She even climbed into a den built using outdoor materials!
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Press and television long ago climbed into the regime's lap.
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Bush, who has climbed into a tie with Florida Sen.
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They then allegedly climbed into Lee's car and drove off.
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Fading at last, Katexa climbed into bed, and fell asleep.
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I climbed into the alcove and started down the tunnel.
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Back in the benching area, he climbed into his cage.
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The Obamas climbed into a helicopter, headed to Palm Springs.
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By now, her budget had climbed into the high $2,000s.
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Lambert climbed into the hole and didn't return for 17 hours.
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I then climbed into the tub for my nightly ice torture.
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One guess is that she climbed into a car or truck.
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Today, women have climbed into roles as lawyers, doctors, and CEOs.
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Saturday: They climbed into a refrigerator truck in the meatpacking district.
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Then he climbed into a station wagon, honked and drove away.
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The three of them, and three parents, climbed into a car.
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Our reporting done, we climbed into the photographer's smashed-up car.
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Chloe, a black Lab, has climbed into bed while I'm asleep.
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While she talked, one of her daughters climbed into Sándigo's lap.
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A man allegedly emerged, climbed into the driver's seat, and sped off.
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Some videos have even climbed into the tens of millions of views.
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Treadway put on her puffy white spacesuit and climbed into the chair.
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After a few fumbled matches, the flames climbed into the darkened aether.
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She climbed into each ambulance she saw, hoping to find her husband.
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"He has climbed into Dumpsters to retrieve unappreciated items," Judge Rosenblatt wrote.
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The rats climbed into what is essentially a plastic container on wheels.
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Whenever I climbed into bed with my parents, he scratched my back.
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Heart pounding, I climbed into a yellow cab at La Guardia Airport.
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Franklin believes she climbed into the toilet, instead of traveling though the sewer.
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He climbed into the car, the air-conditioning a shock to his skin.
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He entered through the unlocked front door and climbed into the back seat.
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Perdue climbed into the cab of the tractor and started the onboard computer.
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Then she climbed into a car and drove into Tehran with her husband.
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Then her mother rose and climbed into a black car, pushing Middleton away.
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With millions of others, they had climbed into the country's expanding middle class.
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As the highway climbed into the mountains, a heavy rain began to fall.
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I climbed into the passenger seat and stared at the executive officer's sleeve.
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They went upstairs, moving quietly past Jerome's room, and climbed into bed together.
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He emerged after two hours, and climbed into a taxi about 9 a.m.
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When I climbed into my taxi a minute later, the driver was giddy.
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When have you climbed into someone else's skin and walked around in it?
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I climbed into the back seat of his car, and away we went.
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According to evidence, they say the man climbed into a vent behind the toilets.
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BedBand climbed into the top 200 selling products in the home and kitchen category.
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Rather, they climbed into the back seat where Chase was buckled and handcuffed him.
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People who climbed into upper-middle-management positions using LinkedIn as a vital tool.
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He wanted it so bad, he climbed into the game to get that toy!!
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We climbed into a massive orange truck that would take us to the mine.
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I was frozen in an anxious stupor while the plane climbed into the air.
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Mr. Bush, he said, climbed into the engineer's seat and got a brief tutorial.
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So far, Ross has climbed into contention without much spending for or against her.
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A woman climbed into an exhibit at the Bronx Zoo and taunted a lion.
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She climbed into a van, along with Faith, the woman, and several other girls.
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Just as I climbed into the truck, someone spilled their coffee on the rug.
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She climbed into the doctor's lap and fell asleep in less than a minute.
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A few have climbed into annual rankings of top 100 courses nationally or worldwide.
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Harambe died after he approached a small boy who had climbed into his pen.
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At 11, Mr. Elgort climbed into his Escalade and headed downtown, bound for MTV.
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Italy's top stock index climbed into positive territory, trading up 0.4 percent after Moscovici's comments.
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More often, she climbed into a stroller built for kids less than half her size.
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In 2016, Harambe, was killed by zoo officials after a child climbed into his enclosure.
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In 2017, Shanghai and Beijing remained first and second, but Shenzhen climbed into third place.
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She said she went in through the driver's seat and climbed into the passenger's side.
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He's climbed into a dark car, black as night, its lines as hard as stone.
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After the show ended, van Herpen climbed into a bag and got shrink-wrapped, too.
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"Someone just climbed into my bed," read the accompanying text message, according to the Post.
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I climbed into the bed and hugged her from behind as tightly as I could.
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After pulling up his jeans and adjusting his cowboy hat, Clester climbed into his truck.
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Some climbed into the upper income strata, but others moved into a lower income group.
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The staff climbed into the attic through a small hole in the ceiling, Telfort said.
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I climbed into a cave once used by smugglers and pretended I was a pirate.
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Mr. Odiase waved off reporters as he left court and climbed into a friend's car.
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In 83, his 1-year-old son, Ryan, somehow climbed into a hot tub and drowned.
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You know from the first pages that, intellectually, you've climbed into a high-performance sports car.
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He climbed into the third-world rain gutter, fell three stories and got stuck here pic.twitter.
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When Drew had climbed into the bronze medal position, the pressure was on Sigourney to respond.
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After hiking for a day on the US side, they, too, climbed into the tractor-trailer.
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I climbed into the antique wrought iron bed I shared with my partner and passed out.
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At some point, the music stopped, and a woman climbed into the truck, wielding a megaphone.
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Tormented by erratic thoughts and excruciating headaches, he climbed into a garbage Dumpster and shot himself.
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Outside the studio, she climbed into a car with two friends, an architect and a photographer.
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After completing it, he made his apologies, went back to the hotel and climbed into bed.
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This day and a half old lamb climbed into his mums bucket of water last night.
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François Hollande climbed into a minivan, knocking newspapers and a box of tissues onto the floor.
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The attackers were repelled, jumped back over the fence, climbed into their truck and took off.
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She climbed into the hatch of the top star-arm, and it hissed shut above her.
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We climbed into a covered sled with portholes, and zipped out onto a frozen river nearby.
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He climbed into a fishing boat with two firefighters, Parker Williams, 19, and Johnnie O'Neal, 46.
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Similarly, he added, asking rents of $20 per square foot have climbed into the mid-$30s.
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When the team climbed into the peke-peke to leave, the Mashco lined up to watch.
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We climbed into his white Land Cruiser and drove to a tidy village compound outside town.
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The death toll in Syria from the war has now climbed into the hundreds of thousands.
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The woman called 911 and climbed into the compactor to search for the source of the cries.
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She seemed to appreciate the gesture though, thanking everyone who sang as she climbed into the car.
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She climbed into the ambulance with her ailing daughter and paramedics assumed Scarlett was having a seizure.
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The singer briefly waved as she left rehearsal at John McKay Center and climbed into her car.
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Gabbard found her local field representative, Kaulana Finn, gave her a hug, and climbed into her car.
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Gore climbed into the pipeline trench and reportedly wouldn't leave until two hours later, when firefighters arrived.
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Shortly after lunch Friday, Morris climbed into a luxury bus parked next to the Sounders' training facility.
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Stuck between two eibs, I left the books in the back and climbed into the passenger seat.
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It's since briefly climbed into the top 5 iOS apps and raised $50 million led by Sequoia.
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She seemed to be speaking to the whole city as we climbed into the sky above London.
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She reportedly climbed into the pipeline trench and refused to leave for two hours before being removed.
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Although the market opened lower on Monday, it actually had climbed into positive territory in the morning.
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Soon after the two men shook hands, Mr. Sessions climbed into a black SUV and drove away.
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They waded chest-deep into the water, hoisting their few possessions overhead, and climbed into the boat.
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Later that year, five young men climbed into the cemetery and splashed red paint on the wall.
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As he climbed into an SUV, protesters shouted 'Lock him up!' while supporters yelled 'Pardon Roger Stone!
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From there, Jesse climbed into a car and understandably sped away from the nightmare he'd been living.
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After officials from the two countries exchanged handshakes, Kim climbed into a black limousine and drove off.
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He, meanwhile, wore a red T-shirt as he climbed into the driver's seat of his white vehicle.
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Later, an orangutan waddled up a bank and calmly observed us before she gracefully climbed into the trees.
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The surge occurred after the Rockets erased an 11-point deficit and climbed into a 105-105 tie.
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Gilmore, Golan, and two others climbed into an armored SUV with a plainclothes Emirati soldier at the wheel.
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Meanwhile, the woman ran to the back of the store and climbed into the ceiling via a vent.
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So instead he climbed into the balloon (which is no easy task) and the balloon was then inflated.
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When we got into the pen with him, he immediately climbed into my lap and went belly up.
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Her hair pulled back into a ponytail, she smiled broadly as she climbed into a gray Ford SUV.
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The next day, he climbed into his team car with hands over his face to hide his tears.
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About four days later, on July 20, Aldrin and his commander, Neil Armstrong, climbed into a lunar lander.
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It was late when we climbed into our tower bed, fields stretching in every direction, frogs croaking demonically.
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India's defense minister climbed into the cockpit of a Dassault Rafale fighter jet during a visit to France.
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Several "Icemen" climbed into subzero chambers and put the suits on — then they stayed there for six hours.
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We climbed into the dugout and tried to get our own people engaged, some people were calling 911.
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At the end of the day, we climbed into the sports car and headed back toward Beverly Hills.
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On the night of her fight, she climbed into the ring to face another 12-year-old girl.
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Myanmar Dispatch MAUNGDAW, Myanmar — We waded through floodwaters, past soldiers hefting rifles, and climbed into a prefabricated hut.
