Her first marriage came at age 20, her last, and longest, came at 70.
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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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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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" Caputo added: "I know because they came at me.
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The introduction came at a propitious time for Mr. Solomon.
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Their subsequent shift towards surplus came at a heavy cost.
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Though long sought after, independence came at a high price.
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I think baking came at the right time for him.
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But that came at a price for the Democratic Party.
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But the store's packaging goals came at a significant cost.
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But the renewed credit limit came at a steep price.
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It came at the perfect time, right before summer began.
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The trades came at a high price: people for tech.
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Dickson's statements came at an airline industry event in London.
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Those final two free throws came at a key moment.
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ON THE PLATES Because the group came at 7 p.m.
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But macroeconomic gains came at the expense of Egyptians themselves.
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It also came at an inconvenient time for the Chinese.
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But the delays came at a cost to some researchers.
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The opportunity to join Nashville came at the perfect time.
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The crucial deal with Evergrande came at the eleventh hour.
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But it came at the expense of her mental health.
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Another big test for our new friendship came at mealtimes.
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However, that relative low price came at, well, a price.
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But such growth also came at the expense of stores.
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Trump's endorsements came at a rally in Green Bay, Wisconsin.
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But in Polanyi's view, economic liberalism came at a cost.
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The showdown came at a critical point in the race.
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But I noticed that it often came at a price.
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He's a hero but it came at a high price.
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Who do you think came at you the best, then?
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It came at a time when I needed to laugh.
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Klara believes motherhood came at the perfect time for her.
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The win came at a price for the Blues, though.
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Standing up for the Compton community came at a price.
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His last grand slam title came at Wimbledon in 2012.
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Tuesday's speech came at a critical juncture politically for Trump.
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But the new supply came at a high human cost.
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One of those six setbacks came at Denver on Dec.
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I took -- everybody came at me and I'm still standing.
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Yet all of these gains came at little financial cost.
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Her other victory this year came at Istanbul in April.
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The court's ruling on Monday came at an anxious time.
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This couldn't have came at a worse time for GoPro.
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But the most powerful discovery came at the National University.
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"Man of Steel" came at a time when Warner Bros.
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KOKHONG, Laos (Reuters) - The first warning came at 4.00 p.m.
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The controversy came at a particularly bad time for Centene.
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Sunday's comments came at a politically sensitive moment for Mrs.
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Blooms started five months early, if they came at all.
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It came at the most pivotal point in my life.
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Cessa's last win came at home against Baltimore on Aug.
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He came at them, the police said, with clenched fists.
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For Barry Diller, the turning point came at a Sept.
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The threats came at an unusual turn in Kepel's career.
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The largest gains came at older and larger buyout targets.
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The competition came at a good point in Flaim's training.
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News of Trump's visit to Afghanistan came at 2 p.m.
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The incident came at the end of their final song.
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Cirstea's only career title came at this event in 2008.
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The win came at a cost for the Sharks, though.
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The smaller chassis and sleeker design came at a cost.
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The Clansman came at the end of the first iteration.
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I'm so grateful that this came at the perfect moment.
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The attack came at a particularly delicate time in Afghanistan.
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That its three losses came at home is particularly notable.
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OLD FORGE, Pa. — The news came at 9:643 p.m.
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Those departures came at a critical time for the company.
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Trump's attendance, which came at the invitation of Mississippi Gov.
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It was a success that came at huge cost, however.
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But the cure to the disease came at a cost.
|
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Aduba's casting at Crazy Eyes came at just the right moment.
|
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But those gains came at a price, and Chipotle shares reversed.
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His comments came at an APEC meeting in Papua New Guinea.
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Steen's tying goal came at 5:19 of the second period.
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The Cavaliers' only loss came at West Virginia on Dec. 5.
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One of those 20 losses came at Los Angeles on Nov.
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These sales, Toyota says, came at the expense of profit margins.
|
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The hilarious display came at a fan's request, according to E!
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A torrent of misogynistic abuse came at her on social media.
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The TKO came at the 2:24 mark of round 3.
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His victories came at Richmond in 1970 and Talladega in 1972.
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His admission into Jordan, he said, came at the right time.
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He was just glaring at me and came at me again.
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The end came at the 2:38 mark of the first.
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Diller's comments came at Virtuous Circle 2016, in Menlo Park, California.
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I think this opportunity came at the perfect time for him.
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The unexpected birth came at a tense time aboard the ship.
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But it came at a cost far greater than originally understood.
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Adjusted per-share earnings came at $1.04, a penny above consensus.
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The stoppage came at the 1:27 mark of round one.
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The death blow, when it came at the hand of Sen.
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The show came at an odd time in Nintendo's release cycle.
|
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Oprah's October investment came at a price of $6.79 per share.
|
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Beal's next encounter with law enforcement came at a Motel 8.
|
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Her last act came at the end of school on Tuesday.
|
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News of both milestones came at nearly the exact same time.
|
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But this time, it came at the fight from the side.
|
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The Comey letter also came at a pivotal moment for voters.
|
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They came at me swinging, picking fights I'd never asked for.
|
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The first of those nine turns came at Cleveland on Aug.
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This opportunity came at a very busy time in my life.
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The first call reporting shots fired came at 10:08 p.m.
|
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The decision came at an extraordinary meeting of the supervisory board.
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His outing before that run came at New York on Aug.
|
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The first calls about a shooting came at 2600:2500 a.m.
|
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AMI managed to avoid charges, but it came at a cost.
|
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But the rise of e-commerce came at the industry fast.
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She came at 14 and lived here for over 22 yrs.
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The first call about the attack came at 10:33 p.m.
|
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But it came at a hefty cost of nearly $220006 million.
|
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The first call about the fire came at 6:51 p.m.
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I think it just came at a really crucial time, 1991.
|
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The tap came at the 23-second mark of round 1.
|
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A few started crying as Tim's big body came at them.
|
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But this indulgence in his new status came at a cost.
|
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The end came at the 1:34 mark of round one.
|
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The TKO came at the 3:51 mark of round 3.
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I came at the right time and did the right thing.
|
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"But these victories came at a terrible cost," he reminds us.
|
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The problem, though, is that that progress came at a price.
|
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The last word came from the group came at 10 a.m.
|
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And that came at the expense of Big Beer domestic brands.
|
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These were known commodities, and none came at a bargain price.
|
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The first reports of the shooting came at 10:110 p.m.
|
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Frightening fact for L.S.U.: both of those wins came at home.
|
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It wasn't—the announcement came at the beginning of the event.
|
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And with that came at least a small sigh of relief.
|
|
Ames' lone Champions victory came at the 2017 Mitsubishi Electric Classic.
|
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The Yankees' four-game winning streak came at an opportune time.
|
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The comments came at Pelosi's weekly press conference on Capitol Hill.
|
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The inspiration, funny enough, came at SYNCOPATED, also in column 1.
|
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Tesla's market milestone came at the intersection of two countervailing trends.
|
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Every negative moment came at the expense of a positive one.
|
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This development came at the expense of humanities and liberal arts.
|
|
But that performance came at the price of volatility and uncertainty.
|
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The de-designation also came at a critical time for regulators.
|
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The last shot, a Querrey ace, came at 63:26 a.m.
|
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But his recovery came at a tremendous cost for his family.
|
|
Molder, whose only PGA Tour victory came at the 2011 Frys.
|
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The airstrike came at a sensitive time for the Israeli leader.
|
|
People from our Eritrean family came at different times of conflict.
|
|
Sonnen's tap came at the 2:03 mark of round one.
|
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Taiwan's PMI came at its best in 6 1/2 years.
|
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Presenters flubbed their intros, and commercials came at the wrong spots.
|
|
The deal with Airbus came at a critical time for Bombardier.
|
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The end came at the 4:08 mark of round one.
|
|
Then when I left Netscape he came at that idea again.
|
|
Kosta's first taste of rakija came at a mere five years old.
|
|
It also came at a time of currency volatility this past summer.
|
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Violier's death, which came at the height of his career, shocked colleagues.
|
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Trump's visit came at a dramatic and uncertain time in British politics.
|
|
The lone outlier in that group came at Los Angeles on Aug.
|
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Victory against busing came at the high cost of America's moral soul.
|
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They just came at the cost of Tyrion's logic and common sense.
|
|
Beatriz's two abortions came at very different times in Venezuela's recent history.
|
|
The heart attack came at a difficult moment for the Sanders campaign.
|
|
Adding the talented Panarin came at a critical time for the Blackhawks.
|
|
It's just that this season, that dynamic mostly came at Hopper's expense.
|
|
She came at it from wanting to be where the action was.
|
|
As a starter, 13.3 percent of his points came at the line.
|
|
Still, the growth in beverage sales came at a cost for PepsiCo.
|
|
The most telling moment came at the end, when New Jersey Sen.
|
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Hamilton's demise came at the hands of a political rival, Aaron Burr.
|
|
"It came at the right time," Djokovic said in a courtside interview.
