She came tonight, she came — came, she came, she came.
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My mom came, my dad came, my sisters came down.
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First came reality TV stars, then came YouTubers, and then came Summer Mckeen.
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They came from Texas and they came from Louisiana and came from Florida.
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Toyota came in first, Mercedes-Benz came in second, and Ford came in third.
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First came the song, then came the video, then came the behind-the-scenes, and then came these bloopers that feature Kris Jenner in full mom mode.
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Some came for the riffs, some came for Matt Bellamy, and some just came for the staging.
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When my turn finally came, an Israeli soldier came over and asked whether I often came this way.
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Ellen came out and, ultimately, came out O.K. Ellen came out and, ultimately, came out O.K. Ellen didn't have to leave her friends behind when she came out — instead, she just made new ones who looked like hot Hampshire College dropouts.
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Then, Jungle Book came up, so that was the one that came through first, and then Breathe came along.
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Leather coats came over moire pants came over printed python boots; ruby feathers and chunky knits came under tweed.
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First Bacdafucup came out: 1992 is when "Throw Ya Gunz" came out, and then 1993 is when "Slam" came out.
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This came first and the investment came second, Sheth said.
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"We came back, came back," Rays manager Kevin Cash said.
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So in came the consultants and out came the yardsticks.
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Other fabrics came from vintage jackets that came with history.
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I came here as a student, and I came legally.
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The aesthetics came second, and feeling whole inside came first.
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First came the escape rooms, then came the glamping trips.
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First came millennial toilet paper, then came millennial trash bags.
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When the end came for wine coolers, it came fast.
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But I came out better, I came out of it.
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Whatever attack came came to the pieces that were left.
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Some came from videos; Allen Ginsberg's came from a documentary.
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Hillary came in second, and that guy came in third.
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They came out of Julliard, They came out of NYU.
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Dimon: When rates came down, it came down like this.
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That film came out in '48 ... Came out in '48.
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When public television came into being, local stations came first.
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It came from my uncles; it came from my father.
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"I called them and I said, 'hey look, this came quickly, it came in hot, it came in on Sunday,'" Smith said.
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They're slowly beginning to meet the new woman that came with growth, that came with trail, that came with ups and downs.
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Of the SEK258 million, SEK209 million came from transactions, SEK31 million came from hardware and only SEK18 million came from software and services.
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"First they came for the trees, they came for the gold, they came for the fur," he told one audience in the film.
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First came red wine hot chocolate and then came blooming marshmallows.
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Because nobody came from the wreckage that I came out of.
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However, Milan came in last when it came to racial diversity.
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They came to kiss the ring, and they came to network.
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Then came the apps, and with the apps came… well... everything.
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So I came home, came out, middle of an election year.
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Poet Boy came to class 20 minutes late when he came.
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When Obama came out for the rules, Trump came out against.
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First came Chance the Snapper, then came the power plant crocodiles.
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"Isaac came out first and Isaiah came out second," she says.
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We came to a stop and an older man came on.
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If they came seek - Chris, you said, they came seeking asylum.
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The last word came from the group came at 10 a.m.
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He came in one day and came in every day after.
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The campaign came from Washington, but the money came from Moscow.
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When the recovery finally came, it came to the Democratic metropolis.
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Most migrants who came to Italy by boat came from Africa.
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" Electoral votes in 6 "They came from the hills, they came from the mountains, from the rivers, they came from all over the place.
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Or the old country that my great-grandfather came from, or the old countries that your ancestors came from, or maybe you came from.
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When I came out of my mom's womb, I came in worthy.
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Redemption took its time, but when it came, it came in full.
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"The problem came down to distribution," Rogers says he came to learn.
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Pay came in second at 26.7%, and benefits came third at 11.6%.
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We came here to do our job, we came here to work!
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"Thank God this machine came in when it came in," he said.
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We came in with an Internet, we came up with the Internet.
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The chance finally came when she came across the Ottobock C-Brace.
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My sisters came in 28, my parents and I came in 212.
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But when I came back, the chickens came running after the fence.
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I came from the right, and he came back from the left.
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When I came to LA, I came very scared and very humble.
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They came lined in a signature plaid, and they came dangling pearls.
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"¡Adios, America!" came out two weeks before Trump came down the escalator.
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That thing came in, then all of a sudden Broward came in.
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We came in with an internet, we came up with the internet.
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They came from the mountains, they came out of the damn rivers.
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When it came, it came from a coal plant not far away.
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Throughout the day, visuals came first, facts came later—often much later.
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They came and came, sometimes for days at a time, sometimes more.
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When my ancestors came to America, they came through the proper channels.
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The news came hours before the Justice Department came under new leadership.
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In any case, when respectability came, it came at an awful price.
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First, I came back as national security correspondent, the anchoring came later.
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The closest Mattis came to getting in trouble came when Democratic Sen.
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That came in really close there, just the camera that came in.
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When it came to the novelty flavors — not including those on Golden cookies — Carrot Cake came in first place and Dark Chocolate came in last.
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Out of the dugout came Manager Gil Hodges, out of the game came Koosman, and out of the bullpen came Taylor to face Brooks Robinson.
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I think Wayne Shorter came out first, but Herbie Hancock came out right after, and when he came back to New York he looked so healthy.
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I don't know what you were doing in the river, but they came from the cities, they came and they came and they didn't even know.
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His campaign slogan #MAGA came in second place, while #TrumpTrain came in fourth.
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They came with a search/not a search warrant subpoena and they came.
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As soon as the results came in, reports of Russian interference came up.
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The same year I came out as Alexander, "Dad" came out as Mom.
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So off came the helmet, on came the hair, panther, cape, beard, etc.
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Congress never came on board, however, so Truman's plan never came to fruition.
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When it came, it came with a ferocity that shocked even Quiet's host.
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The one who came early ate more than the one who came late.
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Winfrey said her "a-ha" moment finally came when Weight Watchers came calling.
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And when the moment came, when the moment came, most of us did.
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It was interesting, I came out and then I came out in court.
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Uh, yeah, if by 'came out wrong' you mean 'came out at all.
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But the surge never came to fruition and Blankenship came up significantly short.
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At first the pain came and went, but then it came and stayed.
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First came Iron Man, then came Hulk, and Thor and Captain America followed.
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My discharge came four years before Ellen DeGeneres came out on national television.
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Some came to try to help; some came searching for missing loved ones.
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First came attraction and friendship — and then came love, children and a house.
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The line of questioning came before new allegations against Kavanaugh came to light.
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Thank God it came when it came, because it required me to change.
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Ruiz came to fight, Andy came to get it and he got it.
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So this all came from relationships that came together and made a group.
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And remember, I came from psychology and came to a new field, communication.
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Well, throughout that whole time when she left, she came home for Thanksgiving, she came home for Christmas, she came home for my birthday, she came home for Mother's Day… She always came home and was always on my phone [plan], and any time I wanted to call her and talk to her, I could.
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Our friendship came naturally because we worked for years together — the work came first.
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They came up with hundreds of names and it finally came down to "Covenant".
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Some came from fans and some came from me and my director, Jim Powers.
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Her first marriage came at age 20, her last, and longest, came at 70.
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When it came to burials, people came out voluntarily in a very short time.
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Everyone came here from somewhere, and came to claim that country as their own.
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She took every opportunity as it came even if it came with a setback.
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When the money finally came in, however, it came in $80 or $90 installments.
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It came along, and it came before Gopher, and before the World Wide Web.
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When the time came to plan her bachelorette party everything came to a head.
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The album title came with the song, which came to me in a dream.
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The Fox tweet came under a lot of scrutiny because it came from Fox.
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And then came their onslaught of catchy pop hits, and then came some more.
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The tears came again when it came time to actually film his final scene.
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When it came to the movies the services offer, Prime Video came out ahead.
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"They came out on top, and we came out on the bottom," he said.
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Two of those came from Ukrainian officials, and one came from a congressional committee.
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The moves came after consumer inflation in Germany for June came in above expectations.
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We came out, we were absolutely wrong, and we came out and said it.
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The divisions between those who came first and those who came later are fungible.
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But the shot that came to mind for most Raptors fans came in 2001.
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First came a 1,000-year rainfall and then came a 500-year river flood.
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We came back just like Joe Biden came back over the past few days.
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And yeah, I think when push came to shove, the real Serena came out.
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That came after the official manufacturing PMI released Tuesday came in slightly above expectations.
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And the internet came around right when my book "Shutterbabe" came out in 2000.
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And after Obama came under fire for doing so, Sanders came to his defense.
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Many people came with pistols and rifles, some came on horseback flying American flags.
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Then came an intervention that Mr. Henry credits with everything good that came after.
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The move came after Mr. Abrams's anti-Trump writings came to the president's attention.
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Those that came with the 5G Snapdragon 855 came with significantly higher price tags.
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"They came not just to attack certain people, but they came for all Yazidis."
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They came and they came, the protesters, one by one, and two by two.
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Most cash came in post-election Only $22.1 million of that came in by Election Day, according to the records, meaning $21.4 million came after Trump became president.
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I feel like someone came into my home and destroyed my family — someone came into my house and ruined the place where we all came to be safe.
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I came on at the end of the campaign, Martha, as you remember, Steve Bannon and Kellyanne Conway came on in mid-August and I came on just after.
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"There's been a long-standing debate in the community as to whether the water came from comets, whether it came from asteroids, whether it came from Earth," Barnes says.
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People that came here, and they came here legally — people that came here to this country legally, and they worked their ass off, and they made this country great.
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"The idea came to me because I just came back from Thailand, recently," he says.
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In both cases, the truth came out when former employees came forward with their stories.
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This decision came after the show runners came under attack for their portrayal of Jackson.
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" He continued: "My people came to me, Dan Coats came to me and some others.
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They only came on board once details of Iran's covert nuclear program came to light.
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When the New Testament came along it did not erase what came before it. Creation.
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That decision came 11 months after the Department of Justice came to a similar conclusion.
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In 2016, her team came in 11th, and the next year they came in 14th.
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"I felt like they came in as Rambo and came out as Rambo," says Kevin.
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But he came in as more than a sibling — he came as our great teacher.
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Go back to where you came from…how many Arabs came out of the woodwork?
