I'm not coming out of hate, I'm coming out of love.
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Blood was coming out of my eyes, blood was coming out of my—wherever.
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Remember I said like 'blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever.
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You could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her ... wherever.
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"You could see blood coming out of her eyes, coming out of her wherever," Trump said to CNN.
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" (c) "You could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever.
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" Trump responded by saying, "There was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her whatever.
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Buttigieg probably needs an even bigger bounce coming out of New Hampshire than he got coming out of Iowa.
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"Still very strong demand coming out of central banks, coming out of regions like China and India," he said.
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"1/ I caption this 'there was blood coming out of his eyes, blood coming out of his…wherever," she tweeted.
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"You could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever," Mr. Trump said.
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In describing her, he said she had "blood coming out of her wherever," not "blood coming out of her ... whatever."
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"You could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever," he said at the time.
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"You could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever," he later said on CNN.
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So you see a big company coming out of ... because you can see them coming out of China one after the next.
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" Explaining his response later, Trump said: "You could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever.
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"Just that voice coming out of me, is different from that body coming out of the whole physical form of Marie Colvin," Pike explains.
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So we have announcements coming out of Washington and coming out of Iraq, we will be attacking Mosul in three weeks or four weeks.
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But as far as the U.S. and China, not so much of the slowdown is coming out of them, it is more coming out of Europe.
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"We've seen opportunities coming out of Brexit, we've seen opportunities potentially coming out of Italy," where a referendum vote in December could send global markets reeling.
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I did have a few instances where sound stopped coming out of my headphones and started coming out of my phone, which is both embarrassing and irritating.
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He then charged Kelly had "blood coming out of her nose – blood coming out of her wherever" the following day, sparking a spat that continues months later.
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"A man's voice coming out of a woman's body is no more weird than an 8 year-old boy's voice coming out of a man's body," Newman said.
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"That's all we talked about coming out of the locker room and especially coming out of the huddle right before the second half started," point guard Reggie Jackson told reporters.
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"I caption this 'there was blood coming out of his eyes, blood coming out of his…wherever," she tweeted, referencing Trump's campaign trail comments about former Fox News host Megyn Kelly.
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Is that jet coming OUT of Wolverine's claws, or ... ?
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He was pegged for stardom coming out of high school; he was pegged for stardom coming out of U.S.C. "There was a reason this guy was drafted No. 1 coming out of college, and that's what people are seeing," said Hue Jackson, the Cleveland Browns coach, who helped recruit Palmer as the Trojans' offensive coordinator.
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The mosquitos coming out of the trap are typically in very good condition and can be subject to better analysis than mosquitos that can be disfigured after coming out of other traps.
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Well, correct me if I'm wrong, but coming out of Michigan, Bernie Sanders won voters who made less than $50,000; coming out of California, Bernie Sanders won people without a college degree.
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"On then-Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly's questioning in a Republican primary debate, Trump said: "You could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever.
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That's when my friends started coming out of the woodwork.
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Most of the innovation is coming out of startups today.
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Optic is coming out of Y Combinator's summer 2018 class.
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I'm encouraged by the comments coming out of both countries.
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So the conflicting messages coming out of the White House.
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We are currently coming out of a particularly strong dipole.
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Except … is that an eel coming out of his nose?!
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There's a lot of young poets coming out of Mississippi.
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Other signals coming out of the coalition are also worrying.
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The Toonstar app is coming out of beta testing today.
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And labor slack is coming out of the labor market.
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The United horror stories keep coming out of the woodwork.
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Maybe something to do with Mercury coming out of retrograde?
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I saw my neighbors all coming out of their houses.
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This week, the tone coming out of my speakers changed.
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Then maggots started coming out of the living room carpet.
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"It's like coming out of a deep sleep," he said.
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Groundhogs love eating fresh soybeans coming out of the ground.
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All of the music is coming out of their gestures.
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Smerconish: Is this a coming out of sorts for you?
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We see the events, headlines coming out of North Korea.
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There are so many great artists coming out of here.
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Trump did not tweet leaks coming out of the FBI.
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He did not tweet leaks coming out of the CIA.
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So I'm actually very pleased coming out of this week.
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It seems like it was coming out of a vacuum.
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"There's new science coming out of this as we go."
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There's a new autonomous trucking company coming out of stealth.
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In 2010 Britain was coming out of a deep recession.
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What does success look like coming out of this summit?
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The stories coming out of Nike are the hard cases.
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"We were coming out of a ruinous war," he said.
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We talked about a woman coming out of a coma.
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It is nothing but paper coming out of a printer.
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Coming out of its foil sheath, it was ... familiar. Huh?
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There's a lot of innovation coming out of the company.
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He is sure that life is coming out of loss.
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The stories coming out of this tragedy are truly heartbreaking.
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Coming out of college, it was 'Oh, he's deceptively athletic'.
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I eat until there's salvitxada coming out of my ears.
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Shogun is coming out of Y Combinator's 2018 winter class.
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Like half rap, half metal coming out of every room.
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Millsap, for example, was "undersized" coming out of Louisiana Tech.
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They create the ball coming out of your hands quick.
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Coming out of that, I just stuck with that ethos.
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Me coming out of doing technology, I think that helps.
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Money that's coming out of every one of our pockets.
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More important was what was coming out of the speakers.
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In 1996, you were coming out of the grunge period.
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Initial work was based on data coming out of China.
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Quinnen was a MASSIVE star coming out of the Univ.
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The numbers coming out of China appear to be easing.
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Then you hear the words coming out of his mouth.
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"The rats are coming out of the sewers," she said.
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We're coming out of that mindset of style over substance.
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But the overwhelming — and novel — sentiment coming out of Nov.
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"It's products coming out of these anonymous factories," says Tsang.
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It looks like gold paint coming out of the tube.
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Democrats were tight-lipped coming out of the meeting -- Sen.
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"These works are coming out of the woodwork," she said.
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I've got crazies coming out of the woodwork to confess.
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"There's lightning coming out of these columns," Crisp told reporters.
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"The ghost is coming out of the bottle," she says.
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I see so much greatness coming out of that company.
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Houston was just coming out of the 1980s oil bust.
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The shrill noise was coming out of Mr. Calvillo's phone.
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It's got so much history coming out of the walls.
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The National Review piece isn't coming out of the blue.
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You've nothing really tangible coming out of the G20 summit.
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"It's money coming out of a crowded trade," he said.
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"We've seen violence coming out of the caravan," O'Shaughnessy said.
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Trump accused Kelly of asking him unfair questions about his past treatment of women, and later said she had "blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever" during the debate.
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The following day, Mr. Trump told a CNN host that Ms. Kelly had blood "coming out of her eyes" and "blood coming out of her wherever," a reference that many took to refer to menstruation.