|
|
The product announcements came at the Mobile World Congress event in Barcelona.
|
|
The accusation came at a time of turmoil in Virginia, as Gov.
|
|
Everything came at the cost of savage exploitation that was later denounced.
|
|
We have lessons from this that came at precisely the right moment.
|
|
And that they'd have to deal with whatever criticism came at them.
|
|
January 28th, 2016 The great darkness came at around 9PM last night.
|
|
But that growth came at a cost: its profit fell 20 percent.
|
|
For some, the loss of the tool came at a serious cost.
|
|
Orlando's last victory over Washington came at home on March 29, 2013.
|
|
Her single sentence post came at a cost of a whooping $500,000.
|
|
For Beatrix, that time came at the age of 75, in 23.
|
|
On May 13th good news for these former miners came at last.
|
|
Adjusted EBITDA, which excluded non recurring items, came at 632 million reais.
|
|
I do feel like I came at it from the right place.
|
|
The energy slump came at just the right time for consumers though.
|
|
The background: Tuesday's speech came at a critical juncture politically for Trump.
|
|
It came at 16:00 of the second overtime, not 15:58.
|
|
I came at this all wrong, at first, by evaluating the nicknames.
|
|
The latest hike in the sequence came at the end of 2018.
|
|
His rise to power came at a fateful time for the movement.
|
|
That bounce literally came at the end of their Sunday afternoon game.
|
|
Murray's 31-yarder came at the end of a 63-yard drive.
|
|
The call came at the request of Mnuchin and Lighthizer, it said.
|
|
S. economic relations came at last week's G-85033 Summit in Italy.
|
|
His sole German Grand Prix triumph in 2013 came at the Nurburgring.
|
|
But it came at a cost as the economy tipped into recession.
|
|
It seemed this simplified morning makeup strategy came at an ideal time.
|
|
None of my cast mates really came at me about my divorce.
|
|
It came at 2212:2556 of the second overtime, not 27652:21.
|
|
His comments came at the end of a consequential day in court.
|
|
And the solfège notes came at the end instead of the beginning.
|
|
" He added: "I came at the story from Pippin's point of view.
|
|
Her leadership came at a personal cost when she went to college.
|
|
And of course I came at a time that was really intense.
|
|
The first calls to the police came at about 1:40 p.m.
|
|
These "tough on crime" actions came at the expense of African Americans.
|
|
"But she came at someone with a knife, right?" the dispatcher asked.
|
|
R.I. testing, agreeing to more scenarios that came at a personal cost.
|
|
But companies often found that accepting returns came at a high cost.
|
|
But we often forget that the case came at a hefty price.
|
|
Stosur's only Grand Slam title came at the 2011 United States Open.
|
|
My indoctrination came at John M. Tobin Elementary School in Cambridge, Mass.
|
|
The peak of the disease came at the end of the war.
|
|
Most of the money, she pointed out, came at the very end.
|
|
Long history of losses But those gains came at a significant cost.
|
|
Ford's last PGA Tour victory came at the Canadian Open in 1963.
|
|
But that innovation came at the cost of processing and graphical horsepower.
|
|
"If they came at a peak time, they would've caused significant damage."
|
|
Their activism, alienating some colleagues and aggravating administrators, came at a price.
|
|
Yovanovitch's removal came at the urging of Rudy Giuliani, Trump's personal attorney.
|
|
Leonardo DiCaprio's first nod came at 19 for What's Eating Gilbert Grape.
|
|
The split verdict in Shkreli's trial came at about 2:37 p.m.
|
|
The announcement came at a joint press conference on Thursday in Washington.
|
|
A tantalizing clue came at the House Intelligence Committee hearing on Monday.
|
|
Her last two losses at the semifinal stage came at the Open.
|
|
The tender offer came at a particularly bad time for the company.
|
|
Haula's go-ahead goal came at 7:34 of the second period.
|
|
In any case, when respectability came, it came at an awful price.
|
|
Its 1996 release came at a pivotal time in British drug culture.
|
|
The announcement came at a Sony press event today in New York City.
|
|
One of the Suns' blowout losses came at home against Portland on Oct.
|
|
The wedding came at a particularly exciting and stressful time for the bride.
|
|
But all this came at a steep cost for patients: $200 per month.
|
|
The dour outlooks all came at the Ira Sohn Investment Conference on Wednesday.
|
|
And for Jourdan Dunn, that moment nearly came at the 2018 Met Gala.
|
|
Start-Up Chile's debut came at a fortuitous moment for other reasons, too.
|
|
This 180 came at the end of a long road of personal growth.
|
|
"Rah didn't like her attitude the way she came at me," she added.
|
|
The last time I almost fainted came at the most embarrassing moment possible.
|
|
He came at 22, he was alone and he had no one, nothing.
|
|
Trump's New York victory came at a pivotal moment for the front-runner.
|
|
In fact, DoorDash now says the funding came at a $7.1 billion valuation.
|
|
He did healthcare and it came at the expense, arguably, of immigration reform.
|
|
Things may have been more fun, but fun came at a steep price.
|
|
Europeans had imagined this possibility, but the shock came at a delicate moment.
|
|
The teaser came at the end of the company's Nintendo Direct presentation today.
|
|
Weiner's comments came at the Code Enterprise conference in San Francisco Tuesday night.
|
|
Living at the fraternity came at a turning point in Giannulli's his life.
|
|
Carnegie's generosity came at a time when there was no federal income tax.
|
|
However, the West Virginia deal came at a cost to other public services.
|
|
The third-place run came at the end of a roller-coaster day.
|
|
Until now, his highest-profile speech came at this summer's Republican National Convention.
|
|
His first single, "T'aimer Follement" (To Love You Madly), came at age 16.
|
|
Its 2000-year US$218.7m Triple A class came at EDSF plus 45bp.
|
|
His first-career Sprint Cup win came at Daytona International Speedway in 2003.
|
|
The offer came at the perfect time for 27-year-old Kris Begg.
|
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Warren's final carry came at the 5:05 mark of the second quarter.
|
|
Wednesday's secret vote came at a time of growing political tension in Italy.
|
|
Clinton's comments came at Mapps Coffee & Tea, a small coffee shop in Minneapolis.
|
|
The Syrian army statement said the Israeli strike came at 2:42 a.m.
|
|
Flake writes that both books came at a time of crisis for conservatives.
|
|
Some expeditions to follow transits came at great risk to the astronomers involved.
|
|
Thursday's announcement came at a time of continuing turmoil for the Police Department.
|
|
The breaking point came at Thanksgiving when I attended a wedding in Texas.
|
|
Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale came at exactly the moment we needed it to.
|
|
But its resistance to charging readers for content came at a significant cost.
|
|
And it came at a time of major change in the state's delegation.
|
|
The adjournment came at the request of the central bank and MTN lawyers.
|
|
It was fitting that the moment of clarity came at a border crossing.
|
|
Trump's declaration of withdrawal came at the worst possible time for that endgame.
|
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The comment came at a sensitive time for Donald J. Trump's presidential campaign.
|
|
Trump's visit came at a fraught moment for the President and the military.
|
|
TCI is "strongly motivated" to support whichever deal came at a higher price.
|
|
The last of his 14 majors came at the U.S. Open in 2008.
|
|
LSU's first foul of the first half came at the 8:28 mark.
|
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His came at the par-five eighth, his 17th hole of the day.
|
|
And it came at a time when indie rock was at its peak.
|
|
If a shoe was lightweight, it often came at the expense of cushioning.
|
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The settlement came at a time of uncertainty in the Murdoch media empire.
|
|
He came at oblique angles: Was I uncomfortable surrounded by so many women?
|
|
The strikes came at a time when the company was making record earnings.
|
|
It was a lot of fun, but it came at the wrong moment.
|
|
Advance warning was measured in minutes or seconds, or never came at all.
|
|
His only managerial experience, though, came at Real Oviedo, in Spain's second tier.
|
|
"I think life came at me fast after the U.S. Open," Stephens said.
|
|
Buttigieg's rise in Iowa and New Hampshire, in part, came at her expense.
|
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Dr. Green's discovery came at a crucial — and contentious — moment for genetic identification.
|
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His most recent attack on wind came at the June rally in Iowa.
|
|
His bid for President came at a critical moment in our country's history.
|
|
Once I enlightened him, he came at me with some strong crypto-chat.
|
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"But she came at you with a knife, though, right?" the dispatcher asked.
|
|
We came at first for fun, but we loved it, so we stayed.
|
|
And Microsoft performed well under Gates, but that performance came at a cost.
|
|
The second landfall came at Marco Island, south of Naples, around 4 p.m.
|
|
Harkins' second of the season came at 217:13 of the second period.
|
|
The goal of provoking conversation worked, but it came at a heavy price.
|
|
Whatever luck or performance boost it provided came at the cost of convenience.
|
|
Purdy noted the attacks also came at the expense of substantive political discourse.
|
|
I would come back at my tormentors the way they came at me.