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The airstrikes Thursday came hours after Israeli forces came under fire from the Palestinian territory.
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Lauren Greenfield: The exhibition came first, then the book came and was developed alongside it.
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But he came in as more than a sibling – he came as our great teacher.
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So, who came out of the health care mess stronger, and who came out weaker?
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Nine rides and $140 came from Lyft, while six rides and $93 came from Uber.
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The John Lewis ad came 7th, whereas Harvey Nichols' "Avoid Gift Face" ad came top.
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People that came here and came here legally ... and they worked their a--es off.
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His grandfather came from Germany in 1885, and his mother came from Scotland in 1929.
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The goal came three seconds after Chicago's Gustav Forsling came out of the penalty box.
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Somebody came along and brought me breakfast, then Charlie came along and brought me coffee.
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Beyonce's "Formation" came in at No. 3 and "Hold Up" came in at No. 9.
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"My people came to me, Dan Coats came to me and some others," Trump said.
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NerdWallet came out targeting the top end of the segment, they came in with editorial.
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Then, when Glee came, a level of fame came that I had never experienced before.
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There were two people — one before I came out, and one after I came out.
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Kasich came in second place in New Hampshire in 2016 while Trump came in first.
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I came out more the bossy one, and she came out more the free spirit.
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"Every famous person who came to the area came to this hotel," Mr. Kordes said.
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Trump said there were "23 people that came in or potentially came in" with Saipov.
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I came, I saw, I conquered, and then after, a bunch of people came too.
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A further $2 million came from Trump himself, and $85033 million came from party transfers.
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ATLANTA — Pete Buttigieg came into Wednesday night's debate bracing for an onslaught that never came.
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"The intervention came, and it came big, from a lot of people," the pastor said.
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The drug came to dominate their relationship, and the relationship came to dominate Hogg's life.
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The second delay came when Nico Hulkenberg's front left wheel came off his Force India.
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This came back to bite us later when it came time to sell the house.
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The money came into his bank account, and then came in again, like a tide.
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He said Riyadh came to its conclusion based on the direction the missiles came from.
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They may have been foreign when they came, but they came and assimilated into India.
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So I came to accept this, I came to believe that it was his right.
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Microsoft's Bill Gates came despite the Vista disaster; Apple's Steve Jobs came despite the stolen iPhone prototype debacle; various Yahoo chiefs came despite heaps of bad publicity and takeover rumors; Steve Case came soon after the utter humiliation of AOL's failed merger with Time Warner.
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"Martin McGuinness never went to war, it came to his streets, it came to his city, it came to his community," fellow Republican leader Adams told Irish national broadcaster RTE.
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That came from (former FBI Director James) Comey, that came from (former CIA Director John) Brennan, that came from (former Director of National Intelligence James) Clapper, they're all political hacks.
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The moves in the Aussie dollar came after the country's trade surplus came in above expectations.
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"We came really close today, but we came up short," Ryan said at a news conference.
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For AWS, revenue came in line, but the surprise came from the strong +79% EBIT growth.
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Then it came time for public appearances, and that's where the clown makeup came into play.
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But days and then weeks and then years came and went, and the call never came.
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Then Trump came along and came close to a clean sweep in the region in 2016.
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"They came in when we left and were there when we came home," John told McGraw.
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More than 230 concussions came from in-game action, while 37 came during practice, data shows.
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The final threat, she said, came a day before publication, and it came from Facebook itself.
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The others came back extremely healthy but Otto came back in a condition that was terrible.
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But he came out in the same job as he came in—as minister of health.
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Then came the revelation that the perpetrators came from the top levels of Sri Lankan society.
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Hundreds came to protest the sale, and criticism also came online and from the university itself.
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"I never came from a broken home / The system came and broke my home," he rapped.
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First came the "professionals" and then came the settlers as soon as economic viability was established.
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Chuck Berry rolled over everyone who came before him – and turned up everyone who came after.
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The majority of this money -- about 90% -- came from Medicare, and the rest came from Medicaid.
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One reason is that the holiday came earlier this year, and with it came cooler weather.
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They came from all over: One American came north; others still drove in from New Brunswick.
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I remember when I first came to Santa Anita—I came from small tracks in Idaho.
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When he came off this medication, he recalls, feelings of insecurity and anxiety came "crashing back".
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How do you really know that Facebook message came from who you think it came from?
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Morgan's first touchdown came on a 3-yard pass, the second came from 27 yards out.
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These scandals came to light in part because brave victims came forward in defiance of NDAs.
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The economy came in second with 8,100 votes, and health care came in third, with 7,000.
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"People always want to know where we came from, where we really came from," she said.
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When the release came, the POWs came home to great fanfare in three large release groups.
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"Many millennials came into the workforce when auto enrollment came into practice," said Golladay of Schwab.
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When it came to starting Babes in Bathers, she says, that industrious nature came in handy.
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"Marcus came in not necessarily as a partner," says Chuck, "he came in as a brother."
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Windowed doors came from dumpsters in San Francisco, and flooring came from a school gymnasium there.
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"It actually came close to a halt as it came over the White House," Trump said.
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Then I came off Klonipin and added Xanax, then I came off Wellbutrin and added Zoloft.
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"They know where [the virus] came from, we all know where it came from," he said.
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The deal came from SoftBank itself, unlike last year's investment, which came from the Vision Fund.
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The pages first came under public scrutiny in November, months before Hyde came to national attention.
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Mr. Starks came from a blues background, while Mr. Stubblefield came up playing soul and funk.
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When the tie came off and the mustache came off, you're seeing the real Mike D'Antoni.
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As the sun came up on the second day, the picturesque Sicilian coastline came into view.
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The decision came after Cyprus came on board, as any EU move on sanctions requires unanimity.
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DAVID SOLOMON: It was right when Jobs came back – JOE KERNEN: Right when he came back.
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My big failure came in 1982, when I bet everything on a depression that never came.
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It was a lot of work, and casts came and went, and financiers came and went.
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Three of the Buchholz walks came against No. 7 hitter Jace Peterson, who came in hitting .
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The islands came under Portuguese rule between then and 19733, when Bombay came under the British.
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TRUMP: And the Secretary of State just came back, Mike, just came back from North Korea.
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Of that total, 54.6 percent came from luxury sales and 34.2 percent came from import sales.
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The bell clanged and Shaw came storming came out of the trenches with left hooks galore.
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In the UK, for example, the [publicly funded] BBC came first, and commercial television came second.
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When "The Civil War" came out, when "Baseball" came out, when "Jazz" came out, when "The War" came out, when "The National Parks" came out, all of those, those are large, lengthy films, all the critics were sort of anxious that nobody would watch it, because we were in an MTV generation with just a short attention span, or that this would happen.
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Coast Guard aviation from around the country came to Houston; Army and Navy helicopter assets came; state and local first responders and even civilians like the Cajun Navy came to assist.
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Additionally, $2628 billion came from the Defense Department's base spending, $28500 billion came from Department of Homeland Security prevention and terrorism response costs and $6900 billion came from Veterans Affairs spending.
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Ted Cruz came in third place in the state with around 21 percent, Ben Carson came in fourth with around 4.8, and John Kasich came in last with about 3.6 percent.
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And you were there several different times, you left and you came and you left and you came, and you came after it crashed and you were there before it crashed.
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When I came on this job — I've been a cop now for about 31 years — when I came on this job, I came on with my honor, my integrity and my reputation.
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"After Georges, FEMA came, the Red Cross came, and they came rapidly," she said, referring to Hurricane Georges, the 1998 storm that caused extreme damage here, and the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
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It gave me results, fine, but the interest rate came, and the payment came a bit later, and it came two or three times as hard as maybe it would before that.
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Triple-slot flaps came from the back edge and leads came out in front of the wings.
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I just made it to the Nationals dugout before the rains came, but then came the deluge.
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Just me and my baby brother came here, and my sister came here... and she was killed.
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Our announcement came out on the Thursday, and then that Friday is when the tape came out.
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"She came there to pray, she came there to memorialize her mother," Goldstein said on AC360 Monday.
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Read on for a look at how the meeting came about, fell apart and came back together.
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That data, which came from self-reported information from questionnaires, came from the Medical Expenditure Panel Survey.
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He came came 20th out of 700 in that tournament, which was broadcast by PAPA's Twitch channel.
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But when it came to specifically the vagina mafia shirt, Tom Schwartz came up with that slogan.
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And when their perfect score came, it was all the sweeter because it came from four judges.
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A nurse came by and checked on them, and a few minutes later a doctor came in.
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A calming came over me and I felt a weight lift off because my dream came true.
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"My family came, everybody came, everybody showed up just to tell me they love me," he said.
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That was the major decline that came when many financial institutions and industrials came close to collapsing.
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It's kind of hard to say where the words came together and where the phrase came from.
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The recovery of the loonie came as the long-term outlook for the currency came out positive.
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PJ Cooksey came along, and then Julie Krone (who won the Belmont Stakes in 1993) came along.
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"I thought they came out quick and hard, and came at us," Sabres coach Dan Bylsma said.
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Snapchat came in third with 51.31% of votes, while Facebook came in fourth with 34.19% of answers.
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I came fresh out of Sweden, and she came from Slovenia, and we really bonded, she's wonderful.
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Her entry into politics came in the early years after the Berlin Wall came down in 1989.
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Ultimately, when it came time to make the record that came after Gentlemen, the crown got heavy.
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That started happening before that first album even came out—three singles came out before the album.
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"When my family came to this country, we came legally," Kim said in her first television ad.
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And if you lifted it up, and this horrible smell came out, and this monster came out.
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Another twist that came up in the hours before the bill was released came from Trump himself.
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Through the chaos, came creativity: Parikh came up with the idea to ship air mattresses via Amazon.
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It's almost impossible to believe it not only came out, but came out uncensored on Nintendo's GameCube.
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But when those attacks came, they came wrapped in an entirely new logic and language: ideological diversity.
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That's where the video came from — being put under pressure and whipping out whatever came to mind.
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" Reiss added, "A lot of women who came to screenings came out with that reaction of 'wow.
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Here, it was the other way around: The title came first, and the theme idea came second.