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The flames erupted as daytime temperatures in Santa Clarita climbed into the high-90s Fahrenheit, according to CNS.
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They climbed into a boat, the rain lashed at their backs, and they floated to an emergency truck.
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As the truck was loaded, Mr. Fikri and several friends climbed into the back to save their merchandise.
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And then, before he climbed into the driver's seat, he stopped and looked up at the cherry trees.
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Soon, though, she lost interest, and climbed into an armchair on top of her cousin Karina, also 8.
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On October 14th, famed test pilot Chuck Yeager climbed into the low slung cockpit of the Bell X-1.
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I climbed into the back seat and slammed the door, leaving you standing on the sidewalk wringing your hands.
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The Stark sisters climbed into what looks like a Game of Thrones exhibit to surprise a group of fans.
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The animal was shot and killed by zoo workers after a three-year-old boy climbed into his enclosure.
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Worries that monetary policy will not be effective climbed into second place, with 22% citing the Fed fear factor.
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They climbed into the royal carriage as the strains of "This Little Light of Mine" rung in the air.
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He walked the gauntlet of press with a neutral expression and climbed into a waiting SUV, which sped away.
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The story goes that Adi and his family climbed into the bomb shelter where Rudi and his were hiding.
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As we climbed into Dad's cab of choice, the driver said, "Thank you, sir, for honoring our eye contract."
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Clinton, her family and Mr. Bon Jovi exited the plane and climbed into a motorcade en route to Mrs.
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In one of several light-hearted moments, Trump climbed into a Wisconsin-made firetruck parked on the South Lawn.
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She and her family followed Grayson downstairs to a rear parking lot and climbed into a rented blue van.
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The first volunteer had a pained look on his face as he climbed into the bath and sat down.
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"I know one day we shall meet again," they sang as Trump climbed into her motorcade and rolled out.
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As the fire approached, some gathered at a community center, while others climbed into boats in bodies of water.
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In 2006, a 9-year-old girl ignored warning signs and climbed into a meerkat enclosure at the Minnesota Zoo.
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The sheriff's office said the man apparently hid in the park until after it closed, then climbed into the tank.
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She climbed into an enormous dented S.U.V. and carefully made her way off the lot and back to her life.
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A few days ago, she climbed into a cage and observed great white sharks in cold waters off South Africa.
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"I don't agree with you, is how we thread that needle," Mr. Kasich said, and climbed into his campaign bus.
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Both EMTs left the vehicle to help the civilian, and Gonzalez allegedly climbed into the driver's side of the ambulance.
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Initially skeptical as I climbed into the cockpit of the giant yellow wedge of a truck, I came away convinced.
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Along the way, he came under fire from a terrorist who had escaped prison and climbed into a watch tower.
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When Mickelson birdied the third hole, he improved to 1 under for the tournament and climbed into the top five.
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She joined about 200 others who climbed into four buses traveling to Washington early Saturday to join in the march.
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When the storm arrived, Strickling and her family climbed into their cement bunker along with another couple and their child.
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Germany's benchmark 10-year Bund yield climbed into positive territory last Friday for the first time since June's Brexit vote.
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"Someone just climbed into my bed," Weiner allegedly wrote in a message, sent July 31, 2015, according to the Post.
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After ten minutes, we walked silently back to the village, climbed into my pickup truck, and drove into the jungle.
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" She then climbed into an egg-shaped cart and drove off while screaming, "Eat as much candy as you want.
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I.V.-infection gags and an elephant ejaculating all over two men who've climbed into the vagina of a different elephant.
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This week, multiple states reported similar cases, and the toll of confirmed and possible victims has climbed into the dozens.
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But by Wednesday, people were lying under the shelter of the netted canopy, as temperatures climbed into the upper 80s.
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The older ones kept their younger siblings at their side, even as they climbed into public transportation minivans and buses.
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She climbed into her Subaru and set out for Iowa City, where her husband, a radiologist, is completing a fellowship.
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The police later said the attacker had removed a screen and climbed into the room, according to The Virginian-Pilot.
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The story quickly climbed into the Times's top 10 most-read articles, as the paper's public editor, Margaret Sullivan, notes.
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Over a century later, on December 10, 1997, activist Julia Butterfly Hill climbed into Luna, a coast redwood also in California.
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"Yesterday our team climbed into one shaft, and went in around 50 meters (yards)," said National Deputy Police Chief Wirachai Songmetta.
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The gunman climbed into the Prius as police arrived and sped away but collided with a nearby vehicle, killing that driver.
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When Fly climbed into the back of God's Caravan, he expected the pastor to anoint him in front of the others.
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The average annual salary for freelance web designers is around $56,000, but some successful freelancers have climbed into the $100,000 range.
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They climbed into the appliance when the 4-year-old's mother, who was watching them, went inside to use the restroom.
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On May 28, an unsupervised 4-year-old child determinedly climbed into the zoo's gorilla enclosure and fell into the moat.
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As instructed, the Crown Prince climbed into the front seat of the front Land Rover, his interpreter in the seat behind.
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Protesters climbed into the elaborate tree-sits they'd constructed in several of the trees to prevent them from being cut down.
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Pinot climbed into his team car with 13 kilometres to go in the 126.5km mountain trek from St Jean de Maurienne.
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Up before dawn, we climbed into the Toyota and headed toward the demilitarized zone, which marks the border with South Korea.
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Onlookers saw a scuffle break out between the two men, according to news reports, until Mr. Harris climbed into the buoy.
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After spending a few minutes talking with greeters, Trump climbed into a car and drove toward his hotel for the evening.
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Her mom, a stylist and a publicist all tumbled into the passenger seats as Ms. Blanchard climbed into the front seat.
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One survivor said about 70 people were already present when he climbed into the trailer with his group of nearly 183.
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But that's what Oladipo currently faces, navigating a complex and stressful existence as someone who recently (and unexpectedly) climbed into it.
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As temperatures climbed into the 80s, it was hard to believe that a week ago New York City had record cold.
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So I plunked a few sentences into the AI, this time choosing a passage with dialogue: They climbed into the wormhole.
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After Wade had climbed into the barber chair, Ms. Kramer put her face in her hands, clawing nervously at her chin.
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When he had spare time he climbed into his beaten-up compact and drove long miles to California's major league stadiums.
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Rao and Nagrani climbed into a blue Chevy Cruze and, with Rao at the wheel, set out for the Virginia suburbs.
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He didn't say a thing—the first time we had ever climbed into a vehicle without exchanging words—but began typing.
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Local police say the man climbed into the store and was inside "for a brief moment" before jumping back out the window.
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Temperatures climbed into the 70s, and for the first time since the murders, Brentwood's sidewalks filled with kids on bikes and skateboards.
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She had climbed into the man's arms while greeting him with a hug, but he lost his footing, slipping and plummeting down.
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Smoke was seen emanating from a large excavation vehicle and protesters had also climbed into other equipment, according to a Reuters witness.
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Michael Orr, wearing a bright blue kuspuk—a traditional, hooded tunic popular among Alaska Natives—climbed into the first row of seats.
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The queen herself was Abdullah's driver: To his surprise, the Queen climbed into the driving seat, turned the ignition and drove off.
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People often ask me how I felt about the risks when I climbed into space shuttles and a Soyuz spacecraft for launch.
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It was as if the bad guy wrestler had just climbed into the ring: The auditorium erupted in jeers, hoots and boos.
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Just before today's health care vote was delayed, Trump climbed into the driver's set of a truck and honked its horn. pic.twitter.
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I climbed into the back of a pickup truck and searched the faces of my dejected brothers and sisters -- black and white.
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After starting the year at No. 685 in the WTA rankings, the teen has climbed into the top-100 at No. 71.
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A Southwest flight attendant climbed into an overhead compartment to joke around with passengers on a recent flight from Nashville to Philadelphia.
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A pale woman with dark hair covered her face with her hands as she climbed into the passenger side, her shoulders trembling.
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Lewis dropped his towering foe, climbed into mount, and treated his head like a basketball with a series of unanswered ground strikes.
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Outside the shack that doubled as the terminal, we climbed into a pickup truck for the bumpy ride to a boat landing.
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On a crisp October Saturday in upstate New York, 17 young people climbed into a limousine as part of a birthday celebration.
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Predictably, everything went wrong during the next attempt, when Mike's latest steam rocket ignited prematurely, before he'd even climbed into the cockpit.
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After the drill that day, Petty climbed into his truck and began the three-hour drive to his home in St. Augustine.
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Mertens, 219, has climbed into the top 2100 after winning tournaments in Lugano, Switzerland, and Rabat, Morocco, during this clay court season.
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The boys stuffed handfuls of dates into their pockets and climbed into the backs of the trucks, eating as the convoy moved.
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I waited for my Uber, went home, and climbed into bed, hyper-aware of the absence of an arm around my shoulder.
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After doctors said they had done all they could, Ms. Turner climbed into the hospital bed with her daughter to say goodbye.
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When Mike Hughes climbed into the homemade rocket he would eventually die in Saturday afternoon, he was well aware of the risks.
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He wrote the group's biggest hit, "I'm the Urban Spaceman," which climbed into the Top 220 on the British charts in 813.
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Then, he climbed into his car, headed south to his home in England and listened to the final round on the radio.
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She has climbed into the top 40 of the world rankings and earned a reputation as a superb competitor on all surfaces.
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Earlier this year, dozens of university students climbed into the grounds of Harris's residence in protest of America's presence in the country.
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Portland, 12-3 in its past 37.33 games, climbed into a tie with Utah (26-26) for seventh place in the West.
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She also says that Allen put his thumb in her mouth, climbed into her bed in his underwear, and constantly touched her.
