She had to be carried here; she had to be carried to the toilet; she had to be carried to bed.
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I carried Gandhi; many of the NRA attendees carried guns.
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United carried 563 million, while China Eastern carried 1.4 million.
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He carried states Republicans haven't carried in living memory — Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania.
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Before everyone carried smartphones, a lot of people carried Personal Digital Assistants.
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He carried states Republicans haven't carried in living memory — Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania.
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One protester carried a huge wooden cross resembling those carried in Good Friday processions.
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Donald Trump carried the district in 2016, Mitt Romney carried it in 2012, and Ed Gillespie carried in the 2017 gubernatorial race, even though all three Republicans lost statewide.
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While Hillary Clinton carried both Jefferson and Montgomery in 2016, Trump carried Madison 55%-213%.
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Palestinians carried out shootings and suicide bombings, and Israel carried out air strikes and army raids.
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A few voters at the event carried "Dump Comstock" signs, while others carried signs attacking Warner.
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An especially painful breakup carried me to the death of one friend, which carried me to the loss of another friend, which carried me to the dissolution of a friend group.
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Some bags carried produce from street markets; some carried nothing but air, buoyed aloft on steamy updrafts.
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However, what exactly will be carried and what has been carried on its previous three missions is classified.
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In Kenya a large-scale titling programme was carried out in colonial times and carried over to independence.
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In 2018, she carried 51 of Minnesota's 87 counties; two years earlier, Hillary Clinton had carried only nine.
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USB carried data to peripherals, Ethernet handled networking, video connectors such as HDMI and DisplayPort carried video, etc.
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Blue Origin's flight carried three versions of the four NASA-funded payloads that Virgin Galactic carried along last week.
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Israel carried out such a strike last week and has carried out similar strikes for years without adverse impacts.
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Donald Trump carried the 250rd District by 3.13 points in 23.1 while Mitt Romney carried it by 3.1 points.
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The drawing shows that the bottom of the boat carried barrels of water while the third level carried slaves.
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The ball carried and carried until it just cleared the right-field wall, bringing the Yankees within 4-1.
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They have to be carried in the highest-carried tier, and they have to be carried to certain penetration levels, and it gives us a safety net, with regard to being tiered, or packaged, or skinnied.
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Firefighters carried Torres to shore, with one man holding her body while another carried her legs, according to the Tribune.
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Clinton carried by less than five points or that Mr. Trump carried with less than 50 percent of the vote.
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The rocket reportedly carried a 44-pound (20 kilogram) payload that was not delivered to space, but instead carried testing equipment.
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Of those 26 seats, 113 are in states that Trump carried in 2016 -- including five that he carried by double digits.
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You've got to give credit where credit's due—those songs carried my career for however fucking long they carried my career.
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Clinton carried Washington County by just 6900 percentage points, almost exactly the margin by which she carried Minnesota as a whole.
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But, Hekker explained, he torqued his hips and cranked a spiral left that carried and carried and carried, 78 yards in all, before falling at the Jets' 5 into the arms of returner Jalin Marshall, who reached the 15.
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The Vermont Senator carried more than 8 in 10 voters under 30, while Clinton carried two-thirds of those 45 and older.
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Continuing to treat carried interest as a capital gain, rather than at higher ordinary income rates (here's a primer on carried interest).
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But on the subway, Ms. Jackson, a Clinton supporter, carried Sanders signs, and her colleague, a Sanders supporter, carried Democratic Party signs.
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Not every pair was in reversed order; 1003D, for example, "Carried cash around?" was the homonym of "bore" (carried) "dough" (cash) — BORDEAUX.
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The notion of "carried interest" derives from the share of profits that twelfth-century ship captains received on the cargo they carried.
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Exit polls showed that Mr. Sanders carried 54 percent of white voters in 2016 while Mr. Biden carried 53 percent in 20203.
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We can confirm that no hydraulic fracturing was being carried out at the time and none has been carried out over the weekend.
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And I've carried the awareness of that — not to the degree that you have, for sure — but I've carried the awareness of that.
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Those in debt under 35 carried an average of $67,400 and those in debt between 36 and 44 carried an average of $153,768.
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The militant Islamic State group said in a statement carried by its Amaq news agency one of its suicide bombers carried out the bombing.
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It examines what Vietnam vets carried around with them during the war and how what they carried told the story of who they were.
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The 3.4-ounce limit on such substances applies to what may be carried through security checkpoints, not to what may be carried on board.
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The famous line "I carried a watermelon" was changed (or flubbed) to "I carried his watermelon," a travesty which sparked its own protest hashtag.
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In the exchanges Schilt's lead leg and hand carried him ahead in the same combinations which had carried him through so many tournaments before.
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Portman carried 82 of 88 counties with 57 percent of the vote in Ohio, a state that President Obama carried in 2008 and 2012.
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Democrats carried California in the last seven presidential elections (1992 through 2016), while Republicans carried the state in the previous six (1968 through 1988).
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Those words carried him to win with 53 percent of the vote, according to a quick count carried out by the National Electoral Institute.
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Frontier carried just under 2 percent of the 965 million passengers carried by U.S. airlines last year, according to the U.S. Department of Transportation.
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Heroin seizures almost predominantly are through the port of entry and either carried in a concealed part of a vehicle or carried by an individual.
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It carried dredged material pumped from Poplar's bulkhead, where ships arrived with the silt carried from Baltimore channels, to the places being "infilled" on Poplar.
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The tests carried out on the material collected yesterday are still being carried out and no member of the delegation had access to the results.
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The wildflower seeds that are carried on the wind to my uncultivated yard are also carried on the wind to my neighbors' highly cultivated grass.
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Notably, the terrorist who carried out the Christchurch attack had posted a manifesto to 2100chan just before he carried out the attacks at the mosques.
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The difference, however, is that the first charge carried a maximum of two years in federal prison, while the second charge carried up to five years.
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Akala – "Carried Away" This track is a classic rework of Akala's classic track "Carried Away;" this time with the help of south London singer Josh Osho.
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The Vermont senator carried more than 8 in 10 voters under 30, while the former secretary of state carried two-thirds of those 45 and older.
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The F20 version was specifically designed to be carried by Mirage F1, while the D version was designed to be carried by the newer Mirage 2000.
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Naturally, the suburban Target carried more of a variety of products, but it also carried entire categories that the small Target didn't, like shoes and cameras.
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President Obama carried Luzerne County by nearly 5 percentage points in 2012, and President Trump carried the county by more than 19 points four years later.
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The Russian Defense Ministry said none of its jets carried out airstrikes in the area, according to a ministry statement carried by state-run news agency Tass.
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We carried pagers Get this: Before cellphones, some people carried pagers -- also known as "beepers" -- little electronic gizmos that beeped when someone was trying to reach you.
