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Toyota came in first, Mercedes-Benz came in second, and Ford came in third.
Hillary came in second, and that guy came in third.
He came in one day and came in every day after.
"Thank God this machine came in when it came in," he said.
My sisters came in 28, my parents and I came in 212.
That thing came in, then all of a sudden Broward came in.
That came in really close there, just the camera that came in.
His campaign slogan #MAGA came in second place, while #TrumpTrain came in fourth.
When the money finally came in, however, it came in $80 or $90 installments.
In 2016, her team came in 11th, and the next year they came in 14th.
Beyonce's "Formation" came in at No. 3 and "Hold Up" came in at No. 9.
Kasich came in second place in New Hampshire in 2016 while Trump came in first.
Trump said there were "23 people that came in or potentially came in" with Saipov.
The economy came in second with 8,100 votes, and health care came in third, with 7,000.
"Marcus came in not necessarily as a partner," says Chuck, "he came in as a brother."
Ted Cruz came in third place in the state with around 21 percent, Ben Carson came in fourth with around 4.8, and John Kasich came in last with about 3.6 percent.
Snapchat came in third with 51.31% of votes, while Facebook came in fourth with 34.19% of answers.
For instance, in the 2008 GOP caucuses, Mitt Romney came in second, and John McCain came in fourth.
Four of those previous visits came in April following the Super Bowl victories and one came in May.
William came in third overall, while his wife came in last place, earning herself the "wooden spoon" award.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel came in third; Chinese leader Xi Jinping came in fourth; Pope Francis finished fifth.
We hit a couple of big shots — Jordan came in, Darius came in and gave us some great minutes.
Ted Cruz came in second with 33 percent, and Marco Rubio, with 13 percent, came in a distant third.
RELATED: Trump thanks evangelicals for their supportReactions came in to the Pope's comments came in beyond the campaign trail.
Fletcher came in first but failed to win enough votes to avert a runoff, while Moser came in second.
Mazara's fifth of the season came in the second inning, while Centeno's first of the season came in the third.
Mr. Villaraigosa came in third; Gavin Newsom, the Democrat lieutenant governor, came in first, followed by John Cox, a Republican.
"I was at the airport when the casket came in, the body came in, and it was very sad," Trump said.
Saunders' first homer came in the sixth against Iwakuma and his second came in the eighth against left-hander Wade LeBlanc.
She came in third during the 100-meter backstroke semi-finals, but thought she came in fourth, hence the obvious glee.
But it's safe to say, Clinton came in with the advantage, and Trump came in with an almost impossible recovery mission.
National security/Terrorism/ISIS came in second with 17% and race relations/racial issues/police came in third with 8% support.
Modern pop came in second for genre with 19% of couples choosing a pop song, and R&B came in third.
San Jose came in second with an average cost of $11,853, and San Francisco came in third with $11,377, Clever found.
"I called them and I said, 'hey look, this came quickly, it came in hot, it came in on Sunday,'" Smith said.
Jack was in there and then Ev Williams came in and then Dick Costolo came in and now Jack is back in.
Only 67% of the costs came in the first year — 22% came in year 2, and 11% in year 3 and beyond.
In economic news, September retail sales came in at 0.6 percent, in line with expectations, while producer prices came in above expectations.
And then therapy came in, and drugs came in, and [whistles, as though something were falling] and [the procedure] was debatable anyway.
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump came in second, at 28500 percent, and Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton came in third, at 6900 percent.
"Nurses came in and the doctor came in as well, and I just remember them ripping all the wires from me," she said.
In other economic news, September retail sales came in at 0.6 percent, in line with expectations, while producer prices came in above expectations.
Cardi B's song "I Like It" came in second, and Maroon 5's "Girls Like You" — which features Cardi B — came in third.
Others asked questions: Was this working for both the students who came in performing at high levels and those who came in needing remediation?
This fly zapper-racket came in handy when the flies came in since Raid and other sprays are not an option around the babies.
"Gemini Man" came in third place (United Artists' "The Addams Family" came in second with $30.2 million) only bringing in $20.5 million this weekend.
Disney's "The Lion King" came in second with $203 million, and Sony's "Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood" came in third with $20 million.
Comparatively, he came in 7th when you rank candidates based on what all respondents said, while Sanders came in sixth and Warren in fifth.
And it all but ended any hopes Mr. Rubio (who came in fifth) and Mr. Christie (who came in sixth) had in the state.
Another royal that came in the top spot was Prince Harry with 13.9% of the vote while Prince William came in second with 11%.
Denver, Colorado, which scored high on dating opportunities, came in second and San Francisco, California, boosted by its fun and recreation score, came in third.
United Continental (UAL) came in 20 cents above estimates with adjusted quarterly profit of $1.15 per share, though the airline's revenue came in below forecasts.
"We wanted to prove that we came in peace in May, we came in peace in August, and we come again in peace," Spencer said.
When it came to the novelty flavors — not including those on Golden cookies — Carrot Cake came in first place and Dark Chocolate came in last.
If water came in through the foundation the home is covered differently than if wind blew out a window and water came in that way.
They allowed me to read some of the mail that came in, and from all over the states, and the world, kind letters came in.
On an annual basis, Uber's revenues came in at $3 billion while losses came in at $1.8 billion for 10, compared to $2.2 billion in 2017.
"This came in time for the opposition to cooperate if they want to ... and also came in time for Fidesz to tweak its campaign," he said.
Also, Markit services PMI came in at 51.3 for March while the ISM non-manufacturing index for March came in at 54.5, above the expected 54.
"The CPI came in today .. and again it came in low," Kashkari, the sole dissenter against Fed rate hikes this year, told a community bankers' forum.
New yuan loans came in at a record-high of RMB 2.5 trillion while total social financing also came in above consensus at RMB 3.4 trillion.
Anna Wintour came in a long blush pink Chanel suit, and Janelle Monáe came in Egyptian-inspired multicolored sparkling kalasiri from the Temple of Dendur collection.
"This man that came in, or whatever you want to call him, brought in with him other people, and he was the point of contact, the primary point of contact for — and this is preliminarily — 23 people that came in or potentially came in with him," Trump said.
I think they're called Calibrate now, that stepped in and led that round, and then Kleiner Perkins came in and Richard Branson came in, and then Shaq. Right.
Most cash came in post-election Only $22.1 million of that came in by Election Day, according to the records, meaning $21.4 million came after Trump became president.
"He was the point of contact, the primary point of contact for – this is preliminarily – 23 people that came in or potentially came in with him," Trump said.
And he was the point of contact, the primary point of contact, for -- and this is preliminarily -- 3003 people that came in or potentially came in with him.
The first landing in January 20183 came in too fast, while the second in April 2015 came in with a softer landing but carried too much lateral motion.
I transitioned all at once in 2013 while working at a call center; one day I came in a man, and the next I came in a woman.