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About 30 percent came from Mexico, and an additional 16 percent came from Honduras and El Salvador.
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Then came the whine of a vehicle, its motor growing louder as it came over a ridge.
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"I don't want it to be that I came over here and never came back," he said.
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When nothing more came up, her mother came in to help her get up and get clean.
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By the numbers: 17% of immigrant veterans came from Mexico, while another 17% came from the Philippines.
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"I'm sure Bohdan came up, I'll tell ya how Bohdan came up," Giuliani said in the call.
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"After President Trump came, all the hopes came to an end," said Nasser Ghanemzadeh, an Iranian entrepreneur.
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While his contributions came from nearly 200,85033 donors, 95 percent of them came from out of state.
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When I came on this job, I came on with my honor, my integrity and my reputation.
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This nation was built by the steel that came from the coal that came from our mountains.
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When I came here today, I felt like so many people came, and I was so relieved.
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Do you think he realizes the toll he took on his country when it came to race relations, when it came to the economic wage stagnation, when it came to our foreign policy?
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"I just came to fall in love with these girls, and came to fall in love with their journey, and came to fall in love with how much they loved themselves," she says.
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He had a magazine that was printed in 1982 when the movie came out, he had stills from the movie, and some of the books that came out when the movie came out.
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The biggest revelation of the evening came when Rinna's joke about putting Xanax in her smoothies came up.
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However, I knew my reasons and I came in prepared to answer any questions that came my way.
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I came to New York in 2012, and came back half a year ago, just to touch base.
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That's why the company isn't serving chorizo in the NEXT Kitchen—when queso came on, chorizo came off.
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Then, the pageant finally came around, and she walked away with the crown, never expecting what came next.
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When the time came for Jungle to write their second album though, everything came apart at the seams.
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Chiu's accusations against Harvey Weinstein came after multiple women came forward about Harvey Weinstein's sexual misconduct in 2017.
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Brazilian women came a respectable ninth in the Olympic seven-a-side tournament, but the men came last.
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And all this came from data during an engineering run right after the upgraded Advanced LIGO came online.
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I came out to them long before I came out to anyone I knew in my real life.
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And not having a need to know right away what it came from or how it came about.
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First came the youth academies, then came the foreign coaches and now comes phase three: naturalizing foreign players.
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Though Spears opted to sing another classic, one that came out long before Madonna came on the scene.
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Part 6: Birthdays...And All The Rest First came the Big Deal Birthday, then came … literally everything else.
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Then, after the film came out, people came to the club just to see if Prince was there.
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About 1.93 million came from domestic subscribers, but the lion's share – 5.12 million accounts – came from international customers.
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They both came even closer to death -- one of them came within a week of his execution date.
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The Magic came into came into the game ranked last in both points scored and field goal percentage.
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Naturally, when "Single Ladies" came on, the crowd came to their feet and there was a deafening roar.
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The low point came Tuesday when the 1-03 Dallas Mavericks came away with a 113-99 victory.
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When you came after me —" getting cut off as Baier laughed and said, "When I came after you?
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For instance, in the 2008 GOP caucuses, Mitt Romney came in second, and John McCain came in fourth.
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What about the fact they came charging -- that they came charging with clubs in their hands, swinging clubs?
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Eighty-six percent of those vehicles came from Canada and Mexico, while others came from Europe and China.
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But the deaths that came later came to us live, via Facebook's seven-month-old live-streaming tool.
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Shanghai was second with 22016%, while London -- which came top in CBRE's 21 report -- came third with 22018%.
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Four of those previous visits came in April following the Super Bowl victories and one came in May.
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Juventus forward and 2017 winner Ronaldo came second, while Atletico Madrid and France striker Antoine Griezmann came third.
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"No one came and said hello, no one came and said welcome, nothing," Majed said, still looking wounded.
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William came in third overall, while his wife came in last place, earning herself the "wooden spoon" award.
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We came up in that proto-indie rock scene and it's when music really came down to Earth.
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Only two of McGusty's points came after halftime, while nine of Shepherd's points came in the second half.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel came in third; Chinese leader Xi Jinping came in fourth; Pope Francis finished fifth.
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Carfolite's collection of counterfeit cards also came from people who came into the card shops to sell them.
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In that ESPN story, Brady came off as fairly petty when it came to his then-backup Garoppolo.
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"His parents came out to visit him six months after he first came to LA," Blanco tells me.
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Tonight, I came with a friend, Julie, who came to pick me up, and then we met Kim.
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Rating But we never discover where it is the nameless man came from — or when he came from.
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I got kicked out, then I came back, then I left, then I came back, then left again.
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It came from a very personal place and it came from a love that I still feel strongly.
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" He imagined what he might say to someone from Hamilton Heights: "I came from where you came from.
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When he came over the summer, 500 protesters came out on weekday with less than a day's notice.
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Often we came from working-class neighbourhoods, sometimes we came as immigrants and then we changed social class.
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I obviously felt a bit silly when the lights came on, and he came in to save me.
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The first complaint about high heels registered in The Times came in 1873 — and it came from men.
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"The first time I came to Grenada I came seeking 'home,'" began Lorde's essay of her 18973 visit.
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" He imagined what he might say to someone from his neighborhood: "I came from where you came from.
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"The idea came after the tragic incident in Charlottesville, and we came up with this line," Rojer said.
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That first deal came via SoftBank's $100 billion Vision Fund, while the latter came from its balance sheet.
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Dozens of Democrats came out in favor of an inquiry as details about the call came to light.
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The first book came out in 1995 and the film adaptation, The Golden Compass, came out in 2007.
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Here is an audio guide to the album's 12 songs, plus what came before, and what came after.
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We've constructed Watson to always be able to show how it came to the inference it came to.
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What about the fact that they came charging – they came charging with clubs in their hands swinging clubs?
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Of that total, 21.0 percent came from its import segment and 17.9 percent came from its luxury segment.
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He came through the drive-thru first & only came inside (with his security guards) to use the bathroom.
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I thought, for example, that tech companies began with great inventions…Engineering came first, and sales came later.
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Of the $793 billion the group projected for the final deficit in 2018, $85033 billion came from the tax law, $68 billion came from the spending deal, and $30 billion came from other legislation.
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Biden responded, "The President came along, and he's the guy that came up with the idea -- first time ever -- of dealing with the Dreamers," referring to undocumented immigrants who came to the US as children.
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LB: I used a circular shape that came from an Ellsworth Kelly, a plant-form shape that came from a Léger still life, an arch that came from a Georgia O'Keeffe, and an equilateral triangle.
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The families of those victims came together and melted hearts in the statehouse and the confederate flag came down.
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I came back to make better music, LCD came back so I wouldn't have to start again from scratch.
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We hit a couple of big shots — Jordan came in, Darius came in and gave us some great minutes.
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The moves came after the country's gross domestic product (GDP) data for the third quarter came in below expectations.
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"Just as people came way back when and came through Ellis Island -- they were vetted," the Tennessee woman said.
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He came up limping while walking back to the mound as the trainer and manager Bud Black came out.
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News of Minoli's latest memo came hours after Pruitt's ethics concerns came up during a White House press briefing.
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Some of the emails came from US attorneys, while others came from career officials and prosecutors across the country.
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I was in Alaska this summer and my dream came true when the northern lights came out to play.
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This final time she came of her own accord but the other three she says they came for her.
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The polls the Times examined came after Christine Blasey Ford came forward with allegations of sexual assault against Kavanaugh.
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A turning point came for Tortorella came when they examined the fluidity of both their sexuality and gender identity.
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When Putin came back in the fall of 2011, it was very clear he came back with a mission.
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So we kind of put all of those together and came up with the statement we came up with.
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We learn Vivek's worst nightmare came true, as no one came to his birthday party without a celebrity draw.
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Cabin lights came on about 45 minutes after takeoff when the cowling came off, striking part of the fuselage.
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"Jen came by and came into the suite, spit in my face, put her hands on me," he said.
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My people came to me, Dan Coats came to me and some others; they said they think it's Russia.
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"Easy A came out when I was 21, and Spider-Man came out when I was 22," she remembered.
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But when the big moment came, the two-time Mirrorball champion came down with a case of stage fright.
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It's easy to imagine a universe where Trump came out looking flighty and Fox News came out looking responsible.
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When they came back and she came back, I just carried them back into the mansion kind of laughing.
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CHP has confirmed that the boulder came from the overpass, but how it came down is still under investigation.
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Of the 2015 total, 20143 million barrels came from OPEC countries, and 1.5 million came from Persian Gulf countries.
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And she came out -- she came out and continued the conversation she had at the White House, praising him.
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When he came to Montreal, Didier said he came here to win, and he still has the same objective.
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She said protesters came to his ministry, and after meeting them he came outside and announced he was quitting.
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The number of passengers that came through Heathrow last year came up to 78 million, according to the airport.
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Ted Cruz came in second with 33 percent, and Marco Rubio, with 13 percent, came in a distant third.
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The disaster came just months after a jet of the same model came down in Indonesia killing 189 people.
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RELATED: Trump thanks evangelicals for their supportReactions came in to the Pope's comments came in beyond the campaign trail.
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ORourke came to national attention last year when he came within three percentage points of defeating Texas Republican Sen.
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I came to like Nick, and came to feel terrible that he had undergone this massive reversal of fortune.
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The move came after the GOP's ObamaCare replacement bill fell apart when four GOP senators came out against it.
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Another call that came at 10:06 came from a woman who called in a shooting at the concert.
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We are badly needing an analysis of how Orlando came to happen, and how the killer came to be.
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In Baghdad, blast walls came down, many traffic checkpoints disappeared, and years of nighttime curfews came to an end.
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So when a job came around that allowed Wassenaar to continue on that path, it came as no surprise.
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My people came to me -- Dan Coats came to me and some others -- they said they think it's Russia.
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I looked up what-- that's a weird-- expression that came from-- it's very morbid-- what it actually came from.
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Fletcher came in first but failed to win enough votes to avert a runoff, while Moser came in second.
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Meanwhile Miles Morales came from the Marvel Ultimate universe but came to Earth-616 not long after being introduced.
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"They came by boat, they came by jet-ski, they did whatever they could to get there," Matayoshi said.