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The repairs, which must be carried out within 15 years of the initial wing box assembly, can be carried out during scheduled heavy maintenance visits, he added.
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"Certainly not in the ten states that he carried that Democrats are running for re-election in, including the five he carried by double digits," Cornyn said.
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China's Eastern Theatre Command, in a statement late on Sunday carried by the official People's Liberation Army Daily, said the aircraft carried out "real combat-oriented training".
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"A search was indeed carried out at McDonald's headquarters in France on May 18," the other source said, confirming a report first carried by Les Echos business daily.
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Trump's support in Deep South states like Strange's Alabama, which he carried with 62 percent of the vote, mirrors that of Nixon, who carried it with 72 percent.
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Correction (July 21, 9:52pm ET): An earlier version of this story reported that Snowpiercer would be carried by TNT, but the show will be carried on TBS.
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It's the only diabetes product that Apple is currently selling in its physical stores, although it previously carried One Drop online and carried a Sanofi monitor in 2012.
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The results showed that "38.6% of fragments from Denisova 11 carried alleles matching the Neanderthal genome and 42.3% carried alleles matching the Denisovan genome," according to the paper.
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Facts Matter: Taxing carried interest Carried interest is currently treated as a long-term capital gain by the federal government, which means it is generally taxed at 20%.
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"Twenty percent of the market is carried by African airlines and 80% of the market is carried by non-African airlines," said Tewolde Gebremariam, CEO of Ethiopian Airlines.
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The electronic meter-reader he carried that morning did not work, so Mr. Hartigan wrote the numbers from the meter on a notebook he carried in his backpack.
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"My deepest impression after the inspection tour was that Tibet's ethnic and religious policies have been carried out very well," he said in comments carried late on Monday.
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Of those 26 seats, 10 are in states that Trump carried in 2016 -- including five (Indiana, Missouri, Montana, North Dakota, West Virginia) that he carried by double digits.
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Islamic State claimed the attack, saying it had carried out simultaneous raids on military positions in Arish, according to a statement carried on the group's Amaq news agency.
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Even though Moore was the star of the TV show that carried her name, it was the cast that carried the show with her during its seven-season run.
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The party says it carried out technical checks and a company specializing in computer forensics also carried out its own checks, using further technical details from the media outlet.
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Kaine's leadership carried Virginia through the recession with minimal hardship via responsible budget cuts, and his even-keeled leadership carried the DNC through the majority of Obama's first term.
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According to the International Union of Railways, in 2014 sub-Saharan African trains carried about 158 billion tonne-kilometres of freight, or roughly half of what Australia's railways carried.
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It is a purposeful blurring of the line between operations that are planned and carried out by the terror group's core fighters and those carried out by its sympathizers.
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And while 76 percent of those with no encounters with the police said they always carried condoms, 48 percent who had previously been interrogated said they consistently carried them.
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Many of the recent attacks attributed to pastoralists have been carried out by men armed with AK-47s, the police say, although herders have not traditionally carried such weapons.
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North Korea said on state television on Sunday afternoon that it successfully carried out a test of a hydrogen bomb intended to be carried by an intercontinental ballistic missile.
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She carried a carried a football-shaped clutch to a halftime show press conference on Thursday, and also drank from a reusable coffee cup bedazzled with the LIV logo.
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CARRIED INTEREST: Leaves in place "carried interest" loophole for private equity fund managers and some hedge fund managers, despite pledges by Republicans including President Donald Trump to close it.
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How to read this chart: Democrats in the upper left won in districts that Trump carried in 2016; Republicans in the bottom right won in districts carried by Hillary Clinton.
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"We do not know how heavy a payload this missile carried, but given the increase in range it seems likely that it carried a very light mock warhead," Wright wrote.
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"Today's attack in Saada was a legitimate military operation ... and was carried out in accordance with international humanitarian law," the coalition said in the Arabic-language statement carried by SPA.
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To avoid conflicts of interest, inspections of APHIS laboratories are supposed to be carried out by the CDC, and inspections of CDC labs are to be carried out by APHIS.
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"It could have been carried in by the Russians who carried out the operation," on commercial aircraft, though it also could have been smuggled in a diplomatic pouch, they said.
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Regulators will look at whether activities being carried out should be subject to regulatory requirements, as well as whether any activities are being carried out in violation of securities regulation.
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Eighty percent of the subjects picked up the first bucket, carried it with them all the way to the second one, and then carried both back to the starting point.
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"These type of attacks are always carried out by the Haqqani network — I think this attack is also carried out by Haqqani, but ISIS is claiming credit," General Waziri said.
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But the lead prosecutor, Linda Ford, asked Officer Wallace more questions about what he carried on his gun belt that night than about what memories he carried of his partner.
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"But what's carried aloft by the pyroCb updraft are copious amounts of smoke particles, which then get carried up to or even ejected above the pyroCb cloud top," says Bachmeier.
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The U.S.-led coalition fighting Islamic State said on Wednesday it carried out air strikes against "Syrian pro-regime forces" that carried out an unprovoked attack on Syrian Democratic Forces' headquarters.
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Whereas dog-fighting, fighting one dog against another, could be carried out rather more surreptitiously; a lot of this was carried out in pubs and clubs and this sort of thing.
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There were just 23 executions carried out in the U.S. in 2017, a slight uptick from 20 executions in 2016, but far below the 98 executions states carried out in 1999.
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"It is a purposeful blurring of the line between operations that are planned and carried out by the terror group's core fighters and those carried out by its sympathizers," she added.
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But they have carried out years of airstrikes -- likely killing hundreds of thousands -- used starve and surrender tactics, bombed hospitals repeatedly, and carried out at least two savage chemical weapons attacks.
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A Reuters photographer later saw a hand-cuffed person being carried into a building in that town, in the area cordoned off by police, where house searches were being carried out.
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The Islamic State has blurred the line between operations planned and carried out by its core fighters and those carried out by sympathizers inspired, only at a distance, to commit violence.
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"This exercise is being carried out in accordance with annual exercise plans," the navy said in a statement also carried on the front page of the official People's Liberation Army Daily.
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Not only were they the first spacecraft to visit the asteroid belt, Jupiter, and Saturn; they even carried with them a plaque that carried a message on behalf of all humankind.
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While she was carried on the stretcher, she would joke that she was General Sudirman, an anti-colonialist war hero who carried on the fight from a stretcher after being wounded.
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The only difference, it seems, is the attack in Charlottesville was carried out by a white supremacist, while Trump seems to believe the Barcelona attack was carried out by a jihadist.
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Carried interest ... you're making money on somebody else's capital.
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" Said Boston center Al Horford: "He just carried us.
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I wrote, and people read — my words carried weight.
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" Some carried banners that read "Immediately release imprisoned journalists.
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" Some carried shields, others signs saying "Stop cultural genocide.
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The video of the three suspects shows them pushing suitcases, which could have carried the bomb, but then the detonation mechanism most likely would not have been carried by hand, she explained.
