posted.
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I am simply a guy, who is tired of busting his ass to earn crumbs, like many French people right now.
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It was a "jump out day," he said, which meant officers would be busting low-level dealers and anyone deemed suspicious.
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The 19-year-old took the pic Saturday ... and check out the pic closely ... she's literally busting out of her pants.
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He said, "This sanctions-busting ship is now out of service," not "This sanctions business ship is now out of service."
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How he fits: The Chargers apparently decided the potential for Tillery to boom made his relatively high chance of busting acceptable.
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We are busting our butts and breaking our backs and someone threatens to shoot us because we ran out of something.
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The trailer spotlights the sequel's impressive ensemble, including Liam Neeson and Emma Thompson as senior members of the alien-busting group.
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Instead, it hired Proskauer Rose, a high-powered law firm that specializes in union-busting, to harass and intimidate the students.
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For those really looking to mellow out, try the "anxiety-busting" spiced hot cocoa, which comes spiked with CBD (cannabinoid) oil.
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High-yield, or so-called "junk", bonds are on a tear that puts even record-busting stock markets in the shade.
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It was unlikely, he said, that any prosecutor would "commence a major, budget-busting investigation" for a couple of cold cases.
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What if Mnuchin's comments are meaningless or a con — and Trump hopes to sign a deficit-busting, inequality-increasing tax plan?
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"Growing up, I was swinging from trees and skateboarding and, like, busting my teeth the day before school pictures," Nats said.
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Rob Jackson, chief executive of Healthy Paws Pet Insurance, said insurance could protect against budget-busting events costing thousands of dollars.
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Everything else was fair game ... including busting on J.R. Smith for not wearing a shirt after the Cavs won the title.
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Busting psychics has a history almost as rich as the rise of modern psychic belief, somewhere around the mid-19th century.
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Like Charlie Kelly busting out the back of a moving vehicle in a cowboy hat before me, I played the wildcard.
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With the pace of mergers and acquisitions in the American economy quickening, a new era of trust-busting may be coming.
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Weibo Gives Media, Government Power to Quash 'Rumors' Weibo now has a "rumor-busting" feature, which one imagines will also be used as a truth-busting feature by the Chinese censors it is empowering here: Weibo is giving media outlets and the Chinese government the authority to directly flag online rumors, an account affiliated with the microblogging platform announcedFriday.
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Kim Lenz of Minnesota's Austin Police Department, who felt like busting-a-move when she saw the 92-year-old dancing alone.
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WATCH: Meet One of Britain's Most Notorious Reformed Criminals Do you harbor any resentment against Bentley and his pals for busting you?
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More than myth-busting Almost everyone involved with Snopes wants it to grow into more than just a website that debunks stuff.
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A week after busting out next year's F-150 pickup, Ford unveiled the latest riff on its other marquee player, the Mustang.
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VICE Sports asked Howe about getting knocked out, busting out of the boys' club, and coaching formerly meek women into beast mode.
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So they try to determine whether particular bills are too budget-busting or extreme to support — either for substantive or political reasons.
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On March 15, the USDS added an illuminating "Myth Busting" post on how to avoid common pitfalls in creating universally accessible content.
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When you're done busting those messes, just return the vacuum to its convenient charging station, where it will await its next job.
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Check out the complete look below: BRB, busting out the hot glue gun and our old nighties to replicate this stunning ensemble.
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She won two trophies for her chart-busting LP Reputation and, in both speeches, had a few words about her conspicuous absence.
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True, America only recently passed a budget-busting tax reform, which promises to swell its deficit and thus to boost American spending.
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Tencent, a Chinese internet firm, reported an expectations-busting 30% increase in profits in the third quarter, compared with a year ago.
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Simply stick them in place inside your slippers, sneakers, or sandals, and you've got enough odor-busting power to handle the job.
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But even the slightest whiff that Glencore is abetting sanctions-busting will jangle the nerves of the compliance department of its banks.
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When Kootz awoke and told the intruder to leave, he ignored her advice and decided to try busting through a window instead.
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Now that Mr Kim is working in Mr Moon's graft-busting government, the two men, says Mr Kim, are "totally in agreement".
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After all, it's the horse who's out there busting his ass winning races yet this guy gets all the fame and glory?
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Make sure that throughout your successful career you always lend a hand to other ball-busting babes with growing social media footprints.
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Malta's police have said the suspected sanctions busting did not involve Maltese citizens or institutions and that no transactions passed through Malta.
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Whatever it is that we have decided that with most industries a certain amount of regulatory intervention or trust-busting is warranted.
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Here's Oakland Raiders punter/swag god Marquette King busting out the Maroon 5 hit "Don't Wanna Know" on piano ... and killin' it.
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Such a move risks creating gridlock in New York City which "is already busting at the seams," said one of the sources.
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Here's the first, according to Maas: So, cops that might otherwise be busting speeders and dangerous drivers are repurposed as debt sharks.
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They work just as well as their fresh-out-of-the-box counterparts but don't come with that premium, budget-busting price.
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But then Arthur popped up and became the first internet cynic, busting the floodgates wide open for generations of truthers to come.
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After another record-busting holiday season, Amazon is set to speed past any hurdles from the new administration, technology watchers told CNBC.
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In April, Huang Shuxian, deputy head of the graft-busting Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, said that the task was "very difficult".
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MC Hammer is too legit to quit when it comes to busting a move, but something is noticeably missing from his routine.