|
|
I learned to adapt to my situation, but adaptation came at a cost.
|
|
Four of those bogeys came at the same hole, the par-four fifth.
|
|
The Kings' victory came at the start of a six-game road trip.
|
|
Hersl "came at me like a gang," Summerville testified, according to WBAL-TV.
|
|
Both victories for the Bears came at the start of Southland Conference play.
|
|
We came at it also from some development work that had been done.
|
|
We still got 12 of them; some of them came at key times.
|
|
The retaking of the city, by all accounts, came at a great cost.
|
|
The one big Democratic applause line of the night came at Republican expense.
|
|
The firing came at the end of a "progressive discipline process," he said.
|
|
The military operation to dislodge the Islamic State came at a heavy price.
|
|
The fatal shooting came at a moment of high pressure for Afghan forces.
|
|
In short, punching through all those glass ceilings came at an emotional price.
|
|
His only other PGA Tour victory came at the 271 RBC Canadian Open.
|
|
Around half the initial sales came at the expense of existing 737 variants, however.
|
|
Both of them, 'Oumuamua and 2I, they came at us about the same speed.
|
|
Although doing so benefited mid-earning graduates, it came at a considerable fiscal cost.
|
|
"She came at me first about it, so it was actually easier," Cannon said.
|
|
In a sense, this shutdown came at a perfect moment for the IPO market.
|
|
And the FBI is not the only Obama agency that came at the campaign.
|
|
And it came at a place that has a turbulent historical significance for her.
|
|
The announcement came at a time of heightened trade tensions between the two countries.
|
|
Gaga's split with Kinney came at another high-profile moment in the artist's career.
|
|
People came at first just to discuss what they had heard on the podcast.
|
|
The one memory Sutherland, 49, distinctly recalls came at the very end of filming.
|
|
Harris's pitch came at the National Action Network's annual convention in New York City.
|
|
Douvos' comments came at a Monday panel at TechCrunch Disrupt in New York City.
|
|
But while beneficial for internet safety at large, losing Flash came at a cost.
|
|
But the tenuous peace Rajapaksa helped secure in 2009 came at a heavy cost.
|
|
They never came at me or insinuated that they were going to bite me.
|
|
Kubrick's attention to detail also came at the expense of his actors and crew.
|
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Their comments came at the Code Enterprise conference in San Francisco on Tuesday night.
|
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The most decisive sign of Murphy's new status came at the beginning of January.
|
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That came at the same time international demand suffered, including a slowdown in China.
|
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Sunday, April 14 The port day in Nassau came at just the right time.
|
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And the FBI is not the only Obama agency who came at the campaign.
|
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The priority was self-preservation, even if it came at the expense of London.
|
|
"Outsourcing" border controls to third countries came at a "terrible human cost," it said.
|
|
But activists say that came at the expense of civil liberties and media freedoms.
|
|
Those pressures came at the expense of leisure time and sleep, the report found.
|
|
Two other spikes for registrations in 2016 came at key moments for Trump's candidacy.
|
|
After they yelled cut he said, 'You just came at me like a cannonball.
|
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The news came at a Thursday press event at Huawei's headquarters in Shenzhen, China.
|
|
The first few years, each of them they came at a slightly different time.
|
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Your random moment of sexual pleasure came at my expense and affected me greatly.
|
|
But we've long believed these strengths came at a cost: our sense of smell.
|
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The unwanted interruption came at the start of Tuesday's arguments, according to multiple reports.
|
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His sixth goal of the year came at 8:15 of the second period.
|
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The first 911 call regarding the duck boat sinking came at 7:09 p.m.
|
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The first of more than 217 calls to 911 came at 7:03 a.m.
|
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Blowing the whistle on Theranos came at a cost, Schultz later told the WSJ.
|
|
This came at a time when people generally did not talk about sex openly.
|
|
But some parents said they came at the expense of camping and outdoor activities.
|
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Pre-tax profit came at $214 billion versus the $20213 billion reported last year.
|
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Dahlia's charming fashion choice came at a time when the family needed it most.
|
|
His presidency came at a time of major political and social turmoil in America.
|
|
Beatrice's dress from Zimerman came at a much cheaper price tag, at just $695.
|
|
However, four of those eight regulation losses came at the hands of the Wild.
|
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Problems came at the turn of the century as competition from other retailers increased.
|
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The intention to divest those assets came at BHP's annual meeting in Melbourne, Australia.
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It came at a particularly trying time for race relations in the United States.
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The alleged campaign against the NRA came at a pointed moment for the organization.
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The first of Andy's three singles majors came at the 2012 United States Open.
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"The prize to the E.U. came at the worst of times," Mr. Moïsi said.
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Lynn Jenkins, came at a July 2 meeting of the Leavenworth County Republican Party.
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But stronger consumer spending came at the expense of saving amid sluggish wage gains.
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The meeting came at her request, according to two sources familiar with the meeting.
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It was a miracle, for sure, but one that came at a heavy cost.
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But cultivating that culture to create new products within came at a small cost.
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Jets coach Paul Maurice said the three turnovers came at the most inopportune times.
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The first acknowledgment from Microsoft that something was wrong came at around 4 p.m.
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And yet when the declaration of independence finally came, at around 3:30 p.m.
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About 45 minutes after the final out, which came at precisely 3:59 p.m.
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But it also came at a price, namely growing resentment among Democratic Party conservatives.
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We were out there, there was a lot of hate that came at us.
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They said to come at 7 so we came at 7, rang the doorbell.
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The bloodshed came at what was meant to be a series of peaceful protests.
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From the start, Biden came at Harris on her record as California attorney general.
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It came at a time of crackling tension between the United States and Iran.
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He came at her furiously, and she hopped out of the roda, essentially conceding.
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The arson came at a time when places of worship have been frequent targets.
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His material also came at around the two-hour mark, so we needed it.
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Instead, the last such slowdown came at year-end 2018, mirroring broader economic worries.
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For Faisal's parents it was an easy decision that came at a steep cost.
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The announcement came at D23 Expo, the biennial convention devoted to all things Disney.
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The pact came at a price: Her party gave up the powerful Finance Ministry.
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Beijing's invitation came at a fortuitous time: during the height of the financial crisis.
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Stenson said his silver-cigarette-case moment came at the 53 United States Open.
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But for the comedian, achieving that particular dream reportedly came at an unfortunate price.
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The president's plan came at a time of deep desperation for his unpopular government.
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The fuel crunch came at a time when many Venezuelans were already going hungry.
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Politico reported the dismissal came at Kelly's request, citing two unidentified White House officials.
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But that stability came at the price of closing all political avenues for change.
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His goal came at 9:25 and gave the Avalanche a four-goal lead.
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The highlight of the raucous day-long 'Hadaka Matsuri' festival came at 10 p.m.
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The farm eventually became profitable after several years, but it came at a cost.
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The fire came at an inopportune time for the rapidly approaching artificial insemination season.
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When the Ifill incandescence came at you, you were getting human connection full-bore.
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Trump's remarks came at a White House press conference with Finnish President Sauli Niinistö.
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Cam Talbot made 31 saves in the loss, which came at a high price.
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But MMA Junkie reports that Freire&aposs win over Gustavo came at a cost.
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The order came at the request of Argentina on Thursday, according to Griesa's order.
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Ms. Brainard's remarks came at the beginning, so that no one missed the point.
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Cramer said that he wasn't exactly sure why Kushner came at his particular moment.
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Schiff echoed the idea of victimhood, but came at it from the other side.
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But the attack came at a volatile time in Iran's relations with those countries.
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Bossert abruptly announced his resignation on April 10, which reportedly came at Bolton's request.
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The change came at the behest of museum officials who were concerned about revenue.
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Her writing voice—punchy, pointed, precise, whip-smart—came at an early age, too.
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So we came at a time when there were plenty of problems to solve.
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And they came at a time when the vehicle is about to meet its end.
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She then grabbed a knife and came at him, he claimed, according to the affidavit.
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So looked at one way, the sit down with Putin came at a propitious time.
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" [President Clinton] said, "Monica Lewinsky came at me and made a sexual demand on me.
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Only two players were born in Africa, but they came at the age of two.
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Pastrnak's second goal came at 12:34 of the third and made it 6-2.
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My introduction to law came at the dinner table when she practiced her closing arguments.
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In the case of Iran, the threat and retreat just came at the same time.
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The signing came at the front end of two days of tough diplomacy for Trump.
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All three goals came at the end of coast-to-coast rushes by New York.
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The flurry of statements came at a pivotal moment in the country and the Congress.
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The win came at a heavy cost, both in terms of cash and in morale.
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The main hall was bright and airy, and people came at them from all directions.
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How he escaped Venezuela's travel banJuan Guaidó: Escaping came at great risk, I must admit.
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Abe's comments came at an emergency meeting between the government and the Bank of Japan.
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Coincidentally, the goal came at the 33-second mark, which matched Henrik Sedin's jersey number.