He came in and I had my men on scaffolds, and all of a sudden I came in to check on my guys and they're not there anymore.
This pumpkin pie from Trader Joe's cost $5.99 and came in a festive box decorated with pumpkins, unlike the plain brown cardboard boxes the other pies came in.
Revenue came in at $216 million, up 35% from a year ago, and earnings came in at $8003 per share, a nearly 37% improvement, in the December quarter.
When she came in the front door she used her sleeve to open the door and she came in and she wouldn't even sit in an actual chair.
Sometimes the beauty that captured me came in the form of a male, and sometimes it came in the form of a female; either way worked for me.
China's exports for the month of March came in much higher than expected, while its imports came in much lower than expected, according to customs data released on Friday.
Marriott — Marriott came in three cents a share ahead of estimates with adjusted quarterly profit of 91 cents per share, but the hotel operator's revenue came in below forecasts.
His last major tournament win came in April when he won the Masters, and before that, his last major championship came in 2008 when he won the US Open.
I admire his militant obsession with acquiring office gossip, which usually came in the form of a Slack saying "what's the goss?" but which occasionally came in blog form.
It was three women: the doctor who performed it came in, the nurse who would be there came in, and they just were very open about what would happen.
Five Below – Five Below came in ... 163 above.
John came in one morning, who's great, John came in one morning and literally just went up to the whiteboard in the writer's room and drew it, the whole thing.
You know, I understand he was married living in Paterson, but I think that when he came in, he came in as one person, but I&aposm not sure about.
And that isn't the only divisive item to appear in the top 10: Prada's nylon fanny pack came in at number four, while Balenciaga's gem-embellished platform Crocs came in last.
Alaska Airlines topped the list of 12 best air carriers, while Delta came in second and Virgin America landed third; JetBlue, Hawaiian and Southwest came in 53th, 5th and 6th respectively.
There is a group there -- he came in 2010.
The one remaining — Hunt — came in a distant second.
Don't worry, I have people who came in ... Right.
Sandberg's response came in the form of — what else?
Brocade fabrics came in shades of blue and velvet .
"  "McCain came in for him and made a difference.
A happy ending She came in like a .... bride.
ROME — Christo built it and people came, in droves.
I came in as a ... I don't know Washington.
His breakout season came in 1967, when he batted .
" The doctor came in and said, "Call the police.
Google's performance came in just shy of Nike's and .
Other data released on Friday included the Chicago PMI (purchasing managers' index) survey for September, which came in at 54.2, and the final Michigan Sentiment for September, which came in at 91.2.
In response to a question asking which platforms participants check on a daily basis, Instagram came in first with 64.59% of votes, while YouTube came in a close second with 5593% of votes.
My friend Frank Macchia came in and played flute for that, and then Gil Sharone, who plays drums with Marilyn Manson, he came in and did the percussion for that piece of music.
The latest stage of the process came in 2014 when the "lead candidate" convention came in, offering voters a chance to endorse a prospective president by voting for his or her party family.
CVS Health – The drugstore operator and pharmacy benefits manager came in 53 cents a share above estimates, with adjusted quarterly profit of $1.69 per share, while revenue also came in above Street forecasts.
After he came in third in Hawaii with 12 percent, he was a mere 2 for 53 in the campaign, and his wins came in the Republican hinterlands of Minnesota and Puerto Rico.
The incident that brought EDT together came in late 1997.
New Zealand's came in their 45th Test, after 26 years.
"My age came in as a factor," Mr. Gérard said.
Prince William's facial proportions came in second place at 80.9%.
Revenue came in at $2395 billion, up from $1.13 billion.
You can see that yields came in a little bit.
The mobile service provider's revenue also came in above forecasts.
He came in first in his class at West Point?
Consumer sentiment came in at 97.5 in November, below estimates.
I came in that Monday and tried to get it.
Chris McDaniel came in a distant third with 16.5 percent.
Ronnie came in for 15 minutes and tore it up.
Once new management came in, they shut down the shuttle.
Kasich came in second in that primary, by the way.
Quarterly revenue from operations came in at 108.75 billion rupees.
Central and Eastern Europe came in second at 33 percent.
They're also following up on several tips that came in.
Li finished with 103, while Thrasher came in with 208.0.
The online brokerage's revenue came in slightly above Street forecasts.
Navarro, who came in second place, won just over 9,000.
The District of Columbia came in 9th at 6.32 percent.
The Marlins' fifth run off Lauer came in the third.
Citigroup came in second with 428 deals totaling $37.6 billion.
"Corey Scott came in here and he testified," he said.
Duncan Jones came in — what was the movie he did?
Our child's diet or nutrition came in at 52 percent.
The first came in 1998, when it lost to France.
We came in for speech prep one day, and wow.
Snakes, lizards, frogs, spiders, and insects came in to stay.
"Someone came in through our son's bedroom window," Finch says.
BUT Warner's talked extensively about the fact we came in.
Hernandez came in and got Josh Harrison to ground out.
He came in and said 'This stuff can't be real.
"No matter who came in, it didn't matter," she says.
Kim's last test of that kind came in November 2017.
Last year's daily average came in at 2176.7500 million rupees.
Half of these losses came in the past five years.
The U.S. said China's "unlawful seizure" came in international waters.
And they got it this year, so it came in.
The mobile payments company's revenue came in slightly above estimates.
Clint Eastwood's "The Mule" came in second with $17 million.
This is where the Latin influence came in as well.
Some of the strongest criticism came in Britain's own media.
The number came in well below expectations for 162,000 positions.
"Health care for everyone" came in last even among Democrats.
The most recent expansion, to 10 teams, came in 2012.
Irene came in next, but she couldn't do anything, either.
He came in and did a good job for us.
They came in buses, on donkeys, and sometimes by foot.
And it was not a storm that came in gusts.
A 911 dispatcher describes a call that just came in.
Gross merchandise value came in below estimates at $2251.4 billion.
Sanders came in a close second, talking for 17.6 minutes.
More than 2,000 job cuts came in 2015 and 2016.
His firm's next donation came in October 2015, for $2,500.
Elizabeth Warren, who came in third in Iowa, and Rep.
The food maker's revenue also came in above analysts' forecasts.
The rubbish finish came in Antonio Silva versus Stefan Struve.
After Beall posted it herself, the responses came in droves.
Those figures came in lower than some analyst models predicted.
The biggest transformation came in the prime minister's office itself.
The Padres came in leading the majors with 5 strikeouts.
Bass's tweet seemingly came in response to this last move.
The family that includes weasels and otters came in third.
However, when excluding currency fluctuations it came in at 4.6%.
"But then Wisconsin came in," he said of election night.
And many of the other guests even came in costume.
The realization came in full around the South Carolina primary.
Last year's daily average came in at 13 million rupees.
In the end, Nikkei came in with a good offer.
Let me add that someone horrifying also came in third.
"I'm still the Alaskan kid who came in," Gomez said.