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Among those arrested were five members of an elite squad aimed at busting up drug dealing in prison, called the Cobra unit.
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From there, Gettelman went on the NFL general manager equivalent of a Civilization "golden age," busting his ass to improve the roster.
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Taylor Swift's ass will NOT be contained -- the thing has been busting out lately, and looks great, but also looks, ummm ... different.
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Apple tried to address that with its ad featuring a dancer busting gravity-defying moves and yet, the AirPods stayed in place.
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Not quite ready to get on my bike after the gut-busting Bender, I order a coffee and look through the menu.
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The are large dance circles where the frat brothers and their ladies are busting goofy dance moves in front of each other.
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The Australian dollar rose 0.5% to $0.6786 after data showed the Australian economy added a forecast-busting 41,100 new jobs in July.
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In a prior life, he was a flashy, media-hungry, mob-busting US attorney for the legendary Southern District of New York.
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"Snake-oil salesmen is the best description for the type of people he's busting," said the entrepreneur Jason Wong, 22, another fan.
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Columbia's union-busting rests on the argument that student workers aren't workers at all, but are instead future scholars in the making.
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By the 1980s, Cold War America was instead the union-busting, tax-slashing, mill-closing Reaganite twin to Margaret Thatcher's neoliberal Britain.
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Several of the clients have been punished for breaches of rules on money-laundering and financing of terrorism, and for sanctions busting.
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Anti-earmark activists paint them as budget-busting wastes of money that contribute to the deficit, but this is simply not true.
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But at New York City's famed Serendipity 3 restaurant, the sandwich is both record-setting and budget-busting at $214 a pop.
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The new series follows Marvel's comic book hero-for-hire Luke Cage, a Marvel character known for his strength and gang-busting.
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A California judge ruled Friday that Tesla and Elon Musk broke federal labor law with union-busting activity, the Washington Post reports.
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He's accused of busting into a Citibank in Queens in a ski mask on August 24 and making off with around $50,000.
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It shows the assailant exiting his pickup truck with a sledgehammer and busting out the driver&aposs side window of an SUV.
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The National Labor Relations Board has issued formal charges to Musk's Tesla corporation for waging a union-busting campaign at its factories.
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VICE News embedded with Freeman as he investigated a bee nabbing, and struck gold busting a small theft operation in Biggs County.
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Remember ... DeAngelo was an absolute star at Impact Wrestling's Slammiversary XV last July ... busting out backflips and showing off his ridiculous strength.
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In an interview with Hyperallergic, Balkind described her eye-opening transition from the world of corporate advertising to that of myth-busting.
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His union-busting crusade brought a recall election in 2012, but Walker beat back the Democratic anger and won again in 2014.
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People, for whatever reason, are busting out in complete splits on concrete and dancing in flash mobs without recording it for TikTok.
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Mr. Yesilada acknowledged that nothing in the transcripts showed that the issue of sanctions busting had been brought to Mr. Erdogan's attention.
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After an outcry from immigrant groups, ICE shifted its tactics from busting workers to the more visually antiseptic practice of auditing businesses.
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And then retreat to Inscape NYC, a meditation and relaxation studio in Chelsea, to unwind with a stress-busting CBD Saturday session.
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Warriors game at Staples Center on Thursday ... busting out 4 HUGE GOLD CHAINS to floss in front of a star-studded crowd.
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They can also trigger in connection with a motion sensor or another smart device like a lock, an additional burglar-busting feature.
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"This sanctions-busting ship is now out of service," said John C. Demers, the head of the Justice Department's national security division.
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We do get see the Late Show host busting out his best Tony Stark impression, shortly after raiding his wife's makeup bag.
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But her health care message has now turned to the pragmatic: that Medicaid expansion can help rural people without busting the budget.
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The frontman of the genre-busting band danced in circles, hands in the air, and then looked intently at violinist Haig Papazian.
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As mayor of Mexico City from 2000-05, he expanded social welfare spending, including an old-age pension, without busting the budget.
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Even in his stunned, spiritually crippled later condition, the habits of sarcasm and chop-busting stick with him like phantom-limb sensations.
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He has elevated an anti-worker judge to the Supreme Court and appointed union-busting lawyers to the National Labor Relations Board.
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But Warren's choice to spotlight regulating and trust-busting Facebook was nonetheless noteworthy, because of what it represents on a philosophical level.
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How many diet-busting doughnuts, marriage-wrecking affairs, career-destroying crimes have been undertaken simply because someone fell for Liking's charming patter?
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"These new Amazon efforts don&apost address the trust-busting challenges of black-hat-feedback-solicitation techniques that remain rampant," Thomson said.
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Trump's latest taboo-busting position pits him against years of GOP orthodoxy, vexing powerful conservatives who helped propel him to the presidency.
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To defuse such claims, the Democratic line is that the majority is simply fulfilling a duty to check a norm-busting President.
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His routine (he calls it "busting a move") is in an improvisational folk style — mimicking the more athletic ensemble, but intentionally awkwardly.
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"Trump the gun grabber" was the headline on Breitbart News, encapsulating the surreal nature of yet another logic busting day in Washington.
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Like many drinkers on the weekend, you might find yourself busting for a pee but conscious of doing it on the street.
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A web of right-wing corporate elites, think tanks and foundations bankrolls union-busting campaigns like the one that led to Janus.
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Post-'86, we've seen various swings of the pendulum back and forth between budget-busting Republican tax cuts and penny-pinching Democrats.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) ratcheted up her trust-busting message today in calling for the breakup of Amazon, Google and Facebook.