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Troy's only loss this season came at No. 3 Clemson 30-24 in Week 2.
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The plan came at the end of the roll call vote of all 50 states.
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Generally, I came at this from the perspective of running, and that involved thinking broadly.
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Buffalo's only positive moments of the game came at the start of the second period.
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He says the attempt to stop the man came at the school&aposs front office.
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The legal solution to Dred Scott's problem came at the end of a brutal war.
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Those baskets came at critical junctures to fuel various first-half runs for the Nuggets.
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The supporter invasion came at Brazil's long-time training complex just outside Rio de Janeiro.
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The biggest lead came at 83-23 in the first two minutes of the fourth.
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Carllotta Flores says that the good news came at the end of a tough week.
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Because those companies were compensated, that means it came at the expense of other plans.
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Toronto won its fifth game in a row, though the other four came at home.
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His comments came at a hearing of the Senate Health, Educations, Labor and Pensions Comimttee.
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And the gala came at a tense time between the party and abortion rights advocates.
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McIntosh decided to bypass layoffs at the time, but that decision came at a price.
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But the real gossip came at the end: Which on-screen kiss was her favorite?
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The report came at a time of escalating tension over accusations Qatar was financing terrorism.
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Perhaps the most important theme of 2017 came at the NIPS conference, earlier this month.
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Newspaper O Globo had earlier reported that the delay came at the request of Kroton.
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BC's last win in the series came at Louisville in 1994, a 35-333 victory.
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Coming from dysfunctional situations, they were not equipped to handle all that came at them.
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He then took every issue that came at him and shunted it into that framework.
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Multiple sources report that Scaramucci's ouster came at Kelly's urging – the man who replaced Priebus.
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But these canals, which brought jobs and industry, also came at a very high price.
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Their next field goal — also their next points — came at 26:23 of the half.
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As it turned out, the announcement of the bombing of Hiroshima came at 11 a.m.
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Atkinson's first power-play tally came at the 6:23 mark to tie the game.
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His comments came at the beginning of the Worldwide Developers Conference, Apple's premier announcement event.
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"They came at us like they're an 800-pound gorilla and they're gonna smash us."
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Our pinnacle came at SUNY Purchase College, where we assembled an intramural champion softball team.
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Peak torque was 530 pound-feet, and the redline came at a staggering 8,900 rpm.
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The final point of that set came at the culmination of a long, draining rally.
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But chauvinism came at a cost: an independent scene was developing, and isolation bred stasis.
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The remarks came at an event focusing on strategies to prevent the opioid epidemic. Sen.
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The Medley came at last to an end and Liberace fell into a deep sleep.
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That was just another tremendous layer to the film that came at the last minute.
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Wilson's short-term victory came at the long-term expense of the state Republican Party.
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The accident came at a time when many Brazilian fans were reveling in Chapecoense's performance.
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Walton has had 37 orthopedic operations, many of which came at the worst possible moment.
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Mr. Baker's comments came at a public appearance before the International Association of Privacy Professionals.
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SoftBank's initial offer came at a time of great uncertainty for the ride-hailing company.
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Nick Ocampo, founder of Nug Run, came at the subscription model from a different angle.
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The weirdest moment of the already weird night came at the start of the livestream.
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It also came at a particularly heated time in the political battle over LGBTQ rights.
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De Giuli's eureka moment, in this instance, came at the end of an evening session.
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Only Anderson got what he was searching for, but it came at quite a price.
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"That came at a pretty significant cost," he said at the conference, without providing details.
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The campaign, however, came at the cost of slower growth for the trillion dollar economy.
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I came at it with an inferiority complex but they really encouraged me to try.
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"A lot of people will say I came at the right time," he said, smiling.
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The New York primary came at a historically odd moment in the presidential election cycle.
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What's interesting is the way Cornell came at Gris from an unfamiliar aisle of appreciation.
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The opportunity came at Mr. Vincy's, where, on New Year's Day, there was a party ….
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But the PRI's focus on rapid industrialization came at the expense of vast agrarian communities.
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The Trump administration's aggressive approach to trade also came at a delicate time for China.
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The uprising came at a high cost, as food shortages increased and the economy declined.
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With G half a world away, mourning thundered wordless within me, came at me everywhere.
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So the Bills came at them with the use of "fake news"—no surprise there.
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The suppression of the outbreak came at great cost, but it seems to have worked.
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The recent trading floor event came at a special time for the Invictus Games charity.
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For Rebecca Alcorn, one of the campaign's recipients, the letter came at the perfect time.
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Vinci's Olympic performances came at the end of a dominating era for American weight lifters.
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Alan Dershowitz's greatest impact on American law likely came at the beginning of his career.
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One person drawn by the hoax came at the restaurant to live-stream activity there.
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The decision, which came at the end of a two-day meeting, was widely expected.
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While we managed to make Colombia a bit safer, it came at a tremendous price.
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The comments came at an otherwise gloomy news conference Tuesday focused on Russia's economic prospects.
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Or would you take advantage of a higher income that came at no extra effort?
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The sanctions came at an especially fraught time for relations between Russia and western democracies.
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This came at the expense of workers, long-term company health and the American economy.
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The allegations came at a time when Erdoğan was increasingly embattled, and also increasingly aggressive.
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Washington's fifth power play came at 14:30 yet that was killed off as well.
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Comey's letter came at the end of what was already a bad week for Clinton.
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The meeting came at a crucial time in the debate over the future of DACA.
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Out in the state's far west, the canal failure came at an especially cruel moment.
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One, Lee So-jin, said she came "at once" when she heard about Goo's death.
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The shooting came at a time when anger at Congress was indicated among voters polled.
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A call for help The first dispatches from the ship came at around 2 a.m.
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His go-ahead kick came at the end of a 12-play, 74-yard drive.
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They came at writing with chins out and fists clenched, crafting sentences taut and devastating.
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The first indication that the Patriots meant business Sunday came at the pregame coin toss.
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The discovery of the text messages came at a crucial moment in Mr. Mueller's investigation.
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The trips came at a time when Islamic extremism was on the rise, it said.
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That growth came at a time when Barack Obama dramatically boosted turnout among African Americans.
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The Assyrian-American's surprising knockout win came at the 4:16 mark of round one.
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North Korea's first successful test of an intercontinental ballistic missile came at an odd time.
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Bannon isn't the only one whose money came at least in part from conservative networks.
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The burial service came at a time when Hill's license to practice law is in question.
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They came at us like ants and stripped us of everything: potatoes, onions, tomatoes, cucumber, carrots.
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SEATTLE – The call came at mealtime — an anonymous threat demanding $5,000 or her son&aposs life.
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Her first stand-up set came at San Francisco's Purple Onion Club on March 7, 1955.
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I'm trying to think how that came at the time because that was the late 90s.
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He told The Hollywood Reporter his idea to go on stage came at the last minute.
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They managed to save more rhinos the following year — but the success came at a cost.
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Like I said, it really came at a moment where I really wanted something for myself.
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Both groups "came at each other with clubs and it was vicious and horrible," Trump said.
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Brandon Jenkins was stopped at a red light when the suspect came at him from behind.
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The first crash I heard of on the Google car came at a four way stop.
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Because of this, world politics always came at me sideways — through the counterargument, not the argument.
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The comments came at a meeting between President Trump and airline executives at the White House.
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Net profit came at 1.05 billion euros, higher than an analyst consensus of 900 million euros.
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It was a scheduled day off for the veteran, and it came at a good time.
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Two of those losses came at home, including Saturday's 116-100 setback against the Milwaukee Bucks.
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The trip came at a unique time in Cuttica's life, just days after his daughter's birth.
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The most telling moment early on came at the 11:31 mark in the second quarter.
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The comments came at Code Enterprise, a conference in San Francisco about the future of work.
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PBOC's latest move came at the end of a week-long national day holiday in China.
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The appearance came at the 2018 Breakthrough Prize Ceremony at NASA's Ames Research Center on Sunday.
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One stunningly unexpected moment came at the end of McLean Stevenson's final appearance as Lt. Col.
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Tata Motors' loss came at 269.93 billion rupees ($3.78 billion) for the three months ended Dec.
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The gritty details: Uber's hyper-growth came at the cost of "worshipping top performers," Huffington said.
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The biggest loss came at Caxton, founded by Bruce Kovner and now run by Andrew Law.
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"It was a very good move and I think it came at the right time," Rep.
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The alleged incident came at the beginning of April, which happens to be Autism Awareness Month.
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The titular superhero team may have remarkable abilities, but their unruly powers came at extreme cost.
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Morgan Rielly got the other assist on the goal, which came at the 17:41 mark.
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It was terrifying but thrilling at the same time; somehow, it came at the perfect moment.
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The incident came at a time of heightened Sino-American tensions in the South China Sea.
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But Clinton's fight for Medicaid came at the expense of another program for the poor: welfare.
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Hill, like other witnesses, said she was told the hold came at the direction of Mulvaney.