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The moment came when I was promised the fourth promotion by just as many managers and it never came.
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They also came into racism, they came into being treated badly by the police and then the Teddy boys.
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I think that the violence and all of that came from my background, my community, where I came from.
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Wage growth last month came as increases in the minimum wage came into effect in 18 states in January.
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My disillusionment with that job, and many jobs that came after, came down to an inability to suspend disbelief.
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That came a season after they lost 95 games, which in turn came a season after they lost 111.
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For the "Transparent" creator Jill Soloway, that moment came in 2011 when the author's father came out as transgender.
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It came from external parties who potentially would have wanted to invest in the company, it came from banks.
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The dress came undone, her girls came popping out, and through it all ... Sonja did not skip a beat.
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After Djokovic came out on top, the trainer came back out on court to work on his shoulder again.
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Here's a look at where the migrants came from, and how they came to be detained under the bridge.
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I would say, 'Never say never,' but when I came to Washington, I came to create my own legacy.
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I came to New York to do theater, but I came here to see all my punk heroes, too.
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This came as a fourth former Ohio State University wrestler, Shawn Dailey, came forward and said he'd been abused.
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Obama's massive haul came in part from small-dollar donors: $234 million came from contributors giving $200 or less.
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When Kyle came back to the livestream, he explained the situation, saying the SWAT team came in with guns.
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My people came to me, Dan Coats came to me and some others, they said they think it's Russia.
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Global LNG prices came under pressure last year due to an oversupply as several large scale projects came online.
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My ship, my destroyer, came into Charleston Navy Yard and I got a weekend pass and I came home.
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Christian Siriano came to her aid, and Michelle Obama came to his, catapulting his profile up to another level.
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But what a difference between Iran, when we first came — I'd like to say the day before we came.
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The data came from the European Space Agency's Sentinel-5 satellite, and similar data came from NASA's Aura satellite.
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He and Steve (Cohen) came to the governor and the video is what came out of that group discussion.
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The announcement came at the same time Synnex reported its latest quarterly earnings, which came in above analysts' forecasts.
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The announcement came at the same time Synnex reported its latest quarterly earnings, which came in above analyst forecasts.
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"Our tennis came out of nothing, came out of the mud," Tipsarevic said in an interview earlier this year.
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With things like plague, it came in and hit, went away for a while, and then it came back.
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O'Rourke came to national attention last year when he came within three percentage points of defeating Texas Republican Sen.
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Instead, most of what came out of her oven came from an amalgamation of her own research and ideas.
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"I've been happy with what I came for," Travis said recently, "and what I really came for is March."
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Since that time, pretty much since that time, delegation came from North Korea and came to the white house.
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I think that it's really dope, and that process is how the Kendrick song came along and came together.
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Starboard's letter came only hours after Wellington came out against the deal, criticizing it as too risky and expensive.
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"As the LSD effect came on, 40 minutes after the injection, the dolphin came over to me," Lilly wrote.
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People dressed in pairs, came wearing their festival best (or most comfortable), and sometimes came wearing very little at all.
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Data for the drug shortages came from U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and data on pricing came from AnalySource.
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I should be reveling in The Band We Came to See with the friends I came to see it with.
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Police are still looking into where the bottle came from and how it came to be in Rowley&aposs house.
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It's Sundance week, which means that trailers came slow, movie deals came fast, and there's a whole lot to read.
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The first edition of the book came out in 2013 and World of Tomorrow came out a couple years later.
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When Jenni came home and saw they were getting along, she was furious at first — but eventually came around herself.
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Then the truck came out of the Christmas market again, destroyed some small houses and came out on the street.
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The envoy's testimony came as the 120-hour "pause" period negotiated between the US and Turkey came to a close.
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CarPlay came out in 2014, but it didn't accept third-party navigation apps until iOS 12 came out in September.
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PMI data for the euro zone came also came in below forecasts, stoking concerns of a slowdown in the region.
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"This script came to me when my second baby came to me — she was about 4 months old," she said.
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"DD: "Debbie came from a school of acting where you came prepared, and you knew your stuff, and you delivered.
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I think with Miley, just the way she wrote the verses and the way the melody came out, came naturally.
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It came from (Norman) French, as paun, but that in turn came from Latin pedon—a foot soldier (compare pedestrian).
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But when it came time to sell the token at the center of it all, the project came up short.
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We took all of that and applied it to the first collection and it came out how it came out.
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The show's men came and went (and more often than not, came back again), but this quartet was a constant.
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Before we get into how The Dana Carvey Show came crashing down, let's talk about how it came to be.
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And at that time, mp3s, whatever limiter you put on the ProTools session, however it came out, it came out.
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When Marshall came in, we had a conversation and he came up with the way this story would lay out.
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While it's lasted over a decade, it literally came and went... and came back when ABC revived it after cancellation.
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They came up also, the guys of Just Mayo, they came with these eggless soy base that behaves like egg.
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Touchscreens weren't common when the DS came out, and motion controls weren't common when the Wii came out, he noted.
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And I knew once they came to see me before they— BECKY QUICK: Sergei and Larry came to see you?
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But the Broad Spectrum Test really came into effect only once the UVA-absorbing molecule avobenzone came onto the market.
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When then-President Clinton came to town, she and her future husband came face to face in a planning meeting.
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His death came on the same day that hundreds came out to mourn Riya at a candlelight vigil in Etobicoke.
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"We tell ourselves, 'This is how I came to be; this is how my family came to be,'" he says.
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Photo courtesy of Loudphoto Capital Q came out and [Caspian] came down and showed love [in the "What's Street" video.
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It also cited problems with the department's reports, saying one came late and two came without signatures from Tennessee officials.
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Some of them came from artists I knew and loved, and others came from artists I'd never heard of before.
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Frazier's 21.62th of the season came on a 221-1 fastball and Davidson's 15th came on an 0-2 slider.
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"The money came from out the black market—it came from out the streets—to build the shit," he says.
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If a black hole came by, or we came by it, we would notice its gravity perturbing planets and spacecraft.
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He probably wasn't expecting what came next: a group of adorable kids so hyped that he came to surprise them.
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Mazara's fifth of the season came in the second inning, while Centeno's first of the season came in the third.
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Monks: And Elephant Shell came together really fast: it was written and recorded in December and came out in April.
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When the lava came out, the National Guard came out and knocked on people's doors and there were sirens blaring.
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When Windrush first came in, people were promised a great life and when they came here, they were in poverty.
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Sometimes that came off as witty and sometimes petulant and sometimes even mean, but it never came off as silent.
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Then David Mr. Liben-Nowell's notes came in, and he actually came up with this whole shebang back in 2015.
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Current Tesla Employee: I found out when I came into work, on Tuesday, basically the day his email came out.
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"She came home and told her sisters, and they just came out to say, 'Leave her alone,&apos" Simmons said.
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Mr. Spacey apologized on Twitter and came out as gay with a statement that came under an avalanche of criticism.
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"The people who came here from Poland when my parents came were from harder times and harder situations," he said.
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They came after growing disillusioned with corporate jobs, they came to him with ideas: What about carting compost on bikes?
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She came across as both painfully vulnerable and unfathomably strong, which is to say that she came across as human.
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I had known about her because I came up at U.C.B. L.A. and she came up at U.C.B. New York.
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All of Mr. Zemsky's donations came before he was appointed in 22012; all $22015,000 of his wife's donations came afterward.
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Mr. Villaraigosa came in third; Gavin Newsom, the Democrat lieutenant governor, came in first, followed by John Cox, a Republican.
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Then came July 9, 2015 — ''709,'' as it came to be known, the largest crackdown on Chinese lawyers in decades.
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The poll was taken between Monday and Wednesday, so some responses came before the debate incident and some came after.
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Half of the new contributions came from out-of-state donors, and more than $43,000 came from first-time donors.
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The moves came as Australian retail sales data for August came in below expectations but higher than the previous month.
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That date came and went, and the talk turned to getting something done before the May 22019 payment came due.
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Turbulence in the region came after the much-anticipated release of the U.S. inflation data, which came in above expectations.
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In July, approximately 3.3 percent of Maryland's electricity came from solar and wind power while 38.9 percent came from nuclear.
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If Remy Ma's attack came on the battlefield, it's maybe not that surprising that Ms. Minaj's came from the boardroom.
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Cillizza: Once Woodward's book came out, what percent of the stuff in it came as a total shock to you?
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When the memo was released, stocks came off their lows, gold came off its highs, and bond yields moved higher.
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He was at Wired, and then he came back to Fortune, and he came back to Fortune to run Fortune.
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I went through all that completely stunned with myself—I didn't know where it came from; it just came naturally.
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A lot came from research, and then all the little details and the nooks and crannies came from the families.
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He said he came to realize people did not want their privacy violated, and he just came to realize that.
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"If someone came to us and told us their wood came from Washington State and it in fact did not, we would be able to say if the wood they were declaring came from a legal location, or we could say that in fact that is not where it came from," Ms. Parker-Forney said.
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That was when it got ... The Google that we know came out of the bust, and it came out of the bust, building on that vocab, came out of the bust gangbusters because it had discovered surveillance capitalism.
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He died and came back and died and came back and we laughed and cried and joined him on his journey.
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"The closest I came to stopping surfing every day is when I came home from my trip to Mexico," Roh said.
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Employees were made aware before they came on shift that they might need to remain, so they came prepared as well.
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"I was at the airport when the casket came in, the body came in, and it was very sad," Trump said.
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The moves in the Japanese currency came after the country's inflation data for the month of November came in below expectations.
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The most recent came Thursday night, hours before Feek's passing Friday afternoon, when Feek's eldest stepdaughter, Heidi, came to her bedside.
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Most do-gooders came with grocery bags full of acorns and one guy came to the center with an unexpected delivery.
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Each of these scenes we thought would be the one scene [for Martha], and then another came, and then another came.
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Most of the migrant children came from Central America — Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador — while more than 2628,28503 came from Mexico.
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Saunders' first homer came in the sixth against Iwakuma and his second came in the eighth against left-hander Wade LeBlanc.
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My formative sexual education came not from my peers or school or parents so much as it came from the internet.
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She came in third during the 100-meter backstroke semi-finals, but thought she came in fourth, hence the obvious glee.