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Both lost control of their Chevrolets coming out of Turn 4.
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They're going to think, who's this band coming out of nowhere?
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We have done the coming out of LCD Soundsystem Gavin Russom.
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So, pretty tough stuff coming out of the I.G. report. Dana?
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Worklytics is coming out of Y Combinator's winter class this year.
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After all, Americans are skeptical of anything coming out of Washington.
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There are a ton of great bands coming out of Toronto.
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There's something gross coming out of her, but that's my sister!
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I saw a couple people coming out of there — I believe.
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It was something really good coming out of a horrible situation.
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LCD Soundsystem is coming out of retirement with a new album.
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Mind you, the news coming out of these economies was terrible.
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Think, like a giant kraken suddenly coming out of your stomach.
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The data coming out of China has been pretty good, too.
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They look like 2 light bulbs coming out of a body.
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For moments, I didn't think I was coming out of this.
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Yet the language coming out of Ankara has become gratuitously hostile.
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"There'll definitely be some songs coming out of it," he quipped.
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That's what makes the images coming out of Pyongyang so stunning.
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The seedlings coming out of the germination chamber aren't thrown out.
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Coming out of Iowa, every leading candidate has something to prove.
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" She continues, laughing, "My head is coming out of a chimichanga.
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"She was not coming out of this," Whalen told the station.
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Like that sentence coming out of my mouth is totally crazy.
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Great workforce, great productivity, and great products coming out of there.
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Yes, it smells like the stuff coming out of her mouth.
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Similar images have been coming out of Douma this time around.
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The best technologists are coming out of Montreal, Boston, Pittsburgh, Austin.
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There have been major white nationalist groups coming out of Oregon.
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But many things coming out of those places have suspect quality.
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There's big straws and the smoke is coming out of them!
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There's a tremendous number of EV companies coming out of China.
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Scientists have observed "extraordinary" waves coming out of Jupiter's moon Ganymede.
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TRUMP: A hand with little fingers coming out of a stem.
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Coming out of Sanders's mouth, however, the attacks gain fresh credibility.
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Was he born with a microphone coming out of his chest?
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Maybe some overreaction (earlier) to the news coming out of China.
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There is new science coming out of this as we go.
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Coming out of a stealth life was very freeing for me.
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"The chaos coming out of this @WhiteHouse is disturbing," she said.
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Where did the water coming out of your tap come from?
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The music coming out of me now isn't even dance music.
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"That money may just be coming out of retail," he said.
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Noisey: There's a strong musical tradition coming out of New Orleans.
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A bear case for homebuilders is coming out of the woodwork.
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" He added: "Coming out of the treatment I felt very uncomfortable.
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There will be the headache of litigation coming out of this.
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The b-side is about coming out of darkness, coming home.
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I'm picturing literal steam coming out of his ears. http://bit.
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Stanley Druckenmiller isn't coming out of retirement, tax break or not.
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Coming out of abuse, I'd be like, 'Am I an abuser?
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By coming out of the union, it would regain that power.
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That could bolster any DOJ probes coming out of New York.
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There was black shit coming out of his nose and mouth.
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What do you think of this coming out of retirement narrative?
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Men will think twice before coming out of showers exposing themselves.
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So why does it feel like that, coming out of Washington?
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It sounded like it was coming out of a tin can.
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We did Balanchine like it was coming out of our ears.
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My tentacles are coming out of the pigeonhole in all directions.
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"There are more addicts coming out of the shadows," he said.
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I've never seen refugees as traumatized as coming out of Syria.
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They look like two light bulbs coming out of a body.
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But coming out of the closest is just the first step.
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I realize this sounds like it's coming out of left field.
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"Things just keep coming out of the woodwork," Mr. Tobias said.
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The quotes were always the same coming out of his mouth.
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He caught a good rhythm coming out of the second half.
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She was coming out of an important time in her life.
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Residents also reported tea-colored water coming out of their faucets.
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"It was like he was coming out of a fog," Mrs.
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Coming out of its inaugural analyst/investor day, nothing has changed.
|
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Why did George Foreman keep coming out of retirement, you know?
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Disney+ has had some mixed news coming out of its Nov.
|
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The amount of knowledge that's coming out of neuroscience is impressive.
|
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This initiative coming out of Instagram's UK team isn't an accident.
|
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Sad news is coming out of a Michigan zoo this week.
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Nelson is the most prominent loser coming out of the affair.
|
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The support coming out of the briefing, as well as Sen.
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Coming out of a closed-door briefing early Wednesday evening, Sen.
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KENNEDY I couldn't believe what was coming out of her mouth.
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With employer-based insurance, the money is coming out of wages.
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"They started coming out of the woodwork last winter," Fiddler said.
|
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The bulk of your business is still coming out of YouTube?
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And there will be regulation, I expect, coming out of that.
|
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What kind of struggles did you face coming out of that?
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" And I did it in response to, even though I can't stand Megyn Kelly, but I also didn't like when Trump said "there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever.
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"It is unreasonable that money coming out of Western countries is praised as good and sweet, while coming out of China it's sinister and a trap," Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokeswoman Hua Chunying said in September.
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" • After the first GOP debate where he felt that Fox News' Megyn Kelly had unfairly questioned him, Trump infamously said: "You could see there was blood coming out of her eyes ... blood coming out of her wherever.
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"And you know, you could see that there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever" — the latter a reference that was widely interpreted to be an off-color reference to menstruation.
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I could actually see the red flames coming out of the gun.
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Maybe, but it's the only sound coming out of the Trump administration.
|
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And, especially just coming out of a show in a vulnerable place.
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We can't stop you just because you're coming out of a state.
|
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The company is coming out of Y Combinator's winter class this year.
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Coming out of the deadline with Iginla would have been a disaster.
|
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We're coming out of the belly of the beast, kicking and screaming.
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"I think my heart was coming out of my chest," Lee said.
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"We're hoping for optimistic results coming out of these trials," said Snyder.
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"I thought he looked good coming out of the gate," Ausmus said.
|
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"We'll be coming out of Syria very soon," Trump told the crowd.
|
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Over the weekend, Biden, hobbled coming out of Iowa, ripped into Buttigieg.
|
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He notes that great acts are coming out of Russia and China.
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So here's what you need to know coming out of tonight's debate.
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Coming out of that event with a loss was painful for me.
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Crosby was seriously injured and had blood coming out of his ears.
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All these searches are coming out of North America, aka eclipse central.
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I first saw a carved jaguar head coming out of the ground.
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Then, without warning, their bus wheezed coming out of the parking lot.
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Chief among them is the disappointing economic data coming out of Europe.
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The water is up to your neck coming out of the house.
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Today, B20.05 is coming out of beta and ready for production use.
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Boars are coming out of the surf and bears are going in.