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It came at the end of a massive upswing in macro malware between 85033 and 2015.
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The move in stocks to all-time highs came at the expense of the bond market.
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The trade body said the action against ZTE came "at a sensitive moment" in Sino-U.
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Rouhani's remarks came at an event leading up to the 40th anniversary of the country's revolution.
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Perhaps the lowest point in the Reagan-Trudeau relationship came at the 1984 London Economic Summit.
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When the first knock on the door by members of the media came at 20183 a.m.
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It came at the end of a massive upswing in macro malware between 2014 and 2015.
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The latest Russian veto came at the same time the White House was condemning Thursday's veto.
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The notification came at 11:30 AM and we were given two hours to get there.
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Berners-Lee's comments came at a Global Finance Summit on Monday, according to a TechWorld report.
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Mr. Obama's message came at a critical juncture for Mr. Sanders, who had just upset Mrs.
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His previous PGA wins came at the Wyndham in 2016 and the Players Championship in 163.
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But I came at it like a fan because geographically I couldn't really engineer the album.
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Piller also rued a costly double bogey, which came at the 11th during Nomura's tough run.
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The first march came at a time when Americans were considerably less accepting of LGBTQ people.
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The case came at a time when the law of corruption is undergoing a massive shift.
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One of the more memorable moments came at the end of the three-hour hearing. Rep.
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The rally came at the beginning of a three-month sprint to the November midterm elections.
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Shopper Susan Myers came at midnight to be the first person in line for the opening.
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During the 2008 election, one of the network's most popular segments came at 10:40 p.m.
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But it was a little surprising that they came at the end of the 90 minutes.
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The moment came at one of the "Ancient Aliens" cast panels, during questions from the audience.
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It would be a shame, however, if that connection came at the expense of workers' privacy.
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The amendments came at the end of a week that has been dismal for Mrs. May.
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Yet this approach came at a cost, one Mr. Mzulwini and his partners were effectively bearing.
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After the stunning failed to stop him, "he came at the third policeman," Mr. Woodhead said.
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Once again, India's nuclear ambitions came at the cost of its ties with the United States.
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More than 1,000 people were working The first reports of gunfire came at 2:08 p.m.
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Still, the rising tensions came at an awkward time for the city, and for the mayor.
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But the real act of hubris surrounding the space shuttle program came at its very beginning.
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Ms. Baskin's first big "score," she said, came at a flea market in Madison Square Garden.
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His sharp rebuke came at the same time as the woman's family also criticized the authorities.
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Friday's arrests came at a time of heightened concern over drug abuse in the United States.
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But the other four came at Chase Field in Arizona, a below average park for homers.
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Some of the moments that caused me the most stress in college came at unexpected times.
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He never kind of came at me like with his hands holding me to undress myself.
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Irma came at one of the worst possible times for Florida's crucial $90 billion tourism industry.
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The worst part of the literature class came at the end, when the professor answered questions.
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The indictment came at a critical time in Israeli politics: the aftermath of an inconclusive election.
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The announcements came at XO19, the company's Xbox-focused event, which is taking place in London.
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What should have been the reward for a successful negotiating process, instead came at the start.
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Members of the committee said the delay came at the request of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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The news came at a time when there was just a lot to keep track of.
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Milwaukee's only loss in the last seven games came at Eastern Conference-best Boston on Dec.
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But she made it plain that leaving the company came at considerable cost, not all monetary.
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To continue that look and feel in stores acquired across the nation, came at a price.
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The lone International victory in 12 stagings of the event came at Royal Melbourne in 1998.
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It also came at a time when Ring was entering into new relationships with law enforcement.
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Valentina Matvienko's comments came at a meeting with a South Korean parliamentary delegation in St Petersburg.
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Perdue said carne asada came at the top of the list of what Chipotle customers wanted.
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Perhaps the biggest came at the hands of voters in the European Parliament elections in May.
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Federer's only real moment of alarm came at 5-6, 0-30 in the second set.
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Those domestic political calculations came at the price of many lives lost in Iraq and Syria.
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The new trade came at par with a 9.25% coupon, much higher than UniCredit's previous AT1s.
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The Warriors' biggest lead came at 82-58 with 2:45 remaining in the third period.
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But their only interaction came at a screening of "The Sopranos" at Radio City Music Hall.
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The call came at a time when the Trump administration had delayed military aid to Ukraine.
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The action came at a tense moment in Russian-United States relations related to cyber affairs.
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I think that's poignant that it came at a time when He wanted it to come.
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Although we spent around $24 less at Aldi, the lower grocery bill came at a price.
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You just were going to need to be able to deal with whatever came at you.
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For a man who deals entirely in cash, the announcement came at the worst possible time.
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I'm so proud that we've done it, but [creating the film] definitely came at a cost.
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Two more riders came at me from the east, making it a four-on-one fight.
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This informant, this person that they tried to plant into the campaign and even into the administration if you believe "Axios," he is not the only person that came at the campaign, and the FBI is not the only Obama agency that came at the campaign.
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This informant, this person that they planted, try to plant into the campaign and even into the administration if you believe "Axios," he&aposs not the only person that came at the campaign and the FBI is not the only Obama agency that came at the campaign.
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The point was, he came at a moment in time when I was looking for an ally.
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If she came at me, even wandless, I would aparate to Neptune to get away from her.
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"We used to assume viruses just came at you, regardless of the time of day," Reddy said.
|
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Arizona's first lead of the contest came at 63-62 on Ayton's jumper with 6:26 remaining.
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Apple, of course, came at the top of the list with a market value of $616 billion.
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This tactic helped the brand ring up a record Black Friday — but it came at a cost.
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The departures came at a time when she had no endorsements from current or former Democratic lawmakers.
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The format came at a time the music business struggled with online piracy and file-sharing sites.
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Russell Hantz made a name for himself competing on CBS's Survivor — but it came at a price.
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But out of Marston's many accomplishments, failures, and curiosities came at least one enduring creation: Wonder Woman.
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Some shared real-life, heartfelt conversations with drivers that came at an opportune time in their lives.
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"Because my diagnosis came at such a young age we kind of brushed it aside," she says.
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Before Wednesday, the last victory over a ranked opponent came at No. 21 Notre Dame on Nov.
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It also came at the expense of the American people's knowledge about the man running for president.
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The decision to abstain from such techniques, just and wise though it was, came at a cost.
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I've been looking for that run the whole season and it came at just the perfect moment.
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Radford says the clown sightings of the 1980s came at a similar time -- one of cultural upheaval.
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It came at a moment in which the United States was about ready to launch an attack.
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He said when he stepped out of the bathroom she came at him with a hunting knife.
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But for Coleman, who was new on the job, the post came at a particularly fraught time.
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Grace said the experience came at a time when she had been considering quitting the music industry.
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The meeting came at a time where Casey Anthony had lied repeatedly to police investigating Caylee's disappearance.
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Notwithstanding the truth of the allegations, they came at a time of high tension in the region.
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Newman's last pole came at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in the 28th race of the 2013 season.
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But it came at the cost of seven deaths and hundreds of injuries among the protesting parties.
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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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But MiniDisc's final death blow came at the hands of another audio compression codec known as MP3.
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Lafferty's second goal came at 24:22 of the third, giving the Penguins a 5-2 lead.
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Today, Rock Time came at 4:15AM, so you'll probably end up sticking with 6 or 7AM.
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The announcement came at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference at the San Jose McEnery Convention Center in California.
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As Coppins records: [F]or Trump, the ultimate insult came at the Republican National Convention in Tampa.
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The OECD, which compiles economic data for developed economies, came at the problem from a different angle.
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This Street Fighter legend came at me with basically nothing and I wiped the floor with him.
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Three of the four defeats came at home, including the 21-23 setback against Sacramento on Wednesday.
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The gains came at the expense of equity allocations, which declined to 50.2 percent from 52.0 percent.
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"Grey's Anatomy" star Kevin McKidd is officially a single man, but it came at a high price.
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BBVA for example came at 4.53bp over Bunds, which looks good versus corporates and squeezed preferred senior.
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Marrache says that the 911 call came at night, but they were unsure who made the call.
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The aggressive photo editing and media scrutiny came at a particularly bad time for the multifaceted mogul.
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The questions came at a Democratic event in Cleveland held to criticize the nearby Republican National Convention.
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We asked her to divulge her secrets, and she came at us with an 13-step guide.
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"They're a really good team and they came at us with a real intense effort," Trotz said.
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Again, those deals came at lesser costs than some of the mega-deals we saw this summer.
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As in Niger, the attack on Americans in Benghazi came at a time of acute partisan rancor.
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The rally in Ames came at the end of Sanders's trip to Iowa to campaign for Scholten.
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Cipollone's warning came at a pivotal moment for the balance of power between Congress and the presidency.
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The meeting in the Speaker's office came at the request of Rosenstein and Wray, the aide said.
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"This came at the right time for Samsung," said Daishin Economic Research Institute analyst Ahn Sang-hee.