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That means subscribers to these packages can watch them on their mobile devices via AT&T's network without busting their data caps.
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Not one to play the mug, Shaw took the opportunity to open up to the midsection of McLean with rib busting shots.
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In all seriousness, Shaq looked pretty good on the court -- dunking, shooting, moving ... even busting out the LeBron James signature celebration move.
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The right's Pavlovian reaction to Ocasio-Cortez's budget-busting democratic socialism has trapped it in a comforting haze of commie-fighting nostalgia.
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But then, Cadillac sees Zeke cozying up to Mylene and returns to the dance floor, where he starts busting out his best disco.
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No matter how you chose to spend or where you're located, can help you get through the holiday season without busting your budget.
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The billionaire has been engaging in union-busting and was slapped with a libel suit after baselessly calling someone a pedophile on Twitter.
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Now, she's back with a sophomore collection that features new takes on the same refreshing, plus-size rule-busting hallmarks as her debut.
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" His insider trading cases landed him on the cover of Time magazine in 2012 under the headline "This Man is Busting Wall Street.
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The same can't be said for many of Kaspersky Lab's competitors, including American companies, when it comes to busting their own government's operations.
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But Amazon is a giant that is guilty of numerous sins, from its warehouse working conditions and union busting to collaboration with ICE.
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For reference, here's a pic of Reese Witherspoon celebrating Legally Blonde's 15th anniversary by busting out the real Elle Woods bikini last year.
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Bran is honing his powers of sight into the past and present, and doing fun side projects like busting Littlefinger for his treachery.
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This February in New Orleans, for example, police raided strip clubs prior to Mardi Gras under the guise of busting sex trafficking rings.
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Agate, geodes and gemstones are a great way to add a pop of color and natural texture without busting out the paint rollers.
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The 29-year-old Nurmagomedov once wrestled a bear as a child and he had no trouble busting open a clearly overmatched Iaquinta.
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The challenge, however, is finding something that's neither tacky (like a lens-shaped thermos) nor budget-busting (like an honest-to-goodness DSLR).
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The hectic diplomacy, meanwhile, has allowed Mr Kim's envoys to pursue illicit activities, from sanctions-busting to cyber-heists at foreign financial institutions.
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"The cast and crew were earning, busting their butts, leaving it all on the field, to earn," Mr. Darabont said in the deposition.
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Women across the U.S. (and the world) are pushing up against their own glass ceilings, leaning in, busting ghosts, and being general badasses.
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"I was just busting out crying, I had a breakdown," Key told BuzzFeed News of his decision to go public with his allegations.
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As every mimicked motion is met with gut-busting laughter, the shame of having ever found them funny settles deeper into our guts.
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"We are busting our butts and breaking our backs and someone threatens to shoot us because we ran out of something," Lavender said.
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"It&aposs great that they&aposre busting their tail with all these apps, but I am skeptical," said Doug Garnett of Portland, Oregon.
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At the after party following her London Fashion Week show in September, she celebrated by busting out her best Posh Spice dance moves.
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Imagine Ghostbusters, but the one doing the busting is Nintendo's green-clad Mario Bro armed with a vacuum cleaner that sucks up spirits.
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For him, it's important for public health officials to work toward busting the myths that can cloud sound judgment and responses toward it.
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I have given you my information so I will be looking forward to hearing from you and assisting you in busting this individual.
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The two also managed to capture the incident on camera, which begins with Ross-Munro busting a plugga, slang for breaking his sandal.
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Of course, it was all in good fun — just two X-Men, and two of People's "Sexiest Men Alive," busting each others chops.
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Throughout the video, you can see Shiggy busting out his signature moves while Drake follows his lead along with all the backup dancers.
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But Murray captured the decisive break in the ninth game with two points that showcased his speed and appetite for gut-busting running.
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The almost throwbackish formalism of Robinson's writing sets it well apart from more trope-busting work—but the callbacks don't diminish its effect.
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The V255 may look like something you'd see in an episode of Knight Rider, but it packs the latest in fuzz-busting tech.
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The V1 may look like something you'd see in an episode of Knight Rider, but it packs the latest in fuzz-busting tech.
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Busting the deficit target, however, would worry ratings agencies at a time when oil prices - India's most costly import - are on an upswing.
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He also shouts out the Big Baller Brand and mentions that LaVar has been busting his ass to make the brand blow up.
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These have different skills that can make virus busting easier, and Nintendo plans to update the game with fresh doctors and assistants regularly.
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In December some national legislators complained that local governments were busting their debt ceilings because there was "still too much emphasis on GDP".
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"I can't breathe," she gasps after busting out some sweet moves while squeezed into a flesh-toned corset and Spanx biker shorts combo.
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The sobering fact is that the biggest political scandal since Watergate is busting wide open thanks to the overwhelming power of pure stupidity.
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Clinton has referred repeatedly of busting through "the highest, hardest glass ceiling" — at least figuratively — by installing a woman in the Oval Office.
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The men will join Hideki Matsuyama, a rising star on the professional circuit, on an exclusive private course near this busting capital city.
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HONG KONG — At Hong Kong's graft-busting commission, Rebecca Li was a star, helping to bring corrupt tycoons and bent officials to justice.
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At line 23 I define the vcl_recv subroutine and lines 10 – 16 has the logic I need to remove the cache busting parameter.