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After he climbed into the low teens in December, more recent public polls have shown Mr. Christie slipping back into the single digits.
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They apparently climbed into an air conditioning vent, lowered themselves to a work area and walked out a back door, according to Dougherty.
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"Today is supposed to be about remembering your heritage and your culture," said Feni, who is black, as he climbed into the car.
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Back in February, video went viral of Trump's normally precision-coiffed hair blowing wildly in the wind as he climbed into the plane.
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He climbed into a place among legends Lama was born in 1990, the son of a Nepali mountain guide and an Austrian nurse.
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"That squirrel climbed into the stroller I WAS PUSHING and rummaged through everything," JiaYing Grygiel said in a Facebook post reviewed by KUOW.
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Rather, they climbed into the backseat where Chase was buckled, handcuffed him, and threatened to shoot him before deploying their Tasers several times.
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"I'm going to buy a house here," he said to no one in particular as he climbed into a gray-and-black limo.
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Slightly hazy, we climbed into the Kalampokas' pickup truck and drove to their hillside olive grove to taste their award-winning peppery oil.
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"Officers determined the suspect had climbed into the home after cutting a screen covering an open window in the side yard," police said.
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Floodwaters trapped roughly 3303 people on Ocracoke Island in North Carolina on Friday, where people climbed into their attics to escape the water.
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He spotted a gully, a long, lightning-shaped sliver in the snowy hillside, and climbed into it, taking cover behind a large rock.
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Early last December, on a cold and cloudy morning in the desert, I climbed into the cab of Dean Bales's 2000 Mack truck.
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She climbed into the driver's seat, put on her seatbelt, found the pedals, released the hand brake and put the car into drive.
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"Someone just climbed into my bed," Weiner wrote in a sext to a woman, which was then relayed to the New York Post.
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Kashmiris are some of the warmest, most hospitable people, and before we climbed into the Jeep, the men greeted us with big hugs.
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The six employees climbed into the shelter's attic — a space too small for the animals — and waited out the rest of the storm.
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"This is the best part of the store," Ms. Straub said, as she climbed into an octagon-shaped wooden reading nook for kids.
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Mladenovic has improved rapidly and has climbed into the top 20 after reaching the finals of Stuttgart and Madrid this clay-court season.
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Every night after my shift, still sticky with sweat from loading dirty dishes onto the dumbwaiter, I climbed into the bathtub and read.
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South Carolina was his strongest showing of the race as he climbed into double-digits, but it was still a third-place finish.
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The police said an enraged Mr. Johnson climbed into his S.U.V., stepped on the gas pedal and slammed into Mr. Roberts from behind.
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So a very unlucky investor who climbed into equities as they were about to careen off a cliff hasn't been hurt too badly.
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Darryl Strawberry never climbed into the stands and beat up a fan with no hands, as Ty Cobb of the Tigers once did.
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The view counts on some of the videos had climbed into the thousands, qualifying them for pre-roll ads placed through YouTube's advertising program.
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I climbed into its cockpit for a sort of navigation simulator, which mostly involved dragging little planetary balls around concentric circles on its dashboard.
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Afterward, she climbed into the small bed she shares with her mother and younger brother, held back her tears and didn't say a word.
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So Susan, Grace Anne, and Emma Rae climbed into another canoe, and Phil stayed behind to look after the animals and help other families.
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The curtain call was broadcast on Facebook Live: Tickets for the trio's final appearance reportedly climbed into the $20,000 range on ticket reseller sites.
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The mouse appears to have climbed into the dress while it was being sewed and taken a little nap there, before it quietly died.
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"Next thing I know I look up and she was there with her dad and she climbed into the empty chair," Dearth told CNN.
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He climbed into his monster pickup truck as photogs scrambled around the vehicle, and when he gunned it to pull away ... hit the man.
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Trejo says he climbed into the wreckage and -- with the help of the other heroic bystanders -- was able to pull the infant to safety.
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Philadelphia climbed into a second-place tie with the Redskins (6-6), one game behind the Dallas Cowboys (43-5) in the NFC East.
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On a damp, unseasonably warm day in January, I climbed into the back of a Volvo XC 90 at the Advanced Technologies Group headquarters.
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Others stood in the street, holding signs and chanting as the temperature climbed into the 80s and anxious drivers sat stuck in their cars.
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"Kell's got no fear, unlike many who have fought Golovkin, who were beaten before they even climbed into the ring," Hearn told BBC Sport.
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In some states, such as Washington and California, and most surprisingly, Oklahoma, the Socialist Party's share of the vote climbed into the double digits.
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Meanwhile, the players have been enjoying the hot, clear blue Phoenix, Arizona skies where temperatures climbed into the 70s at their spring training facility.
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They think Harley climbed an antenna tower to the roof and then climbed into the 9-by-13-inch chimney, where he got stuck.
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Before he reportedly climbed into a box to evade airport security, he apparently took an Osaka-bound public train — another embarrassment for Japanese authorities.
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His White House physician climbed into the presidential limousine for the ride to the hospital rather than travel in another vehicle in the motorcade.
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Cradling Sophia Valentina, she walked through the fog-shrouded town, then climbed into a government van for the jostling ride, arriving just after sunrise.
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We shook hands and then he climbed into the passenger seat of a Bentley SUV, which was either gold or champagne, I couldn't tell.
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President Donald Trump on Monday posed with baseballs bats, donned a cowboy hat, and climbed into a firetruck for photo opportunities promoting American manufacturing.
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By 4 am, it was waist high, so she and her husband William, like other Houston area residents that night, climbed into the attic.
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We kissed for what could have been ten minutes and then separated, smiled, climbed into my truck, and proceeded back to my apartment on campus.
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When a tornado was heading toward her house, 75-year-old Charlesetta Williams climbed into a bathtub with her son and just ... let it happen.
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Thick and sculptural, it was the first thing I noticed when I climbed into the cockpit to test drive this James Bond-inspired sports car.
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Harambe (Died May 28, 2016)Image via FacebookOn May 28, 2016, a four-year-old boy climbed into the gorilla enclosure at the Cincinnati Zoo.
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Jimmy Wayne Schaeffer, 49, of Brenham, drove his pickup truck into high waters, climbed into the truck's bed and was then swept away, officials said.
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A man in the back of a Texas police cruiser kicked out a window and climbed into the roof as it sped along the highway.
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Mr. Staser only ended his pursuit after the man desperately waved a $20 bill at a passing motorist, climbed into the car and raced off.
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Souza climbed into the stands to check on her and said it had been hard to re-focus after seeing the extent of her injury.
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Left with oodles of extra cages, the workers climbed into the vacant pens to give people an idea of just how many lives were saved.
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The Post reported the conversation between Weiner and his sexting partner leading up to that moment: "Someone just climbed into my bed," Weiner allegedly wrote.
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Out on North Broadway, where the festivities were about to begin, Kirk climbed into the gray Mustang convertible that would ferry him through the parade.
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Mere minutes into the fight, McMann landed a takedown, promptly climbed into side control, and ultimately locked up a rear-naked choke for the tap.
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Then 10:50pm came, I made my way out through the exit to the spot where we'd been dropped, and climbed into my Mum's car.
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He walked offstage, shed his blue sequined "All Night Long" jacket and climbed into a black S.U.V., waiting to take him to his private plane.
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Rescuers in helmets gathered under a partly submerged tree at one point to retrieve a dog that had climbed into the branches seeking higher ground.
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I was relieved that my cat climbed into my lap, for the second time ever, soon after I sat down on the evening I arrived.
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He climbed into her bed and she took off her symbolic bought-with-Noah-years-ago earrings, but the perpetual frown didn't leave her face.
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Also present is another billionaire, Tom Steyer, who has climbed into the double digits in recent South Carolina polls and made inroads with black voters.
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A 27-year-old man leaving a restaurant in Chelsea in May climbed into his distinctive, cherry-colored auto and was ambushed by a gunman.
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That's pretty much what I did, eating a Whopper, fries, a Coke, and a milkshake while feeling like I'd just climbed into a dragon's asshole.
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Watt's crowdfunding campaign started with a target of $500K on Sunday ... and quickly climbed into the millions with generous donations from star athletes like Chris Paul.
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Four days after pilot Bertrand Piccard climbed into the coffin-sized cockpit and took off from Hawaii, he landed at Moffett Field, in California's Bay Area.
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"There's a bunch of bodies on top of me," he says, referring to the people who have climbed into a handicap stall to escape the slaughter.
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I climbed into the tank sitting in my driveway (you might call it a car) and ventured out into the hellscape known as Los Angeles traffic.
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In February, the Spanish pilot Daniel González climbed into a small aerobatic plane at the Sabadell Airport outside Barcelona and fired up its single prop engine.
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A drunken young man who climbed into their lodgings once, when Geoffrey was principal of Hertford, reported that he had found them in bed discussing Kant.
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LNP newspaper reports that a worker tethered to a tower ladder from Lafayette Fire Company climbed into the sinkhole and connected the cars to the crane.
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He hooked himself up for zip lines, braved roller coasters, flew in helicopters, and climbed into rally cars, all on company time and the company dime.
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At 9 o'clock, I climbed into the bottom bunk and curled up in my sleeping bag, worn out from physical exertion and the monotony of digging.
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After beefing with his manager, we're told Bam stormed out of the venue and flipped off the parking attendants as he climbed into a waiting car.
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I stepped out for a break, rinsed off in the shower, and climbed into the deepest cold pool, where the water came up around my chest.
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One man climbed into the garden to sleep and the next day stored his backpack and guitar there, as if it were a hotel coat room.