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His death came at a time when an opioid addiction epidemic has been sweeping the United States.
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Westbrook's first triple-double of the season came at Washington in a 125-101 win on Nov.
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We have tried John McCain's way and it came at disastrous cost to America and the world.
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These policies came at a terrible price: housing is no longer affordable and traffic is practically gridlocked.
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"It wasn't like I came at him that hard, or it wasn't a sucker punch," he said.
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The comments panning the agency came at the beginning of a hearing on the broadband privacy proposal.
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Amadi's pick came at the Oregon 44 and he returned it 214 yards with 20:221 left.
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But, you surprised us all and came at a time when we all needed a little hope.
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Some of those flights came at times when dramatically cheaper commercial air travel would have been available.
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Worries about big tech came at the end, making it the first down quarter since September 212.
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But the accelerator came at the start of July, when the environmental inspectors started paying their visits.
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Basically, they put the blame on Baker for everything and all but came at him with pitchforks.
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His confidence came at a bleak moment in his own 19-month-old quest for an accord.
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He came at an important point in the history of New York's 113-year-old subway system.
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"She came at the right time," he said, adding that she "very much" represents this particular moment.
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The study estimated that each of those new jobs came at a cost of more than $815,000.
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The big change came at the end of the month, at a birthday party for my wife.
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That devaluation helped China's exporters a little, but it came at a very high cost to Beijing.
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One of her first high-profile political appearances came at the Republican National Convention in July 2016.
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About 55% of the U.S. capacity growth last year came at plants along the U.S. Gulf Coast.
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The gains made by hard-right Republicans came at the expense of moderate Republican and Democratic incumbents.
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But in that sea of despair came at least one glimmer of hope and inspiration for me.
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Hoppert: Sure, he beat Good Magic in 2017, but his last victory came at Aqueduct in January.
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Her moment of discovery came at a performance of "Bamboo Blues" in 2008 at the Brooklyn Academy.
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The characters and fragments of stories came at you like dream figures, and were often as baffling.
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He sends this dispatch: The gathering of Mr. Biden's most important financiers came at an awkward time.
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The New York Times reported Wednesday that NOAA's statement came at the behest of the White House.
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The very next day, he came at Trump's chief defenders again, playing old video clips of Sen.
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His performance came at the end of a lengthy "This Week Tonight" piece on Puerto Rico's plight.
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That sprint came at the same time that some of his top competitors for the presidency, Sens.
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Mr. Trump's arrival in office came at a particularly perilous time for both Novartis and AT&T.
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Laine's best opportunity came at 240:230 when he was denied by Hart at point-blank range.
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"We came at it from a standpoint that if it's not broken, don't fix it," Poulter said.
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And then he came at me to get on top of me and then he penetrated me.
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He scored 23 of his points after halftime, and many of his baskets came at clutch moments.
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Her last L.E.T. win came at age 48, at the 2014 Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies Scottish Open.
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In the ad, these images are triumphant, courageous, but in real life, they came at considerable cost.
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"It came at the right moment," he said of the earthquake during a recent trip to Bagan.
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The suspension of aid was obviously devastating, and it came at the worst possible moment for Zelensky.
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Tax cuts that came at the exact wrong moment for an economy that needed no further stimulus?
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The announcement also came at a crucial time in Israeli politics: the aftermath of an inconclusive election.
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It came at a moment when humanity was in crisis, with tyranny and bigotry on the march.
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This scene came at a very particular moment in my life and it just totally destroyed me.
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His second goal of the series came at 27:10 as the sellout crowd of 17,113 roared.
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The first hike came at the end of 2015 and the second almost exactly one year later.
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Some of the testimony came at significant cost to Gates' reputation — a fact Jackson alluded to Tuesday.
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The struggle came at a time when Spain's return to economic growth was also helping reduce unemployment.
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The news came at the same time as Oracle's quarterly earnings release, announced in a separate statement.
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This came at the cost of loose organization, chaotic command climates, and a decentralized military industrial complex.
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Zuccarello's second goal came at 12:17 of the second period to tie the score at 2.
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"The only reason given was that the order came at the direction of the president," she said.
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But they also came at a time when Ottawa is pushing for closer economic ties with Beijing.
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THE LEGACY Don: Our work on the game came at the very end of our student teaching.
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One of the most telling moments of the campaign came at the end of the first debate.
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Clinton, and in New Hampshire came at a high price, according to campaign finance data released on Saturday.
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Clinton and Mr. Sanders, came at a moment of rising concern among Democrats about the strength of Mrs.
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This song came at a point during which both seemed poised to fall off, but that never happened.
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Much like that of the 18-year-old in Highlands Ranch, Howell's heroism came at the ultimate price.
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The black mark came at a bad time for a company that's gunning for a massive U.S. expansion.
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Surprisingly, all the goals came at even strength as the each team was blanked on five power plays.
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"It circled two or three times before it actually came at us aggressively," Sean Smida told the station.
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While no excuse, the email came at the end of a very long day that at 10 p.m.
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The largest decline in assets came at Och-Ziff, one of the few publicly traded hedge fund managers.
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But his habits came at a cost to his family and his relationships, as we see in Trust.
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The latest meeting came at Washington on June 13 when Greinke was a member of the Arizona Diamondbacks.
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He saw improvement Saturday, noting that while Whiteside had 19 rebounds, just two came at the offensive end.
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The kid didn't back down when one of the best ball handlers in the league came at him.
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The peak conversion rate for the sample studied — 5.7 percent — came at a load time of 2.4 seconds.
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Ovechkin's third goal of the game came at 26:209 of the third period into an empty net.
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Miss Liberty welcomes Solar Impulse 2 plane And the record-breaking Pacific Ocean crossing came at a cost.
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Parking Panda came at the problem from the other direction by focusing on B2B services and event parking.
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"It came at a time when it was most needed, like a booster shot," he told India Today.
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The announcement came at a joint press conference in the Shi'ite holy city of Najaf, state television said.
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The announcement came at the beginning of the first new year following her royal wedding, just like Meghan.
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The Klevio's original concept and eureka moment came at Onefinestay, the 'upscale Airbnb' acquired by Accor in 2016.
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He's probably really jazzed to have gotten this fame, even though it came at a tragic cost, right?
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Both dishes, though, came at an extra charge: $75 more for the caviar and $175 for the risotto.
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The proposal came at home, from Prince Harry during a "standard, typical night for us" at his home.
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ET. The steep decline came at the same time as an outage on popular cryptocurrency trading platform Coinbase.
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Larkin's goal came at 4:10 of the second period after an Ottawa giveaway during a line change.
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He said the Vera field trips came at an all-time-high for public interest in prison issues.
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Kenny's comments came at the end of his first – and last – state visit under the new U.S. Presidency.
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Its 90-day delinquency rate came at 3.2% in the quarter, 0.1 percentage point below the first quarter.
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Speaking of Brazil, yesterday a jaguar got loose and came at a soldier following an Olympic torch ceremony.
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I came at her with Lucina, thinking that some aggressive sword action would take care of her quickly.
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But the dramatic rise came at a cost as largely unregulated miners failed to secure stockpiles of bauxite.
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Bobrovsky's biggest save came at 4:49 of the third period on a Canadiens 2-on-1 break.
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When the note came at the end of the meal it was like a cathartic release, she said.
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The defendant then claimed that [Mani] came at him again so he took the knife and cut her.
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That came at the cost of creating a place where women and people of color are constantly harassed.
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One of the pivotal moments for the burgeoning community came at an independent developer conference called C4[1].
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The purchase came at the height of the #OscarsSoWhite conversation that highlighted the lack of diversity in Hollywood.
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"Subway's ambition for sales and growth came at the expense of Katie [and her children]," the suit reads.
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The reveal came at a New York screening of Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man Tell No Tales.
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Shore's winner, which came at 3:51 of the extra period, was his second goal of the season.
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He said that when he stepped out of the bathroom, she came at him with a hunting knife.
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The best example of how to use a congressional investigation came at the nadir of the Great Depression.
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The steep price decline came at the same time as an outage on popular cryptocurrency trading platform Coinbase.
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The announcement came at the same time Intercontinental was reporting first-quarter earnings, which were better than expected.
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The printings, which occurred at campuses across the country, came at difficult times for several of the schools.
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The win came at an important time for Orlando, which had dropped four of its last five games.
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Scott Wilson also picked up an assist on Sheary's 14th goal, which came at the 8:37 mark.
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Net profit came at A$152.3 million, below its A$160-to-$165 million guidance, the company said.
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Trump's tweets about members of "the squad" came at a particularly interesting moment for the House Democratic Caucus.
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"It was an unforced error, and it came at exactly the wrong time," one frustrated Republican pollster said.
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Trump's decision to end the policy came at a time when the bipartisan outcry reached a tipping point.
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Hoffman's first business win came at PayPal, which he joined as a founding board member at age 31.
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That policy came at a great cost to U.S. taxpayers in terms of litigation and compensation, she added.