Senator Ted Cruz of Texas came in at 9 percent.
His last full season came in 2300 with the Nationals.
A report on private payrolls also came in below expectations.
Meanwhile, April flash Markit services PMI came in at 52.1.
The discs came in large, heavy, plastic cassettes for protection.
"When I came in, I envisioned farmhouse wood," she says.
WATTERS: Do you know why that came in then, Juan?
The networking equipment maker's revenue came in slightly above projections.
New York came in second place, with Arizona in third.
"Pet Sematary" came in at the higher end of expectations.
Her first acting gig came in 1976, in a Mrs.
Everyone else came in a neat suit with high heels.
They turned around and came in to check us out!!
The computer and printer maker's revenue came in above forecasts.
RHP Zack Godley came in holding opposing hitters to a .
BUT I DIDN'T QUITE UNDERSTAND WHERE DELL CAME IN THERE.
The announcement came in a campaign video released Thursday morning.
About 22000 of those came in the last week alone.
You Made It Part TwoPart two came in many forms.
The Markit manufacturing PMI index, meanwhile, came in at 52.0.
Australia came in second out of the 11 countries included.
Lenovo grew, too, by 14.5 percent but came in fourth.
The company's earnings came in lighter than Wall Street expected.
About 7,500 came in the first four months of 2018.
Markstrom's shutout came in his 129th game and 115th start.
Revenues came in at $2.21 billion, just shy of estimates.
F— you and that high horse you came in on.
But Iaconetti "came in like a roller coaster," recalls Haibon.
So, Nick's barber, Ronnie [McCoy], came in and cut it.
Suomela's first career goal came in his 23th NHL game.
He came in through the diversity program, as you know.
Musk came in as an investor, ponying up $6.5 million.
Still, it came in slightly lower than analysts had expected.
Profit at JPMorgan Chase came in at a record $8.7bn.
"Ripped jeans" came in fifth, followed by "jeans" in sixth.
Yet, Warhol's Interview Magazine came in the mail each month.
He came in through the exit door and opened fire.
"This diagnosis of pneumonia came in on Friday," he said.
"We came in together we'll go out together," Mike says.
Gross billings came in at $100 million, also above consensus.
The U.S. November trade deficit came in at $22.5 billion.
Earnings came in at 91.2 million riyals, below analysts' expectations.
The restaurant chain's revenue also came in above analyst projections.
Last year, revenues came in at over 27 billion euros.
Russia came in third with a surplus of $116 billion.
Revenue for the iPhone came in just slightly below projections.
The casino operator's revenue came in above Wall Street forecasts.
"He and his lawyer came in last night," says March.
That's where Hua Yang, Kontsevich's Leap Motion colleague came in.
That's where the former intern from New Jersey came in.
And when I came, in China was a dominant force.
The company's revenue came in short of estimates, as well.
Oil output, however, came in slightly below analysts' mean estimate.
Excluding tax, the loss came in at 20.8885 million euros.
The first real wave of Africans came in the 1980s.
The disclosure came in GE's annual report, filed Tuesday evening.
As the saying goes, March came in like a lion.
She came in third place with earnings of $13.5 million.
The Donald came in 2nd, but only by a point.
The finish came in the closing seconds of the third.
She came in fourth in the race, with nearly 13%.
The U.S. November trade deficit came in at $42.4 billion.
The net loss for 2015 came in at $5.62 billion.
On the data front, jobless claims came in at 272,000.
More than half of those extra earnings came in 2017.
When the harmonies came in — it was a beautiful choice.
Last year's daily average came in at 219.73 million rupees.
JH:​ I also loved it when Peju Layiwola came in.
Alaska Airlines came in third, with a score of 78.
I love the items that came in the spring box.
In economic news, weekly jobless claims came in at 265,000.
This year, temporary salvation came in the form of Anderson .
He came in proudly expecting to sweep all four contests.
The Philly Fed came in at minus 2.8 for February.
So my support came in the form of daily calls.
Reactions came in from the business and energy world Wednesday.
Its unemployment rate came in at a steady 4.9 percent.
Elwell's comments came in a letter to Senator Roger Wicker.
BTW ... who knew Mercedes G-Wagons came in lime green?
The February Markit flash manufacturing PMI came in at 51.0.
Revenue came in at $8.51 billion, up from $7.31 billion.
That upgrade came in the form of a bionic arm.
The chipmaker's revenue also came in above Wall Street forecasts.
Five Guys came in third place, with 12% of transactions.
I came in around 2010, and left four years later.
The other two short terms came in particularly extraordinary times.
It came in the form of an amendment from Rep.
Sanders came in fourth place, according to a Reuters report.
In economic news, initial jobless claims came in at 276,000.
The Chicago PMI, meanwhile, came in at 53.6, above estimates.
"We came in voting no, we left voting no," Rep.
She came in and read with Rose and Julie Benz.
Trillium's proposal first came in a regulatory filing on Friday.
Younger sister Marva Scott's first reported match came in 1954.
Last year's daily average came in at 21 million rupees.
Revenue came in at 3.1 billion pounds, up 8.2 percent.
Then Simon Crane came in and did second unit [direction].
Salvation came, in 1969, in the form of the Somerset
"The speed at which it came in was shocking," Col.
There was one girl who came in with her boyfriend.
Eleven of Frye's 20 points came in the fourth quarter.
The sweetener from the parliament came in the provisioning calendar.
Usher came in to the studio just ready to work.
Yeah, no, it's just generally how these things came in.
The kitsch came in the 1980s when they sold out.
Most patients who came in to Shearer's clinic were prepared.
Or every once in a while, a rhino came in.
Salvation soon came in the form of a garbage truck.
Revenues also came in above expectations at 4.52 billion euros.
Everybody that came in contact with him loved the guy.
The video streaming device maker's revenue came in above estimates.
Calls came in from all over the state, Dix said.
Scott came in third with 11 percent of the vote.
The ruling came in a case brought by Vugo Inc.
Lois came in and sat between them on the sofa.
Alito's remarks came in response to a question from Rep.
All 16 of his points came in the second half.
And I came in and I had to fix it.
That is until Keisling came in to school him. Ha!
Sitting down with them, we came in with no judgements.
It came in the fourth inning against RHP Bartolo Colon.
Revenue for parks and resorts came in at $6.7 billion.
MC Beats was the girl who came in before me.
"That's where that culture came in," said one former staffer.
Some of the firings came in big group employee meetings.
Barr's tweets came in the early hours of Tuesday morning.
An example of Gordon's impact came in the first inning.
The Google parent's revenue also came in above Street forecasts.
The regional bank's revenue also came in above analyst forecasts.
He came in second and won a bottle of Champagne.
The housewares maker's revenue also came in short of forecasts.
Sales declined 3.8%, but also came in ahead of expectations.
Pointy leather boots came in an array of bright colors.