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She climbed into the passenger seat of her car, and as supporters began closing in along its path, she dutifully flashed "thumbs up" signs for them.
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As a person from the working class who pursued an education and climbed into the next social class, I am sympathetic to the [working class's] plight.
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The smell of blooming jasmine surrounded us as we climbed into it at night, sat cross-legged in a circle, and sang one note all together.
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But in emails that he exchanged with Ms. Ito after that night, he presented a slightly different account, writing that she had climbed into his bed.
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The cops discovered rope, clothing, gloves, and tools, and determined that someone had climbed into—and presumably out of—the supermarket through a vent in the ceiling.
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Harry Styles — who has been all over the Late Late Show this past week — has finally climbed into James Corden's Rover for an episode of Carpool Karaoke.
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Arizona, one of college football&aposs biggest surprises, climbed into the poll at No. 23, the Wildcats&apos first ranking since 173, after beating then-No. 15.
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The Wildcats, one of college football&aposs biggest surprises, climbed into the poll at No. 23 following Saturday night&aposs 58-37 win over then-No. 15.
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That is, until the third round, when Rockhold capitalized on Weidman's recklessness, climbed into mount, and dropped punches until everyone who was watching squirmed in their seats.
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Wong and his colleagues triggered the 2014 protests, which attracted hundreds of thousands at their peak, when they climbed into a courtyard fronting the city's government headquarters.
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But she found she could not afford anything in the city, although her income had climbed into the low six figures and she had virtually no debt.
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After whiling away a day at a pool party and a strip club, Callahan climbed into the passenger seat of the Volkswagen Beetle his friend was driving.
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Chicago and Colorado met Saturday in Denver, and the Avalanche climbed into the second wild-card spot in the Stanley Cup Playoffs with a 21-21 win.
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Residents described how the raging surf had submerged the entire island in the middle of the night; many had climbed into attics or onto rooftops to survive.
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The videos are pretty insane -- some fans climbed into a dumpster as it was raised by a garbage truck ... just to get a peek over the fence!
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We bargained with local fishermen to take us there, and climbed into their rickety dugout canoe, literally a floating mango tree trunk with its insides scooped out.
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They went to double features and sock hops, then climbed into somebody's jalopy to meet the gang for a milk shake at Joe's Grill or McKnight's Drugstore.
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Rivera held tightly to her children's wrists as they descended from one bus, ran past shoulder-height tires, zigzagged around clusters of suitcases, and climbed into another.
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He said Ms. Torabi ran out of her house barefoot and climbed into an ambulance where emergency medical technicians were trying to resuscitate Elaina, to no avail.
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Immortals (6-6) climbed into a tie for third place with Team Liquid and Team SoloMid, while Counter Logic Gaming (2-10) deepened its last-place hole.
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Senator John Barrasso of Wyoming also climbed into leadership, then the chairmanship of the Committee on Environment and Public Works, as a champion of his coal state.
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Brown argued with the driver, climbed into his vehicle and "started to physically grab and pull" him, ripping his shirt and causing multiple abrasions, the complaint says.
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"Fasten your seatbelt for some real driving," Mohanad Aljuaied, a Saudi Uber driver, said as I climbed into his silver Dodge Charger to visit the motorcycle rally.
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Bryant and his guests climbed into the Mamba Chopper and sat on a pair of four-person benches, one facing forward, the other facing to the back.
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On Ocracoke Island, which is accessible only by boat or by air even in normal weather, people climbed into their attics to flee from high rushing water.
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Later, he would stay late with her in the hospital, and once even climbed into her hospital bed with her so they could watch "Breaking Bad" together.
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"When more persons gathered around the latrine to watch this bizarre behavior, the sloth emerged from the latrine and climbed into the nearest tree," the researchers wrote.
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Ride-sharing guidelines from Columbia police were plastered on businesses in the Five Points area, including the bar where Josephson was before she climbed into the Impala.
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The crowd was filled with police and soldiers, but we made it to the curb without being spotted, climbed into a taxi, and sped off into Srinagar.
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Radical and often questionable ersatz substances like vinyl, Fiberglas™, wood grain veneer, velour, and injected plastics climbed into the car as symbols of technological sophistication and durability.
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Immortals climbed into a tie for second place in League of Legends' 2020 League Championship Series Spring Split by beating Counter Logic Gaming on Monday in Los Angeles.
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Following the debate, Biden dropped into the low 20s (from about 30%) in a number of polls, while Harris climbed into a close second place in numerous polls.
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About a thousand civilians, mostly women and children, walked out of southwestern parts of Mosul on Saturday and climbed into military trucks taking them to camps further south.
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After shattering the window on Bolasky's cruiser and forcing the officer to return fire from behind the car, the robbers climbed into their van and attempted a getaway.
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Shortly after midnight on July 290, 399, Earhart climbed into her Lockheed Electra at an airfield in Papua New Guinea and took off into the dark, muggy night.
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"Your ears are cockroach heaven and that's why they keep crawling in there" In Florida, a cockroach climbed into a woman's ear and lived there for nine days.
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Durant was riding a rush of adrenaline as he climbed into the cockpit of his helicopter that day, a feeling he compared to playing in the Super Bowl.
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The daredevil reportedly climbed into private properties like the employee-only areas of the Surf and Sand Hotel in Laguna Beach and Newport Towers, a private residential building.
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Several second-tier Vietnamese officials shook the president's hand before he climbed into his limousine for a quick trip to his hotel after nearly 24 hours of travel.
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Fans who spent the third quarter cheering wildly for the home team mostly headed for the exits midway through the fourth as the lead climbed into the 503s.
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The incident was reminiscent of one in 2016 when small boy climbed into the gorilla enclosure at the Cincinnati Zoo and was grabbed by a gorilla named Harambe.
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In the course of Smith and King's travels, their following on Instagram had climbed into the tens of thousands, but they had never been paid for a post.
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The next day they returned with new machinery, forced the cabinet out of the way and climbed into the vault where they opened 73 of the 999 boxes.
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We climbed into a huge Iraqi Army MRAP — a mine-resistant, ambush-protected vehicle — in the middle of a large convoy of vehicles preparing to leave for Bartella.
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He climbed into his Nissan sedan and drove 45 minutes to Sista Mary's, a soul food restaurant in Glendale, north of downtown L.A., and a world from Watts.
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German 30-year government bond yields climbed into positive territory on Tuesday for the first time since August on expectations of increased borrowing before slipping back below zero.
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Soon after becoming president Donald Trump invited truckers to the White House, climbed into a big rig and blasted its air horn, burnishing his blue-collar rebel credentials.
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We ended up on some stone pathway that climbed into a leafy terrain, following signs that were definitely not for the place we read about in the guidebook.
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The division race may have already been decided, but if the Rays have climbed into the A.L. East lead, it won't be because they beat the Yankees themselves.
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As he climbed into the back of a taxi on a misty afternoon here last month, he was pragmatic about the exposure fashion had given his flourishing career.
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Fernando Haddad, a leftist academic who has climbed into the No. 2 spot, has vowed to recover the pre-salt to serve Brazilians instead of foreign oil companies.
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The other morning, Mr. Landau and David Lowin, the park's executive vice president, climbed into a power boat to inspect the thicket of pilings just below the park.
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Were it not for that romance, however, this Archie wouldn't have climbed into a car that crashes, thereby losing the thumb and index finger of his left hand.
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Mr. Hoffman offered to give her a ride home after a party, and they climbed into the back seat of a full station wagon, where he groped her.
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In May of last year, a three-year old boy climbed into the gorilla enclosure and was grabbed and dragged by Harambe for several minutes as onlookers watched.
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They were among 17 young adults who climbed into the limo to celebrate their friend's 30th birthday at an upstate New York brewery, the paper and other media reported.
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Peru, who face New Zealand in November as they attempt to end a 36-year absence from the World Cup, climbed into the top 10 for the first time.
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Last week, I climbed into the back of an American CH-47 Chinook helicopter in Kunduz, 1023 days after the United States' war in Afghanistan turned 18 years old.
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We climbed into a white Chevy Tahoe, its side emblazoned with a blue "103," and Martino used a two-way radio to clear the runway of any aircraft nearby.
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The rest of the crew arrived a few minutes later and they climbed into the trucks and headed for the national park, back the way David had just come.
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Not one to be deterred by safety concerns, however, Hughes climbed into the rocket and launched himself anyway, without even so much as a countdown to mark the event.
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Following the ceremony, the newlyweds climbed into the Ascot Landau carriage from the Royal Mews to take them on their first horse-drawn journey through the streets of Windsor.
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Just outside the village of Burns Lake, Drucella Joseph, 19953, an unemployed aboriginal woman, eagerly climbed into the back of a passing car along with her boyfriend, Corey Coombes.
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A baby lamb ended up in a spot of bother when the curious day-and-a-half year old climbed into his mum's bucket of water and got stuck.
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His legal name was Robert Young, and a year earlier, he had climbed into the Bronx window of a 23-year-old woman to rape her, the police said.
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He said nothing as he left the courthouse and climbed into a black S.U.V. His son and Mr. Zarsky also pleaded not guilty and were given similar bail packages.
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If the situation was untenable during the day on Monday, when the temperatures climbed into the 90s, it certainly improved by the time the game started, at 9 p.m.
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On a gray morning this spring, Chelsea Manning climbed into the back seat of a black S.U.V. and directed her security guard to drive her to the nearest Starbucks.
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Brown argued with the driver, climbed into his vehicle and "started to physically grab and pull" the alleged victim, ripping his shirt and causing multiple abrasions, the complaint says.
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Outside my vacation condo in Hollywood, I climbed into the old white BMW I'd bought from my mother and headed to my aunt's small stucco home, in South Central.