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We're so happy with the result but at the same time it came at a very strange cost.
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Emotions came at me from all directions, so fast that I didn't have a moment to process them.
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Pochettino's formative years came at a club formed in Argentina by an English academic, Isaac Newell, in 1903.
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The White House said Comey's dismissal came at the recommendation of both Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Rosenstein.
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It all worked out for me, but it came at a cost, and revealing that cost was powerful.
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"Subway's ambition for sales and growth came at the expense of Katie [and her children]," states the lawsuit.
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The sole loss of Frye's first run in mixed martial arts came at the hands of Mark Coleman.
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He took his first extended injury-induced break after that victory, which came at the United States Open.
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Their June 11 clincher came at Quicken Loans Arena, which also happens to be the Cavaliers' home arena.
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What may have been the most fun dining deal, though, came at the most unlikely of places. Ready?
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The offer came at a time when United States officials were deeply concerned by Honduras's slide into anarchy.
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Many said his jokes were in poor taste because they came at the expense of a sick person.
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He said Mr. Levandowski had wanted faster progress even if it came at the expense of safety features.
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His only public comments during the day came at a Boeing plant where he talked about tax cuts.
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If someone came at you with a bat, you got your bat and you both went at it.
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Yet that peace came at the cost of up to 40,000 Tamil lives, according to the United Nations.
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Alyssa Naeher's big moment came at last: a save that thoroughly validated her status as the American goalkeeper.
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The demonstration came at a time of growing frustration among opposition supporters with United States policy in Kenya.
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One of its most epic losses came at the hands of a David-size challenger in Fullerton, Calif.
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The appeal hearing came at the end of a month when ties between Ottawa and Beijing deteriorated sharply.
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Nevertheless the victory came at a price, laying bare the opposition within her own party ranks to Mrs.
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I don't really care, but honestly, every girl that came at me for using Facetune uses Facetune too.
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Her voice swelled with strength and fury, and it came at you with the force of an arrow.
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The tally came at 13:18 from the lower part of the right circle after a Devils turnover.
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It came at a steep price to Iraq's military, which lost more than 700 troops in the battle.
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In both cases residents say the city's denials and delays came at a cost to their well-being.
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Bringing a more capable coffee maker came at the expense of added weight and bulk in their packs.
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The confrontation came at a delicate time in then-Prime Minister and now-President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's leadership.
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The surprise was that after the assault ended, the MCAS paused and came at him again and again.
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But her bicentennial came at a transitional moment in Brontë studies, because the consensus on Anne is changing.
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Cincinnati's score came at the end of a 133-play, 85-yard drive that followed a Jacobs fumble.
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"In all it was fine," said Lewis, whose only European Tour victory came at the 2011 Portugal Masters.
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The suspect was armed with a knife when he came at police officers, said police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld.
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The president's intervention came at a time when his White House has been racked by turmoil and turnover.
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The win came at a cost for Columbus, which lost center Alexander Wennberg to an upper-body injury.
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Yet another indication, only symbolic but just as disturbing, came at this month's state of the union address.
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Georgia Tech had won four of its previous six games, but all of those victories came at home.
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A call about a fire at a chemical plant in Palghar's Tarapur chemical zone came at 7 p.m.
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Even if the movement had helped the feminist cause, she said, it came at too high a price.
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Of course, Manning's 2 rings came at the expense of Brady's Patriots in dramatic fashion -- remember David Tyree??
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The only choral music came at communion when the priest hit the play button on a small boombox.
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It came at 2-2 in the second set after Williams just hit a volley at the net.
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Saying "sieg heil" is never a good look, and Van Basten's comments came at an especially delicate time.
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Omar's comments to The Guardian came at the Iowa People's Presidential Forum, an event organized by progressive groups.
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The robbers came at the merchants with their knives and then, seemingly scared off, ran away, he said.
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Its only loss came at Royal Melbourne in 1998, with the tie occurring in South Africa in 2003.
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DSW's strong sales during November, December and January came at the expense of profit, the company reported Tuesday.
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Mnuchin later appears to surprise Trump when he says the cancellation came at the request of US officials.
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It came at a weird time in a weird space for people at a weird spot for FromSoft.
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My law degree came at a very high price and I do not just mean my monthly payments.
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His turn to politics also came at a difficult moment, as New York was reeling from Sept. 11.
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The second leg of Powell's testimony, an opportunity to clarify comments made on Tuesday, came at 21 a.
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Bolton testified that after he had pulled one of the men off Revis, that man came at him.
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His clearest comments came at a Las Vegas gala in February, which only became widely reported this week.
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All of this came at no cost to the producers, which is why the film's budget is unknowable.
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The heated exchange came at the end of Wednesday's explosive House Oversight Committee hearing featuring Michael D. Cohen.
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The last straw came at the Kids' Choice Awards last month, when Nick and Mariah took the twins.
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Their isolation, although enabling the undisturbed development of a distinct culture to prosper, also came at a cost.
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The announcement came at a press conference one day prior to the FCC's widely unpopular three-to-two vote.
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Snell: Home Alone came at a time when empowerment of young people was something that hadn't really been investigated.
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But the campaign's rebuke of Bossie's organization came at a crucial juncture for the Trump campaign and the RNC.
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As these things normally go, the call to head out into the growing storm came at the last minute.
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McKay said that the Black Mass star came at the role with the perfect amount of "play" and creativity.
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Democrats pointed fingers at Snyder and Michigan officials, suggesting that cost cutting came at the expense of public health.
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But the 17-hour engagement, that ended shortly before 1330 GMT, came at a cost for India's security services.
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The news came at the Wedding & Portrait Photographer International trade show in Las Vegas, Nevada (yep, that's a thing).
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The scandal came at a sensitive moment as the EU and Mercosur sit down to negotiate lowering trade barriers.
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"The only reason given was that the order came at the direction of the President," she will reportedly say.
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The memo came at a time when concerns about sexism in Silicon Valley are at an all time high.
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"He came at us for no reason and that's when Chad walked up and I started recording," Butterfield said.
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Her words came at a critical time for me, as I had reached my lowest point with postpartum depression.
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Lojas Renner' same store sales growth came at 8.3% in the third-quarter compared to 6.9% a year ago.
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Lojas Renner' same store sales growth came at 8.3% in the third-quarter compared to 6.9% a year ago.
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While Iran says it can manufacture parts, the preference was for genuine components, but they came at a price.
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The news came at Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked event, where it announced the new Galaxy Fold and Galaxy S10 devices.
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Another successful pairing of tech founders and GE came at the 45th anniversary of NASA Apollo 11 moon landing.
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But I think his main incredibleness came at the end, the last month when he mixed the whole album.
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The oddest part came at the end, after everyone realized that Comey wasn't actually going to say anything substantive.
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The return of marching came at a time when formal participation in the political process had reached its nadir.
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Their expansion largely came at the cost of unconditional welfare programmes targeted by the act–particularly those providing cash.
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Paying $190 a share for the open-source software, the October deal came at a 63% premium in part.
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The questions came at me like mosquitoes, unable to be repelled no matter how much I waved them away.
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" JH: "I mean, we definitely both came at this as performers as first, and then found writing through it.
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And, like all great art, it came at a great price for its creator—GBP 0.99, to be exact.
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While Trump has survived numerous controversies that would have sunk other candidates, Friday's developments came at a crucial moment.
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Bey, whose only misses came at the foul line, where he was 9 of 11, also grabbed 83 rebounds.
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Some have worried this cost-cutting came at the expense of much needed investments to compete for today's consumer.
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The listing, announced earlier this month, came at a €251 share price, at the top of its pricing range.
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We leave you with the play of the game, which actually came at the end of the first half.
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We came at them pretty hard and didn't give up much, kind of controlled the play a little bit.
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That came at the tail end of a 22-2 Pistons outburst that gave them a 48-31 lead.
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Her experiment, of course, came at a dramatic moment in markets history — the worst-ever start to a year.
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The greatest line came at the end: "If we're going to heal, let it be glorious," Bey told us.
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Initially, the Japanese Coast Guard said that the distress call from the ACX Crystal came at 2:25 a.m.
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Most of his sales came at trade shows and gadget expos, where buyers could see the bowl in action.
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The comments came at a Ohio GOP meeting in April, where she repeatedly took aim at the business mogul.
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He was just glaring at me and came at me again," she told the AP. "I was really resisting.
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The overperformance for advertisers came at a much-needed time for Twitter, which has staked its future on video.
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But let's be honest: this came at a huge cost to facts, our minds and the entire media industry.
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Unfortunately, the spinoff came at the end of last year, which was a pretty terrible time for the market.
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Another bogey followed, but the crowning blow to her day and championship hopes came at the par-five 18th.
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Ryan said the meeting came at the caucuses' request in an interview broadcast by The Associated Press on Wednesday.
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Eventually, it became clear that Jordan's greatness came at a great personal cost; that's the only way it works.