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In fact, if we accept that Hyperloop routes will replace freight carried by air, then this will mean more cargo carried terrestrially, and therefore an influx of opportunity for the trucking industry.
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One woman carried a votive lamp with the murdered journalist's picture in it and another carried a sign that read "Looks like we can't have freedom of speech but we want justice".
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One marcher carried a larger-than-life painted Trump mannequin, portraying him as an outlandish cartoon character, while others carried piñatas resembling the U.S. leader wearing floppy Mexican hats bearing pro-Mexico slogans.
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Donald Trump carried 22010,22017 counties across the country, but calculations by scholars at the Brookings Institution showed that the 281 counties Hillary Clinton carried accounted for nearly two-thirds of U.S. economic output.
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Because 229/2900 was carried out by 250 Arab foreign-born terrorists, many Americans may think that terrorist attacks in the United States are carried out by foreigners, rather than by U.S. citizens.
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None of the 2628 other districts would be particularly competitive: Clinton carried three of those seats by margins larger than 28503 percentage points, and Trump carried the remaining eight by similarly wide margins.
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On Wednesday evening, a teenage girl wearing a hijab carried a broken guitar from the rubble, another woman carried an English grammar book and a group of men hauled away a washing machine.
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States carried out 20 executions in 5933, and the federal government had none, an 80 percent decline from when 98 were carried out in 1999, the peak year for executions since the 21s.
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And more than an annoyance, it carried real health risks.
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"We got carried away with the original plan," he explained.
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Monica Lewinsky has carried that burden for far too long.
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That reasoning eventually carried on to Winnie the Pooh, too.
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The procedure, the doctor warned, carried a risk of miscarriage.
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The poll of 1,542 people was carried out between Feb.
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You could argue that Oprah is always getting carried away.
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Then a woman being carried out of a ruined cab.
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But aren't we all getting a little bit carried away?
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The charges carried hate crime enhancements, the charging documents said.
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Health care carried House Democrats to victory on Election Day.
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Thought Sephora already carried every beauty product you'll ever need?
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Mr. Trump carried the Congressional district by a single point.
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I thought both Senna and Earnhardt carried that really well.
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She carried no sign, insisting the scars told her story.
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James has carried some pathetic teams to deep playoff runs.
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Both Dany and Jon's storylines last year carried that theme.
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You can get carried away with your ideas about intimacy.
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One suspect had a knife, and another carried brass knuckles.
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"The man who carried me didn't give up," Sheikho said.
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Each charge carried a maximum prison sentence of one year.
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Instead it gets carried and has to go through security.
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Reynolds wasn't surprised that smaller water systems carried higher risks.
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I simply carried on as if I hadn't heard them.
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He has carried them with him for a long time.
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Spekkens and his colleagues carried out the experiment in 2009.
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"More such attacks will be carried out," the statement said.
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In the survey of 1,045 people carried out from Feb.
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The attack was carried out by Fulani men, he said.
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He carried a bouquet of flowers and addressed the community.
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Here are some of the most powerful signs they carried:
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So far, none of the threats have been carried out.
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Montana, which Mr. Trump carried by more than 20 points.
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But it's rarely carried out, even as a last resort.
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North Korea has carried out several SLBM tests near Sinpo.
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Sexual violence has been carried out on a massive scale.
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He was carried to the sideline and did not return.
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"For me, it was how she carried herself," Martindale explained.
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The protest outside the air base carried on after shooting.
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Take, for example, the hyperrealistic heads carried down the catwalk.
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It carried a premium of 49 percent over the Dec.
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" Some carried banners with messages such as "Girl Power vs.
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The retailer has carried items by Ivanka Trump since 2011.
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He was carried off by teammates Dewayne Dedmon and Murray.
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Obama twice carried all 10 counties on Iowa's eastern border.
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I carried that vision board with me wherever I went.
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The United States carried out cruise missile strikes on Oct.
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They also carried out some interviews at a floating restaurant.
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He shouted 'Britain first' as he carried out the attack.
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Is there any hope of that plan being carried out?
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"I thought Rat Bite Fever was something wild rats carried."
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The $100K will be carried over into the 4th QTR.
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That same philosophy carried over to her wedding day, too.
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Both polls were carried out before the killing of Cox.
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Nolley carried the Hokies with 29 points and 11 rebounds.
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You see how easy it is to get carried away.
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The tradition carried through to Disney's digital distribution platforms, too.
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Katz also carried his ceremony notes in a Mickey portfolio.
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The remaining members of Copenhagen Suborbitals carried on the association.
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Michael Bennet carried it by a wider margin that year.
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It found that 15 of those carried the CHD8 mutation.
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The raised cycle track is also carried through the intersection.
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The laws, they say, need to be carried out fairly.
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He even carried out assassinations himself, a military court ruled.
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Earl carried his own two cloudy marbles in his pocket.
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It's no surprise that bigotry carried over into his campaign.
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Bush carried a Leiber design at her husband's inaugural ceremony.
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Stephenie's four brothers carried her coffin to a waiting hearse.
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Some washed meat pans; some assembled cartons; some carried bricks.
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That she needs to be carried everywhere by her security.
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She carried an elegant bouquet of white and ivory flowers.
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Product development carried out in Japan will be shifted elsewhere.
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But his mother, Gizzell's grandmother, carried it out, they said.
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The families said none of the young men carried arms.
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Some demonstrators in Jilin carried portraits of Mao Zedong (pictured).
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What little was done was carried out by private companies.
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The death penalty in Bangladesh is carried out by hanging.
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He'd carried that chorus with him for quite a while.
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It is not clear how his execution was carried out.
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Stalin signed the convention but carried on slaughtering people regardless.
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Tampoco. Miguel swooped in and carried Mami down the hall.
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And so the "#war," as Bannon called it, carried on.
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The probe, carried out by U.K. consumer advocacy group Which?
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A search led by the fire service was carried out.
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You will have pregnancies carried to term without physicians' help.
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He got "carried away" and decided to splooge in Candy.
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Ossler has carried them thousands of miles throughout the decades.
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The breach was carried out by a hacker called IsHaKdZ.
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Those charges carried a mandatory sentence of life in prison.
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Immigrants are welcome here!" and carried signs reading "Impeach Trump.
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If feasibility studies are carried out, they are rarely published.
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Following Pyongyang's latest – and largest – test, carried out on Sept.
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A full course of treatment carried an $2000,000 price tag.
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Anything sent out by me would have carried my name.
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But surveillance wasn't the only way he carried out destruction.
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That would be the only move that actually carried weight.
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It's going to be carried live on every TV station.
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Undaunted, she carried on working, drawing, sculpting and making installations.
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And then new characters carried it in The Force Awakens.
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The violence and vandalism carried on until roughly 3 a.m.