Maybe yours came in July, at camp, when 4 p.m.
The July report came in well above the expected 180,000.
"The doctor came in and barely explained anything," Hyden said.
His one scare came in January of 2018, when audio
Weekly jobless claims, which came in below estimates, also contributed.
Notably, six of those seven wins came in the Prairies.
Sunday was grocery day and we came in under budget.
"Gemini Man" came in third place, earning only $21 million.
The drugmaker's revenue also came in below Wall Street forecasts.
Sony's "Zombieland: Double Tap" came in third with $26.73 million.
" His most well-known work came in 20153 with "Hope.
Over the weekend of July 5003, lab results came in.
The data came in with a PFS of 11.8 months.
Five Below (FIVE) came in — wait for it — five above.
The second call came in around 11pm local time. Sgt.
These numbers, of course, fluctuated as more results came in.
Sanders came in second with 2900 percent, followed by Sen.
Then a skinny man with a yellowish face came in.
Christie came in a distant fifth and subsequently dropped out.
What I'm saying is, she came in after the speech.
In the beginning, he came in -- he was very imperious.
Kennedy Holmes, of Jennifer Hudson's team, came in fourth place.
Seattle, Washington came in tenth place for entertainment and recreation.
MOD — SIMPLE SALAD: MOD's salad came in a plastic bowl.
The economy came in third after health care and immigration.
The chipmaker's revenue came in very slightly above Street forecasts.
This candy land came in third in the children's category.
As the actual returns came in, the newsrooms seemed rudderless.
His most recent win at PIR came in March 2016.
Revenue came in at $25 billion, compared with $22016 billion.
We came in with different ideas to create something whimsical.
Trump came in for a lot of the blame, personally.
Ryan McLelland, came in behind and handcuffed Kennedy, he said.
Mr. Rubio's lone previous victory came in the Minnesota caucuses.
He came in third with 16 percent of the vote.
Hill came in third in the state's Republican gubernatorial primary.
Brian had all kinds of problems when he came in.
The very first individual that came in was a physician.
The most recent wave of refugees came in August 2017.
He certainly knows the genre and that came in handy.
New Directions came in second place at Nationals that year.
The Walking Dead came in second place, followed by Westworld.
Losses came in at $168.5 million, up from $126.1 million.
That's where Howard Hughes, the reclusive billionaire businessman, came in.
This is where Peter Romar, the money launderer, came in.
Last year's daily average came in at 2175.4000 million rupees.
The next big test for the populists came in March.
There was this line: Her breath came in short pants.
It had a really cool box that it came in.
What if jelly beans came in every flavor, including earwax?
I'm proud of what Alex did when he came in.
A photo showing a fluorescent alligator embryo came in third.
The Snack Shack came in handy for me Sunday night.
The midpoint came in largely matching market expectations, traders said.
" A pamphlet came in the mail, titled "Are You Gay?
Landry Jones came in to finish the half for Pittsburgh.
A further plunge came in recent years thanks to fracking.
IBM's revenue, however, came in below expectations at $19.29 billion.
Like on Super Tuesday, Sanders came in third with 13%.
They were finishing their meal when another call came in.
I just know that he came in pretty sore today.
The country's most recent Davis Cup title came in 2007.
It came in a beautiful package with personalized, handwritten notes.
The first ones he saw came in the late 22017s.
I would say in their defense, they came in early.
Right, and again, those investors — Ellison, Draper — came in early.
Her breath came in rasps that echoed from her throat.
When Clinton came in it was a totally different feel.
Libertarian candidate Jake Porter came in third in Tuesday's election.
At the last Olympics in London, Brazil came in ninth.
On Tuesday, he said, more than 700 calls came in.
Kraft peered at the screens as the results came in.
First quarter growth came in at a solid 3.1 percent.
Anything that came in, and everything in Australia is imported.
" She added: "Until Charter came in, that feeling was there.
GABBARD: The Taliban was there long before we came in.
His last bet — a loss — came in June, he added.
The ending came in August 2016, when Max was 25.
Both of those deals came in the last couple years.
Two of Ms. Wojcicki's inflection points came in spring 2017.
It came in a keg, filled with her favorite beer.
They came in four vehicles each with about seven fighters.
Of the eight batteries tested, the AmazonBasics came in fourth.
Michael's best season came in 19963, when he batted .21996.
Azar's comments came in response to a question from Rep.
I saw purple smoke and I came in his mouth.
And it came in $1 billion less than people thought.
The home builder's revenue also came in above analysts' forecasts.
"They just came in and took over," Ms. Friend said.
The claim came in a statement and without supporting evidence.
Retail sales from July also came in worse than expected.
Bernie Sanders came in at 216% support, followed by Sen.
I came in, and I got to create that world.
He came in for a coffee on his lunch break.
Universal's thriller "Breaking In" came in third with $16.5 million.
Australia's January trade data released Thursday came in above expectations.
Ted Cruz came in second place with 18 percent support.
The country came in fourth, behind Switzerland, Singapore and Canada.
The French came in the 1700s, followed by the British.
His comments came in response to a question from Sen.
Reaction came in swiftly on social media as #earthquake trended:
Penn State's last road win at Michigan came in 2010.
Pat Benatar, who came in second, was also not included.
"We came in peace," he began, later shaking Rodriguez's hand.
All of Gaudreau's points also came in the first period.
The office furniture maker's revenue also came in above forecasts.
The United States came in third with 165 billion euros.
My father's second speech came in the summer of 220.
One October day, a call came in to the studio.
"Yellow" came in third, while "orange" followed in last place.
The casino operator's revenue came in above estimates, as well.
Also, I came in third in a national carpentry competition.
"He kind of came in as an underdog," Stowell said.
The most recent decision in their favor came in November.
The final donation, for a million dollars, came in February.
But the bullpen came in and did a great job.
Active clients came in line with estimates at 2.93 million.
I'll start with one of the questions-- that came in.
Which came in handy when unpleasant things began to unfold.
When my regulars came in, I did it for them.
The estimates came in at $250,260 to $2600,800 per month.
Tubman came in second with 17 percent of the vote.
The jobless rate for adult women came in at 3.1%.
Most of the growth came in the last two years.
The votes on Trump's Iran policy came in on Jan.
Thankfully, Tiff's mom came in clutch with a throwback post.
An even bigger change came in how it recruits drivers.
Shelby Houlihan set an American record and came in 21th.
Cloud infrastructure and platform revenue came in at $400 million.
The comments came in an advisory notice sent by email.
The poultry producer's revenue came in above Wall Street forecasts.
His first major success with shotgun sequencing came in 1981.
The home builder's revenue came in below Wall Street forecasts.
No one came in and the mood was so low.
Google's support came in the form of grants and partnerships.
They all came in the game like they own it.
BECKY QUICK: I mean, when you came in, I remember.
ET, the battleground assessment came in, confirming no US casualties.