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Indeed, it almost felt as if I/O came at the wrong time of the year for the company.
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The biggest guffaw came at the moment when Matt and Mitch are inspecting a dead body for needle marks.
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Meng's arrest came at the request of the U.S., which alleged that Huawei violated U.S. trade sanctions against Iran.
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In her email to the pretend Weinstein, Bloom said her breaking point came at the allegations of sexual assault.
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But others say it came at the cost of a relentless focus on pushing other products such as loans.
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If pursued seriously, writing demands a kind of obsessive concentration that came, at least for me, to preclude reading.
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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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If Roth found liberation in a more free-flowing style, it came at the price of a critical backlash.
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After the match, Altidore came at the situation with some good jokes: "My girl's mad at me," said Altidore.
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The pivotal moment came at the par-five 17th, where her tenuous one-stroke advantage looked likely to evaporate.
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Our lunch came at a pivotal moment for Ms. Callan, although neither of us knew it at the time.
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Mr. Obama's remark, which came at the request of Prime Minister David Cameron, was widely judged to have backfired.
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Economic Solvency ratio came at 221 pct, in line with end-June levels and below 230 pct last year.
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Words and accolades delivered in memory of a strong, humble, and heroic American came at a moment that Sen.
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The visit came at the end of a busy week for Beatrice who on Tuesday celebrated her 30th birthday.
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The defrosting of relations and the St Petersburg get-together came at an opportune moment for the two leaders.
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That's no mean feat considering that it came at the beginning of the Jim Crow "separate but equal" era.
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The first came at the start of Obama's second term, when the promises of the Arab Spring were unravelling.
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King's remarks came at the end of the forum, in which members discussed various solutions for curbing such content.
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The alleged touching and groping by Hill came at a party to celebrate the end of the legislative session.
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The decision came at a time when Joseph Stalin and Stalinism were denounced by then-Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev.
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But that influence developed over years and, as the cables show, came at the expense of vital American intelligence.
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Nibali's crash came at a similar point in the course, which featured a steep downhill descent near the end.
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With these things in mind the idea to create a mirrored (Rorschach) portrait of a troll came at once.
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Those regulations came at a time when the debt collecting industry had, by all accounts, gone way too far.
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Brazil managed to advance to the semifinals of the 2014 World Cup, but it came at a heavy price.
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They came at a 4.95% yield in a €3bn size but drew over €20bn in orders from 600 investors.
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Mr. Duterte has been less successful with his promise, which he says came at God's request, to stop swearing.
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"This came at the request of Parat (trade union)," political adviser Peder Weidemann Egseth said in an emailed statement.
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The latest falling-out between Pyongyang and Washington came at a delicate moment in relations between Seoul and Washington.
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The announcements came at the company's biggest marketing event, where it unveils its top products for the year ahead.
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According to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, the battery domestic violence call came at approximately 3:15 a.m.
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The meeting came at a moment of heightened tension on the Korean Peninsula and unease in the broader region.
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Arguably, her most iconic look came at the 2000 Grammy Awards, in the form of a plunging Versace dress.
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A recent demonstration of the power of etiquette over leg position came at this year's royal wedding in England.
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The disagreement came at a time when global demand was slumping because of the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
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"This came at the request of Parat (trade union)," political adviser Peder Weidemann Egseth said in an emailed statement.
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The Democratic debate in Las Vegas on Wednesday night came at an important, even pivotal, time in the primary.
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His efforts to "reach across the aisle" resulted in compromises that came at the expense of the Democratic base.
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The proposed rule — generated by the Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing — came at the behest of Utah Gov.
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A low point came at Christmastime 1983 when he suffered panic attacks and decided he could never accept blindness.
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The goal came at the exact same time on the game clock as New York's deciding tally on Saturday.
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So, you know, the whole zero-dollar trade I think came at people in a way that surprised me.
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Three of Story's homers came at Coors, which last year was the fifth most favorable park for home runs.
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Acton's original tweet came at the height of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, as the #DeleteFacebook movement swept the nation.
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"We are all happy to have won but it came at a heavy price," Francois told reporters in Paris.
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The rains finally came at the end of the seventh, accompanied by high winds and loud booms of thunder.
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His fixation on the operational and logistical as mayor often came at the expense of political and emotional considerations.
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Chief Shea said the first calls to 911 reporting shots fired at the club came at 6:55 a.m.
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It seems obvious now, but the savings to the American consumer came at the cost of the American worker.
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Sanders's fundraising surge came at a time in the campaign season when the pace of donations typically slows down.
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The Senate decision came at an awkward time for Salvini, whose deft political touch appears to have deserted him.
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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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There had been speculation at Davos that Trump's support came at the urging Benioff, a trustee of the forum.
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The pressure campaign came at the same time that Trump was withholding congressionally appropriated military aid to Ukraine. Rep.
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The vandalism came at a time when federal authorities have recorded an uptick in hate crimes across the country.
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Mr. Cosby's conviction came at a second trial after a first trial ended in 2017 with a hung jury.
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Video showed storm swamp boat The first 911 call for the duck boat sinking came at 7:09 p.m.
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He scored in the ensuing shootout as Montreal earned an important 5-4 win that came at a cost.
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White House officials downplayed the move, saying it came at the discretion of new national security adviser H.R. McMaster.
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So it's interesting that you, Raquel, came at this issue not from the point of view of ethnic diversity.
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But fighting big battles came at a cost, for this type of war required the enormous mobilization of people.
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For Adams, that lesson came at a pivotal moment when his food truck business merged with its biggest competitor.
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Tuesday's hearing came at virtually the same time Trump announced he had fired John Bolton as national security adviser.
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Victory came at a 12th attempt for Djokovic in Cincinnati and it was his second title of the year.
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Half of those attacks were motivated by radical Islam, while 86 came at the hands of far-right extremists.
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The remarks came at a large protest in Beirut against President Trump's decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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His dismissal instead came at the direction of the F.B.I. deputy director, David Bowdich, who overruled the formal recommendation.
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But it came at the cost of the tight-knit communities we built when we did everything in meatspace.
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Victory also came at a price - May promised she would step down by the next election scheduled for 2022.
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It came at a cost, however: Two managers, Bert van Marwijk and Edgardo Bauza, were fired during the campaign.
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The win came at a cost for the Blue Jackets as forward Alexandre Texier sustained an upper-body injury.
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The ball came at her and she connected with it effortlessly, the bat ringing as the ball soared back.
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The funding came at a time when some investors were concerned about things like slow IPO and M&A activity.
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That innovation came at a price—it launched at $800, costing hundreds more than its closest competitor, the Oculus Rift.
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The idea for a strippers' union came at last year's Women's Strike, in which sex workers played an instrumental role.
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That came at a time when prices of diesel, used in many taxis in India, surged by about 30 percent.
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He has 24 strikeouts and two walks in 23 innings over the two outings, both of which came at home.
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They said the Triple Bs came at a discount margin in the low 500s, compared to the disclosed 450bp coupon.
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Indeed, a cheer went up that rippled through the streets when the announcement came at exactly 259 pm, Paris time.
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The arrests came at the end of a day without any major conflict after police did not enter the camp.
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" Shazia's return to girlhood came at 13 when one of her older sisters intervened, telling the family "this is enough.
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People taking advantage of innocent passersby on the street for YouTube views came at an important time in internet history.
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Most of the good scores came at Monterey Peninsula, which yielded a lower average than Pebble Beach and Spyglass Hill.
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Brokerage Peel Hunt, however, said the review came at a bad time for Dignity, as it trials new price models.
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The bad news for LinkedIn is that its bad news came at a time when public markets are reacting aggressively.
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I have nothing but respect for him and the vote came at the end of a long day for everyone.
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There again, he came at the event's promoters with his last-minute request for a dome and was turned down.
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The brief shutdown came at a sensitive time for financial markets, with world stock markets diving in the past week.
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Lavrov's censure of Washington, on a low-profile visit to Mexico, came at an awkward time for the host nation.
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The intervention in Libya -- which Obama noted was the "right thing to do" -- came at the strong urging of Clinton.
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The most telling moment of Mike Pompeo's secretary of state confirmation hearing on Thursday came at the very end. Sen.
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Flash estimates of Markit's manufacturing purchasing managers index (PMI) for April came at 50.8, below the expected reading of 52.0.
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The discussion came at a closed door weekly House GOP conference meeting, according to two Republicans who attended the session.
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Cabrera's five RBIs came at the expense of Mike Clevinger (2-3), who gave up seven hits in two innings.
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The humiliation came at the end of a 66-day campaign into which Mr Renzi threw himself with frenetic energy.
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Dillon had only one previous top-five start this season, and that came at Auto Club Speedway in Fontana, Calif.
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It came at a time when fuel prices were going toward record highs, and the country was heading toward recession.
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The turning point came at a special briefing prepared at his request on what an air strike would look like.
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Check it out ... Jimmy seems to acknowledge Ted practiced a lot this week but it came at a serious expense.
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