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And it's not like these propaganda videos are coming out of nowhere.
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But it's not like this blonde color is coming out of nowhere.
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Suddenly there were innovation examples to talk about coming out of Africa.
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Have you been surprised by all these revelations coming out of Hollywood?
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I thought the ball was coming out of his hand better tonight.
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Cillizza: What's the big headline coming out of the Trump tax announcement?
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WILLIAMS: I REALLY DON'T SEE THAT COMING OUT OF CHINA RIGHT NOW.
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Not just John Brennan but anyone coming out of a senior position.
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"Teachers told me Livvie started coming out of the shadows," she says.
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IT WAS TOO – THEY ARE TOO BOLD COMING OUT OF THE CRISIS.
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And coming out of the state, both Sanders and Clinton have it.
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We've been continually inspired by the art coming out of the resistance.
|
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B.J. Penn keeps coming out of retirement only to break more hearts.
|
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It is now reassuring to see them coming out of the blocks.
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"Coming out of this, it's sort of reinvigorated my passions," he said.
|
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However what works are coming out of copyright depends on the country.
|
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Republican Senators coming out of lunch on Wednesday told Axios that Sen.
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There's a very healthy amount of panpipe coming out of one keyboard.
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We've been in an energy depression and we're coming out of it.
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All I could think of was blood coming out of their eyes.
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Eleven days before the killings, Caufield caught Allison coming out of church.
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Lindsey Graham warned Trump "BEWARE" of anything coming out of the Times.
|
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There are always a range of emotions coming out of the event.
|
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There was no communication coming out of St. Thomas and St. John.
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Everything coming out of his mouth, I, like, 100 percent agreed with.
|
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Your team doesn't have to be perfect coming out of your draft.
|
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You've a lot of political confusion coming out of the White House.
|
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Elsewhere, investors are digesting the latest election news coming out of Austria.
|
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There is real creativity coming out of the Arab world, especially Lebanon.
|
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For some time, we've had big-budget films coming out of Nigeria.
|
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I see a couple of lessons coming out of last night's races.
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Other innovative offerings are coming out of traditional higher education systems themselves.
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But we have a phenomenal number of buses coming out of Canarsie.
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It was a destroyed pressure cooker with wires coming out of it.
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"More plaintiffs are coming out of the woodwork each day," Hecht said.
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"More plaintiffs are coming out of the woodwork each day," he said.
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"We're coming out of the European Union on October 31," he said.
|
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Once we started publishing, more people started coming out of the woodwork.
|
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"The ball is coming out of his hand so crisp," Francona said.
|
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It doesn't hurt that everything coming out of his mouth is brilliant.
|
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There's probably 80% of the MMA talent coming out of four gyms.
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See Mashable's live blog for the latest information coming out of Brussels.
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There was a lack of individuality, and we're coming out of that.
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Higher-ups are not satisfied with results coming out of Abu Ghraib.
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Sharma: I felt terrified, like I was coming out of the closet.
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Well, funny enough, I was coming out of a break-up situation.
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Coming out of LA there is a new kid on the block.
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The chick coming out of the egg is a really good one.
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"You could just feel the joy coming out of them," Torres said.
|
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"There are very few 100 percents coming out of Hatebrain," he explained.
|
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"I thought I was fine coming out of the game," Darnold said.
|
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They were clearly more competitive coming out of his first timeout tonight.
|
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Coming out of this, I want this to be a teachable moment.
|
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I was living in Washington, and just coming out of the closet.
|
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You've been slammed with the barrage of news coming out of Uber.
|
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"A lot of good news coming out of this Administration," he tweeted.
|
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And the TV show sound is only coming out of the projector.
|
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In response, China seems to be coming out of its nuclear shell.
|
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The German people coming out of the war were emotionally so disturbed.
|
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QUICK: AND HOW MANY MORE GOOD YEARS COMING OUT OF YOU, CHARLIE?
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"They've all survived, but they are coming out of it very mauled."
|
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"The stuff coming out of Asia is uniformly high quality," he said.
|
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All three shows are coming out of their most acclaimed seasons yet.
|
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I expect we'll probably have another day's news coming out of it.
|
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It's definitely something you could see coming out of the Deadpool playbook.
|
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That's coming out of your pay at the end of the day.
|
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An older woman with a cane was coming out of the bank.
|
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There's also a different story coming out of China about what happened.
|
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There's a story coming out of Scotland that frankly makes me jealous.
|
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But you'll see encryption coming out of most countries in the world.
|
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"The quantitative easing coming out of Japan and coming out of Europe continues to drive flows into other high-yielding assets," Stephen Chang, head of Asia fixed income at JPMorgan Asset Management, told CNBC's "Street Signs" on Wednesday.
|
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" To remind, he once said of former Fox News host Megyn Kelly after she pressed him on his treatment of women, "You could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever.
|
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"We think part of this may be that people heeded the early data coming out of China and coming out of South Korea of the elderly or those with preexisting medical conditions were a particular risk," she continued.
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"I turned and looked and there was a gentleman lying face down, coming out of the doors of the chapel, and he had blood coming out of his head," Siriano said in an interview with Pittsburgh television station WTAE.
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Outside the Pervin Chapel, "I turned and looked and there was a gentleman lying face down, coming out of the doors … and he had blood coming out of his head," custodian Augie Siriano recalled to local TV station WTAE.
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"I caption this 'there was blood coming out of his eyes, blood coming out of his...wherever,'" she tweeted, referring to Trump's campaign trail comments about a primary debate exchange between himself and then-Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly.
|
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Daniele Antonucci of Morgan Stanley notes the promising noises coming out of Germany.
|
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"We need to test the water coming out of these wells," he said.
|
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The taxes are through — I'll use an expression: coming out of my ears.
|
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There's a real sense of dynamism and muscle coming out of this speaker.
|
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Not to be outdone by the buzz coming out of the Warner Bros.
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And we've seen this trend of new hardware startups coming out of France.
|
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Coming out of the Miami massacre, three big questions loom large about Biden.
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He sprained the ankle on Wednesday while coming out of the batters' box.
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Deadly bus crash Here's a real tragedy coming out of Texas' Hill Country.
|
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In 2018, the Silverado is the most exported vehicle coming out of Mexico.
|
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Bradley has had a great season coming out of the bullpen for Arizona.
|
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Hardboiled '70s detective stories tend to have style coming out of their ears.
|
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Cramer quickly realized that Visa's stock was cheap coming out of the quarter.
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But that was the genesis of it, was coming out of that Justin.
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Every morning, we look back at the news coming out of the show.
|
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That's the scary stat coming out of a resort in the Dominican Republic.
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Coming out of that, we knew, we are good at what we do.
|
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I wanted to see what your message was coming out of [Tuesday] night.