American Airlines came in last on the Journal's overall ranking.
For example, five of Snead's wins came in team events.
A few days later, Trebek's response came in the mail.
But when the fence came in, it was a deterrent.
"New people came in and bought the company," he said.
John Kasich came in a distant second with 15 percent.
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania came in second with a score of 29.
Revenue and flat comparable sales also came in below forecasts.
The apparel maker's revenue came in above forecasts as well.
The dog called Think Big came in second to last.
Of his 19 aces, seven came in the final set.
But you came in with a preconceived notion and bias.
"The military came in and did their audits," Castleman said.
An Iraqi immigrant came in last night, he needs dialysis.
Thanksgiving and July 4th came in second and third, respectively.
His favorite memory came in 2011, when he was 12.
And they came in with -- oh, they brought them all.
The wireless chip maker's revenue also came in above forecasts.
I came in the campaign in the middle of August.
This time, the big upset came in Florida's governor's race.
No demographic came in lower than 91% on this one.
Catholics came in at 23.0%, and evangelicals were at 22.5%.
The whole thing came in under budget and on time.
The last of those came in overtime, sealing the outcome.
This is where services like GoWatchIt and JustWatch came in.
The Republican National Committee came in third, spending $16.5 million.
The weight loss company's revenue also came in above forecasts.
She just came in to pick a fight with someone.
All five of the Padres' hits came in the fifth.
Revenue for the delivery company also came in below forecasts.
The sound was turned up as the results came in.
The office furniture maker's revenue came in below analysts' forecasts.
That decision came in a case called Citizens United vs.
The home builder's revenue came in slightly below consensus, however.
The statement came in response to a question by Sen.
What came, in quick succession, was curiosity and tentative exploration.
The cloud computing company's revenue came in above analysts' forecasts.
Savchenko and her partner Stanislav Morozov came in 15th place.
"Many years ago they came in with impunity," Solis said.
But then new interrogators came in, with more forceful techniques.
The next test for Corbyn came in the 2017 election.
The most unexpected victories came in local races for prosecutor.
North Dakota came in at No. 9 for financial safety.
His first public break from Times orthodoxy came in 1976.
They came in different scents like "Brainstorm" and "Stress Release."
What do you remember most about when you came in?
And that's when the feds came in and nabbed him.
Switzerland took the top spot and Japan came in fifth.
So I remember the day this one couple came in.
This is where the huge data set came in handy.
Biden came in second place with 18 percent of respondents.
I use a small jar that chopped pimento came in.
But his most forceful statements came in otherwise forgettable decisions.
The dueling legal filings came in advance of Stone's Feb.
Miller's winner came in the second round of the shootout.
Those large numbers came in the face of big challenges.
It came in at 203%, above the previous quarter's 33.8%.
The big break came in April, when Republican state Sen.
A person came in from Mexico illegally and killed her.
She had just three bullets — what came in the pistol.
The index came in at 93.2, compared with 92 expected.
A shaft of light came in through the opened door.
Before dawn, a nurse came in to give her morphine.
The party came in third in the balloting last week.
They all came in believing that Washington was a cesspool.
About 30 minutes passed and then another man came in.
A person came in from Mexico, illegally, and killed her.
Revenues came in at $22.7 billion, just below analysts' expectations.
After the results came in, the Labour leadership was furious.
He came in and showered, and I got everything ready.
Last year's daily average came in at 231 million rupees.
That's how they came in; that's how they'll go out.
I came in running, on the ground, going full ahead.
When that came in, it made it more official somehow.
Another hour passed before a different customs officer came in.
Earnings per share came in at 92 cents per share versus 73 cents per share expected by analysts, and revenue came in at $2.45 billion versus $2.35 billion, according to Thomson Reuters consensus estimates.
"When I came in at 6 o'clock in the morning, the overnight shift was bragging about it," jokes Reed, who works the morning shift and was not there when Wahlberg came in. https://twitter.
The French Socialist Party came in fifth place in April's presidential election, the Dutch Labour Party came in seventh place in March's parliamentary election, both with around 5-85033 percent of the popular vote.
That means renewals are picking up as the deadline approaches: according to previous USCIS data, 6,000 applications came in between September 1543 and October 2, and 7,500 came in between October 2 and 4.
And I said, well, how come if he came in third place and I came in substantially better at second place, why isn't mine one of the great victories in the history of politics?
The government came in and declared them a monopoly essentially, and their behaviors on that, and that the operating system was so compelling that it did ... the government came in and did this case.
The IHS Markit October flash services PMI (purchasing managers' index) estimate for October came in at 29.9, slightly below the expected 51.9, while its manufacturing counterpart came in at 45.7 against a forecast of 46.0.
AT&T indeed came in first with mean download speeds of 28 Mbps in Q53 25, Ookla wrote, but T-Mobile came in at 24 Mbps, Verizon at 25 Mbps, and Sprint at 31.21 Mbps.
Tinder users who participated in the first week of Swipe the Vote aligned most strongly with Bernie Sanders, while fellow Democrat Hillary Clinton came in a close second and Republican Ted Cruz came in third.
He signed their underwear — or the packages the underwear came in.
Mr. Courrèges's breakthrough came in 1964 with his "Space Age" collection.
She came in 23 times and won 22 of the points.
Donald came in at number 444, dropping from 418 in 2014.
His tweet about John McCain's brain cancer diagnosis came in third.
Near the end of his shift, the fateful alert came in.
The U.K. ranked 17th and the U.S. came in at 28th.
Trump's initial proposal for a ban came in December of 2015.
The hard disk maker's revenue came in above estimates, as well.
All of the contributions from the Amazon executives came in September.
Craig's first major break in the case came in September 2009.
Facebook didn't even beat Twitter, which came in at 6 percent.
She asked for prayers, and they came in by the hundreds.
The design came in 1981 towards the end of Hipgnosis' tenure.
Responses came in by the hundreds -- the good and the ugly.
Caila came in third on Ben Higgins' season of The Bachelor.
It came in 1974, the year he started driving a taxi.
His presidency-disqualifying sin came in the hours after the debate.
It was like in The Jerk when the phonebooks came in.
We had some viewer e-mails that came in as well.
Radio came in just as I was about 8 years old.
We had some viewer e-mails that came in as well.
But the controversial far-right party came in in fourth place.
Sweden's crown fell after February inflation came in slightly below expectations.
When we came in &apos75 we were welcomed with open arms.
Alongside Dubai, a number of folks came in, as well. Right.
The financial software company's revenue also came in above Street forecasts.
"They've embraced me from the moment I came in," Martinez said.
The design software maker's revenue also came in above Street forecasts.
They came in with "Sadie's Story," ODST's story within a story.
ET. The seasonally adjusted index came in at 55.2 in January.
But perhaps her most consequential work came in another field: physics.
The decade's highest total came in 2011, with 73 officers killed.
When president Barack came in we lost 1.53,000 jobs that month.