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He carried the ball on 225 of the 21 plays.
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Reid carried her dog in one arm as she left.
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BECKY QUICK: You mentioned carried interest a little bit ago.
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All were carried out without anaesthetic or, indeed, surgical training.
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Wang's comments were carried on the Chinese Foreign Ministry's website.
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Eastern time and was carried live on 15 different networks.
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So do not get carried away too much on this.
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But she said this somewhat controversial approach also carried risks.
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Crime technicians carried bags of presumed evidence to police vehicles.
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Since January she and her staff have carried panic buttons.
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In June Thailand carried out its first execution since 2009.
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Toby objects, but is booed and carried off the stage.
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It all depends on the way that it's carried out.
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PT, carried by a larger plane, known as WhiteKnight Two.
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At play is what's known as the "carried interest" exemption.
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I carried on until I was in my late 50s.
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We carried them and started taking them to field hospitals.
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He didn't specify which country's planes carried out the strike.
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But ultimately, it was human strategy that carried the day.
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This video report explains how the investigation was carried out.
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At the time Dempsey carried a loaded gun, authorities said.
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For UFC 193 in Australia, Rousey carried the PR load.
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Rent and sale prices carried the highest weight, Trapasso said.
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Limbs get snapped off, taking whatever they carried with them.
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A northwesterly breeze carried Chastity over the old oak grove.
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Congressional lawmakers carried pistols on the House and Senate floors.
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Activist groups say the attack was carried by Syria's government.
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The BBC said some protesters carried Black Lives Matter placards.
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That kind of arrogance has carried over into the administration.
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Her relatives said an autopsy was to be carried out.
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Some were carried away from the scene, with little resistance.
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I love Vampire Diaries, and she's carried herself so classically.
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They all carried same time and date — 6:21 p.m.
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She carried a black clutch, and wore black strappy heels.
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When he was carried up the Great Wall of China.
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While Nova carried a popsicle, Carly's face was not shown.
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But beating Brazil carried some weighty history for the Americans.
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The survey, which was carried out by phone from Jan.
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A Turkish official said they carried mostly food and flour.
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How have those opposing reactions carried over into present day?
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This work is largely carried out by the Treasury Department.
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Observing his managers, he carried their protocols over to AM2R.
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This politically charged atmosphere carried over into the ceremony itself.
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The coalition denied its jets had carried out the raid.
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My success over there has definitely carried over to home.
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". Other group carried banners saying: "We don't want your help.
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Barrymore carried a Jimmy Choo bag and wore Stuart Weitzman.
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Leonard even carried his new pal across a few rivers.
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She loves to cuddle but doesn't like to be carried.
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Something that the people who carried out this attack hate.
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But nobody carried the White House talking points Thursday. 8.
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He carried her almost to the end of the race.
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She also carried matching olive green gloves and a clutch.
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Montgomery, now 43, says she carried that pain for years.
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NATO also has carried out extensive maneuvers near Russian borders.
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The sentence will be carried out on Tuesday, May 23.
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Rachel Tiddle carried a fetus with severe abnormalities to term.
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Gallup Korea said the poll was carried out from Sept.
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Some mountaineers also carried ointments, including Vaseline and antibiotic creams.
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She carried a black clutch and wore drop pearl earrings.
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That year, the airline carried a total of 97,156 animals.
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We understand the work carried out by the United States.
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Others up for reelection in states Trump carried — including Sens.
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One of those charges had carried a possible death sentence.
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Mitt Romney carried the district by 23 points in 2012.
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Pyongyang carried out both acts in defiance of international sanctions.
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It did not say how the strike was carried out.
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The Duchess of Sussex also carried a set of folders.
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The threat was carried out in a letter dated Nov.
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He carried his velocity through the last hitter he faced.
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It was not clear if it carried troops or equipment.
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The Pakistani Taliban claim to have carried out the attack.
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Carried by ticks, babesiosis can cause serious malaise and fatigue.
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It's crude, but generally carried off in an amusing manner.
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In the 28500 D.C. primary, he carried all 6900 precincts.
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The poll of 1,047 people was carried out from Feb.
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The statement did not say what punishment the charges carried.
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What's that wailing you hear, faint, carried on the wind?
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There is no confirmation which country carried out the strike.
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Biological weapons carried as aerosols would be a greater concern.
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I've carried that attitude and inspiration with me ever since.
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The men turned slightly as they were carried beyond her.
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The doctrine is not a stone to be carried on.
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Do the morally right thing: Close the carried interest loophole.
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Ralph Northam (D) carried it by more than 2202 points.
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He said it was unclear who carried out the attack.
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The poll of 2,047 people, carried out online between Nov.
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George W. Bush carried the state by 2.1 percentage points.
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It was not carried out solely by the Weather Underground.
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The injured were being carried on stretchers into waiting ambulances.
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We must have both tasks carried out fully and fairly.
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The move backfired, and Mr. Metzenbaum soundly carried the election.
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Meghan also carried a tan clutch, perfectly matching her gown.
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I have focused on carried interest, which is to eliminate.
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Jon Tester in a state Trump carried by 248 points.
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The poll of 1,021 people was carried out between Nov.
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Trump carried the district in 2016 by roughly 10 points.
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Trump carried the district in 2016 by nearly 7 points.
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Trump carried the district by about 13 points in 2016.
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He wore armor on missions, but he carried no weapons.
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The mosquito carried the cancer cells to the healthy hamsters.
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Some in the crowd carried posters of those who died.
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Thirty rescues were carried out into Monday morning, officials said.
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Romney carried independents by 5 percentage points and still lost.
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I carried him and hugged him — he was my son.
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But my faith in God has carried me this far.
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All four states were carried by Trump two years before.
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Hill carried 21 times and scored on three short runs.
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Trump carried Montana by more than 20 points in 2016.
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Jones carried Jefferson with 68% and won Montgomery with 72%.
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Execution orders are carried out by the Ministry of Justice.
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The finance industry has pressed hard to preserve carried interest.
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Those countries have carried out or threatened their own retaliation.
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Only three federal executions have been carried out since 1988.
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More were coming in, some carried in their parents' arms.
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Stucky carried Fischer's name tag with him during Thursday's flight.
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Many of their messages carried Twitter hashtags #resist or #resistance.
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She carried a bag with some bottles of wine inside.
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It also carried a small selection of furniture like bookshelves.
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It also carried a small amount of home cleaning products ...
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And that woman hadn't carried a movie in a while.
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They wore bathrobes and carried signs calling for Snyder's impeachment.
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Trump carried the district by 3.5 percentage points in 2016.
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If there was a sentimental factor, Miller carried that, too.
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Brian carried a briefcase, which gave him a covert vibe.
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The raid was carried out on a court endorsed warrant.
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That carried a max sentence of 5 years in prison.
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" Carrie Amabile carried a sign that said "Love thy neighbor.