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And how do we know what they want coming out of the meeting?
|
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The amount of people coming out of eastern Aleppo has gone up exponentially.
|
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Plenty of lessons are coming out of this chapter of Roseanne Barr's life.
|
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There was absolutely no sound coming out of the monitors from his mixer.
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These magnetic fields twist the radio waves coming out of the neutron star.
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A person risks coming out of sedation while the other drugs take effect.
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One had a smashed eye socket and blood coming out of its ear.
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But the truth is that these residents' concerns aren't coming out of nowhere.
|
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This year, focus has been on fintech innovations coming out of the region.
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Widman found a huge metal water tank with pipes coming out of it.
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"Coming out of this, it's sort of reinvigorated my passions," he told People.
|
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Sometimes you'll feel the wrath of somebody when they're coming out of it.
|
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The uncertainty coming out of Brexit is a challenge for growth in Europe.
|
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But it's all the stuff we knew about him coming out of college.
|
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We know there is a lot of big news coming out of there.
|
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Statements coming out of the Department of Homeland Security were no more clear.
|
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See all the tubes coming out of the boots in the image above?
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There won't be any additional guidance coming out of the Fed this week.
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I was — had just gotten my first job coming out of law school.
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"I struggle to see anything meaningful coming out of it all," she says.
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If there's any distortion coming out of these cans, I'm not hearing it.
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Also notice how there's only a single cable coming out of the headset.
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And the question coming out of the debate is whether that actually happened.
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We ran the wrong plays coming out of the huddle a few times.
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WHAT IS COMING OUT OF A PATIENT'S POCKET WENT FROM $100 TO $3,153.
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There were really three big stories coming out of Park City this year.
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But how did "coming out of the closet" become such a ubiquitous phrase?
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Refiners were just coming out of maintenance season when this week's explosion occurred.
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Fire is now boring unless it's coming out of a glow stick, basically.
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Even licensed cosmetologists aren't coming out of school with full and proper training.
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Why are there animals, including an eagle (maybe?) coming out of Graham's torso?
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"Terrible news coming out of Assam," Banerjee, the state's chief minister, told reporters.
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You need to wash your hair immediately after coming out of the pool.
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Here's a look at the most noteworthy news coming out of the event.
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I was coming out of something, and there was a sadness to it.
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And I just saw clowns coming out of my belly button or whatever.
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That's our takeaway from the recent rumors coming out of Microsoft and Sony.
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While there was water coming out of Dusty's mouth, it still remained lifeless.
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But it was appropriate: Her acceptance speech was a coming out of sorts.
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"There's no pre-set plan coming out of the December meeting," Hogan said.
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So say you're a broke kid coming out of college with shit credit.
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Cold water coming out of the tap could be both healthy and refreshing.
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The national implications, however, will dominate the story coming out of this race.
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It's unclear if that's coming out of Crosby's pocket or his insurance company.
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"It's kind of like coming out of retirement a little bit," Kevin said.
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Coming out of the last corner I was just 'thinking please be enough'.
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"There's a lot of concerning information coming out of this research," Reardon says.
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"We've seen a huge upsurge in groups coming out of nowhere," Young said.
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There's a lot of great product innovations that are coming out of China.
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All he has to do is be consistent coming out of the blocks.
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It's easy to see a Wild Card coming out of this division again.
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We are really coming out of the shadows and saying how we feel.
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Yet this is hard to square with other numbers coming out of Zimbabwe.
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She had like a creature-slug-worm-snake coming out of her mouth!
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There have been a lot of collectives coming out of Toronto since OVO.
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This is not easy ... but there will be opportunities coming out of Brexit.
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There is a dizzying amount of diplomatic activity now coming out of Paris.
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Cotton added 1.5 million acres in 2016, with 850,000 coming out of Texas.
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It's official: Venmo is coming out of your smartphone and into your wallet.
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Another day, another gross story of misogyny and sexism coming out of Hollywood.
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"Kids were coming out of their houses, wanting to meet Pennywise," she said.
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That can be a fallback for some guys coming out of the game.
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No leaks, no gel coming out of the diaper - just soft and dry.
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It's also picking up on the Georgian signals coming out of the Caucasus.
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Coming out of the water seemed far chillier than being in the water.
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Kim Reynolds's (R) chief of staff's pay coming out of the DHS's budget.
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That's what I would say coming out of Baltimore and again here tonight.
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"We saw a like slug coming out of her throat," Levy reminded CBS.
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What are the most exciting projects coming out of the lab right now?
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I was coming out of Toronto which is so hodgepodge and low-density.
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For Conor McGregor, I'm coming out of retirement just to fight Conor McGregor.
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"It was really coming out of my pores," he said of the aftermath.
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"Heartbroken by the news coming out of WA right now," Washington Democratic Sen.
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"The ball was coming out of his hand really well tonight," Scioscia said.
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We need to see what's coming out of Asia, and China in particular.
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"An enormous amount of rich science is coming out of this," he added.
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And then the messaging coming out of the administration has been deeply disturbing.
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"There were these beautiful voices coming out of horribly dressed girls," she said.
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I thought we had a very good chance coming out of the convention.
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News is coming out of the US that EARONS has just been arrested!!!
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Our children are growing up with their phones coming out of their fingertips.
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Either way, it's hard to imagine anything earthshaking coming out of this relationship.
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Then an officer peering through binoculars glimpsed exhaust coming out of the tailpipe.
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"There is more and more fashion coming out of Asia," Ms. Lin said.
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There are just a bunch of aggressive people coming out of the woodwork.
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It's a hallmark of MONO's sound, something beautiful coming out of intense darkness.
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That failed to satisfy, and now he helps men coming out of prison.
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We have water coming out of the sky and out of the creek.
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McKinnie was not a celebrated recruit coming out of high school in Chicago.
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There's a lot of mold, greenish and bluish, coming out of the walls.
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"I'm coming out of the lower depths, drugs and all that," he said.
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Reeve liked that the Warriors operated with more movement coming out of halftime.
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Initially confusing and politically charged statements coming out of Washington were hardly reassuring.
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Who are they to say what's coming out of his mouth is wrong?
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The stories and images coming out of Houston and its environs are devastating.
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Jeff said the dress "did indeed look great coming out of the backpack."
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"We are going to be coming out of there real soon," Trump said.
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" I was like, "I don't believe a word coming out of your mouth.
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Several GOP senators declined to comment coming out of the committee, saying Sen.
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But the unease coming out of Iowa extends beyond Sanders' and Buttigieg's jockeying.
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We have so much memory we've got it coming out of our ears.
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The 13-year-old said he saw feathers coming out of her jacket.
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And you've described the group as just coming out of the repair shop.
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"You can't say it's because we're coming out of the recession," Nader said.
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"I ... looked over to see sparks coming out of the engine," she said.