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But it's safe to say, Clinton came in with the advantage, and Trump came in with an almost impossible recovery mission.
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Certainly the change came compliments of another one-off wig — or maybe it came via tricky filter work in Instagram Stories?
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THEY CAME OUT WITH THEIR PLAN, WE HAD LEGERE ON AND AS WE WERE TALKING TO JOHN, YOUR RELEASE CAME OUT.
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Lento came to #Brussels vigil with her friend Jeff, said: "People came here to feel something, to be human again." pic.twitter.
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While Columbus came out rested, New York came out like a team that was playing its sixth game in nine days.
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Then when transistors came in, I taught myself transistor logic, then when integrated circuit logic came around, I taught myself that.
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This came after a Bob Marley lens to celebrate the late artist's birthday came under fire for effectively giving users blackface.
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National security/Terrorism/ISIS came in second with 17% and race relations/racial issues/police came in third with 8% support.
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We broke below that on Friday, then on Monday we reversed, came back up, retested it and then sellers came back.
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First came the acne and then came the fully-loaded pile of salicylic acid cleansers, benzoyl peroxide creams, and spot treatments.
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"It came as quite a shock to my family," says Hall, who came out to his mom when he was 15.
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Some of the people came here, their ancestors came here 256,2500 years ago from Siberia, crossing the Bering Straights and stuff.
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It's just like, oh no we came here with a bird [stork], let's not talk about where we really came from!
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But part of the reason for that I think is because, you know, success came late to me, notoriety came late.
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"When the picture came out and the [documentary] came out, my daughter-in-law freaked out," Judy says with a laugh.
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A few days later he came by and forced open the door of my shop, came in, and refused to leave.
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I put four or five hours into the game the day it came out and came away feeling kind of empty.
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I just came came back from a vacation with my wife in Chaco [Culture National Historical Park] canyon in New Mexico.
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And just five days later, his final wish came true after their entire community came forward to help make it happen.
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The SoFi deal came before the formation of the Vision Fund, while the investment in Kabbage officially came from SoftBank Group.
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The idea was that there should be no difference between women who came to stay and women who came to help.
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The declines recorded in greater China markets came as China's industrial production for May came in below expectations at 6.8 percent.
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" And this: "My people came to me, Dan Coats came to me and some others, they said they think it's Russia.
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This came in handy often, particularly when it came to finishing up last-minute projects that required a lot of supplies.
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Just as The Craftory came to me, I had a bunch of investors who came to me wanting to do deals.
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One tends not to want to hear about the one who came right before and the one who came right after.
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The number of alleged victims has not been made public but the allegations came to light when one Marine came forward.
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Once I came to and looked at the bandages on my wrists, I saw how close I really came to dying.
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I was especially pissed that you declined to publish an article that came to us unbidden, that came to you unbidden.
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For Atlassian, which was founded in 2002, that bill came due in 2016 when Viswanath came to work for the company.
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"My people came to me, Dan Coats came to me and some others they said they think it's Russia," Trump said.
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The six came all came forward to call for Franken's resignation Wednesday morning, within a matter of minutes of one another.
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The six came all came forward and called for Franken's resignation in a span of just a few minutes Wednesday morning.
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Modern pop came in second for genre with 19% of couples choosing a pop song, and R&B came in third.
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When she came back, the administration told her that she couldn't have been psychologically affected because she came back to work.
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Federer came on strong in his first final at Roland Garros, and Nadal came out nervously, struggling to control his groundstrokes.
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She did not specify how much of that came from donors and how much came from the families of indebted students.
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She came over to me and put her head against my chest, which is where it came up to on me.
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His presidential campaign came to a screeching halt after several women came forward with accusations of sexual harassment or improper behavior.
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The year I came to the United States to study, 1997, Gyorgy and Marta Kurtag's recording "Kurtag, Bach: Jatekok" came out.
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She came from a relatively wealthy family in the South, and I came from a lower-middle-income family in Ohio.
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For Steyer, the candidate who came closest with three qualifying polls out of four, missing the debate came at a cost.
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But I'm not surprised that eventually this whiplash came, though it came much quicker than it perhaps otherwise would have been.
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That decision came after a long and shameful history in this country of barring immigrants based on where they came from.
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"Bill Clinton came into West Virginia — came into my district — worked it for two weeks solid for his wife," Rahall said.
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Her last came at Wimbledon in 2008, and her two singles titles at the U.S. Open came in 2000 and 2001.
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Whether we came over on the Mayflower or on an airplane, almost all of us initially came here from somewhere else.
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" Pelosi added, "One candidate in Texas came out and said he would not be for me, and he came in fourth.
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San Jose came in second with an average cost of $11,853, and San Francisco came in third with $11,377, Clever found.
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And yet when you look at the data they came out came what most recently seems to have tempered a bit.
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Six of the Padres' seven runs scored came with two outs and four came on the homers by Richard and Asuaje.
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She says when push came to shove ... Ted came up short on the cash, even after she supposedly ran his biz.
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Jackson also came under fire back in 2013 for comments he made when NBA player Jason Collins came out as gay.
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"The single most important part of these allegations is when they came, and they came after Constand," McMonagle said, noting that none of the women came forward to accuse Cosby until after the allegations in this case became public.
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We came because it's an obligation upon us upon every muslim to unite under one Khilafah, we came because it's impermissible for us to live under the laws of man, we came so we can live under justice ie.
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"Chicano and Chicana is the term that came from the people, the term that came from the streets, that came from the struggle of people saying 'Brown is Beautiful,'" explains Hector Flores, a musician with the band Las Cafeteras.
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Yeah, Buttigieg came out to say Joe was the only one who could unite the party, Klobuchar came out to say Joe was the best choice for moderates, and Beto O'Rourke came out to remind people he still exists.
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Some of the missives came in Christmas cards, one came with a picture of a family saying they were afraid of Trump.
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I came up with an excel sheet and came up with a hypothesis and took it for a very long test drive.
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That loss came to the great Amanda Nunes, the victories came over opponents who boast a combined UFC record of 0-6.
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What they found seems to back up the golden rule: Selfish people never came out on top when it came to earnings.
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"The dog came at me, he came at my leg," she said, adding that Patty was euthanized about an hour after intake.
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While the naysayers came out in full force on social media, loyal fans and followers came to Swift's defense, including Lena Dunham.
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The beat came courtesy of Bieber himself, while the beauty came in the form of Kanye West — and his killer dance moves.
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Guerrero had an immediate effect when he came on minutes after the Danish goal and came close to scoring on several occasions.
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Washington came to the New York premiere of "Black Panther," and, "I met him, before the article came out," Boseman told Fallon.
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Micro which was completed by The Hot Zone author Richard Preston came out in 2011, while Pirate Latitudes came out in 2009.
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Akayed Ullah came came to the US as the son of a visa recipient who was sponsored by a US citizen sibling.
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That's a fact we came to accept long ago, but we've never actually known where this adoration for the plant came from.
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The comment came as Saudi Arabian Energy Minister Khalid al Falih came to St Petersburg for talks with Russian peer Alexander Novak.
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Jack was in there and then Ev Williams came in and then Dick Costolo came in and now Jack is back in.
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There was a truck that came the other day and took two away, and they jumped out and came back — thank God.
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The closest the Giants came to scoring came when Brandon Crawford smacked a two-out triple off Brandon Kintzler in the eighth.
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The larger trade surplus came as the country's dollar-denominated exports surprisingly increased last month, while imports came in worse than expected.
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None of this came as a surprise, though — apparently, she played it for at least Alvarez and Anderson before it came out.
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But a moment that stood out came right as Kavanaugh was being escorted out as the morning session came to a close.
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First came headbands, then came scrunchies, now comes one more '90s hair trend we never thought we'd see again: snap-on clips.
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Only 67% of the costs came in the first year — 22% came in year 2, and 11% in year 3 and beyond.
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In economic news, September retail sales came in at 0.6 percent, in line with expectations, while producer prices came in above expectations.
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The symbolic nature of the name "Windsor" came into question once again when Queen Elizabeth II came to the throne in 1952.
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When I came off stage, I went off — because I was little hot, so I went to calm down — she came off.
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I don't think Patti came off badly in it, I thought she came off as a cool chick and an authentic artist.
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"It's not like we're two geniuses that came up with a lot of things that no one came up with," Dubugras said.
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When a ship came in, the crew came off the boat and went to a Korean store to stock up on food.
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Regnery told BuzzFeed News that about half the money for NPI came from him, and that the rest came from "matching" grants.
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Prior to Gordon's single, the closest Miami came to a hit came was when Miguel Rojas hit a sixth-inning line-drive.
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Trump's morning statement came amid bipartisan concern over Trump's scaled-up rhetoric about North Korea, which came to a head Tuesday afternoon.
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Until you came across—Until I came across Mike Essl, who became my main rival in online bids for Mr. T stuff.
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It came at a bad time for China, cyclically it came at a bad time, but I think the tariffs really hurt.
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Rugby Vision's model is bullish on Argentina, which came fifth in the World Series, and bearish on New Zealand, which came third.
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As 2015 came to an end, 195 of the world's nations came together to adopt a major plan for tackling climate change.
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Then came a Final Four matchup against Mississippi State, one in which Connecticut was heavily favored, and suddenly Auriemma's prophecy came true.
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"The next afternoon, she came to see me, and her orgasms came more quickly–very strong, ejaculatory orgasms," he told the Guardian.
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It was on ayahuasca that I realized this attitude came from fear—and that this fear came from societal and familial influences.
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One of the most extreme examples came after a ban on affirmative action approved by California's voters came into effect in 1998.
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And in 1965, his father and mother, they came here, they married, and they came and started also, and they make cheese.
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But, just as wide release came to dominate theatrical distribution, the C.A.A. package came to dominate the development of wide-release films.
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"This guy just came out of nowhere and came out with a gun and shot people in Thousand Oaks, California," Harrah said.
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"I came back for the love of it and the love was taken away when the attention came on board," he said.
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HOW IT CAME TO BE What happened: Much speculation has focused on Rolling Stone's controversial story and how it came to be.