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Trump carried it by more than 9 points in 2016.
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But Ingraham's opening monologue also carried a more insidious message.
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Caused by a variety of bacteria carried by ticks, e
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She carried out the scheme between August and October 2018.
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Four years later, Donald Trump carried it by 11 points.
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In 2016, President Trump carried the district by 11 points.
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He could see the wounded and dead being carried back.
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It also said some demonstrators carried firearms during the unrest.
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Mr. Anderson received no electoral votes and carried no states.
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He was carried into the dugout and, later, the clubhouse.
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SANA reported "the aggression" was carried out from Lebanese airspace.
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This gorilla mother carried, cuddled, and groomed her infant's corpse.
|
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That time has carried special meaning for Apple ever since.
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John carried two cups of coffee up to the bedroom.
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The Phillies pinch-hitter A. J. Ellis, who carried a .
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The remains carried signs of killing blows from blunt objects.
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Along with the AR-15, Welch alleged carried a loaded .
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She wore sneakers and carried two purses over her shoulder.
|
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A single gunman carried out the Orlando massacre, he said.
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Some of the wallets had no money or carried $13.
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Investigators carried out an unprecedented roundup and charged 177 bikers.
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Don't get carried away making impulsive decisions with your friends.
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The army said that Boko Haram carried out the attack.
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It was eventually apprehended and carried away by animal control.
|
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President Donald Trump carried the 5th District by 26.23 points.
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A big chunk of the game (plan) gets carried away.
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The fact that I carried myself so naturally perhaps helped.
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The sentence will be carried out two days from now.
|
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That trend carried over into polling of the 28503 race.
|
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Trump carried Montana by 20 points in the 2016 election.
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The president carried the state by 2628 points in 28503.
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In 22016, Trump carried all of these states except Nevada.
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Reva took a donut off the tray the woman carried.
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Silly brotherly bickering that carried into the Amiga days, too.
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She has asthma, and the staff carried inhalers for her.
|
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During the election campaign, hundreds of polls were carried out.
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Obama targeted the carried interest loophole but never closed it.
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Some carried a banner that said: "You'll never walk alone".
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Essential supplies must be carried up mountain paths on foot...
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And when she did, those words carried so much weight.
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Jim carried a pistol in his belt at all times.
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It was also carried by J.Crew in its early days.
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Also, I was destroyed and probably carried it less well.
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I had no idea how far the information had carried.
|
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On that night four years ago, he carried a shiny .
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In 2009, Republican Bob McDonnell carried Loudoun by 15,000 votes.
|
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The idea of seasonal change was carried through almost fanatically.
|
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She reportedly carried her phone in her purse or pocket.
|
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Trump carried the district last November by 30 percentage points.
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Her son carried her on his back to the cave.
|
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The Islamic State claimed to have carried out both attacks.
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I carried him and hugged him -- he was my son.
|
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CBS had carried eight games a season for two years.
|
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Pallbearers wore black Fernandez jerseys as they carried his coffin.
|
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According to the authorities, Mr. Ullah carried out the Dec.
|
|
But the results carried a more portentous message as well.
|
|
The briefings are being carried live on cable news networks.
|
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LJ carried a small black bag full of electronic equipment.
|
|
Mr. Harrison carried Dylan Roberts, 2, to a waiting boat.
|
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They are carried out here just to appear on television.
|
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Barry Goldwater carried the state against President Lyndon B. Johnson.
|
|
North Korea carried out its first nuclear test in 2006.
|
|
Trump carried the state by nearly 30 points in 2016.
|
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At 74, he carried the dignified air of middle age.
|
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La Rochefoucauld faced torture and death, yet he carried on.
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The only information carried over is your name and age.
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All of the attacks have been carried out since September.
|
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Donald Trump carried the state by fewer than 23,000 votes.
|
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They carried flags of their indigenous nations and activist groups.
|
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It was their desire for change that carried his campaign.
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The administration so far has not carried out the plan.
|
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Electrical work is being carried out by a single electrician.
|
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Cahun and Moore had a suicide plan and carried barbiturates.
|
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Passports carried the signature of the foreign secretary until 1947.
|
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And I think I've carried that over somewhat into this.
|
|
I carried on and went back to getting some laughs.
|
|
She carried rocks on construction sites to help pay tuition.
|
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Some victims are already dead when they are carried in.
|
|
Five trains daily carried the loot from Auschwitz to Germany.
|
|
Mr. Rahimi said the Taliban had carried out the attack.
|
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North Korea carried out its sixth nuclear test last month.
|
|
Others said he carried only a long knife or sword.
|
|
The games are carried by ESPN, in English and Spanish.
|
|
It is possible the Israeli military carried out the strikes.
|
|
When he wore a suit, he still carried a backpack.
|
|
That symbiotic relationship carried over to Mr. Trump's presidential campaign.
|
|
He carried those lessons with him and passed them down.
|
|
Now, they are carried in fine wine shops all over.
|
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The attack was carried out by a Taliban Red Unit.
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Huzayfah: To show how possible attacks could be carried out.
|
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It said Syrian and Russian planes carried out the strikes.
|
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Of course, Ferrari carried a similar expectation into this season.
|
|
Mr. Espy carried just 15 percent of whites on Nov.
|
|
Blank's Marine buddy, John Nelson, carried him on his back.
|
|
Each retrofitted car carried four patients and six medical workers.
|
|
"The detention order has been carried out," Fleitas told Reuters.
|
|
In did not say who had carried out the attack.
|
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In one hand, he carried a bottle of peach Snapple.
|
|
It's easy to get carried away at the grocery store.
|
|
It carried a margin of error of 4 percentage points.
|
|
Hillary Clinton carried each of the California districts last year.
|
|
The deluge tore up roads and carried Dumpsters for miles.
|
|
None of them carried a cap hit greater than $675,000.
|
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Young men were seen carried away, some of them bleeding.
|
|
The fraud charges carried a maximum sentence of 10 years.
|
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A suede map Smith supposedly carried around in his pocket.
|
|
But for party officials, the alternative formats carried drawbacks, too.
|
|
It's easy to see how they could get carried away.
|
|
Will industry leaders publicly give ground on carried interest taxation?
|
|
Mostert carried 343 times for 220 yards and four touchdowns.
|
|
Six Marine pallbearers in dress uniforms carried Mr. Glenn's coffin.
|
|
Dinwiddie carried the Nets while Irving and LeVert were injured.
|
|
In 2016, Hillary Clinton carried nine of Minnesota's 87 counties.
|
|
"He carried a bunch of guilt for that," she said.
|
|
Protesters carried posters with caricatures of US President Donald Trump.
|
|
On commercial flights, pets are typically carried in the hold.
|
|
Andy Barr in a state Trump carried by 16 points.
|
|
Others supporters carried the orange banners of her political party.
|
|
The same night he carried Montana by 2023 points, Gov.