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PAPANTLA, Mexico (Reuters) - Guards at one of Mexico's high security prisons have to worry much more about criminals breaking in than busting out.
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His new book, with the wry title Real Food, is a gut-busting celebration of everything your mother would never let you eat.
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I could see busting this out on a plane, but I'd think of it more as a portable console than a mobile device.
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In the aftermath, she was trolled online and called mannsweib, a slang word used against women who are seen as ball-busting bitches.
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Jeezy has a whole riff about busting ten nuts in a two-seater, which culminates in him wishing there was more leg room.
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In scene, an autopsy is performed on a suspected host before it breaks into a gory spectacle, one gut-busting transformation after another.
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There already were certain people, especially older voters, who didn't like the idea of a co-presidency and a ball-busting first lady.
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Then, one by one, each of them took a turn in the center, busting moves for his or her clapping, hooting, stomping peers.
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"Victory for conservatives today is that all of America now knows what a budget busting bomb this bill is," he wrote on Twitter.
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SCIENCE An article on Tuesday about a clot-busting drug treatment for stroke patients misstated Dr. Jerome Hoffman's involvement in a business venture.
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They are about new groups previously outside the system busting their way in and taking possession of the great privilege to be American.
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Here's Ray Rice ... continuing to train for a possible NFL comeback -- and busting his ass on the treadmill at 22 MILES PER HOUR!!!!
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"Bunker-busting bombs, more suited to destroying military installations, are now destroying homes, decimating bomb shelters, crippling, maiming, killing dozens, if not hundreds."
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"This sanctions-busting ship is now out of service," John C. Demers, the head of the Justice Department's national security division, told reporters.
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It's bad enough that the Koch brothers bought themselves a budget-busting tax cut and an energy policy hatched in their corporate boardroom.
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Never mind the ball-busting, hell-raising rebel girl, a Nashville stereotype that previous generations found progressive and now looks like male fantasy.
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"We did a lot of barrier-busting," he told The Detroit News in 22009, referring to the team's tribulations in the United States.
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And for good reason — oddly satisfying stuff is fun to watch and play with, and can provide a much-needed stress-busting moment.
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The questions and answers are based on information from the WHO, and contain a similar content to the organization's dedicated myth-busting center.
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"Cheers to all the strong mamas out there busting your butt every day to give your kids the best life ever," she wrote.
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"Everybody's busting their butts right now," said Harrison, a leading contender to succeed Donna Brazile at the helm of the Democratic National Committee.
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He later referred to the bill as a "terrible, rotten, no-good budget busting bill," and continued to slam the increased spending proposals.
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I don't need a book that makes sense when I can feast on eye-popping visuals backed by an eardrum-busting sound system.
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Nevertheless, Franken's gut-busting, earnest progressivism explains why some of his Democratic colleagues delivered tearful farewell speeches on the Senate floor for him.
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Barack and Michelle Obama are busting out the champagne, we imagine, to celebrate closing the deal for a mega-estate on Martha's Vineyard.
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Question 2628: Is there a more prudent way of improving our economy and possibly providing tax relief without busting out the national debt?
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He'll just watch the game America's tradition-busting President offers up another one: Donald Trump's skipping the Super Bowl Sunday interview this year.
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If she continues to elude zoo staff and the concerned citizenry of Norfolk, Sunny could become the next cage-busting creature of legend.
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His worst transgressions fall into pretty ho-hum corporate misdeed categories like union-busting, the occasional copyright violation, defamation claims, and smoking weed.
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The Trump administration's budget-busting tax cuts risk overheating markets even further and limiting the government's ability to respond when the bubbles pop.
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Over 200 employees of B&H Photo Video's Brooklyn warehouses went on strike on May Day, after accusing the company of union busting.
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A blizzard forecast for that week gave Al plenty of fodder for ball-busting, which was welcome, considering how much downtime we had.
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If you're looking to sneak in a little Pokémon time without busting out a handheld device or phone, there's a Discord bot for that.
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In November, the "Goodies" songstress shared a video of herself atop a mountain, busting a (baby-belly-friendly) move to celebrate her husband's birthday.
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So we should probably talk about Vanya, the White Violin, and what the comics have to say about her brand new moon-busting ability.
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After recently signing a deal with Motown Records, beloved comedian and actor, Kevin Hart will soon be spreading his wings and busting some rhymes.
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The gritty, black-and-white images resemble surveillance feed stills, with cops busting through doors, taking down shooters and carrying the victims to safety.
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But the Trump administration, like its predecessors, so far has chosen not to penalize large Chinese companies in connection with North Korea's sanction-busting.
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At the center of the imbroglio is Huawei Technologies, accused by Washington of sanctions busting, intellectual property theft and facilitating Chinese state espionage operations.
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Now, two years of data show functional independence for 37 percent of patients with clot removal versus 24 percent with clot-busting drugs alone.
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"This sanctions-busting ship is now out of service," said Assistant Attorney General John Demers, the head of the Justice Department's National Security Division.
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The color here is thanks to the other oil- and grime-busting ingredients, like charcoal and clays, that the mask is souped up with.
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He then attacked essentially immediately, busting through the Wall and into the North while the bulk of the human forces were deployed down south.
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"'Property Project' is BReal Productions' second tv show in production!!!" she writes on this shot of them busting a move with maracas in hand.
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Like the doubles format, the NextGen Finals rules will both shorten the length of a typical match and cut down on schedule-busting marathons.