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Multiple lawmakers declined to comment coming out of the closed-door meeting. Rep.
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He was coming out of me: didn't he need something to go into?
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Blue Apron is coming out of its box and onto grocery store shelves.
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There were two enormous political stories coming out of the 2018 midterm elections.
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But we are coming out of 2019 so much stronger than we were.
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Stepping into the light, I felt like Grizabella coming out of the shadows.
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I started catering to [them] and they started coming out of the woodwork.
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The biggest worry coming out of Tuesday night has to be the suburbs.
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CNBC referenced the information coming out of our Twitter feeds live on television.
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"The stories and images coming out of Puerto Rico are devastating," Ryan said.
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The recent news reports about Christian persecution coming out of Nigeria are horrifying.
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He insulted Megyn Kelly with his "blood coming out of her wherever" remark.
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And all of a sudden there were sharks coming out of the sky.
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It was coming out of traditions, but stepping into a real experimental sensibility.
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However, he said the changes coming out of Washington are adding new challenges.
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EWG's findings don't necessarily reflect what's coming out of consumers' taps right now.
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The findings coming out of her labs made news repeatedly over the years.
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A Silver State Sweetener might be coming out of the leadership slush fund.
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We got Chrissy coming out of LAX Friday with baby Luna in hand.
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One witness tweeted that she saw blood coming out of the victim's ears.
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Kelly even momentarily became the face of the feminist opposition to Trump, after he called her a "bimbo" and infamously said that "there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever" during the first presidential debate.
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" The following night, he suggested to Fox News' rival network CNN that the reason she was so hostile was that she was probably menstruating: "You could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever.
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Finally, Parrot is also one of the leading hardware startups coming out of France.
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My family is supportive, and all these haters are coming out of the woodwork.
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"It's the feeling of coming out of the rain, if you will," he said.
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We were slow coming out of the recession but we're now doing quite strong.
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He's not seen as coming out of the KGB world as his primary function….
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" A senior State Department official said: "We've heard the reports coming out of Venezuela.
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In the end I kind of feel like a Viking coming out of it.
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Despite climate-change denialism coming out of Washington, clean energy is having a moment.
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As you know, we get a tremendous amount of revenue coming out of Europe.
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" Jason Williams told BBC Radio 4, "There was smoke coming out of the car.
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My biggest problem is that I'm not coming out of this job at 70.
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In the end, there may be only 50 permanent jobs coming out of this.
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He could see the breath coming out of our mouths in the cold air.
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"It wasn't coming out of his hand real well," Phillies manager Pete Mackanin said.
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Even the news flow coming out of the U.S. is better, too, Cramer said.
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There's been great writing coming out of these communities for decades, including personal stories.
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Would I be concerned that we don't know what's coming out of these plants?
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You made the mess -- do you realize it's still coming out of your pocket?
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How Pyongyang might react to the confusing signals coming out of Washington is unclear.
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Some of the best artists were coming out of the Bronx at that time.
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" The congressman called the stories and images coming out of the US territory "devastating.
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" Bushnell also said "coming out of a show like The Bachelor is very stressful.
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He drove off with steam coming out of the bonnet of his new Porsche.
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So I think that there's a lot of positive things coming out of it.
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He believes the sector is coming out of a 1999-to-20173 underperformance cycle.
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The greatest effect coming out of silence is the clarity one has in listening.
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So whatever happens coming out of the political conventions, Airbnb is a clear winner.
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They are more than your basic columns of water coming out of a statue.
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So, this is very much in accordance with the directives coming out of Raqqa.
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"I think the vibes coming out of it will be modestly positive," he said.
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" A vampire revealing their true identity is known as "coming out of the coffin.
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Coming out of our first night with two dances, everyone was exhausted after Monday.
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Anecdotally I see two or three types of men coming out of this generation.
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Mirror is coming out of stealth mode with the introduction of its eponymous device.
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And finally, you need something to douse the flames coming out of that chimney.
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Two tailors were photographed coming out of the German bank's London office on Monday.
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More particles coming out of a collision meant a higher proportion of strange quarks.
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He will have the last word on any product coming out of his office.
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Can Jeb continue the flicker of momentum he has coming out of New Hampshire?
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I think it one of the retailers to own coming out of the election.
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But it doesn't mean you shouldn't trust the water coming out of your tap.
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Buttigieg said he and Carter "talked about being viewed as coming out of nowhere."
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After coming out of the last game, you don't want to go red line.
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We got really interested in this band called Venom coming out of Nottingham, England.
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"I could not even believe what was coming out of his mouth," Braverman says.
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Ahead, check out all our favorite resort looks coming out of Miami Fashion Week.
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"I'm not truly convinced solutions are coming out of Washington," Messam told VICE News.
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B Starlin Castro might be showing signs of coming out of his recent slump.
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Right now, I'm coming out of a spiral—I'm shooting two people next week.
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"I don't see a lot of artwork coming out of this conflict," Nelson said.
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Kyodo News reported Japanese officials describing the move as coming "out of the blue".
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Reaching the top feels like coming out of the water after a deep dive.
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Ball is coming out of my hand exactly the way it should feel like.
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It's just that it's weird to hear those words coming out of Tiger's mouth.
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Matarazzo, maybe, could win some points for coming out of nowhere with his moves.
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It might be, according to recent research coming out of the University of Georgia.
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Everyone knew they were a problem coming out of the public beta last month.
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" Carly Fiorina's face bothered him, Megyn Kelly had blood coming out of her "whatever.
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We've got so many people coming out of jails and prisons that need help.
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Were there some overlooked sounds coming out of Mexico that you wanted to highlight?
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Felt it a little bit coming out of the last start over in Texas.
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I was so confident coming out of graduate school with my masters in acting.
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I'd assumed leaks Comey feared were those coming out of FBI NY field office.
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My hair was a mess and I had tubes coming out of my body.
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"It was like heat waves were coming out of a clay oven," he said.
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I looked down and I had all these tubes coming out of my mouth.
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"I believe that #MeToo is coming out of all of this moment," Schriock added.
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And that is also coming out of that same heritage and same legacy, Rob.
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BECKY QUICK: You know, we're just coming out of this story about Las Vegas.
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The candidates are coming out of conventions that painted vastly different visions of America.
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When she removed it, a candle-like flame was coming out of her mouth.
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"The feeling coming out of the village is that athletes are happy," Craven said.
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We just don't see any substantive co-ordinated measures coming out of the G23.
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Investors are likely to take note of the messaging coming out of that conference.
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"I would see him in the morning coming out of that house," Greenwald said.
|
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Make sure that the same amount of line is coming out of both ends.
|
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"We were coming out of a fog from writing 111 songs," says Nixon Boyd.
|
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How much of the carbon coming out of permafrost will be transformed into methane?