The insurer's revenue also came in ahead of Wall Street forecasts.
I mean, it kind of reminds me when Reagan came in.
That came in the quarterfinals of the Italian Open last month.
Also this week, the euro zone PMI figures came in strongly.
Her last major win came in 2016 at the ANA Inspiration.
They came in shooting just 29.1 percent from beyond the arc.
When an unsuspecting nurse came in, she stood openmouthed and blaspheming.
The current lithium mine reserves came in at 28.99 million tonnes.
The customers that came in expected to see the cocktail waitresses.
"He came in (Thursday), and he's a little sore," Lovullo said.
She came in for us with no makeup and glasses on.
Those opportunities came in January and in the summer, he noted.
"He came in and did all the right things," recalls Dan.
The turning point of the fight came in the second round.
"I came in a boy and left a man," he said.
Revenue came in at $523 million, versus an expected $531 million.
Some women came in with overwhelming infections or in septic shock.
"She came in and she was laughing and smiling," Giordana says.
It came in line with expectations of analysts polled by Reuters.
Revenue came in at $221 billion, topping estimates of $10.48 billion.
The rest of my Google data came in at just 2.5GB.
The NCAA titles came in 1957, 1982, 1993, 2005 and 20003.
That's where having writers with a variety of experiences came in.
Square's gross payments volume came in below expectations at $22.6 billion.
The hiring rate came in at 3.7 percent for the month.
Several motorbikes with similarly armed militants then came in from behind.
Biden came in fourth in Iowa, raising questions about his electability. 
The post about our area came in at 2:12 a.m.
The Philly Fed Index came in at minus 1.6 in April.
The 911 call came in at just after 1:10 a.m.
But how did you think about when you first came in?
Meanwhile, the Philadelphia Fed's Business Outlook index came in at -1.6.
Loans came in at $950.1 billion, roughly in line with expectations.
The former came in for reshoots to fine tune the action.
Weekly jobless claims came in at 247,2225, the lowest since 22.7.
I can't even believe it came in a package this large.
He came in fourth in the voting for the Heisman Trophy.
The unemployment rate came in at 4.9 percent, also above expectations.
Emerging markets came in second, with 39 percent of the votes.
Facebook's revenues for the period came in at $5.38 billion. 2.
Google's holding company, Alphabet, came in second, at nearly 215 percent.
Earnings per share came in in line with estimates at $1.14.
One big reason for the change came in the early 1980s.
Reliever Jerry Blevins came in and got pinch-hitter Ichiro Suzuki.
The Socialists came in a relatively distant second, ahead of Podemos.
Revenue came in at $23 billion, topping expectations of $22 billion.
Reportedly, the finger came in response to a question about mother!
This lovely elderly couple came in and chose to sit outside.
Ryan Pressly came in as Houston's fourth pitcher of the night.
The company's hotel and restaurant revenues came in lower than expected.
He retired from his university before any final word came in.
That's where Bushnell's game-developer background came in handy with Atari.
His first multi-homer contest came in his 21st career game.
The athletic apparel maker's revenue also came in well above forecasts.
The home furnishings retailer's revenue came in above estimates as well.
I remember the gynecologist came in, and she was quite pregnant.
Revenue came in at $412.5 million, missing the expected $426.1 million.
Revenues came in at $2003 million versus the estimated $577.75 million.
The unemployment rate for the month came in at 5.7 percent.
I think when I came in, I definitely ruffled some feathers.
Housing starts, on the other hand, came in higher than expected.
But as the exit polls came in, they started to shift.
One of the turning points for All Writs came in 1977.
The specialty goods with the least pumpkin flavor, came in last.
They were preppy and stretchy and came in a size 14.
They came in averaging a collective 36.5 points and 22.5 rebounds.
He came in with eight points in 62 previous NBA minutes.
Holtby came in with a 1.81 goals-against average and a .
The video game publisher's revenue also came in above Street forecasts.
Eugene McCarthy came in a strong second in the same primary.
The company's operating margin came in at 6.4 percent last year.
Revenue for the banking company also came in above analysts' forecasts.
However, Milan came in last when it came to racial diversity.
A call about an active shooter came in around 9 a.m.
Except this: that change came in December, or 10 months ago.
The trade deficit for the month came in at $7.76 billion.
Right now they came in as a two seed, I believe.
Oprah Winfrey came in second, generating 93 percent of the responses.
Vitriol and death threats came in droves, but so did followers.
In total, 238 proposals came in throughout North America, Amazon says.
All three each came in at 5.8 percent of total messages.
The call regarding the accident came in around 2:42 p.m.
Revenue came in at $9.91 billion, versus estimates of $9.09 billion.
That preparation came in handy at the ARCA race in Nashville.
She opened the door, came in, and made an audible noise.
Italy's monthly industrial output also came in much stronger than expected.
The warning came in a letter sent to the Italian authorities.
Thankfully, the snow came in and at just the right time.
In one of those games, the story for Marrowbone came in.
EF is at the stage YC was when Sequoia came in.
The revealing frocks came in a range of colors and metallics.
Their answer came in the form of an amendment from Rep.
But that deal was off once Gol and LATAM came in.
She says she never even came in contact with the animal.
Ben Carson came in fourth but seems increasingly confused out there.
Revenue of $6.89 billion came in below estimate of $6.96 billion.
What Michael is doing is showing how the money came in.
"He came in and really made the house sing," Lynch says.
When the results came in, they did not shrug them off.
TRUMP: He came in through the diversity program, as you know.
It came in No. 32 in the 2016 Top States ranking.
The trade surplus for the month came in at $52.31 billion.
The restaurant chain's revenue also came in above Wall Street forecasts.
My first consciousness came in college, when I went to UCLA.
" I never came in and said, "This is the only way.
The health products maker's revenue came in slightly below consensus, however.
The apology came in response to reporting from the Washington Post.
On the data front, industrial production came in unchanged for February.
But the biggest left turn came in the episode's final minutes.
The bullpen came in and stepped up in a huge way.
Revenue came in at $3.05 billion, topping estimates of $2.98 billion.
China's unwrought copper imports came in at 479,0603 tonnes last month.
Thursday's ruling came in the form of a one-sentence order.
It came in well ahead of both the economy and immigration.
Revenues in the fourth quarter came in at 22.6 billion euros.
But three minutes after the bell, that official bid came in.
The prince's charity team placed third, while Kate's came in last.
For most banks, it came in part through head count reductions.
Income came in second, its predictive power only half as strong.
The first characters I came in contact with were some kids.
In that tournament, his worst score came in the opening round.
" And I said, "I came in to meet you for this.
Alec Leamas in The Spy Who Came in from the Cold,
The call about the incident came in at 10:37 a.m.
Net profit for the year came in at 901 million euros.
Thankfully Chris Harrison came in to save the day yet again.
And then we have a couple of angels who came in.