|
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Above, the motorcade that carried him to a federal jail.
|
|
In this contest, he carried five times for 27 yards.
|
|
Seems like those good times in Sin City carried over.
|
|
Tests are now being carried out on the grisly evidence.
|
|
She carried on at work, hoping the pain would pass.
|
|
Democrats hold 22016 districts that Mr. Trump carried in 22018.
|
|
Aramco developed and carried out a plan to expand globally.
|
|
Even language carried over from one war to the other.
|
|
Thus, he carried insurance that covered most of the reconstruction.
|
|
"They sort of got carried away with themselves," she said.
|
|
Beginning in 2008, the flight carried 100 business class seats.
|
|
Carried on the wings of all you've so generously shared.
|
|
I carried extra jackets, granola bars, bandaids, and my camera.
|
|
Mr. Pruitt, though, has carried the practice to an extreme.
|
|
" Mr. Abbott argued, "Texas has carried more than its share.
|
|
Despite minimal mainstream recognition, the band has carried on undaunted.
|
|
Students carried banners calling for a more equitable education system.
|
|
People should also pay more on "carried interest," Gates said.
|
|
Ankara said Syrian planes had carried out the air strikes.
|
|
They are often carried out in front of administration buildings.
|
|
It could only infect the ones that carried the receptor.
|
|
Officials said that a covert cyberoperation was carried out instead.
|
|
Trump carried North Dakota with 63 percent of the vote.
|
|
That line of thought carried down the chain of command.
|
|
Wall Street carried that momentum through the stock market open.
|
|
I carried the smell with me deep into the city.
|
|
Those campaigns exist because older campaigners have carried the torch.
|
|
Mr. Zuckerberg seems to have carried that lesson with him.
|
|
Three years later, al Qaeda operatives carried out the Sept.
|
|
Trump carried five of those states by double digits. Sen.
|
|
Guaidó's address was also carried on Twitter, Instagram and Periscope.
|
|
"Actually, I think I carried Florida," a smiling Gore retorted.
|
|
Nearly 1.3 million bags are carried by airlines every day.
|
|
But Bouvier's development in Singapore carried within it two ideas.
|
|
President Trump has carried his Twitter habit into his presidency.
|
|
Burrow was carried off the field on his teammates' shoulders.
|
|
Accordingly, the laws of this state have been carried out.
|
|
Sound wouldn't tell, for example, whether the mosquitoes carried diseases.
|
|
Cavusoglu's comments were carried live by state broadcaster TRT Haber.
|
|
The second group carried lower balances of up to $3,000.
|
|
On average 204,000 transactions are carried out daily, DNB said.
|
|
They carried a coffin symbolizing a funeral for the cleric.
|
|
But other companies carried forward Young's obsession with audio quality.
|
|
Elliott carried 17 times for 78 yards and a touchdown.
|
|
He worried about getting attacked and carried a licensed pistol.
|
|
It was unclear who had carried out the digital attacks.
|
|
She had a lung removed, and she carried on smoking.
|
|
Both groups carried out their new routines for a year.
|
|
" At demonstrations, Odeh carried a placard that read, "Two States!
|
|
It's a sentiment that has carried through his whole life.
|
|
China's defense ministry said the ships carried out routine exercises.
|
|
They carried cakes and made ugly faces at one another.
|
|
Tactics, and patience, have always carried little weight in England.
|
|
Donald Trump carried North Dakota by 36 points in 2016.
|
|
Same with her grandmother, who carried and delivered the girl.
|
|
I think people were pretty astonished we'd carried it off.
|
|
The selling carried through on Wednesday, with U.S. stocks falling.
|
|
He carried his own bags and stayed in supporters' homes.
|
|
The catsuit was carried in Peloton's boutique, before selling out.
|
|
He carried the counties that make up Comstock's district overwhelmingly.
|
|
Two recent strikes were carried out under the new authorities.
|
|
CNN cannot independently verify that ISIS carried out the attack.
|
|
President Donald Trump carried it by 12 points in 2016.
|
|
Russian warplanes carried out 444 sorties in Syria over Feb.
|
|
Pennsylvania was also carried by Obama in 2008 and 2012.
|
|
They carried signs, chanted slogans, sang songs and demanded change.
|
|
Video shows Bolsonaro grimacing in pain before being carried away.
|
|
The crowd wore raincoats and carried umbrellas to shield themselves.
|
|
They also carried signs and played music as they marched.
|
|
It was not clear who had carried out the attack.
|
|
Clinton carried Sessions's district by nearly 2 points in 2016.
|
|
Dr. Bello, however, carried three of them, the official said.
|
|
Whether the new vote can be carried out by Oct.
|
|
Many clandestine procedures are carried out with limited medical oversight.
|
|
The huppah is the canopy carried in a Jewish wedding.
|
|
So far, those betting against chaos have carried the day.
|
|
I carried the book to work and read at lunch.
|
|
Everyone else carried them, so to her they were common.
|
|
The judge ordered the recommendations carried out within three months.
|
|
Clinton narrowly carried, the ingredients seem right for an upset.
|
|
I was sure we were being carried off, or engulfed.
|
|
But only 13 executions have been carried out since 1978.
|
|
She got on a bus, and she carried it home.
|
|
I usually carried a knife and at least one tourniquet.
|
|
He was carried by six shirtless men in gold trousers.
|
|
An extensive opinion poll carried out by research institute gfs.
|
|
The pursuit can be carried out more or less wisely.
|
|
And that has clearly carried over into the White House.
|
|
At least 27 shuttle missions carried rodent passengers into orbit.
|
|
In Japan, the death penalty is carried out by hanging.
|
|
Bots carried out 74 billion interactions with websites in 2015.
|
|
He asked her how much money she carried with her.
|
|
Mehmet Ozturk was named as having carried out the bombing.
|
|
US intelligence officials believe Russian forces carried out that airstrike.
|
|
Observing his managers, he carried their protocols over to AM22R.
|
|
Meghan carried the Gabriela Hearst Demi leather tote in brown, the same purse she carried in green when she and Prince Harry visited their namesake county of Sussex for the first time in October.
|
|
"I'd rather be judged by twelve than carried by six," he's been told by young men in the criminal justice system — they'd rather face a jury and prison than be carried to their grave.
|
|
Investigating the crime, and calibrating a response, will be made more difficult by the blurred distinction between acts carried out by the Russian state and those carried out by people acting in its name.
|
|
The review, carried out after the final investment decision was made, looked into design and engineering plans, the amount of work that has to be carried out and further discussions with suppliers, EDF said.
|
|
"The Turkish crime scene investigators carried out searches in the consulate and took the things deemed necessary," the official told Reuters after a Turkish team carried out a nine-hour search of the premises.
|
|
And since private equity executives receive much of their money from carried interest — or in the case of Mr. Black, distributions largely made up of carried interest — they enjoy a tax advantage over workers.