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Joe Manchin came away saying that Obama missed a prime opportunity to fix politics in Washington, and Tuesday's speech came too late.
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And then therapy came in, and drugs came in, and [whistles, as though something were falling] and [the procedure] was debatable anyway.
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So he came out to the show and by June, two months after the EP came out, we had an American manager.
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The big picture: Some of the shows with the most nominations came from the tech platforms, while others came from traditional networks.
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When I first came here, let's say the day before—I'll say the day before I came in, Iran was looking good.
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Much of that gain came in the second half of this year as the prospect of a large deficit came into view.
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When this came to light on the show, he became the villain, and Horstmann came to his own defense in real time.
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In 22 almost 53% of the EU's crude oil imports came from Russia, and a small proportion, 25%, came from Saudi Arabia.
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Much of China's early poverty reduction came from agricultural reforms, but its incredible sustained economic growth since 1981 came principally from exports.
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The signature shot of a signature match came on the final point, which came with Tsitsipas serving at 6-7, 30-40.
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His first and only appearance on the field came during the captains' meeting, when he came out for the pregame coin toss.
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What I'd want to ask her is which stories came from happiness and which came from sadness, because only she would know.
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The soup, which came in a 19 oz can, was the best of both worlds when it came to texture and flavor.
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That's what I came here to do: I didn't come to wear clothes, I came here to disrupt and change some shit.
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"They were very hands off when it came to the story, but very hands on when it came to inclusiveness," he said.
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Crime came down all over, but it came down much more in Manhattan than any other place in the city or state.
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"I came here because people came out to protest the racism that he's promoting," he said in Spanish, referring to Mr. Trump.
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So I came back to London intending to only work in places where audience came to sit quietly and be told stories.
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Six of those estimates came from the JCT's MEG (Macroeconomic Equilibrium Growth) model and two came from JCT's OLG (Overlapping Generations) model.
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"I'm so thankful for my beautiful kids, no matter how they came to me — they came to me," the SKIMS owner continued.
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"In the last 15 to 20 years, most of the people who came here came from California," Guzman said in an interview.
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They came the night before, some sleeping on the hard ground outside the polling booths so they could vote when morning came.
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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump came in second, at 28500 percent, and Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton came in third, at 6900 percent.
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" But after Zervos and others came forward with allegations, Trump said "every woman lied when they came forward to hurt my campaign.
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But when American Public Media came to us and asked, "What if 'The Daily' came to radio stations?" we thought, that's brilliant.
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His father came out of the same political club, the Madison Club in Brooklyn, that Abe Beame, the mayor, came out of.
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When our first record came out, Ron and Russell were into what we were doing and came to some of our gigs.
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Not necessarily what I was doing, but there was something that came to mind where Safari, the browser for Windows, came out.
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In the second round Lima came damn close to finishing the fight as he came off of the fence with a right hand and effortlessly took Daley down, posturing up to land unanswered hammerfists before the round came to a close.
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She left a few years later, came back for a short time in the early 2000s, and then came back again in 2012.
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The moves came after official Chinese inflation data for December, released at the same time as the market open, came in below expectations.
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The final blow to Nunes's credibility came on March 30, when the Times report about his sources for the incidental collection came out.
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Then he just very slowly came up from the deep, and came up very gently just to have a good look at us.
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He threw us all in this drunk tank and he came down and [told the rest], 'You can go home, your father came.
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But while progressive senators came out quickly in favor of the move, one of the strongest rebukes of the move came from Sen.
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Below, five children from The Kids explain how their parents came out or were outed, and how they wrestled with what came next.
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In 2015 the group's catalog finally came to Spotify and Apple Music, and in 2017 the Beatles Channel came to Sirius XM Radio.
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However, the envelopes that the letters came in had large windows through which anyone who came across them could read a patient's information.
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"A plastic surgeon came to see me and when they lifted my hair, most of my scalp came away with it," she said.
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"Nurses came in and the doctor came in as well, and I just remember them ripping all the wires from me," she said.
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She is now taking over running B-613, which came as a huge surprise as the show's penultimate season came to a close.
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For Mr. Brown, the clearest sign that he had won over Ms. Massenet came when the Post-it note came off her computer.
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" Ross told the outlet, "I guess that came from being a husband and a father, and always making sure his family came first.
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My people came to me, Dan Coats [director of national intelligence], came to me and some others they said they think it's Russia.
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"She came out about him — and the way he looks like Colton — right before the promo [for The Bachelor] came out," Iaconetti agreed.
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I came to this conclusion while playing the remixed version of Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey, which came to the 3DS this week.
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So the villain came late in the first Incredibles, and the villain and the villain plot came later in this one, as well.
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"The lights came completely back on, but then they came right back off when I was about to cut the cake," she said.
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" Pelosi: "Beto has brought a good deal of vitality to Congress ... when he came, he came as a real champion for the environment.
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In other economic news, September retail sales came in at 0.6 percent, in line with expectations, while producer prices came in above expectations.
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LHP Kyle Ryan came into a bases-loaded, one-out jam in the fifth inning Wednesday night and came away with a victory.
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"The only smile that came over my face was when I came home and saw the dogs," Imhoff says before quickly correcting himself.
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Cardi B's song "I Like It" came in second, and Maroon 5's "Girls Like You" — which features Cardi B — came in third.
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The idea came from B&A Engineer Jennell Hall, who told BoiseDev that she was given free range when it came to naming.
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Sasa Jankovic, a former human rights advocate, came second, with only 16.36 percent, while Luka Maksimovic, a student, came third with 9.43 percent.
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To them, there was, because they came out and we came out, and they're like, 'Man, we have to be better than them!
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Germans came to see charity as a cause of poverty, not a cure for it, and came to favour work and thrift instead.
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Death came quickly for the world of Horizon: Zero Dawn, but it maybe came a little too quickly for this one unfortunate victim.
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According to Axios, a majority of that capital came in the form of loans while the remaining $300 million came from stock sales.
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In one place, the dinosaur had stepped on a fresh rain drop mark, proving rain came first, and the dinosaur step came second.
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INGRAHAM: It just came out before you came on that the Pentagon is expected to cancel the August military exercises with South Korea.
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I came back to my bus dripping in sweat, and after I showered, I felt like I came out like a new man.
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" He added, "I think there are probably as many protesters who came to D.C. to make a statement as came to support [Trump].
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One snapshot that came to mind, though, was when she was promoting her first album, On The 6, which came out in 1999.
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Reto Schaeppi scored about a minute after Park Sungje came into goal for the Koreans, and Suter's third came a few minutes later.
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I actually had a birthday party around the time we were filming Jawbreaker, and Rose and Marilyn came—everyone from the movie came.
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Later came Mahala ("Big Haley") Collins Mullins, moonshiner and mother of 20, whose house burned down when Confederates came to kill her sons.
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The announcement of the group's leadership change came hours after a second woman, Meredith Watson, came forward to accuse Fairfax of sexual assault.
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She found the rush of hitting the pads exhilarating, but when it came time to spar with others, her past came flooding back.
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You know, we're talking about people that came into the country illegally, so they came in illegally, and they're gonna be taken legally.
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The company came under attack from short-seller Andrew Left last year, as concerns over former CEO Sean Dollinger's leadership came to light.
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About a quarter came from a Russian-owned plant in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan, and the rest came from Italy and India.
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When Sears came into the market decades ago, retail changed, and then when Wal-Mart came into the market, retail changed, Shay added.
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There's a chop mark in the desk, because a Union soldier came in, when they came to Washington, and started chopping the desk.
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This missile flew higher and farther than any other previous tests and came came after a break of almost two months in testing.
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A few friends came out to LA and started doing stunts, and I wanted to give it a shot, so I came out.
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And once the European idea came to be seen as both necessary and providential, any opposition came to be understood as purely atavistic.
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"My dad, when he came from Cuba, he came and he started washing dishes for 50 cents an hour," Mr. Cruz told attendees.
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Gayoom's family came from Malé, the capital, while Yameen's mother came from a poorer outlying island, a source who knew the brothers said.
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But in many cases, we don't know exactly where a toxin came from, or even how an entire venom system came to be.
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For us, Lunapark came out on vinyl in Australia only, and Penthouse came out on vinyl in England only, both in small pressings.
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I think it only came out on vinyl too, so I'm not sure why it ever came out at all in the end.
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The people who came in the 1600s were settlers, but what about the people who came from Ukraine for just a better life?
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But for people who came of age in the early 2000s, sharing our lives online is second nature, and largely came without consequences.
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Of the 10,73 contributions, 99.5% came from outside Wisconsin's 1st district, and 99.9% of the $50,566,233 he raised came from outside his district.
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Most came from states east of the Mississippi, six were California born, and the rest came from Spain, Ireland, Scotland, France and Switzerland.
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LOPEZ: The police came all the way to Lincoln Park, and the only reason the Young Lords came out was because of that.
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First the coronavirus outbreak came for your romantic jaunts to Italy, then it came for Coachella — and now, it's come for dating life.
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His mother's family came to Georgia about 150 years ago from Belarus and his father came to Georgia during WWII from the Ukraine.
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It came about as an improvisation — some customers came into Chaya Brasserie one day and didn't want red meat, according to the Atlantic.
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Then the terrible piece of apple that she had bitten off came out of her throat, and Snow-White came back to life.
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But: "I came to this realization very late, and there's no question my sense of justice came from my religious background," she said.
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A mother, not his mother, came with paper towel, wiped off his nose, and left as fast as she came into the scene.
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His last 3 came with 1:13 left to give it a 23-65 edge, but Lucas came up with the last say.
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I came from Iran on the eve of the revolution, and we came to Miami because my aunt was in medical school there.
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"In America, when I came here, they said education is the key," said Mr. Mensah, who came to the United States in 1984.
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This came to a head on Monday night when the first edition of the New York Times' Tuesday morning front page came out.
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They walked out, they came back, they walked out, they came back, but there's always been Porsches at Le Mans since they started.
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"Hundreds of policemen came and surrounded the headquarters, then came in and beat us and fired tear gas," said Alou Niang, a protester.
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Its uniform color, smooth surface and how the lobes came together help piece together a picture of how the planetesimal came to be.