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And in the city's historic center, where homes are protected and limited in number, prices have climbed into the millions of dollars for some larger Colonial houses, he said.
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When the proceeding was over, Mr. Weinstein was allowed to slip out of an employee door at the back of the courthouse, where he climbed into a waiting Toyota.
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A few hours earlier, we had climbed into a Sno-Cat, a metal box on tank treads — me, my new girlfriend, her parents, her sister and brother-in-law.
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Tron's surge follows a pattern of the last few weeks in which lesser-known cryptocurrencies have dramatically climbed into the ranks of the top 10 coins by market cap.
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Wong and his colleagues triggered the 2014 mass street protests, which attracted hundreds of thousands at their peak, when they climbed into a courtyard fronting the city's government headquarters.
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As the rest of the actors climbed into similar cars and the fleet drove away, all I could do was look on and think about what might have been.
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The race to the symbolic $1 trillion market cap is back on between some of tech's most valuable companies, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Thursday as stocks climbed into the close.
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Alarm #2 goes off, hit snooze, then place the phone under my pillow so it doesn't wake Jalen who has climbed into my bed in the middle of the night.
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After the first ring attacker (in a red shirt) climbed into the Octagon and cracked Conor in the face multiple times from behind -- another man attacked McGregor from the front.
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During the 22008 World Cup in Cairo, Egypt, when Meloon was 22008, he climbed into her bed and digitally penetrated her while she pretended to be asleep, the lawsuit says.
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The banking scandal triggered street protests, the International Monetary Fund and the EU froze aid, the national currency, the leu, plunged to record lows and inflation climbed into double digits.
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On a bright morning last week, Mr. Caro, 80, climbed into the back seat of a rented Toyota Camry to visit that office for the first time in 48 years.
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On Tuesday, Nunes reportedly climbed into an Uber, leaving staff members behind, and went to the White House grounds to view classified information brought to his attention by a source.
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CreditCreditLily Landes for The New York Times The last weeks that Phyllis Funke could legally make decisions for herself, she climbed into bed, planning to stay there for a while.
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During a recent New Year's travel rush in southern China, for example, a woman climbed into an X-ray scanner because she could not bear to part with her handbag.
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They climbed into rafts and river boats, Humvees and the bucket of a front-end loader to escape the rapidly rising water, as heavy rain lashed the northeast on Tuesday.
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Since then, Mr. Bloomberg has climbed into the high single digits in national polls, largely on the strength of an onslaught of campaign commercials with no precedent in Democratic politics.
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Earlier interventions were triggered when prices climbed into the mid or high $70s per barrel but more recently the president has tweeted when prices were well below $70 (tmsnrt.rs/2EuhjF5).
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LONDON — In February 2015, Simon Bramwell climbed into a tree near Bristol, in southwest England, to prevent workmen from cutting down a whole row of trees for a bus lane.
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Real are top with 14 points while Barcelona climbed into second place after Sevilla lost for the first time this season, 3-1 at Athletic Bilbao, and fell to fourth.
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The indictment said Nguyen climbed into one of the four police pickups, which were placed to block a road, and urged others to climb over the vehicles to continue their march.
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Hours earlier, I'd said goodbye to my colleagues and friends, CNN senior international correspondent Arwa Damon and photojournalist Brice Laine, as they climbed into an armored vehicle with Iraqi special forces.
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I climbed into the bed tray, slipped my head through the hole, tightened the collar, then flipped the switch that controls the pulley that closes the tray into the main canister.
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The system can also automatically pause the flow of water once it's hit the ideal temperature, so as not to waste hot water if you haven't already climbed into the shower.
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Peter Madsen, the designer of the vessel and the organizer of the day's event, climbed into the hatch, smiling in a white skipper's hat, before the submarine motored into the water.
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Tubthumping almost reached the top of the UK Singles Charts but stalled out at number two ... while the track climbed into the top ten of the US Billboard Hot 100 charts.
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When he reached the end of the line, the departing commissioner embraced Mr. de Blasio and climbed into the back of the truck, waving and smiling as it carried him away.
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On Tuesday afternoon Scott J. Kelly, the commander of the International Space Station, climbed into a Russian Soyuz capsule after 340 consecutive days in space — a record for a NASA astronaut.
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He carried some of them out of the road to safety, and eventually he and another person went on top of the damaged semi and climbed into a suspended rail car.
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Mr. Bloomberg skipped all four February contests but has climbed into double digits in national polls on the strength of an enormous and sustained advertising campaign, funded from his personal fortune.
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Married to a farmer's son in rural Cutchogue, she took a bow and arrow and climbed into a tree stand when her three-acre pumpkin patch was ruined by marauding deer.
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Down 48-29 with 11:59 left after Fulkerson dunked off James' lob pass, the Gators climbed into contention behind pressure defense and the 1-2 combo of Blackshear and Locke.
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It was three days after she missed the cut in her first competition in several months, the L.P.G.A. Founders Cup in Phoenix, and the temperature had climbed into the mid-90s.
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Buttigieg has climbed into a quartet of candidates tipped to make noise in Iowa, and his lofty call for unity at the state's big Democratic dinner drew inevitable Barack Obama comparisons.
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B. On May 28, 20093, a gorilla who went by Harambe was fatally shot at the Cincinnati Zoo after attacking a 3-year-old boy who had climbed into the enclosure.
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Earlier, even as the vote that had been set for Thursday was falling apart, Trump was meeting with trucking industry representatives and gleefully climbed into the cab of an 18-wheeler.
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During her visit to the Scouts' headquarters on the outskirts of London on Thursday, the royal mom of three unexpectedly climbed into a den built against a tree alongside a little girl.
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ANAHEIM, California (Reuters) - Chewbacca climbed into the cockpit of the Millennium Falcon and fireworks flew overhead as Walt Disney Co dedicated its new "Star Wars" section at California's Disneyland Resort on Wednesday.
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Smoke was seen emanating from a large excavation vehicle near a site off Route 6 in rural North Dakota, and protesters had also climbed into other equipment, according to a Reuters witness.
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Whatever it takes When your building is without power for days, it's nice to know someone with power, like an aide to Pope Francis who climbed into a manhole to restore electricity.
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Immediately following match point, Cash famously climbed into the stands at the All England Club to celebrate with his family and team, starting a tradition that many Wimbledon champions would later follow.
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Grounding his foe in the first minute of the fight, Minakov quickly climbed into full mount, threatened with some ground and pound, before rolling into position for a first-round armbar victory.
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Talbott said he was scrawny and stood just 5 feet 7 inches when he climbed into the ring with Ali, who was well on his way to his adult height, 6-3.
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On the morning of September 17, 2009, Darren Sewell left his office at Freedom Health, the Tampa health-insurance company where he was a vice-president, and climbed into his Chevy Tahoe.
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He climbed into the car, removed the passcode from his phone, and searched for the Frito-Lay home page and the starting times of the LIGO laser show at the Morehead Planetarium.
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Clemente Dimonda climbed into the barber chair, explaining how he came to operate a barbershop in Manhattan, and to cut the hair of a generation of men's wear executives, including Ralph Lauren.
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After he beat Carreño Busta, Anderson raised his arms, took off his white cap and then climbed into his team box to celebrate in a fashion usually reserved for the championship round.
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He then climbed into the darkened chamber of the tent with his camera to photograph the image of the scene outside — perfectly projected, through the periscope's angled mirror, onto the weathered slats.
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Smoke was seen billowing from a large excavation machine near a site off Route 6 in rural North Dakota, and protesters had also climbed into other equipment, according to a Reuters witness.
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After absorbing an accidental eye-poke, Asker managed to succeed on his mission, as he grounded the fight, climbed into full mount, and poured on the ground and pound till the ref intervened.
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But before the police arrived at the restaurant, Mr. Morales and his two friends climbed into the car and drove to a pizza place on Sixth Avenue near Eighth Street, Ms. Lucey said.
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When he caught and killed it, the man who stood at least 6 feet (1.8 meters) tall left the small dog on the pavement, climbed into his van and drove off, police said.
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After reaching that milestone on Christmas Eve last year, Tara climbed into a hospital bed and spent the next two months there, having already endured six weeks of lying in bed at home.
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After consoling Stephens, she climbed into the stands to embrace Romania's former Olympic gymnastics champion Nadia Comaneci and 53 Roland Garros winner Virginia Ruzici, the last Romanian to win a Grand Slam title.
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The reality star also shared a sweet snap from the day of Hank holding Alijah in front of a large decorative pumpkin, which their son climbed into and poked his head out of.
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Washington climbed into the No. 2 spot in the East with a recent four-game winning streak but dropped back to 1 1/2 games behind the Boston Celtics with losses to sub-.
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It briefly climbed into positive territory in early 2015, but spent most of the Obama years climbing back from a low of -65 near the beginning of his term during the Great Recession.
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After defeating Pablo Carreño Busta in a semifinal on Friday, Anderson, 53, who lives in South Florida, climbed into the stands to celebrate with his team — a move usually reserved for winning titles.
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Virtanen has not commented on the case, but lawmaker Tiina Elovaara from Blue Reform said in a blog that Virtanen climbed into the boot to keep the meeting secret at a critical moment.
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Trump invited trucking industry representatives to the White House in order to discuss health care proposals and infrastructure, but before things got serious, he climbed into a semi-truck and pretended to drive.
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Through it all, and through continuing worries about a global trade war and an assortment of other controversies surrounding the president, the markets have persevered and even climbed into the green on Wednesday.
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The problem, as the Arianators see it, is that Billboard does not list their hero on "Good As Hell," which climbed into the Top 10 with help from a remix version featuring Grande.