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Progressives face intense grilling over the cost of fairly modest social programs, while conservatives get a virtual free pass on budget-busting tax cuts.
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The group is busting out a rendition of "Everybody" that basically replaces the lyrics in the chorus with "Joe Biiiiiden / yeaaaah" over and over.
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As VP, Warren could be the most powerful liberal insider in decades — pressing her distinctive agenda on trust busting, financial reform, and other issues.
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Because spring-ish temperatures are now upon us, we're busting out the best of these refreshing recipes with Ilene Rosen's aptly named cookbook, Saladish.
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And at the end of the day, it was so important for the real world to come busting into Rachel and Quinn's fake world.
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The company's chief financial officer is being held in Canada on a U.S. extradition request over accusations of sanctions busting which Huawei also denies.
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So here's what we lean on when we're three snooze buttons in, or just don't feel like busting out the six-step contour palettes.
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A man in California was caught on camera busting a move before he got busted by police for allegedly stealing a laptop last week.
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Jones danced it up with boyfriend Charles Guard, and Taylor-Johnson got close with his wife, director Sam Taylor-Johnson, while busting a move.
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Everyone knows the internal struggle that is choosing between your fave stress-busting workout class and planning a much-needed catch-up with friends.
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You know if we look back over the last two or three months we see China&aposs sanctions busting is becoming really become blatant.
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Most years, celebrities get just as enthusiastic about busting out their ugliest holiday sweaters as your turtleneck-wearing grandma with the light-up earrings.
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The monopoly-busting case against Google, Amazon, Uber, and Facebook In a timely piece at The Verge — where it's Monopoly Week, by the way!
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Still, we can't imagine that will stop diehard fans of the British monarchy from busting down the door at Nails & Brows demanding the Audrey.
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After all, the idea of busting out solo dance moves in public might be daunting for anyone who hasn't experienced a silent disco before.
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He had 22014 yards by halftime and spread the love around in the second half when his teammates were the ones busting big runs.
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The company's slump-busting success amid a string of disappointing tech IPOs came as a left-field surprise to many in the tech media.
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The almost throwbackish formalism of his writing sets it well apart from more trope-busting work by, say, Nnedi Okorafor, whose work Robinson admires.
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Busting through a wall is a staple of Hollywood action movies, but as slo-mo footage reveals, it's not as easy as it looks.
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There was talk of Spicer joining Season 25 of "Dancing With the Stars," but it seems he won't be busting a move anytime soon.
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The wallet-busting expenses are extra-frustrating considering this is hardly a burden shared by dudes when the tables are turned on Bachelorette seasons.
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Up to four Marvel heroes and villains duke it out in a variety of modes, busting up familiar comic book locations as they go.
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After busting out 3 top names who weren't NY Giants, the Hall of Famer explained why the ankle injury is raising some red flags.
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James Packer joyously and (arguably) adorably celebrated Mariah's return to her Vegas venue Tuesday night, busting a move that can only be called ... unique.
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Our excitement about their characters is matched only by that of Deakins' take on Blade Runner's cocktail of noir roots and cyberpunk genre-busting.
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Busting a move we'll call "The Prince Wills" ... he repeatedly pointed at the camera with one hand, while clutching his drink with the other.
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At the center of the conflict is Huawei, following accusations from Washington of sanctions busting, intellectual property theft and facilitating Chinese state espionage operations.
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Italy did pass its budget for 2019, but by busting the financial limits imposed by the EU, though confrontation has so far been avoided.
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What sort of man wanted to participate in a reactionary, retrograde institution during college—a time specifically defined by boundary busting and personal freedom?
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With this new turn in her evolution, Cyrus has made it glaringly clear that her days of "busting it open" were all a gimmick.
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The Australian dollar was up 0.47% to $0.6779 after data showed the Australian economy had added a forecast-busting 41,100 new jobs in July.
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The Australian dollar was up 0.44% to $0.6777 after data showed the Australian economy had added a forecast-busting 41,100 new jobs in July.
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"Bryson, who gives off a Cronkite-like trustworthy vibe, is good at allaying fears and busting myths," A. J. Jacobs writes in his review.
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It not only was hidden but also would have been difficult, if not impossible, to destroy even using the most advanced bunker-busting bombs.
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The new sequel comes after the 2016 spinoff which starred Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig, Kate McKinnon and Leslie Jones as the ghost-busting heroes.
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That day America's attorney-general charged Huawei, one of China's biggest firms, with 23 crimes, including sanctions-busting, stealing corporate secrets and obstructing justice.
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Recently onblog Cup of Jo,I came across a great small talk-busting question that is effective, versatile, and all of four words long.
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Our hunger for the exotic, the daring, and the artery-busting is so great that it's spawned a whole new landscape of cheap eats.
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BEN BRANTLEY The news that standard orchestra tickets to "Hamilton" are now being offered for a wallet-busting $849 stirs mixed feelings in me.
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Every year, the leadership in Congress decides on a budget busting omnibus spending bill behind closed doors, and every year the national debt increases.
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Binder: I grew up in Los Angeles, and mostly I was exposed to touring shows: chandelier-dropping, barricade-busting big Broadway musicals via London.
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As we reported ... Naya was arrested for domestic battery after allegedly beating Ryan and busting his bottom lip from an argument over their kid.
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If U.S. corporations were able to use the threat of imports to smash unions, it was only because our political environment supported union-busting.
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Her genre-busting performance is Plexus, a collaboration with French director Aurélien Bory, making its US debut as part of BAM's Next Wave Festival.