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And – BECKY QUICK: But it came with a 2100% – WARREN BUFFETT: It came with a 210% coupon – BECKY QUICK: Coupon on it, yeah.
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Then came the deflating news that the jaw likely came from a man of North African ancestry who had died in his thirties.
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"Any progress in any genre has an eye toward that tradition that it came from, because nothing came from absolutely nowhere," he said.
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Some came to eat, hang, and play music, and others came to work, but it all lent to the flow of creative energies.
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In 2016, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, 24 percent of the imports came from Kazakhstan and 14 percent came from Russia.
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About 25% of the referrals for the month of October came from community doctors, while others came in from Optum-operates medical practices.
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Prince Phillip came to Aberfan the next day, and the Queen came a week later, one day after the last body was recovered.
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So Larry came to the race itself and … came disguised with, like, a hat and sunglasses so he wouldn't be bothered by everybody.
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Carrington first came to a house there called El Castillo (The Castle) to visit James, who stayed there whenever he came to Xilitla.
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"When he told me that Julian came to the door and I knew that my son came and took him home," she said.
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The analysis found little difference with a House bill that came under scathing criticism from Republican senators when it came to the uninsured.
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Eric Wolfe will chair the new executive committee which will have three members who came from PAAMCO and three who came from Prisma.
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Our border patrol, what they do — they came and endorsed me, ICE came and endorsed me — they never endorsed a presidential candidate before.
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When you last came here, you missed this whole part of the museum" or "Since you last came, here we've added these exhibits.
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We came up with the name Public/Private/Portrait, and oddly enough, ICP independently came up with the exhibit title Public, Private, Secret.
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Paper Folding with Children came in last with 2.6% of the vote; Behind the Binoculars: Interviews with Acclaimed Birdwatchers came sixth with 2.9%; and the slightly hard to say Reading the Liver: Papyrological Texts on Ancient Greek Extispicy came in fifth with 9.9%.
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First came those who protested the Spanish central government's heavy hand on October 1; then came crowds all in white, asking for dialogue with Madrid; and still more came out under the red-and-gold Spanish flag asking to remain in Spain itself.
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And while much of that came from fired-up progressives in solid Democratic districts, even in the highest-profile races, a surprising share came from the candidates' own constituents — for example, more than 54 percent of Beto O'Rourke's contributions came from Texans.
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After October 24, 2006, when her self-titled debut came out, the subsequent four albums came every two years, some time in the fall.
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But I think, they, like I, when I first came to Washington and came to work at the Consumer Bureau, Washington's a different place.
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Others asked questions: Was this working for both the students who came in performing at high levels and those who came in needing remediation?
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He also started freaking out when people came to the door, and took to attacking the mail as it came through the mail slot.
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But she came to feel like she had two options: working, or yelling at the television as news of Trump's transition moves came in.
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"The families of those victims came together and melted hearts in the statehouse and the confederate flag came down," Clinton said in her statement.
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"He came to one of my shows in Miami which is sort of near where I'm from and my grandpa came out," she says.
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We started meeting with investors and Susan Sarandon came to one of the events and with her enthusiasm it really all came to life.
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And when it came time for reporters to file into his lunch with Republican lawmakers, the announcement came down: The photo-op was canceled.
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The fight came to an end as Tonon hit a third takedown, began passing, and then caught a guillotine as his opponent came up.
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AC: Tell me a bit about how the film came about: how you came up with the idea, and how did it come together?
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"Some of it came out great; some of it came out kind of chintzy," said Barbara Res, then an employee of the Trump Organization.
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Of the 0003,000, 10,000 came up either alone -- they weren't necessarily young children, but either alone or they came up with traffickers and coyotes.
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As the frenzy receded and card prices came down, Nvidia expected sales volumes to grow again as buyers who were priced out came back.
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I don't know if you came up with this, or if somebody came up with this idea, but your company is turning 3 — congratulations.
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His overtures came shortly before a judge blocked the president's attempt to end protections for immigrants who came to America illegally as young children.
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All her sisters attended (even Caitlyn Jenner came!), each in a glittery bubblegum-colored dress, and the cocktails came in cups with "stoplight" designations.
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Elsewhere, crude prices were initially higher during trade, but came under pressure in the afternoon, as the U.S. dollar came off its session lows.
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I came out of my mom's body, I came out of the closet, and now I feel like this is my third coming out.
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The last Falcon 9 came tantalizingly close to sticking the landing in March, but at the last second came in just slightly too fast.
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Then came San Bernardino, and after it anti-Muslim rhetoric from the Trump campaign, and a steady stream of hateful incidents came rolling in.
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The allegation came from Gunvalson's estranged friend Kelly Dodd, who had a bit of a chip on her shoulder when it came to Lodge.
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You know what we're talking about: After cream soda highlights came the sci-fi bob, and after the blunt cut came root beer brunette.
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" The news conference came one day after Trump said on Twitter that the lawmakers should "go back" to the "places from which they came.
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Tim Kaine of Virginia, came across as reassuring, reasonable and conservative in ways that, before Donald Trump came along, Republicans had grown to expect.
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For example, the majority of moai came from a singletuff source, and most of the pukao came from a single red scoria quarry complex.
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"The first four (who) came out of the mine waited (at the surface) until the last two came out of the mine," Wilczynski said.
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That's a record that I feel like the songs came into focus more after the record came out and we got on the road.
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This fly zapper-racket came in handy when the flies came in since Raid and other sprays are not an option around the babies.
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Almost all of Kyle's ancestors came from northern Europe, Moore concluded, and his paternal grandparents and great-grandparents probably came from the American South.
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Residents came outside and told him to leave, which he did -- but then u-turned, came back and started firing shots at the crowd.
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Midway through her song, she stopped the number when her shoe came off — and laughed with an audience member who came to her rescue.
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First time I came I thought it was just a show, but then I came back many more times and it's consistently the same.
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"I got some confidence, last game, back in my shot and this game I just came out firing and came out aggressive," Hood said.
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The comments by 88 year-old Le Pen senior came as another controversy he is linked to came back to haunt his candidate daughter.
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A quarter of those came from India and another quarter came from the US. Such policies have been a boon for Canadian tech companies.
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Page came under increasing attack after her text messages with FBI special agent Peter Strzok criticizing President Donald Trump came to light last winter.
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By comparison, in the first quarter of 2017, approximately 33 percent of new capacity came from natural gas and 61 percent came from renewables.
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But when news of a government investigation came to light and issues with the company's pricing strategy became apparent, the stock came crashing down.
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He came up with seven different methods, and, for each, came up with a model describing what operations a user can perform on data.
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I came here tonight to enjoy being with my friends and the musicians and the people who came… That was a lot of fun.
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The ex-spy said: Straight away a waiter came up to us… I could not see him because he came up from the back.
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"Gemini Man" came in third place (United Artists' "The Addams Family" came in second with $30.2 million) only bringing in $20.5 million this weekend.
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Some participants were told that the student came from a high socioeconomic background; others were told the student came from a low socioeconomic background.
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It said Strauss abused young men who came to him with other health issues, examining their genitals if they came in with a cold.
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McManus came on to kick a 28-yarder after Manning's third-down pass to Anderson came up a yard short of the first down.
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Disney's "The Lion King" came in second with $203 million, and Sony's "Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood" came in third with $20 million.
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"Ferguson said the decision to change the policies surrounding felines came after a series of unfortunate incidents that came from "cats roaming the streets.
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The Nets came up empty on their offensive possession and Oladipo came back and drilled another 3-pointer that sent the fans to exits.
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For X'antony Sr., 103, the last straw came when a neighbor was held up at gunpoint as she came home with her two toddlers.
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Comparatively, he came in 7th when you rank candidates based on what all respondents said, while Sanders came in sixth and Warren in fifth.
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Hendricks, who came from Texas in 2012, and Arrieta, who came from Baltimore a year later, make up half of the Cubs' playoff rotation.
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O'Neil and the writers who came after him began focusing on Joker's insanity, and with it came the creation of the landmark Arkham Asylum.
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Maybe he was thinking something different than what came out, and it came out sort of basic, like why is Boris just saying this?
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Those ships, when they came back bringing other goods back with them, brought them all into New York, where everybody came to buy them.
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The New York Fed has said that the transfer requests came through official channels and that any security breach most likely came from Bangladesh.
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That came in January 0003, during a nightly gorging of The Late Show With James Corden and a commercial for Ford Motors came on.
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"To me," Joshua recalls, "the American soldiers were proof that God exists, and they came down from the sky." they came down from heaven.
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What came next was just torturous for MU keeper David De Gea, as Erik Lamela came in with a scorcher amidst a yawning defense.
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But the larger realization came as health investigators untangled Mr. Garbuz's case by retracing his steps and interviewing those he came in contact with.
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Many fans' reactions to the scandal Friday were defiant when it came to the N.C.A.A., but chastened when it came to their own standards.
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Of the 66 samples, 15 came from a quarry in the English Midlands to the west of Nottingham and three came from northern Spain.
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Water came through the ceiling, the fuckin' floor, the ceiling—BOOM, mad water just came through and I didn't know none of this happening.
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In January, a warning came that radical Islamists were stockpiling weapons and detonators, then three more warnings from Indian Intelligence came in April alone.
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Friday's news conference came less than 24 hours after the second of those women came forward with allegations that Mr. Joyce had harassed her.
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And it all but ended any hopes Mr. Rubio (who came in fifth) and Mr. Christie (who came in sixth) had in the state.
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His novels start with a scene that plays in his head, then he tries to figure out what came before, and what came after.
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Tim Peterson then came in and surrendered singles to Matt Adams and Murphy, who came off the bench to hit for Michael A. Taylor.
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By the numbers: In July, 32% of total spent came from companies only using Uber, while only 8% came from those only using Lyft.
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Trump hotel officials eventually came up with a scaled-down proposal that came in at $1.03 million, which Wolkoff still said was too high.
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The police were coming toward us with drawn guns and we said, the bullet came from that way, that's where the bullet came from.
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Oakland only came away with a field goal off the turnover, but the Raiders' defense came through yet again, forcing the Chargers to punt.
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"He came in and came around," an employee who gave only his first name, Onur, said, recalling the robbery and pointing to the register.