|
|
The bespoke Givenchy shoulder bag she carried during an outing with the Queen featured a small gold chain, which could be tucked in and carried as a clutch or used to sling over her shoulder.
|
|
The ship carried the last surviving slave In addition to being the last slave ship, the Clotilda carried the woman who has now been identified as the last survivor of the US-African slave trade.
|
|
It's a pounding record of the pain carried throughout history and a foundation to the feelings expressed on the album and are the very reasons anger, sadness, and frustrations are still carried with millions today.
|
|
Still others carried signs equating Islam with terrorism, waved signs denouncing same-sex marriage, and carried banners of the National Radical Camp, an anti-Semitic group founded before World War II on extreme nationalist values.
|
|
By way of comparison, most abortions in the UK are carried out before 24 weeks of pregnancy, according to the National Health Service, although terminations can be carried out later than that for health reasons.
|
|
Bento also said that physical tests were carried out too late to provide any conclusive evidence but that when it came to sexual assault, the victim's word carried more weight than that of the suspects.
|
|
Some stars (like Millie Bobby Brown) carried a single white rose.
|
|
Another kick or two and the board carried me even further.
|
|
I eliminated all hobbies that cannot be easily carried across borders.
|
|
I've carried around this picture of Anne Frank for 50 years.
|
|
And that carried over for the experience of the chefs too.
|
|
Noisy emergency roof repairs had to be carried out during exams.
|
|
He carried on teaching, but was calmer and more self-contained.
|
|
There are also differences in the estimated volumes carried by vessels.
|
|
Exhibiting great strength, Prince Harry even carried the tree home himself.
|
|
The trend mostly carried over to the House elections last week.
|
|
Precisely who carried out the attack however is still under investigation.
|
|
And Democrat Hillary Clinton carried the district in the 2016 election.
|
|
They carried a nine-week outflow streak into the new year.
|
|
For medical evacuations to be carried out, all sides must agree.
|
|
But no robot had ever carried out such a mission before.
|
|
They felt that his spirit was carried on throughout the project.
|
|
His statement was carried by Yemeni-government news agency Saba News.
|
|
Flea-borne typhus is, as the name implies, carried by fleas.
|
|
Warplanes also carried out several airstrikes on the town of Tabqa.
|
|
Demonstrators carried coffins symbolically emblazoned with the names of forestry inspectors.
|
|
Some pushed toddlers in strollers or carried them on their shoulders.
|
|
Children in winter clothes carried small backpacks or played with kittens.
|
|
Nebraska carried out its first execution in 21 years last Aug.
|
|
"Let's face it: Bryce carried us the first month," Baker said.
|
|
She said he woke up while border agents carried him away.
|
|
He carried a torch lit at the gravesite of the Rev.
|
|
They recovered a gun and said he also carried smoke grenades.
|
|
But each of them carried their respective coasts to the fullest.
|
|
The boat carried 10 passengers, seven of whom were medical patients.
|
|
Ambulances rushed to the scene and carried the wounded to hospitals.
|
|
The statement did not say how the strikes were carried out.
|
|
Dana Rohrabacher, whose district was carried by Hillary Clinton last fall.
|
|
I carried big worries on my shoulders day in and out.
|
|
The investigation would be carried out through the Department of Justice.
|
|
Christopher Lee Price's execution was carried out at 8:12 p.m.
|
|
Golden State carried a 93-83 edge into the final period.
|
|
The U.S. military and CIA have carried out strikes in Yemen.
|
|
San Antonio carried a 96-75 lead into the final quarter.
|
|
Her momentum carried her through the pepper mist and onto me.
|
|
Nigeria has endured several terrorist attacks carried out by Islamist militants.
|
|
I carried luggage, flagged taxies, and made small talk in elevators.
|
|
President Donald Trump carried Indiana by nearly 19 points in 2016.
|
|
Sunday's announcement, carried by state news agency Xinhua, gave few details.
|
|
Cassidy "literally yawning" as protestors were carried out of the room.
|
|
I carried around sketches and devoted many hours to this passion.
|
|
In fact, the river carried them only as far as Shreveport.
|
|
She carried out her husband's wishes to be an organ donor.
|
|
Whitman carried notebooks in which he wrote down ideas for stories.
|
|
Cochran carried the state by about 23 percentage points in 2014.
|
|
His remarks were carried on state news agency WAM on Wednesday.
|
|
So the rally hasn't been carried by just the big boys.
|
|
She also carried a black leather powder box by Victoria Beckham.
|
|
Cruz carried out his crime in six minutes and 20 seconds.
|
|
But it was never carried out, so far as we know.
|
|
Demonstrators carried signs with slogans like "I wish Ma could vote."
|
|
"I'd probably take a knee and get carried out," Pink shared.
|
|
And the pros who accompanied them carried the boys' oxygen tanks.
|
|
She also carried a black leather powder box by Victoria Beckham.
|
|
BlaBlaCar carried 70 million passengers across all its services last year.
|
|
The household survey is usually carried out in January and February.
|
|
She says she carried me in her belly for nine months.
|
|
But he also carried out some of its most controversial policies.
|
|
But the latest order carried the weight of the top court.
|
|
Derrick Rose carried the Pistons with 31 points off the bench.
|
|
Like a mirror to the one that had carried the loaves.
|
|
The major broadcast and cable news networks carried the hearing live.
|
|
Another carried the Iraqi colors with a logo at the bottom.
|
|
She was carried off court on a stretcher, her season over.
|
|
Many carried infants on their shoulders or pushed them in strollers.
|
|
It also carried Tunisian nationals and students from Libya and Mauritania.
|
|
An injured man is carried away by rescuers in Mexico City.
|
|
In his pocket, he carried print-outs of Fields' initial description.
|
|
Derrick Rose carried the Pistons with 33 points off the bench.
|
|
He carried 20 times and added two catches for 9 yards.
|
|
Carried too far, it can create bubbles that threaten the economy.
|
|
So I didn't want to get carried away with the advances.
|
|
The statement was carried by another group called Guardians of Sharia.
|
|
That idea, had it been carried out, could have altered history.
|
|
His homer off Dodgers starter Jose De Leon carried 435 feet.
|
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The lavish luncheon and photo op carried a $100,63 price tag.
|
|
Zika is carried by mosquitoes, which transmit the virus to humans.
|
|
Ultimately, Cramer warned for investors not to get too carried away.
|
|
But it said it carried out this attack on its own.
|
|
Sadly she passed away, so her parents carried on this tradition.
|
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Both men have been carried away by the madness of crowds.
|
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It's a capital crime to be carried out by our government.
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How it carried some of the most important commentary and conversations.
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Kelly, the homeland security secretary, carried the same message on Sunday.
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During the demonstrations, people carried flags and banners through the streets.