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Y.: No one should trust anything they say coming out of that meeting. REP.
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They aren't the only words that have been coming out of his mouth, either.
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"They don't expect half-baked notions coming out of the White House," he said.
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The situation there is dire, and reports coming out of Zaatari are very disturbing.
|
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They had pictures of the brewery there with smoke coming out of the chimney.
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With the power down, soon you won't have water coming out of your tap.
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It's something else to hear it coming out of the mouths of energy executives.
|
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Large tech companies certainly have their eyes on what's coming out of Romania, too.
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Sanders: Music is spilling out of us, and lyrics are coming out of us.
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Then in Munich, the promoter is practically coming out of his skin with excitement.
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I think there's a lot of weakness coming out of the chief of staff.
|
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Another potential name also coming out of Paris is the teenage forward Kylian Mbappe.
|
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Assume anything rosy-sounding coming out of Trump's mouth right now probably isn't true.
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I think he's going to be the next one coming out of New York.
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In particular, they're coming out of the allotments for economic immigrants — particularly skilled immigrants.
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"Coming out of 2015, I realized it's O.K. not to look perfect," she said.
|
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Mark Amodei (R-NV) told reporters coming out of the closed-door Republican briefing.
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We were coming out of a recession, employees were inexpensive, office space was inexpensive.
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"We're coming out of the belly of the beast kicking and screaming," Swearengin says.
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Coming out of spring training, Syndergaard complained about the team's travel from Sarasota, Fla.
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"Coming out of that, it was difficult to write about anything else," he said.
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"Some of the messaging coming out of the administration doesn't match," said Maryland Gov.
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" Mr. Trump characterized the women making them as people coming "out of the woodwork.
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Rob's a pretty tall guy and he was just coming out of high school.
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Nico, coming out of the gate and landing something he has never done before.
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"They're kind of paranoid about what's coming out of Vietnam currently," Mr. Nguyen said.
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"It was like coming out of a cloud," Ms. Ramirez said of quitting marijuana.
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Historically there's a lot of crafts and arts and music coming out of Kyoto.
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I mean, all the images coming out of Houston, Mumbai, Sierra Leone, so arresting.
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And the leaderboard coming out of New Hampshire looks quite different than most expected.
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True, Ms. Knowles "is coming out of a popular music landscape," Mr. Trotman acknowledged.
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We dug ourselves a hole and never came close to coming out of it.
|
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Kyodo News reported Japanese officials describing the move as coming "out of the blue".
|
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"There's a lot of good coming out of the online community," she told me.
|
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We&aposll have updates generally on the company coming out of the conference presentation.
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That kit centers around a cardboard backpack with four strings coming out of it.
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" A senior State Department official said: "We've heard the reports coming out of Venezuela.
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It can be difficult to reconcile the conflicting messages coming out of Puerto Rico.
|
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And they blamed Priebus for the damaging leaks coming out of the White House.
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"And that will perhaps be the most positive aspect coming out of his legacy."
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Toughness That ties directly to Jones' best trait coming out of college: pocket toughness.
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Benn, who last fought in 1996, is coming out of retirement for a Nov.
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Maybe I've got fresh legs coming out of the break and we can recharge.
|
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The biggest headlines coming out of that reveal focused on Pitchford and his behavior.
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Reports coming out of Syria say Turkish-backed fighters may be committing war crimes.
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"You are seeing a lot more SuperPACs coming out of the woodwork," he said.
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"There&aposs just not much leadership coming out of Washington," Stack told Business Insider.
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It was also bottom-up, "bonding" social capital, coming out of the working class.
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I would recommend coming out of the gate with something that's good for veterans.
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"Telling my boss was sort of like coming out of the closet," Thompson said.
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Plus, the smell coming out of the truck would have made a landfill vomit.
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And the livestreams coming out of Baton Rouge this week should cause grave concern.
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We had two-thirds of the manufacturing coming out of the second World War.
|
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"Rabba," by Toronto's Halal Gang—an artist collective coming out of the city's core—was the first piece in what would bloom into an entirely new wave coming out of the city, tinged with the religious and cultural connections that united them all.
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The comedian said she captioned the photo "there was blood coming out of his eyes, blood coming out of his...wherever," a reference to Trump's comments on the campaign trail following a GOP debate co-moderated by then-Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly.
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"The next generation of students coming out of school and coming out of graduate school around the world - we want them to lock on to an ecosystem here," Royal Bank of Canada Chief Executive Dave McKay told reporters at the NextAI launch.
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" The video then cuts to remarks Trump has made about women throughout the years, including his comments during the primary cycle on broadcaster Megyn Kelly, during which he said she had "blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever.
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Why do you need to hear these words coming out of my mouth to know?
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But we're a very important platform for exports – online exports outside, coming out of China.
|
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However, a relative absence of big cross-border acquisitions coming out of Europe hit volume.
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Now, I happened to see Bossie just as he was coming out of the studio.
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Scientists see 6 percent fewer electron neutrinos coming out of nuclear reactors than they should.
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Just what's going on with the next film coming out of the Star Wars universe?
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And yes, it sounds like something we would be condemning coming out of North Korea.
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He said Megyn Kelly had "blood coming out of her wherever" after a primary debate.
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Now it has gone viral and mean, angry people are coming out of the woodwork.
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As I did this, the angle of the air coming out of the vent shifted.
|
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The digital ink appears to be coming out of the tip of the Surface Pen.
|
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But it's not the individual drops coming out of you that are so radically dissimilar.
|
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The whirring sound of generators blends in with the music coming out of the shops.
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I don't have dental insurance, so this whole debacle is coming out of my savings.
|
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Perhaps more in question is the signal coming out of that meeting regarding subsequent hikes.
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For a good nine months all the information was coming out of Last Real Indians.
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A new interview series spotlighting some of the great work coming out of Los Angeles.
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The whole thing: green, trees coming out of everywhere, branches, monkey's hanging off of things.
|
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Delta's coming out of its recent barrage of bad news with a very special announcement.
|
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Another devastating picture coming out of Beacon Hill, where 80% of homes have been lost.
|
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McCullers struck out the next batter before coming out of the game after 97 pitches.
|
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After a day of horrific news coming out of Las Vegas, why do we care?
|
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Finally, the day will wrap up with a Michigan-based startup coming out of stealth.
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Smoke and flames could be seen coming out of a building window near the event.
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I learned things about jobs that I didn't really know existed coming out of undergrad.
|
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The noise coming out of the prison units is deafening — people yelling and slamming dominoes.
|
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Some of the cutest Pokémon drinks are coming out of a Starbucks in Southern California.
|
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Now, a startup is coming out of stealth with a new product to to help.
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RYAN: Well, I mean, we&aposre coming out of a huge financial collapse... CAVUTO: Understood.
|
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The most interesting and innovative companies are 100 percent coming out of retail, no question.