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According to Forbes, $1.3 million of Woods' earnings last year came from his salary and winnings, and the remaining $42 million came from sponsorships.
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"I came to Germany with a whole community of people, all of whom knew who I was and where I came from," he said.
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Another royal that came in the top spot was Prince Harry with 13.9% of the vote while Prince William came in second with 11%.
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While Act II came out later that year, the third act didn't appear until 2014, and the penultimate act came two years after that.
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Wibowo said it was not raining when the students came down to the river but as they walked around it "huge waves came upstream".
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In the heart-wrenching final bonfire, Smith and Campbell came came face-to-face for the first time after being apart for 30 days.
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The longer-dated note came 22.5bp inside initial price thoughts, while the 10-year tranche came 15bp tighter than where the leads began marketing.
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Then Ortega came to power, the Sandinistas came to power, and the United States intended to do what it had done in many instances.
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But when he came out, he came out with a bang, outlining the only plan so far that rivals Inslee's in scope and ambition.
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Auditors said that $800,000 of that total came from Goldman Sachs and $264,85033 came from Citigroup, with the rest coming from Cruz's personal funds.
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Simpson started screaming in rage, Nicole came running out ... and at that point he says he "blacked out" and came to covered in blood.
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The art on the walls came this way; the new shelves installed to store the items from the porch boxes came through porch boxes.
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Components for the Apple II came from all over - the computers came from one place, the monitors from another, the disk drives from another.
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"It started with BB cream and then they came out with a CC cream, then they came out with a VV cream," Rhyu said.
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Northwestern's run in the NCAA Tournament came to an abrupt halt against top-seeded Gonzaga when the Wildcats' second-half rally came up short.
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It came out in the 1960s, and the mini-series came out in the 1980s, so I saw it when I was a child.
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Furuseth said that of the 1 billion plays that its platform saw in 2018, 700 million came from K-12 classrooms, 30 million came from enterprises, and the rest — around 270 million — came from people using Kahoot at home, playing around 100 million games.
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In 2015, 80 percent of Ford's North American production came from its U.S. plants while 63 percent of GM's North American production came from its U.S. plants and 64 percent of FCA's North American production came from its U.S. plants, according to IHS Automotive.
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Some ideas came from that, and then the veteran stuff came in because Norman is a veteran and very big on talking about veteran's issues.
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Denver, Colorado, which scored high on dating opportunities, came in second and San Francisco, California, boosted by its fun and recreation score, came in third.
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"My people came to me, [Director of National Intelligence] Dan Coats came to me and some others they said they think it's Russia," Trump said.
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When it came time for Bullock and director Susanne Bier to pick who would play her sibling, the two came up with the same name.
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A month later, after the first issue came out, John came to my office asking for me and if we could have a private chat.
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Harry's relationships with Davy and Bonas reportedly both came to an end because neither liked the intense public scrutiny that came along with dating Harry.
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The calls for Franken's resignation came as another woman, a former Democratic congressional aide, came forward and accused him of forcibly kissing her in 2006.
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Though they both came from the provinces, trained in St. Petersburg, danced at the Mariinsky, then left and never came back, the similarities end there.
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With that increase came an influx of wealthy Chinese investors — which, in turn, came with endless speculation in the press about their motives and intentions.
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Much of that first iPod's guts came from a company called PortalPlayer, while the key differentiating component — a smaller-sized hard drive — came from Toshiba.
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But about a year — you'll have to check — a year, year and a half before the World Trade Center came down, the book came out.
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United Continental (UAL) came in 20 cents above estimates with adjusted quarterly profit of $1.15 per share, though the airline's revenue came in below forecasts.
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I refer of course to the NSA, who came onstage to discuss their reverse-engineering framework Ghidra, and how it came to be open-sourced.
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That is a small fraction of the 52m tonnes that came by sea, but a big chunk of the 700,000 tonnes that came by air.
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The homer, his second of the season, came on a high changeup from Padres starter Colin Rea, while the double came on a high fastball.
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"We wanted to prove that we came in peace in May, we came in peace in August, and we come again in peace," Spencer said.
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The police came and came into my home based on what he told them, guns drawn while me and my small children were sleeping upstairs.
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Last year 15% of the world's gold demand came from came from central banks, which collectively bought 651.5 tons, according to World Gold Council data.
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"Our deputy, at approximately 6:42 this morning, came on air — came on the communications channel — and advised that he had emergency traffic," he said.
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"The weight came off slowly, but it came off, and I was still able to enjoy all the same foods that I love," she says.
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The pledge came after PNG Prime Minister James Marape, who came to power in May, met Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison for the first time.
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That's what this cartoon is all about: how the EU came to be, and how Britain came to decide not to be part of it.
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When he first came back from New York after my phone call, he came to my house where I had a piano and several guitars.
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Healy's home run, which came on a 3-2 fastball, was his second of the season and came in his eighth career major-league game.
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Then her boyfriend came and stayed with her for the next month and literally, like, it almost came to fisticuffs between the two of them.
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I came to it really gradually as I managed to hear all the different versions that came out over those years in the early 80s.
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First came his chalk outlines (which also appeared in other cities), then came mysterious "shadow paintings" depicting a Shadowman lurking in the city's darker corridors.
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The goal came off a corner kick as Janine Beckie delivered a ball toward the box and Buchanan came charging forward to head the ball.
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Unfortunately, there's no exact breakdown of these enormous amounts; for example, how much came from in-app purchases and how much came from sponsorship deals.
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And ;let me tell you, when my parents came in 1956, I acknowledge that my parents came to the U.S. on a family-based system.
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JB: But just to finish the question, Goodell to his credit, he came not to talk about fans, he came here to talk about empathy.
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CEO Caspar Thykier and Kirk Ewing came on board with their experience in business development, marketing and licensing, and so the app came to be.
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It was so loud that when it went off that the whole neighborhood came around, and my sister and mother came rushing to the backyard.
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"What he did was the right thing, but they came out for nothing and the others came out for $85033 billion in cash," Trump added.
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The rise in Republican perceptions of the economy came before Trump took office — which is to say, it came before any new policy was enacted.
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He had two special tours earlier this week when his Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert came Monday and his rider, Victor Espinoza, came Tuesday.
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If it fails to cross the 10 percent threshold, its seats go to the party that came second in districts where the HDP came first.
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Like many ideations that came before him, Joaquin Phoenix's "Joker" has been a polarizing character for audiences since the movie came out a week ago.
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I came up with the idea for this puzzle one Sunday morning while driving, when Bruce Springsteen's "Dancing in the Dark" came on the radio.
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In Week 2, 83 of his 97 yards came on one play, and in Week 3, 42 of his 61 yards came on one play.
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My endorsement came appropriately late, but when it came the "flood gates" opened and you had the kind of landslide victory that you deserve. Enjoy!
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The deal came under intense scrutiny last week, after the hefty price of the rebuilding project and the no-bid contracting process came to light.
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Biden's declining support came even before this week's controversy over his flip-flop on the Hyde Amendment, which came after Selzer began fielding her poll.
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ANOTHER royal baby First came love, then came marriage, and now Prince Harry and real-life American princess Meghan Markle are expecting their first baby.
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When it came to finding a partner for the pharma "P," Novartis emerged as the top company, particularly when it came to the company's culture.
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And ;let me tell you, when my parents came in 133, I acknowledge that my parents came to the U.S. on a family-based system.
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After Rapp's allegations came to light, Spacey issued a statement on Twitter in which he apologized for the incident — and also came out as gay.
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I think a friend of his came and his friend came up to us after the show and was like 'guys, Woz doesn't smoke weed.
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Graham came back in for a bit, but then he couldn't do a US tour and Mikey came in, and it just kind of gelled.
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It was like, the new tape came out or Source magazine came out, it would be like the world stopped if I didn't have it.
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We toured when it came out, but then it came to the point where we had to make another album because that's what people want.
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His father came from neighboring Algeria in the 1970s; others came to Libya from other Saharan nations with sizable Tuareg populations, like Niger and Mali.
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" Chester recalls the time Sue came to one of his live shows: "Last year my mum came to see me in drag in the flesh.
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You're thinking about pushing those songs forward and doing them now and the times they came from and where they came from and all that.
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The sudden rallying around Mr. Kaepernick, several activists noted, came well after the quarterback came under ferocious criticism last year for his form of protest.
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I came up with the idea of interweaving the 2016 election with the biography of her life and everyone came on board with that idea.
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The Brexit Party, who was the bookmakers' favourite, came second with 9,801 votes while Prime Minister Theresa May's governing Conservatives came third with 7,484 votes.
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Hundreds of Israelis came anyway, and home front soldiers wearing orange berets passed out instructions on what to do if the cemetery came under attack.
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When I came across "Checking My Male Privilege" after the deluge of sexual harassment accusations came out in Hollywood and Washington, the connection was obvious.
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Exploring the character of Oddjob was the first idea that came to Mr. Pak's mind when the opportunity to write this Bond series came along.
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"Pollack came alone, and Redford came with his wife and that was it — no security, no bodyguards," he said, "I admit it, I'm a nostalgic."
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The Pentagon said the B-1B Lancer bombers came from Guam and the U.S. Air Force F-15C Eagle fighter escorts came from Okinawa, Japan.
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"They ostensibly support the government, but when it came to using their neighborhood for quarantine, they came out and blocked the roads," Mr. Ma said.
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"All our two by fours came from trees that came from a tornado that a family friend milled and then gave to us," Stephens said.
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The 900 sales agents came "came to theater expecting entertainment," she said, not to be focused on their BlackBerries, the prevailing technology at the time.
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When the book came out, I spent a lot of time traveling in different countries, because it came out in a bunch of various languages.
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The decision came after Mr. Morales, who campaigned under the motto "neither corrupt nor a thief," came under investigation for allegedly receiving illegal campaign contributions.
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If water came in through the foundation the home is covered differently than if wind blew out a window and water came in that way.
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And their moment came long before the United States, often regarded as less sexist than Latin America, even came close to electing a female president.
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They allowed me to read some of the mail that came in, and from all over the states, and the world, kind letters came in.
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Our peaceful coexistence came to a crashing halt when a group of exuberant football fans came in shouting for their team and rounds of beer.
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