The call about the fire came in around 12:15 p.m.
Consumer sentiment came in at 92.0 for January, slightly below estimates.
Revenue came in short by about $420 million at $8.026 billion.
She came in at just under 2 hours and 27 minutes.
All four of their runs Wednesday night came in such situations.
But "suit" came in a solid second place at 28 percent.
A 911 call came in to authorities around 4:30 p.m.
When subsequent deficit numbers came in, nobody was surprised or embarrassed.
Revenue came in-line with Wall Street's expectations at $9.61 billion.
His only previous Tour title came in South Africa in 2012.
ISM non-manufacturing came in at 55.3, down from November's 55.9.
Another disappointment came in from and Rightmove which fell 5 percent.
That also came in short of analysts expectations for $22018 billion.
Putin's move came in July, after Congress passed sanctions against Russia.
Responses for the poll came in before the central bank's decision.
Many came in sparkly, intergalactic colors in purple, gold and blue.
There was a question that also came in from Rick Saffaraz.
We've got several questions that came in to ask you about.
But Mark Harmon came in at $525,000 per episode of NCIS.
ET. In economic news, weekly jobless claims came in at 265,38.953.
Andy: I came in on drug trafficking charges two years ago.
Taipei came in second, and Beijing and Shanghai tied for third.
Sales came in at 303 billion yuan ($107.13 billion) last year.
Revenue came in at $1.11 billion, in-line with analyst expectations.
The Philly Fed index came in at minus 2.8 for February.
But Cruz came in second ahead of Trump's third-place finish.
That approval came in a general meeting on Thursday, HNA said.
It also came in higher than the preliminary reading of 54.4.
Revenues came in at $5.56 billion versus the $4.91 billion expected.
The filing came in a Brooklyn case involving a methamphetamine dealer.
Our last transcription came in as late as 5:30 p.m.
Amazon came in with $40 million more and took it away.
Instead, Christie came in sixth place — behind Trump, Kasich, Texas Sen.
Reported revenue also came in above analysts expectations: $299 versus $280.8.
At current exchange rates, sales growth came in at 3 percent.
The original proposal came in response to a Dengue outbreak there.
Some criticism came in from the left, including CNN's Jake Tapper.
Wishnew adds that he was thrilled when the verdict came in.
And very simply, they came in with a very strong offer.
Four of the successful launches came in the final two minutes.
On the data front, initial jobless claims came in at 276,000.
Earlier, the March U.S. Markit manufacturing PMI came in at 51.5.
However, its current quarter earnings guidance came in below Street forecasts.
For the December quarter, the reading came in at 6.8 percent.
Those came in upset wins over Kansas and at Kansas State.
Justin Grimm came in and set down the next three batters.
I came in today and I asked my teacher about her.
Mark came in, and he's made a bunch of changes already.
Their only loss came in the final against Norway in 2000.
"Bullpen came in and did a great, great job," Cotton said.
German inflation came in strongly if slightly below the economic consensus.
Gross merchandise sales (GMS) for Etsy came in at $669.7 million.
The feints came in dozens, and many of them were convincing.
But it probably won't solve the problem they came in for.
One of Ginger's recent favorite memories of Robert came in March.
The plot twist in the Olsen twins' story came in 2004.
Her only loss came in the '3773 Wimbledon Finals to Graf.
The move came in a bid to prevent supporters gathering outside.
Another cop came in and threatened to duct-tape my mouth.
It is a true Apple laptop and came in great packaging.
Revenue came in at $541 million, which matched Wall Street's expectations.
That punitive measure came in retaliation for duties imposed by Washington.
When her deployment orders came in, could she reconcile the two?
A final call to 911 came in at 8003:29 p.m.
The actual price came in at the center of the range.
Japan, which came in third, had 29 computers on the list.
An index measuring output came in at 53.3, below July's 53.9.
Mark Coleman and Guy Mezger came in as respected dark horses.
Reports of an active shooter came in at around 9 a.m.
Officials said the emergency call came in around 11:85033 p.m.
Hendriks came in and induced Jose Iglesias into a fielder's choice.
But Americans came in droves to hear that great, young preacher.
The recent economic data also largely came in better than expected.
The social network operator's revenue also came in above Street forecasts.
Revenue also came in above forecasts on increasing mobile payment volume.
Because she came in right before we started doing House races.
And it came in conjunction with a temporary air travel shutdown.
His only NHL appearance came in 1955 with the Boston Bruins.
So many calls came in that workers stopped answering the phone.
Pelosi's last challenge as party leader came in 2628, when Rep.
Scalia's most direct assault on the president came in Arizona v.
Last quarter, revenue for the segment came in at $595 million.
Flows into Chinese stocks came in at $1.6 billion in March.
China came in at closer to the global rate, with 42%.
Initial jobless claims came in at 263,000, slightly below the consensus.
Urban's fashion moment came in conjunction with Sunday's season two finale.
Earnings per share came in line with estimates at 59 cents.
At Porto, Chelsea and Inter, the title came in Year 1.
But an equally important vote came in the 2012 presidential election.
You store your greens in the original package they came in.
" Schwartz came in and reminded the actors, "There's no curtain call.
Before Sunday, their last successful two-point conversion came in 212.
The shift came in 2002 when Republicans began to take control.
He felt that the situation had changed as he came in.
The team's best chance to score came in the fourth inning.
Musk came in eighth place with a 98 percent approval rating.
Steamers were tender and came in a tasty lemon-herb broth.
In the same study, the U.S. came in at No. 8.
Buttigieg took 2628 percent, while Harris came in at 28500 percent.
"The last guy who came in here was also a photographer."
But something like Carnegie Hall's 125th anniversary, which came in May?
Ulta's forecast for the current quarter came in below Street forecasts.
The price came in at the top of its expected range.
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights came in the aftermath of
The BLM response came in a Monday letter addressed to Rep.
The scale of the interventions came in line with analysts' expectations.
The Accord came in with a little more than 291,000 sold.
"Avengers: Endgame" star Chris Hemsworth came in second with $103 million.
The worst moment came in an exchange with Minnesota's Amy Klobuchar.
General Motors came in second with four vehicles on the list.
"When Ryan came in, we showed him a lot," said Sarandos.
" His fifth nomination came in 2016 for "Hell or High Water.
Three of the four losses came in Snyder's first four years.
Sanders came in second place with 9 percent of the vote.
Clinton's shoulder classifying emails as they came in or went out.
CANTON, Ohio — They came in No. 227 jerseys and wearing cheeseheads.
AMATRICE, Italy — The chaos came in the middle of the night.
Cincinnati, Ohio came in at No. 19 for entertainment and recreation.
"Khalis came in with 'Oh yes, it's ladies' night,' " Brown said.
Musk's tweet came in response to a question about vehicle production.
Chaz Roe came in and struck out Brandon Dixon and Hicks.
I was actually sweating bullets when the final seconds came in.