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Check out Carmelo Anthony, Serge Ibaka and Jaylen Brown ... busting out their best camo couture for the Valentino Spring/Summer 2019 Collection fashion show.
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There are sort of like, cyclical forms, but she's just busting the form every time she gets to a new line it feels like.
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As we told you, Kanye's been busting his ass working on his next album, so nice to see him get a Dad-mode break.
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In late January, Chicago broke a record for lowest maximum daily temperature at minus 10 degrees, busting its earlier record of minus 3 degrees.
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The duo certainly has a lot of leverage and could always walk away from giving Adult Swim another ratings-busting season of the show.
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We're still focused on bringing you coverage that's informative, personal, sometimes taboo-busting, never breathless or hype-driven, and always thoroughly and carefully reported.
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In January 2016, Sandia National Laboratories released a video of a GPS-guided and possibly bunker-busting upgrade to the B-61 hydrogen bomb.
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" Kavanaugh was even inexplicably dishonest when, flush with self-righteousness, he claimed that he got into Yale without connections, purely by "busting my tail.
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Many of his core followers — especially the young men who make up his base — are committed to his corruption-busting and communist-combating crusade.
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After busting loose from the dumpster, the bear cub joined their sibling and mom, who were waiting nearby, and ran off into the woods.
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Still, at least some friction seems likely in any long-term marriage between movement conservatives and a figure as orthodoxy-busting as Mr. Trump.
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Rand Paul (Ky.) is the only GOP senator expected to vote "no" on the budget resolution, saying that he opposes its deficit-busting provisions.
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Budget neutral tax reform is generally more pro-growth than debt-busting tax cuts, which are simply unaffordable given today's record-high debt levels.
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Brat and other conservatives have warned that in a lame-duck session, lawmakers might be more likely to approve a budget-busting spending bill.
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" The pardon, the conservative Washington Examiner said in an editorial, showed "once again Trump really means 'busting heads' when he says 'law and order.
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Trump's new tax "plan" (more like an extremely vague plan for a plan) is an irresponsible, shameless, budget-busting gift to zillionaires like himself.
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The rich are perfectly capable of embracing the vocabulary of racial justice while simultaneously segregating schools, union-busting, and rending the social safety net.
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In other words, does your company have a history of union busting, anti-workers policies, or general unfriendliness toward workers organizing or expressing concern?
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After a year of record-busting gains, the stock market has been much more volatile in 2018, reflecting concerns about potentially tightening financial conditions.
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While a $500 day may create a crater in your wallet, spending just $100 the next day will keep you from busting the budget.
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"He'd be busting his buttons, that's what he'd say," Mr. Pence's mother, Nancy Pence Fritsch, 20063, said of her father, who died in 22006.
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This says a lot about the sad state of legal and economic training in the modern era that trust busting is back in vogue.
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Bernie Sanders said Wednesday he would do what it takes -- even if it meant busting Senate norms -- to pass his signature health care policy.
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And on the American side, Reagan's fixation on the Strategic Defence Initiative, or Star Wars—space-based missile-busting lasers—proved an insuperable obstacle.
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Large, almost immovably large, men busting down doors and dispossessing, seizing what there was to seize, and leaving the discards out on the curb.
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Prototype, as well as the many indie start-ups busting out are starting to fill a vacuum by presenting voices that were previously absent.
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Burger joints, sandwich shops, the aforementioned Southern stalwart: all blighted—in just the past two weeks—by unwanted visitors busting in through the ceiling.
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They flew at the forefront of modern aviation, testing jet technology, busting through the sound barrier, exploring the stratosphere, and more, before anyone else dared.
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I wanted to be a writer, so I made myself a writer — with all the long nights and ass-busting that come along with it.
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Amazon and Tesla, both immensely powerful companies led by sickeningly wealthy men, have both been accused of union-busting during the course of the year.
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In the last few decades, a Republican-led backlash to labor has gripped America, with Ronald Reagan launching his presidency by busting a public union.
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While she had no trouble busting out a belly dance or a waltz, the actress came up short when asked to do the Running Man.
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But I was just thinking, people have a vision of her that's really not very nice, like tough ball-busting lady editor kind of thing.
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Technology companies with unprecedented power to sway consumers and move markets have done the unthinkable: They've made trust-busting sound like a good idea again.
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The myth-busting-themed ad uses humor and a secret society meeting of robed members to focus on the health benefits of the popular fruit.
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Complete Guide to Meditation & Mindfulness Bundle — $99.993 See Details Pay whatever what you want for this eight-part collection of sleeping and stress-busting tips.
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Reading the transcript of last week's argument, I felt as though I had stumbled into the inner sanctum of Wisconsin's union-busting governor, Scott Walker.
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Long stretches of dialogue patch together labor on an abstract alien environment, where Kat mines for ore, busting stone after stone after stone after stone.
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The firm's former deputy general manager, Dong Ronghua, was put under investigation by China's graft-busting agency late last year for unspecified "serious disciplinary violations".
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Tam says Guo was at the center of the dance floor busting out hip hop moves and was also a talented swing and ballroom dancer.
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The fight against Amazon laid bare their union-busting, corporate welfare, ICE-abetting practices and shows why we need to break up monopolies like Amazon.
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The actual ghost-busting scenes can be feel pretty tedious, but that moment of weariness is alleviated when Feig decides to refocus on the comedy.