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By midday on a recent visit, as the temperature climbed into the 90s, the park was packed with sun seekers of all ages, who traded their cubicles for a patch of artificial grass.
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So the detectives climbed into what Miller calls his "mobile office" (a Chevy Blazer), drove 15 miles out to Temple City, and spent the day in the local police station parsing the emerald dossier.
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Two weeks before, my team and I had climbed into the war-ravaged region of Latakia, Syria, through a food smuggling route in the mountains south of Turkey with the help of the FSA.
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At one checkpoint outside Tapachula, around a dozen armed officers stood on the side of the highway as immigration agents climbed into commercial buses and scanned passengers looking for people who looked like foreigners.
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"I was just awakened by a square kick to the back as little man climbed into bed and then must have had a karate dream or something and now I can't sleep," he continued.
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Lee left the Seoul Detention Centre carrying a white shopping bag and climbed into a car without talking to reporters, having been held overnight as the court deliberated whether to grant the arrest warrant.
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Fernando Haddad, a leftist academic who has climbed into the No. 2 spot after an endorsement from jailed former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, has a much more nationalistic view of the industry.
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Dr. Scott Scherr, 229, medical director for Sunrise's emergency department, had just climbed into bed to go to sleep when he received some 237 texts and five phone calls in just a few minutes.
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New Orleans' attack has quietly climbed into the top ten, and when Holiday plays off the ball only the Houston Rockets, Golden State Warriors, and Cleveland Cavaliers are more efficient, per Cleaning the Glass.
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Jiayu had climbed into the sidecar, clutching the metal bar in front of her and looking up at Sister Wen and her boyfriend: she in an apricot-colored dress, he in a white uniform.
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While Ryan tried to get his House in order, the President climbed into a big-rig tractor parked outside the White House, sounded the horn like an excited boy and pretended he was driving.
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I climbed into a sled, and my amiable and capable guide, Jussi Rauhala, used a snowmobile to tow me to the camp, two and a half miles across the frozen surface of Lake Kilpisjärvi.
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Mr. Mayhew, who was 7-foot-3, climbed into a shaggy costume to play Chewbacca, the menacing-seeming yet cuddly Wookiee who is Han Solo's sidekick and co-pilot aboard the spaceship Millennium Falcon.
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Worried that anything they said was being recorded, Ms. Ghosn and her boyfriend went into the bathroom, climbed into the shower fully clothed, turned on the water and whispered about what to do next.
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In 2016, Peregrine Honig climbed into a steeple of the Greenwood Baptist Church in Kansas City, Mo., a 4003 Gothic Revival-style building that had been abandoned by its congregation a few years before.
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Heavy ad spending is paying off so far for Bloomberg, who climbed into contention in a range of Super Tuesday states in recent weeks, according to a series of public polls released this week.
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That scam, known locally as the "theft of the century", triggered street protests, the IMF and the European Union froze aid, the leu currency plunged to record lows and inflation climbed into double digits.
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"The Best Years of Our Lives" in 1946 featured down-on-his-luck vet Dana Andrews coming to terms with his life as he climbed into a bomber about to be chopped up for parts.
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In tearing down one of the Obama administration's walls against global warming -- a program that auto company executives unanimously committed in writing not to fight --the automakers have climbed into the back seat with Trump.
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Kevin Anderson climbed into the men&aposs top 5 for the first time after his run to the Wimbledon final put him in fifth place, while champion Novak Djokovic jumped 11 spots to No. 10.
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Sessions shook hands with the four men, gave a thumbs up to the crowd of at least 22016 applauding Justice Department employees who gathered to see him off, waved, and climbed into a black SUV.
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One August afternoon in 1966, Beach Boy Mike Love climbed into his lemon yellow Jaguar XKE (similar to the one he's wedging himself right into now) and took off for a recording session in Hollywood.
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The brother was reluctant, but because he didn't want his sister to go with the man alone, he climbed into the vehicle and the stranger sped away with the kids in tow, the AP reports.
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"Initially, I climbed into the train car that was positioned sideways on the bridge and made sure that everybody in there was stable, and if they could get out, helped them out," he told CNN.
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Stepping outside her townhouse in Borough Park, Brooklyn, she climbed into her purple and white minivan emblazoned with the emblems of the female volunteer emergency medical service she founded in her ultra-Orthodox Jewish community.
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The Indian laborers working for the British faced a hostile environment, including the sheer physical challenge of laying down 17,000 miles of track that climbed into mountains and then descended into the Great Rift Valley.
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In a notorious episode in 2000, a fan snatched Dodgers catcher Chad Kreuter's hat as he sat on the bullpen bench, setting off a melee in which Dodgers players and coaches climbed into the stands.
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And on a recent afternoon, he climbed into an excavator to claw through a brick wall, bringing attention to a development meant to serve as a visible sign of improvement in a long-struggling city.
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You'll get an update on what's happening with Boeing 737 MAX aircraft as investigations continue into two recent accidents, and you'll see what climbed into a car when an Australian man left his door open.
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Edu, wearing cargo shorts and a lime-green ball cap, found me immediately among the dozen passengers and we climbed into his Land Cruiser, then made one of the briefest airport transfers I've ever experienced.
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The unnamed suspect climbed into, and then immediately out of, the drive-thru window of the Methuen branch of the coffee chain just after midnight on May 27, the city&aposs Police Department wrote on Facebook.
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Afterward, Hall stopped the van in the parking lot of the Chipotle on Cropsey Avenue, climbed into the third row, and "held her head onto his penis until he ejaculated into her mouth," the prosecutor charged.
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Known locally as the "theft of the century", the scandal triggered street protests, the International Monetary Fund and the European Union froze aid, the leu currency plunged to record lows and inflation climbed into double digits.
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That question is at the center of a vociferous debate surrounding the case of Harambe, the majestic silverback gorilla who was shot on Saturday after a little boy climbed into his enclosure at the Cincinnati Zoo.
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It was July 12, 1957, when President Dwight D. Eisenhower -- an Army general who was no stranger to flight -- climbed into a Bell H-13J helicopter and flew to Camp David, the presidential retreat in Maryland.
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And, prosecutors said, he climbed into the van with Mr. Gray but failed to secure him with a seatbelt, which they said had set in motion a chain of events that led to Mr. Gray's death.
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ABOUT THE ROCKETS (20-19): Houston has forced 18 turnovers per game during its winning streak and climbed into a more comfortable position in the Western Conference, moving within a half game of Memphis for sixth.
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The 16 crews, 85033 aviators in all, unhesitatingly climbed into their planes and, with Doolittle piloting the lead B-25, managed to get airborne even though none had flown a B-25 from a carrier deck.
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They let Mason keep whatever the hell it was he climbed into the claw machine to get in the first place, and sent him scurrying back to his mom to finish up their meal in peace.
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A student in Pennsylvania is under investigation after he called the police on Wednesday to report that he had forced open a window and climbed into a classroom at his school, all while he was asleep.
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In midafternoon, just as I'd made up my mind to check on the nestlings that I was sure were dead, the male bluebird flew up with a caterpillar in his beak and climbed into the box.
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It ended up taking over 10 hours, through the mountains along the southern coast, down into the broad plain of Port-au-Prince, then due north until we climbed into the mountains of Haiti's northern claw.
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However, after a little bit of time had passed, he decided to take a peek to see what this friend was up to and, wouldn't ya know it, the bear had climbed into the hot tub.
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Hayley opened the door, she got out of the car, she didn't even close the door, she walked to a white truck in front of us, she spoke through the window, she climbed into the truck.
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After the Barclays show, he climbed into a black S.U.V., to be driven across the river to Lavo, the site of the official after-party, where he was engaged to perform a late-night d.j. set.
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And in the states where candidates are actually campaigning, voters are paying the most attention, and the polling screens for likely voters are tightening, he hasn't expanded his support meaningfully since he first climbed into the lead.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads On a light gray day last October, I donned a pair of oversize galoshes and life jacket, picked up a paddle, climbed into a rowboat, and set out on Newtown Creek.
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On my last day on the island, we climbed into the helicopter and took off from a fallow field in the island's central valley, and swept up the sea cave-pocked coast toward the most rugged swaths.
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Along with his gravelly voiced manager, John Rambo Stevens, he climbed into a black S.U.V. and headed off to Hudson Bar and Books, a clubby, dark-paneled cigar bar in the West Village that still allows smoking.
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So on a warm spring day a few months later, the pair climbed into Yaney's Cessna and flew out to the edge of the Mojave desert, where dozens of college students had gathered to test their rockets.
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After we had passed out, the provodnik snuck into our room and, after apologizing several times, climbed into the top bunk, opened a panel in the ceiling, pulled a bunch of bottles out, and then disappeared again.
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Although it's 3:00am right now, I was just awakened by a square kick to the back as little man climbed into bed and then must have had a karate dream or something and now I can't sleep.
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It is exactly 55 years ago today that Gagarin climbed into the Vostok spacecraft to complete the first manned orbit of the Earth, apparently after making a quick pit stop to relieve himself right there on the tarmac.
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One hot and cloudless afternoon this summer, I climbed into the cab of Tim Sullivan's pickup truck, and together we bumped along a rutted dirt road at the edge of one of his fields, examining the soybean crops.
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Poncho Nevárez, 47, was leaving an Austin airport when he dropped a "white paper object," marked with his official letterhead, as he climbed into the front passenger seat of his chief of staff's car, The Washington Post reports.
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Magdalena Gorka, a cinematographer, said that Mr. Affleck had climbed into bed with her while she was sleeping and embraced her, and Amanda White, a producer, said that he had manhandled her after she resisted his unwanted advances.