Guidance came in line, at 6.75% area, at the first update.
His only other start at Seattle's Safeco Field came in Sept.
The remark, which came in response to a question from Sen.
All five of the runs he allowed came in the first.
The Bulls and Cavaliers came in with identical 8-25 records.
Denver came in second, with Dallas and Philadelphia not far behind.
Revenue came in at $347.1 million, missing estimates of $376.2 million.
You look like you just came in off a deer stand.
"Coleman was living here when I came," in 2009, he said.
John Quincy Adams came in second place with 84 electoral votes.
But both came in the moments that their countries needed them.
It came in response to Napolitano calling Trump "immoral" and "repellent."
In other cases, billionaires themselves came in to meet with Mulvaney.
Buttigieg came in a distant fifth place with 3 percent support.
Revenue came in at $215.7 million, topping estimates of $1303 million.
Meanwhile, weekly jobless claims came in at 244,000, slightly above expectations.
So when I came in it was sort of blank page.
A phone call came in for him, from his daughter, and
The first sighting outside Pennsylvania came in 1999, in New Jersey.
UC Berkeley came in close second, followed by MIT and Harvard.
Masters of the Sun was basically finished when Oculus came in.
Three happy gentleman came in and pulled the whole caboodle aboard.
The ruling came in September, in time for the regular season.
Damon Albarn came in and brought lamb stew—it was lovely.
Illuminated dance troupe Light Balance came in third in the competition.
Facebook, which had a great quarter came in tops, at $115,000.
But as the vote count came in, their expectations went unmet.
The largest exodus came in 2012, when 13 members lost renomination.
Trump came in third in the state's March primary, behind Sen.
Saying that, today when I came in, the dough was awful.
Three of which came in under 15 minutes of playing time.
That's how I initially came in contact with the different genres.
Last quarter, Google's advertising revenues came in at over $28 billion.
They came in and I was raped, this is what happened.
Yes, his party came in second, that's a very worrying development.
At a certain point, a guy came in with a camera.
Microsoft came in with an offer for its product manager job.
When I was 13 or 14 years old, it came in.
Until the 1990s, everything came in and out via the sea.
We went to China to compete, and I came in second.
Gilmore came in second, and her world-title campaign was advanced.
The last title for the Los Angeles Dodgers came in 21991.
"We came in here expecting to get it back," Speight said.
The movie came in third place with a $11.6 million opening.
Cobb's statement came in response to comments by California Democratic Rep.
The peak of visual media production came in late summer 2015.
Global political instability and trade disruptions came in as runner-ups.
Machado's two-run double came in the top of the seventh.
"Mud came in an instant, like a dam breaking," he said.
Weekly jobless claims, meanwhile, came in just above expectations at 247,000.
Florida came in second with just under $85033 million in grants.
Disney's performance came in just shy of Google's holding company, Alphabet's.
Volunteers on motorbikes came in drives to drive them out asap.
At least one came in from the Rehabilitation Center on Tuesday.
All nine of his strikeouts came in the first four innings.
The card later came in handy when her son needed glasses.
U.S. stock futures turned up as the voting results came in.
It was the leaders who came in and stopped this process.
You came in crying, your brother and a sister trailing behind.
The United States came in at 18th and Britain was 13th.
The call to arms came in the form of a memo.
After I came in, I saw the video of what happened.
Her last came in 2006 when she partnered with Bob Bryan.
The torture of the dream came in the moments just before.
Relief came in the form of the next performer, Drew McDowall.
The attacks came in three waves, starting at about 7 a.m.
He came in third in a 2020 poll after Election Day.
Earnings per share came in line with estimates at 81 cents.
The news came in a flash, then rippled throughout the arena.
"He came in with a lot of great intentions," he said.
Half a million votes came in from 182 countries and territories.
She came in fourth, with about 13 percent of the vote.
The United States, at $8.2 billion, came in a distant second.
Eric came in ... What number employee were you, do you know?
"Everything just came in a little bit small," Mr. Sternberg said.
The incident that most damaged Mr. Christofias politically came in 2011.
His peak in those catchall statistics, however, came in his 20s.
Wende quarantined seven employees that came in contact with infected inmates.
Barkley's last start came in the 2016 season finale for Chicago.
And then Scott Gimple came in and did an astonishing job.
The highest returns came in slow-growth countries such as Taiwan.
This is where Lena's own experiences and research came in handy.
They even came in golden sequins paired with a golden cardigan.
Santorum came in 11th of 11 candidates in RealClearPolitics' polling average.
Mullah Baradar occasionally came in to the technical room to consult.
Even after new revisions, that number came in at only 33,0.13.
An arguably even bigger win came in Pennsylvania, where incumbent Sen.
The Soviet Union's peak came in the 211s, with approximately 214,220.
But we had about 500 or 600 people that came in.
The equity fund that came in- Did the last round. Right.
When we came in, we actually ran into the National Guard.
Support came in from family members, his wife and former teammates.
"These four skateboard kids came in and started skating," he said.
The big loss and the big wins came in away games.
"I came in tonight and I was a no," he said.
Gomez came in second on Super Tuesday, while Goldbeck placed third.
Biden came in fourth and fifth in Iowa and New Hampshire.
The most recent of Minnesota's five national titles came in 2003.
After unofficial results came in shortly after noon on Saturday, Gov.
Neymar didn't start the game but came in off the bench.
Her diagnosis came in 2009, just after my step-father died.
The call about the fire came in at 7:41 a.m.
The live action remake of "Aladdin" came in at No. 4.
So the orders came in earlier this week following that signal.
But their real introduction came in March at the Miami Open.
The two largest ever single-day VIX spikes came in March.
But one day a winemaker, David Mahaffey, came in the shop.
David Robertson came in to pitch, and he struck out Longoria.
The only other grand slam of his career came in May.
"It was not the goal when we came in," deGrom said.
That came in December 2015, when he was still a candidate.
The virtual medical care company's revenue came in above analysts' forecasts.
"Twelve years ago, two businessmen came in my office," Crow recalls.
RIP to my beloved Bulbasaur who came in at number 13.
That means the index came in below the 50-point level.
"He came in beautiful suits, with beautiful women," Ms. Rivas said.
"He didn't miss a beat when he came in," McAdoo said.
"They came in early, and they took a risk," he said.
Revenue came in slightly below Wall Street forecasts, according to Refinitiv.
Clothing chain American Apparel's first bankruptcy filing came in October 2015.
The doctor came in and the wife was a total mess.
And revenue on Wednesday and Thursday surpassed what came in Tuesday.
But as more data came in, officials say, the picture changed.
Yesterday I came in the house at 5 in the morning.
Donald Trump came in second there to Ted Cruz in 2016.
"When he first came in, he was dynamite," Mr. Holloway said.
When I came in it was totally depleted, it was gone.
A rupture came in 1995 when she and her husband divorced.

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