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Obama kind of spent the whole ceremony busting Jordan's balls, mentioning Space Jam twice and invoking his second life as a distinctive crying internet head.
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It is the charge that she may have tricked banks into, in effect, busting sanctions, which Huawei denies, that seems to be dogging Ms Meng.
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For an even more complete picture of all the April Fools' nonsense out there, check out the scam-busting work of Mashable's #April1TruthSquad on Twitter.
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Clearly, the toddler is a big fan of the song because not even his chicken tenders and fries could stop him from busting a move.
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G-20 leaders would be well advised to do some preemptive ghost-busting and exorcise the mounting protectionist forces that may gain ground after November.
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President-elect Donald Trump's plans for fiscal stimulus are "budget-busting" and markets should be more skeptical, a leading international economist has told CNBC Tuesday.
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RWDSU president Stuart Appelbaum said that in light of the tax incentives attached to the Queens campus, these alleged "union-busting activities" need to stop.
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But if you don't have the space, or you don't need ear-busting bass from your Bluetooth speaker, the Fluance might not be for you.
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In mid-October, Fortnite got its third vehicle in the form of the Quadcrasher, a build-busting quad bike with some surprising aerial boost abilities.
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Ashland police officers came to the victim's rescue more than 20 minutes later, busting in the abandoned house where she was held, the audio reveals.
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The N.C.A.A. men's basketball tournament is about last-second shots, bracket-busting upsets and the kind of excitement that can energize college campuses for weeks.
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SAUDI OUTPUT UP, BUT NO QUOTA-BUSTING Within OPEC, Saudi Arabia has shouldered the burden of the production cuts, offsetting poorer compliance by other nations.
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When the conversation gets super uncomfortable or you're busting to go to the bathroom after a long session chatting up babes on MSN, BRB a.k.a.
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Scottie made a hard cut over to the tennis superstar -- giving him daps, busting out his cellphone for a pic and just generally fanboying out.
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Street artist Retna got arrested for busting out his best spray paint on a ritzy furniture store ... since they didn't hire him to do so.
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DMX is resuming his acting career, but in a role most would consider a stretch ... 'cause now he's playing Johnny Law and busting bad guys.
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Commerce Department investigators obtained internal ZTE documents -- some of which had been marked by the company as "Top Secret" -- outlining an alleged sanctions-busting scheme.
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The fluffy cotton balls in the sky must have similarly mesmerized the six GIF artists we present today, because their work is simply cloud-busting.
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Colin Kaepernick is still busting his ass to get back in the NFL ... the ex-49ers superstar just posted a workout video -- and it's INTENSE.
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In the latest CNN/SSRS poll, Trump was at 41%, and it stands to reason that his disruptive, norm-busting behavior is largely to blame.
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George Werner, who has been education minister for a year, has begun a ghost-busting project — firing teachers who either don't teach or don't exist.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Inner Mongolia Yili Industrial, China's largest dairy company, is preparing a gut-busting $850 million bid for Danone's Stonyfield yogurt business.
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Theodore Roosevelt, the first great Republican Progressive, fought a Presidential campaign on the issue of 'trust busting' and talked freely about malefactors of great wealth.
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The Australian dollar rose as much as 0.5% to $0.6791 after data showed the Australian economy added a forecast-busting 41,100 new jobs in July.
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Secondly, big business was dominated by monopolies in the early 20th century, only for populism to strike back in the form of trust-busting measures.
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In 2003, Scott Walker, then the county executive, who would become better known as the budget-slashing, union-busting governor of Wisconsin, canceled the commission.
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In Illinois, voters ousted the union-busting Republican incumbent Rauner, who vetoed a $15 minimum wage bill and fought to pass right-to-work laws.
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This reality is underscored by the degree to which Russia and China shield their own citizens who are involved in North Korea sanctions-busting activities.
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Commerce Department investigators obtained internal ZTE documents - some of which had been marked by the company as "Top Secret" - outlining an alleged sanctions-busting scheme.
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Almost every time they were about to kick in, Congress walked away, busting the caps by giving the military — and only the military — extra money.
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He made the same points in person at one of Google's "Bias Busting" workshops, where employees role-play how to identify unconscious bias against minorities.
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Glushko eventually composed herself, or so she thought, as she attempted to serve, before busting out in laughter again and stepping away from the baseline.
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This revision is another move in the growing list of norm-busting changes Xi has pushed to allow him to stay in power for life.
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On Tuesday, however, the DEA made another alarming discovery, busting smugglers with 500 pounds of meth stuffed inside wax figurines shaped like beloved Disney characters.
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Campbell: The warehouse parties were hit and miss, and then the whole drug culture got involved, and then of course the police started busting them.
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"Surely we can do more to stop sanctions-busting when it's done, effectively, by the Russian state," he said in a hearing this week. Mrs.
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He was also busting the chops of his favorite salesman, Jon Segal, a native Philadelphian who bought his bar mitzvah suit and shoes at Boyds.
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In the polarized politics of the day, Mr. Trump is bolstered in his demagogic conduct by a passionately loyal "base" impressed by his norm-busting.
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Meanwhile comedians advertise their racist jokes as bold challenges to the tyranny of political correctness, and brand their bigotry as boundary-pushing, taboo-busting bravery.
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Case in point: December's budget busting spending bills helped add another 30 percentage points to publicly held debt, putting it even further into record territory.
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What the change means: This cultural shift is particularly important for Cosby, a barrier-busting comedian who for years capitalized on his warm, fatherly reputation.