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You know, the one that has all the suds and water coming out of it.
|
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The future is murky for one other star coming out of the G1, as well.
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Chief among them is coping with the amount of data coming out of the head.
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There was a big strengthening of the dollar coming out of the summer last year.
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As I was coming out of the life, he was coming more into the life.
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That's sure to be the headline coming out of this debate, and for good reason.
|
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"I think there will be optimism coming out of that meeting most likely," he said.
|
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"My heart breaks over the news coming out of Texas," Britney Spears wrote on Twitter.
|
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Expect to see plenty of censorship news coming out of China over the next week.
|
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"People don't realize that these expense ratios are coming out of their accounts," O'Shea said.
|
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Southwest said in a statement that a customer reported smoke coming out of a device.
|
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According to The New York Times, Trump faced hard times coming out of the 1980s.
|
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When you hear that analog sound coming out of the speakers there's nothing like that.
|
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The lava coming out of Kīlauea is over 279,282 degrees Fahrenheit (about 1,170 degrees Celsius).
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I was real happy with the way the ball was coming out of my hand.
|
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We&aposll actually show you the very worst rhetoric coming out of the Democratic Party.
|
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It was a shock, especially coming out of a lab Marrack had never heard of.
|
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Westfield clocked a record gain of 15 percent after coming out of a trading halt.
|
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But the smells coming out of Cyrano smell a long way off from baby skin.
|
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VICE Sports: You're entering the Olympic Trials coming out of successful indoor and outdoor seasons.
|
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Furse said a vote on potentially coming out of the EU was clearly a risk.
|
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"I can't," she says, seemingly horrified at the words coming out of her own mouth.
|
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I looked out the window and saw a dark stream coming out of the wing.
|
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If they're using a grenade launcher you see a laser sight coming out of them.
|
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"There's a lot of 'BS' coming out of his mouth, and I'm not buying it."
|
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Soon after his DIY extermination attempt, a neighbor noticed flames coming out of the garage.
|
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Here, he's safe—"There will be no monsters coming out of the closet," Lutz says.
|
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So the narrative coming out of Tuesday night is likely to be Trump regaining traction.
|
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Now they are coming out of the shadows and talking much more openly about this.
|
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The answer is not immigration, notwithstanding the nonsense coming out of some presidential candidates' mouths.
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We are coming out of the darkness we were in for centuries and embracing light.
|
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That's when I learned about the power of the great cannabis coming out of California.
|
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My body had a hard time coming out of the anesthesia immediately after the procedure.
|
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Folks are coming out of the woodwork to run for Congress—all on their own.
|
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Children were only just coming out of school and babies went by in their buggies.
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A new interview series spotlighting some of the great work coming out of Los Angeles.
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You're also getting hard data coming out of Europe that shows data momentum has faltered.
|
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Spanish media said the train had hit a bridge after coming out of a curve.
|
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"I loved the one with the young man coming out of the sewer," she said.
|
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We experienced horrible periods of living nightmares and even blood coming out of the walls.
|
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For comparison, 77 percent of new graduates coming out of West Virginia were in debt.
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These are the profits that drive innovation and they are coming out of American wallets.
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"I can never forget coming out of the subway at Grand Army Plaza," she said.
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Matt Drudge warned Wednesday of the "danger" of leaks coming out of the White House.
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Fearful accounts are coming out of the police stations, alleging torture, sexual assault, and rape.
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But by coming out of the shadows, undocumented people open themselves to cruelty and threats.
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This week, he posted on Instagram saying he is "coming out of retirement in 2020."
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"Even those words coming out of my mouth was just really intense," Ms. Markonish said.
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Banking stocks were mostly higher, despite lower-than-expected results coming out of the sector.
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"Kobe will not be coming out of retirement to play again," Vanessa wrote on Instagram.
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Elsewhere the set is chopped up by Boucher's deep, guttural grunts, coming out of nowhere.
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That knocks out the three biggest potential stars coming out of this election for Democrats.
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Poland, for example, is the epicenter of hip dysplasia—hips coming out of the socket.
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What is your impression of the music scene coming out of the Bay right now?
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She leans into the flow, as if the water was coming out of her body.
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We don't need your approval because the music coming out of our community is incredible.
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Steven B.: Who's a better prospect coming out of college, Jadeveon Clowney or Myles Garrett?
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As soon as I heard the news, tears couldn't stop coming out of my eyes.
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This clears the speaker chamber so that audio coming out of the Watch isn't muffled.
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"You hear complaints of all the oil coming out of the cartridge," Beals told me.
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Some of the biggest community marketplace/classified ads startups aren't coming out of Silicon Valley.
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They all look the same coming out of his hand, but they all move differently.
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"There is so much celebrity traffic coming out of these New York airports," notes Brinker.
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Therefore, coming out of negotiations with a deal we're happy with is a heavy lift.
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"We are still coming out of the era of rock 'n' roll socialism," he said.
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He ran over and saw a construction worker with blood coming out of his neck.
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Back on Earth, however, the news coming out of Biosphere 2 was decidedly less cosmic.
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The mistress is holding a raven and she's got blood coming out of her eyes.
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Coming out of Parkland we see a lot of this happening, folks getting pre-registered.
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The company's former CFO, Deepak Ahuja, will be coming out of retirement to replace him.
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Good thing for Virginia, because Guy found his stroke coming out of the locker room.
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She had been bullied herself, and was coming out of a bad breakup, she added.
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We were coming out of this alternative rock moment, and everything was about alternative cred.
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The consolidation of support around Biden could muddle the delegate chase coming out of California.
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To be fair, many people saw Coleman as a good prospect coming out of Baylor.
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There isn't a lot of good news coming out of the federal government these days.
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It's a painting where somebody's fumbling, where he's coming out of Cubism, which is profound.
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MARKET OVERVIEW Brazil is coming out of a lengthy recession following years of political turmoil.
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I cannot see anything coming out of conference committee that does not include barrier funding.
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The goal was simple: Find the sectors that performed best coming out of the crisis.
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Coming out of the Labor Day weekend, however, investor jitters stemmed from tensions in Asia.
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"I'm going to be more bullish, not less bullish, coming out of this," Dwyer said.
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That's what Quantum Machines, an Israeli startup that's coming out of stealth today, is tackling.
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In March, Mayweather announced that he was coming out of retirement specifically to fight McGregor.
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He played only nine seasons in the N.F.L. before coming out of retirement this year.
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The numbers coming out of China will probably not look good for the first quarter.
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I&aposd heard about people doing yoga teacher trainings and coming out of them transformed.
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" She added, "Being in this relationship is not about me coming out of the closet.
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The legal team is likely to focus the arguments coming out of the White House.