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Last week, two American astronauts, Drew Feustel and Ricky Arnold, and one Russian cosmonaut, Oleg Artemyev, climbed into a giant explosive stick and fired into space, ascending 250 miles before docking with the International Space Station on Friday.
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BUHERA, Zimbabwe (Reuters) - Zimbabweans climbed into tree tops and onto bus carriers in a heavy downpour on Tuesday to give opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai an emotional burial next to his first wife in his rural home of Buhera.
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He and his lawyers waited briefly in the courthouse lobby while his wife, son and daughter, left the building, passed through a huge gantlet of television crews and photographers outside, and climbed into a waiting black Infiniti QX60.
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One particularly limber cop jumped up onto the stalled bulldozer, climbed into the cab, grabbed White, and leaped off the machine with him—bringing him to the ground with what looked sort of like a top-rope pile driver.
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But then I climbed into her car, and it was full of my queer Muslim siblings, my friend family, and we're on our way to such escapist joy that I decided not to tell anyone about the fleeting interaction.
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On May 28, a four-year-old boy named Isaiah Dickerson climbed into Harambe's enclosure, watched by a crowd including his terrified mother, who can be heard on recordings of the incident shouting "Mommy's right here" from the fence.
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As he climbed into a car on a rainy street outside OPEC headquarters, Saudi Arabia's energy minister, Khalid al-Falih, told reporters he was "not confident" an agreement that would keep supply and demand in balance was within reach.
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RENOWNED MEAT PURVEYOR SHOPPING $1200 GRILL THAT LOOKS LIKE A TOASTER OVEN At first she thought it was the homeowner's black cat, but it turned out to be a black bear who had climbed into her van through the open window.
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In fact, it was only when I climbed into the passenger seat for a lap with Joey Hand, one of the drivers who helped Ford win its class at Le Mans last year, that I witnessed the supercar's true colors.
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The crowd—which reportedly included a few members of Louisville's Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) chapter—broke into an "abolish ICE" chant while McConnell climbed into his car, and shouted "where are the babies?" at him before he drove away.
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After chatting briefly, they climbed into the queen's Range Rover and the 94-year-old Philip drove them to the royal residence, which has been a family home for British monarchs for nearly 1,000 years, as trumpets sounded in the distance.
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This weekend at Atlanta's DeKalb-Peachtree Airport, Losonsky climbed into a P-40 for the first time since the war, as part of a historic Flying Tiger reunion sponsored by the Commemorative Air Force, which works to preserve historic warbirds.
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It started June 21, when new graduates of the FSB academy (the FSB is the successor agency to the KGB) climbed into 28 gleaming black Mercedes G-Klasse geliki and hit the road, two and three vehicles abreast, horns blaring.
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When she walked, she had an adorable strut, an irresistible wiggle, and a butt so big and noticeable I nicknamed her Kim K. This dog climbed into my lap and looked into my eyes and showered me with love and affection.
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"Although it's 3:00am right now, I was just awakened by a square kick to the back as little man climbed into bed and then must have had a karate dream or something and now I can't sleep," Pratt shared.
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The new Russian limousine had its first public outing on Monday when Putin climbed into the vehicle to travel the short distance from his office to the Kremlin hall where he was to be sworn in for another term in office.
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A few hours earlier, I had climbed into the front seat of Green's midsize SUV, and we drove a short distance to her home, making polite conversation about my train ride and how I was enjoying my stay in London.
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As the plane slowly filled, it was clear that there'd at least be some empty seats, but then a toddler climbed into his row and Jayden downgraded his dreams of an uncontested armrest to successfully tricking a tiny human into surrender.
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Read more: A woman climbed into the lion enclosure at a New york zoo, then posted videos of it on InstagramThe photograph below was taken from the scene and depicts the damage caused to one of the cars in the accident.
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We won't be playing highlight packages of Mariota while talking about how he's climbed into the best five quarterbacks in the league this week, but that's OK. Instead, let's evaluate with a sober mind: How good has Marcus Mariota become?
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In another scene, some of the cast climbed into a boat and broke the fourth wall, asking the audience to intervene and rescue them by pulling a rope: An awkward moment of silence ensued before someone stood up to help.
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But as Sanmiguel, along with others, opened the rear hatchback of a Ford Escape involved in the crash, fearing the vehicle's driver — who had climbed into that spot — might be hurt, the Good Samaritan was allegedly met by a gun blast.
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"I used to swing into taxis," she said, one recent afternoon, as she cautiously climbed into a black cab that would take her from her home, in Chelsea, to T. S. Eliot's former home, now an Eliot archive, fifteen minutes away.
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The compromise On a damp, cool day earlier this month, I climbed into a McLaren GT near CNN's Manhattan offices and headed toward one of my usual test drive routes running up a twisting highway east of the Hudson River.
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The contractions started to turn painful around 3 that afternoon; just before 6 that evening, I climbed into the narrow front passenger seat of our car as my husband took the wheel; by 6:25, Jemma was in my pants.
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The teens and twenty-somethings also climbed into boats to reach trash floating through the center of Cairo during the "Youth for the Nile" clean-up - a program backed by the government and other groups to raise awareness of pollution.
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As the man whooped and hollered and raked the trash-bag flag like a giant windshield wiper, the lights climbed into the darkening sky, veering and banking, making and unmaking chaotic patterns, spreading and swirling until they filled half the heavens.
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When Southwest Flight 1380 from New York to Dallas hit turbulence while it climbed into the sky just last week, 42-year-old Hollie Mackey turned to Jennifer Riordan, the woman sitting two seats to her left, and gave her a quick look.
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"They climbed into the boat and were shocked to find the dead bodies of 10 people and 72 others who were in different stages of suffering, some of them in serious condition," he said from the port city of Maydh on Friday.
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Here's my best shot at a Muskspiracy: You may recall that Harambe resided in the Cincinnati Zoo — the now-infamous location where the veteran gorilla was shot after a toddler climbed into his reserve, in one of the most controversial moments of 2016.
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Pak and I climbed into a Toyota S.U.V. Pak—by coincidence, he has the same full name, Pak Song Il, as the senior member of the New York channel—is thirty-five years old, with short bushy hair and a placid demeanor.
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Last month, forty years after the Southern District court of New York ordered the Yankees to open their clubhouse to female reporters, the baseball writer Jane Leavy climbed into a black S.U.V. and headed toward Yankee Stadium to throw out the first pitch.
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GUATEMALA CITY/MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Delmin Lopez Colomo landed in a San Antonio hospital on Sunday along with 43 other migrants who slipped across the U.S. border and climbed into the back of a truck for a suffocating ride that killed 10 people.
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Weiner, whose career ended after a sexting scandal in 2011, was reportedly exchanging messages with a woman on July 31, 2015, when he changed the subject of the explicit conversation, saying, "Someone just climbed into my bed," according to the New York Post.
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Plus, the wildfire smoke is hitching a ride on mid-to-upper atmospheric winds to as far away as the U.S. Temperatures climbed into the 90s Fahrenheit above the Arctic Circle on Tuesday and Wednesday, and remained unusually high again on Thursday.
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The man who owns the company, a lawyer and cryptocurrency millionaire named Jeffrey Berns, put on a helmet and climbed into a Polaris off-road vehicle last week to give a tour of the sprawling property and dispel a bit of the mystery.
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A CBS/YouGov national poll released Sunday showed she could have new life: Sanders led with 250% support, but Warren had climbed into second place with 19%, ahead of Biden's 17%, Bloomberg's 13% and former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg's 10%.
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At a moment when President Trump has ignited a national discussion of blue-collar labor and even climbed into a truck during a White House event, trucking, which was once among the best-paying such jobs, has become low-wage, grinding, unhealthy work.
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The authorities have said that Ms. Yocca climbed into a bathtub in September 2015 and tried to "self-abort" her pregnancy, which caused her to bleed so profusely that she was taken to a hospital, The Murfreesboro Post reported, quoting a police report.
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Having often considered the risk that modern astronauts take on by venturing off Earth inside giant metal tubes of fire, a glimpse of the cramped, primitive capsules the first space pioneers willingly climbed into to bring glory to their countries made my skin crawl.
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The publication of the book completed a circuit that Salem began a year earlier when he climbed into his car and, without informing even his family, drove across the Sinai Peninsula to the Egyptian-Israeli border, embarking on a 23-day road trip through Israel.
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The 34-year-old climbed into the top 10 of the world rankings for a first time after rallying for a six-stroke victory after a final-round 63 handed him the Nedbank Golf Challenge title at the Gary Player Country Club on Sunday.
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Beginning in the 1980s, as interest in contemplative music surged and sales of recordings of Mr. Rautavaara's increasingly tonal and luscious music climbed into the hundreds of thousands, many thought they heard echoes of the brooding Nordic soundscapes of Sibelius in Mr. Rautavaara's symphonies.
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In April, 2004, when he was in command of several thousand soldiers during an uprising in Iraq, he climbed into an armored vehicle to drive to meet with Iraqi leaders and with General James Conway, who was then the top Marine commander in Iraq.
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On January 20, Ryan Pierce and Andrew Miller—a self-described "technology architect" and assistant professor of computer engineering at the University of Illinois, respectively—climbed into Pierce's prop plane with a Geiger counter, some radioactive material from Chernobyl, and an air gapped laptop.
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Father Roy Snipes delivered a prayer in English and Spanish, then climbed into a station wagon — outfitted with a large figurine of the church's namesake strapped to the roof — to lead the approximately 1,000 protesters in a four-mile march to the Rio Grande.