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Imperial State Crown, which was carried in on a velvet pillow.
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Both recognized, however, the weight the moments carried for their legacy.
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He's carried us and helped us win a number of games.
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Possibly within the luggage, they carried the ... body of Jamal Khashoggi.
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On his way into the police station, Weinstein carried two books.
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After the first few weeks, I carried only a holstered sidearm.
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The PMF said two unmanned aircraft had carried out the attack.
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" Another carried the headline: "The Republican for People Who Hate Republicans.
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I carried it every single day for eight weeks, including weekends.
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The other journal is one I've carried for about three years.
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I don't know whether they had abortions or carried their pregnancies.
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Dean also alleges that he regularly carried a gun on him.
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Some were bloodied, and some were carried out by fellow concertgoers.
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Yet there is concern that Mr Pashinyan might get carried away.
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Lives are literally at stake, and her speech carried that weight.
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In 2016, Yoder carried the district by more than 10 points.
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The bride carried a bouquet of orchids designed by Elan Flowers.
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The report was widely carried in major state newspapers on Thursday.
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She also carried her Aspinal of London black Midi Mayfair bag.
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" He looked at the paper I had carried, and said, "You.
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Any excess loss can be carried forward to future tax years.
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It had also carried Père d'Entrecolles, a Jesuit priest from Lyon.
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They are claimed or thought to be carried out by ISIS.
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This last result was unexpected, but the team carried on regardless.
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The GOP responded with a motion to table, which easily carried.
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These motivations have carried over into her most recent generative paintings.
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All of this is carried over to the Vortex Wireless 2.
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Formal hospital medical reports and procedures are still being carried out.
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She also carried Manu Atelier Micro Bold bag in Monte Green.
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A search was then carried out at Fayçal C.'s home.
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That is the spirit of what carried me through my experience.
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When we did the [2012 London] Olympics, she completely carried that.
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Belgium has carried out a series of raids since the Nov.
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Koh told the judge he carried the knives for self-defense.
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Swift also carried a black cross-body Yves Saint Laurent purse.
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Most of them can be carried out at smaller district hospitals.
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It was not yet clear who had carried out the bombing.
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ONE protester carried a placard depicting Emmanuel Macron as a Nazi.
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Biologists know that traits are carried down the generations by genes.
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Dr Paolucci and his colleagues carried out their study in 2016.
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EDT on Friday as emergency workers carried out a mandatory evacuation.
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In fact, it was carried out by Public Health England. Sorry.
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The figures are based on surveys carried out in September 2016.
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"That would be illegal," Winner noted, as the debate carried on.
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During the next few months it was just about carried out.
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She wore cream heels and carried a matching pastel bespoke clutch.
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Change the tax treatment of carried interest, and limit interest deductibility.
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Other old favorites, including the still-running Supernatural, were carried over.
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No developer has carried that baton further than CD Projekt Red.
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However, tens of thousands of abortions are carried out each year.
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They followed a parade float that carried many of Kennedy's grandchildren.
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At last November's independence-day march, some openly carried fascist banners.
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It was carried out on 24 patients across three Canadian hospitals.
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Brown adorably carried his wife's train as they walked the carpet.
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My friends and family were so loving and they carried us.
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The second tram – which carried Coach Calhoun (Wendell Pierce) and Mrs.
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The president carried Florida by about a percentage point in 2016.
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"I carried everything I owned in a trash bag," Rob says.
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Lloyd, 38, carried the 80-pound labrador mix down the aisle.
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On Saturday, many carried hiking sticks and some held homemade shields.
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And there are 12 House Democrats in seats carried by Trump.
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The man carried a passport under the name of Kim Chol.
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North Korea has carried out its largest ever live-fire drill.
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Protestors donned goggles, hard hats, and carried umbrellas to protect themselves.
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They were granted, and Yoxall has carried his firearm ever since.
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Tears welled up in his eyes, but he carried on talking.
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The Blazers carried a 102-99 edge into the final period.
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The Thunder carried an 2101-21 edge into the final period.
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The good work that was carried out previously was in decline.
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Those operations are sometimes carried out in conjunction with Afghan forces.
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More than 200 applications are said to have carried the malware.
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Three years later al Qaeda carried out the 9/11 attacks.
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And Gaga's outfit carried the exact hidden political message they needed.
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A further 2,500 checks will be carried out from next week.
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Last night, they carried the briefcases with the winner envelopes inside.
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Kids carried knives; I saw someone get hit with a hatchet.
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The charge could have carried a maximum one-year prison sentence.
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He was later carried out of the building on a stretcher.
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The state has carried out six executions so far in 2016.
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I've carried that into my adult life with my close friends.
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The biggest murders of the series aren't carried out by Marty.
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An environmental impact assessment would also be carried out, he said.
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Obama carried Ohio with 6900% of the vote to Romney's 48.2%.
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In '93, everyone who could get a gun, carried a gun.
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Clapper carried out his own disruptive DIA reorganization in the 1990s.
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Such military strikes have been carried out repeatedly in recent weeks.
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Fifteen of the flights were international and carried almost 5,000 passengers.
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Perhaps it was only fair that they carried him for once.
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The new rules target abandoned pipelines that once carried hazardous liquids.
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The Blazers carried an 83-77 lead into the final period.
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Research ground to a halt, but illegal recreational use carried on.
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It's unclear whether U.S. or Afghan forces carried out the airstrikes.
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Nidal Hassan carried out at Fort Hood, Texas, according to prosecutors.
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Others carried plastic chickens and a few wore Russian-themed hats.
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Joe carried Lana's headless body through the woods, looking for help.
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The Pelicans carried a 73-71 edge into the final period.
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The sale was carried out by Nomura, a second source said.
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And, for his part, Romney himself carried some Utah precincts unanimously.
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The Ifop poll of 1,014 people was carried out on Jan.
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Eroded sediments are being carried into the lake, affecting this strip.
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She carried headphones around if it got noisy for her son.
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Ankara has carried out two operations inside Syria against the YPG.
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In the distance, a coffin for another victim was carried away.
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Even still, the debate has carried over into the new year.
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Trump also carried off the symbolism surrounding the visit to Paris.
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A gun found in Smith's car only carried DNA from Stockley.
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Katie was carried for 45 terrifying minutes down the Mexican coastline.
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The question of who carried out the attack is still unanswered.
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Intel should rapidly determine whether those flights carried weapons and fighters.
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A baseball bat carried at a polling place to intimidate voters.
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These charges reportedly carried maximum sentences of up to 22018 years.
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These charges reportedly carried maximum sentences of up to 12 years.
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North Korea, however, has carried out four nuclear tests since then.
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The original manslaughter charge carried up to 15 years in prison.
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Then he got a bit carried away going through the cupboards.
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The United States has occasionally carried out strikes against al Shabaab.
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I got on the bike and carried on being friendly, though.
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