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"We wanted to serve the kinds of goodies people want to eat when they're a few drinks in and busting moves on the dance floor!"
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Busting the backlog on orphan designations: Exciting scientific advances have led to a doubling of requests for orphan drug designations compared to five years earlier.
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I immediately requested assignment to its Organized Crime Branch -- the real-world mob-busting unit that may have inspired the "OCB" where Terranova was assigned.
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Instead of wasting time and money on union-busting activities, employers should prioritize partnering with their workers collaboratively on improving their business and working conditions.
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The Bucks have a streak-busting history, having ended the '71-72 Lakers' 33-game winning streak thanks to 39 points from Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.
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Liam Hemsworth's busting out the big guns ... in wake of his ex, Miley Cyrus, publicly flaunting her new man, Cody Simpson, and his glorious abs.
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For the FDA, regulating pharma isn't a backwater that takes a back seat to busting gangsters—as it has reportedly been seen by the DEA.
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"I knew it was going to be a total loss," Jackson told CNN after watching footage of waves busting through the windows of her house.
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Those who called on FTC to shut the Amazon-Whole Foods deal were applying old trust-busting logic to an entirely different kind of merger.
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In the clip she says she tried busting out his windows as she taunts him for being "broke," while Swae seemingly tells her to scram.
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Intelligence can't leak information that should not be made public even if it is in the purpose of pushing back against a norm-busting administration.
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He entices them with budget-busting promises to treble a cash benefit for the poor to $150 a month, raise pensions and build "housing for all".
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Toby's godfather Merle Murrain II shared footage of her busting a celebratory move to Justin Timberlake's "Can't Stop The Feeling" alongside her far-less enthused classmates.
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His company regularly practices union busting, struggles with privacy issues, and touches nearly every point of our online lives in a way that feels terrifyingly invasive.
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CHANG: For about three months now, maybe two and a half, there&aposs been really blatant Chinese sanctions busting and it&aposs a number of things.
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Germany's biggest union, IG Metall, is demanding more flexible working hours and an inflation-busting 13 percent pay hike this year for about 3.9 million workers.
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The central bank asked lenders to seek reasons why the funds were not deposited earlier in the government's crime-busting demonetization campaign, which began on Nov.
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But as norm-busting as they may be, we have become conditioned to view them as just the latest in an unbroken string of overheated comments.
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Stephen 'Wonderboy' Thompson isn't a fighter who is known for busting his adversaries' chops, but he clearly upset Woodley with his prediction of a Lawler win.
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The prospect of much lower rates, and thus of a revival of business confidence, depends on a second big reform, to Brazil's budget-busting pension system.
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We'll admit this one might be a bit of a tough sell, but if you try busting any of the moves above, people might get it!
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German shoppers have been opening their wallets as they are benefiting from record-low borrowing costs, historically high levels of employment and inflation-busting pay hikes.
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Hakeem and Laura walk the carpet together, but then a photographer does that obnoxious ego-busting thing where they ask the less famous partner to move.
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Taddeo's publisher, and other prominent authors, have compared her work to that of form-busting nonfiction writers like Truman Capote, Gay Talese, and J. Anthony Lukas.
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With grain busting out of storage bins all around the world the big grain merchants have fewer opportunities to capitalize on "dislocation" of supplies, companies say.
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If there is a call for busting up the banks, "you need to have a reason for it and a plan if you do," he added.
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Chief Keef took a leap onstage that turned into him taking a huge dive offstage ... and coming dangerously close to busting his ass and his head.
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Most recently, America's Treasury said last week that ABLV, one of Latvia's largest banks, had "institutionalised money-laundering", notably in sanctions-busting transactions with North Korea.
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Instead of silently struggling to open tampons in bathroom stalls, Cass Clemmer is busting wrappers open and welcoming tampons into the world — complete with googly eyes.
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Keith Ellison, the head of the Democratic National Committee, wrote to Elon Musk's electric car company two months ago concerned about union busting and worker safety.
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Asset forfeiture policies mean there are two kinds of crimes: crimes that a police department can make money off of busting, and crimes that it can't.
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Spanning the history of bread, as well as busting common bread myths like what exactly makes NYC bagels taste so good, Myhrvold's dissertation is definitely comprehensive.
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Daniel Trench, a graphic designer who moved in four years ago, compares Mr de Oliveira to Rudolph Giuliani, New York's crime-busting mayor in the 6003s.
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The D.A. in charge of Taquari Hatch's case has refused to file charges against him -- despite cops busting him for allegedly siphoning $361,000 from Boosie's account.
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It doesn't matter if it's Modeling, busting my butt in the gym or working at my full time job as a Business Analyst and UX Designer.
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We're told R.R. noticed Gronk in the crowd and called him up on stage for a song ... busting out moves that only Gronk can pull off.
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Costa argues that his government will allay Brussels' concerns "with each month that passes", citing his record of beating deficit-busting targets in 2016 and 2017.
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Such thinking indicates just how far Democrats have retreated from the trust-busting days of Brandeis, who authored an influential book called The Curse of Bigness.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - A former Communist Party boss at China's Bank of Jiangsu is being investigated for suspected corruption, the party's graft-busting body said on Wednesday.
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There was no shortage of gut-busting fast food creations; they seemed to be the only thing worth advertising and getting excited about amid the recession.
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Henrique Meirelles, an inflation-busting governor of the Central Bank under Ms Rousseff's predecessor, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, will probably be the new finance minister.
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