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Once they arrived, the papers said, the men "were informed of the presence of professional basketball players in the club" and waited in their cars until Mr. Early, 26, left with a girlfriend and climbed into a gray Toyota Camry driven by an Uber driver.
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Mere weeks after this year's recently-declared Twin Peaks Day, I drove to North Bend once more, wanting to expect Lynchian excellence, but as the car climbed into the mountains, my hopes were nowhere near as high as the pines that line the road.
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SAMARA, Russia (Reuters) - England fans Nigel Holder and Larry McNulty climbed into the cab of their camper van on Sunday and set off for the next leg of their Russia World Cup odyssey, the 20-hour journey to Moscow, venue for their team's semi-final match.
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I dimmed the lights, opened the door to the terrace (so that Dracula could fly in while I watched if he wanted to), pressed play on my laptop, and climbed into the warm claw-footed bath I'd drawn for myself in the center of the room.
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Tejay van Garderen was in third place over all in the Tour de France a year ago, with just a handful of stages between him and a podium place in Paris, when he pulled to the side of the road and climbed into his team car.
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After Roger Federer had won his second match of the day, he left the Grandstand court, climbed into a golf cart and rode down the long main pathway of the Foro Italico, through throngs of fans who flocked to him as if he were the Pope.
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The toll of the crash has been particularly acute because of the connection between the 17 young people — all 553 to 34 years old — who had climbed into the limousine, bound for a brewery, Ommegang, a popular attraction known for its bands and its beer in Cooperstown.
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ATLANTA, Nov 20 (Reuters) - Democratic White House contender Pete Buttigieg, who has climbed into the lead in recent polls in Iowa, will get his turn in the spotlight on Wednesday when 10 of the top candidates for the party's presidential nomination meet in a debate in Atlanta.
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They usually arrived in the predawn hours, before the creatures emerged from their slumber, and climbed into one of the observation towers they had constructed on the colonies: stilted plywood platforms 10 feet high, covered by tarps or burlap sacks with small openings for microphones and cameras.
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Eric Gorney finished the ceremony on the tarmac at Florida's Orlando Melbourne International Airport, he climbed into an F-1003 and along with five other Thunderbird pilots proceeded to dazzle the tens of thousands of spectators who minutes earlier had applauded the Air Force's newest members.
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The dinner, which oddly did not include senators who were on the fence on the legislation, came after a busy appearance at a "Made in America" showcase, where the president climbed into a firetruck, put on a cowboy hat, and swung a baseball bat in front of cameras.
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She has hired prostitutes to shoot her while she wears that bulletproof vest, embraced cult leaders, gotten bad tattoos, conducted an occasionally toxic romantic relationship with Kevin and most recently, climbed into a probable death machine because some physicists tell her it will take her to her children.
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In Giridih's Tisri area, Basanti sifted through the reddish earth searching for pieces of mica while her 10-year-old son Sandeep climbed into a rat-hole dug in the side of the hill and descended 3 meters (10 ft) to pound on the wall with a pick-axe.
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Most recently, director Erik Nelson resurrected Wyler's footage for a new documentary, "The Cold Blue," a film dedicated to the heroic actions of the men of the "Mighty Eighth" who stared down death each time they climbed into their cockpits and bombardier enclosures and took to the sky.
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One man from Mexico, who crossed the border through Laredo, Texas, said he and his brother traveled for a day before they climbed into the tractor-trailer; another man said he spent nearly 11 days at a Laredo "stash house" with about two dozen others before their journey on the semi.
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Trump climbed into an American-made fire truck parked behind the White House, took a swing with a baseball bat in the Blue Room, and briefly donned a customized Stetson cowboy hat in front of cheering manufacturing company executives from all 50 states gathered to hear him praise their products.
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A half-dozen of the militiamen who guard the hotel piled into a pickup with their Kalashnikovs and ammunition vests while the photographer Tyler Hicks and I grabbed our gear — cameras, notebooks, bulletproof vests, press credentials, bottles of water — and climbed into an armored truck, slamming the door tight behind us.
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The team landed in Brazil's fourth division in 2009, but by 2014, it had climbed into the top flight, Série A. Follmann joined as a reserve goalkeeper last May, near the beginning of an extraordinary run that was supposed to be crowned by the Copa Sudamericana final against Colombia's Atlético Nacional.
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That's because, with 30 other farmers, he last year climbed into a Jeep and headed off for a bit of "time travel": A visit to the Mopti region, to the northeast, that today has the kind of conditions experts believe Kolondialan can expect in decades to come as climate change takes hold.
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Again, he looked to other officers, saying Officer Nero could reasonably have assumed that Lt. Brian Rice, a superior officer who climbed into the van with Mr. Gray, or Officer Caesar R. Goodson Jr., the driver of the van, would have secured Mr. Gray if either believed that it was required or necessary.
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Seeming shellshocked, evacuees climbed into boats clutching plastic bags of clothes, cat carriers and children; Kyle Hawthorne of Baton Rouge, La., at the helm of his fishing boat, said he and his friends had pulled three people from a tree, and transported a 230-year-old who was separated from his parents.
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It was an anxious nation that watched and listened that February morning, as Mr. Glenn, 73 years old, a Marine Corps test pilot and one of the seven original American astronauts, climbed into Friendship 7, the tiny Mercury capsule atop an Atlas rocket rising from the concrete flats of Cape Canaveral in Florida.
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Not even 2000 years after Karl Benz built what is said to be the first automobile, Teddy Tetzlaff climbed into a Blitzen Benz racecar and blasted across the snow-white surface of the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah, clocking in at 25 miles per hour and setting an unofficial land-speed record.
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While Nurmagomedov brawled with Dillon Danis, one of McGregor's teammates, outside the cage, a few men from Nurmagomedov's camp — at least two of whom appeared to be U.F.C. fighters, although the promotion and the commission haven't formally identified them — climbed into the cage and confronted McGregor, who defended himself while getting punched from behind.
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But the first time it was documented as being presented to honor a living American president was in 1829, when the Marine Band played it as President Andrew Jackson (1829-1837) climbed into his carriage after a ceremony to lay the cornerstone to build a canal lock, said a Marine Band historian, Gunnery Sgt.
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Since around the time of the market high, the 33-year Treasury yield has ebbed to 2.2 percent from 2.6 percent, the CBOE S&P 500 Volatility Index (VIX) has climbed into the mid-teens from around 11 and the Atlanta Fed's GDPNow forecast model for first-quarter growth has tumbled to 0.5 percent from 2.5 percent.
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" He added: "I'm not the one who decides who's playing and who's not playing and things of that nature, but the young guys have been a big part of what we've been doing the last couple months and if it wasn't for those guys we would have probably never climbed into contention in the first place.
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Guy grew up in an impoverished, highly segregated part of West Baltimore near what was now the focal point of the street clashes, but she had long since climbed into a different stratum of the city's society; she was working as an information-technology project manager for T. Rowe Price, the Baltimore-based mutual-fund giant.
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Former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens Bloomberg2020 candidates condemn Senate for acquitting Trump, set sights on election The Hill's Campaign Report: Democrats tout Obama ties as race shifts to New Hampshire Tlaib: DNC rules committee members working on Bloomberg campaign is a 'conflict of interest' MORE has climbed into third place in a national poll, tying with Sen.
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I thought '99¢' was the perfect title, because it was like I climbed into a bag, literally, with all these things that represent every aspect of my life — like, baby toys, dog toys, music equipment, nail polish, anything in my life — and shrink-wrapped myself and slapped this undervalued, ridiculous price of 99¢, [which is] more than you can get my record for.
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CERRO GORDO, N.C. — Diamond Hansen and Darryl Clark rented a room in a Super 8 for a month, hoping it was a springboard to a fresh start in Myrtle Beach, S.C. Then the evacuation order came for Hurricane Matthew, so they climbed into Mr. Clark's Volvo and drove to a place that seemed safe, his uncle's house well inland in rural North Carolina.
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After buying my ticket and having my passport checked by a mustachioed police officer, I climbed into the small, closed cabin with a few other passengers, a box of vegetables, a green shag rug and a parakeet in a wire cage, and we set off for what I had been told was one of the most enchanting places in the kingdom.
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He hailed two rickshaws — the three-wheel kind powered by people, not motors — told each where to go, the price he would pay — no motors, no meters — and motioned for his son and me, borderline millennials more accustomed to ride sharing than rickshaws, to hoist ourselves into one, while he and my mother-in-law expertly climbed into the other.
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When the Apollo astronauts climbed into the command module as they approached Earth, they left the suitcase behind in the lunar module; then they fired the lunar module's engines to divert it to the area over the Tonga Trench, one of the deepest parts of the Pacific—so the cask would fall into the sea and sink to the bottom.
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It, too, focuses on a woman pursuing a quest that is urgent but also vague and confusing to her: A professor and translator, Emma Neufeld flees her mostly comfortable life and fiancé in Pittsburgh to travel to Rio when she learns the author whose work she's devotedly translated for years, Beatriz Yagoda, has climbed into an almond tree with a suitcase and cigar and vanished.
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In the midafternoon, a beaming Mr. Trump climbed into the rig of a black tractor-trailer, which had been driven to the White House for an event with trucking industry executives, honking the horn and posing for a series of tough-guy photos — one with his fists held aloft, another staring straight ahead, hands gripping the large wheel, his face compressed into an excited scream.
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But the founders believed that it was better to accept some risk for the sake of freedom, and that Dutch people didn't eat bushes or climb into fountains, and, in fact, in all the years that De Hogeweyk has been open only one resident has ever climbed into the fountain, and she did it on purpose, to annoy the staff, because she was angry that she couldn't leave.
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