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"People started coming out of their homes, and the mob kept getting bigger," he said.
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"Our hearts are broken by the horrible news coming out of Grantsville tonight," he said.
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Finally, we have good news on health care reform coming out of the nation's capital.
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You can't look at it the way you do artists coming out of art schools.
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And in other VC portfolios too — there's clearly some deep tech [coming out of Europe].
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"It's the one and only headline that matters coming out of the debate," said Schmidt.
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That sound you just heard is the air coming out of the Trump conspiracy balloon.
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It was coming out of every car, every window and every box on the street.
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But that means there is an extra bid, for sure, coming out of the MWC.
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It won't be long until your co-workers start coming out of the woodwork, either.
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"This is a 19-year-old coming out of the Workhouse," she told me recently.
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But with new developments coming out of the impeachment inquiry daily, things can always change.
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The Briton, who last fought in 1996, is coming out of retirement for a Nov.
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"David's evolution is really like a butterfly coming out of a cocoon," Eizenstat told me.
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If we're the symphony, what is the instrument sound that's coming out of this character?
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"The boxers are coming out of their corners to fight for the community," Monterroso said.
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R.K. I agree that questions about family composition — coming out of the blue — are inappropriate.
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Stocks hit a rut this week after coming out of the gates strong in 133.
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To offer intelligent and empowered thinking.. And see something constructive coming out of this moment?
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That result would keep any establishment candidate from building momentum coming out of the state.
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"We're essentially looking at a price-insensitive buyer coming out of the market," he said.
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COMING OUT OF OUR THIRD QUARTER I BELIEVE WE STARTED TO GET RECOGNITION FOR THAT.
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He said it seemed in trouble, with flashes of flames coming out of its back.
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Millstein mentioned Monday that there is "extraordinary" stimulus coming out of U.S. through tax cuts.
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"I want to know what's going to be coming out of it," he told reporters.
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He would treat people coming out of surgery who were suffering from headaches or nausea.
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All these socialists coming out of the woodwork must have them in quite a lather.
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Climate change's sudden rise as an issue people care about isn't coming out of nowhere.
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There's no other way to put it: the news coming out of Australia is terrifying.
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The fear of coming out of the gates and immediately losing the entire Texas contingency.
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The ride should be less bumpy coming out of an organized training camp this fall.
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"We were coming out of an era of bacon and meat as king," she says.
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You never know exactly what's going to end up coming out of these different operations.
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You've needed extra downtime, but now, you're coming out of the cave you've crawled into.
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For example, when days after Fox News hosted the first GOP primary debate, Trump described moderator Megyn Kelly's performance in lurid terms — "blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever" — many chalked up the line to a typically inarticulate candidate.
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Back in 2015, Trump again used blood as proof that women were gross, describing host Megyn Kelly as having "blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever" in the wake of what he felt was an unfair line of questioning.
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Griffin said the photo was intended to mock Trump's comments during the presidential campaign, when he told CNN that Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly had "blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her - wherever" when she moderated a 2015 presidential debate.
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Mr. Trump said Mr. Stone was fired; Mr. Stone said he left voluntarily, suggesting that the candidate's comments about the news anchor Megyn Kelly — comments that referred to "blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever" — had prompted his departure.
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"A lot of it is coming out of the fact that there's a whole new breed of companies coming out of Kickstarter that don't have a big marketing budget, but we think will connect with our audience," said Ben Kaufman, who runs Product Labs.
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Here are five things to watch coming out of the usually ignored meeting of 112 delegates.
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Coming out of tiny Davidson College in 2009, Curry was never supposed to be this good.
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Regardless, Carey's looking pretty healthy and happy for someone just coming out of a broken engagement.
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Several authors had statements that responded directly to political news coming out of the White House.
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Add a record-high opium boom to the list of alarming metrics coming out of Afghanistan.
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Nissan needed to do something with the old batteries coming out of its Leaf electric cars .
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But it was clear coming out of the debate that Harris had planned to attack Biden.
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Today, Anchorage is coming out of stealth and launching its cryptocurrency custody service to the public.
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By that timeline, we may see an announcement coming out of the First Lady's office soon.
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Everyone stands to lose if content coming out of and going into the region is throttled.
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Knowing just how much water will be coming out of the snowpack is key for preparation.
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They also keep tabs on potentially problematic behavior coming out of different regions around the world.
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Late in the game, coming out of the huddle, our chant was '1-83-3-Finish.
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"Though there is no official data coming out of Donbass, the situation has deteriorated," Natalia explains.
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A good deal of Star Wars VR news has been coming out of GDC this week.
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So this is the big revelation coming out of all this, is saying wait a second.
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Are there specific deliverables for either Trump or Putin you can see coming out of Helsinki?
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Today, "disruption" is used to justify any and every innovation coming out of the tech sector.
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Naturally, the topic of Bryant coming out of retirement to help his former team came up.
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It seems hard to imagine a figure like Mr. Trump coming out of any other city.
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The biggest exception to the downbeat notes coming out of CES 2016 has been Chevy's Bolt.
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Meanwhile, Poppy cheerfully creates a patty out of the human meat coming out of the mincer.
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This country is craving for leadership today, and the leadership is not coming out of Washington.
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Coming out of treatment, she threw herself into activism work in environmentalism, social justice, and tech.
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The videos coming out of Janelle Monáe's recent singles have been visually stunning and increasingly queer.
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Younger kids just coming out of school—they thought it was sick, they totally bought in.
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Some great entrepreneurs are coming out of existing biotech companies but also out of academic institutes.
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"You will also have a discharge of fluid coming out of the ear," says Dr. Mukhija.
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A torrent of leaks coming out of Robert Mueller's unit, all designed to hurt President Trump.
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Most cases are still coming out of an outbreak in Brooklyn's Williamsburg and Borough Park neighborhoods.
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Today, Microsoft 365 Business is coming out of beta and is now generally available to customers.
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I think this is why he painted rays coming out of their eyes, among other exaggerations.
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"The water coming out of the faucet was brownish colored and smelled very bad," she said.
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"To even be a volcano you have to have stuff coming out of it," said Phoenix.
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But at the very least, it's coming out of the gate with a pretty interesting device.
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The startup was one of the original darling flash-sale sites coming out of New York.
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"It's really exciting the conversations that are coming out of people watching this film," Blunt said.
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This year's breakaway hit has been the hazy, cloudy, creamy IPAs coming out of the Northeast.
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The company started testing this application back in 2016; today, it's finally coming out of beta.
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We had slow growth coming out of the 2008 crisis, but markets have come back strong.
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Shortly after coming out of bankruptcy, GM said it expected to sell 40,000 Volts a year.
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The rhetoric coming out of the Trump transition team about such a registry is ramping up.
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When you rinse it out, it looks like green mouthwash is coming out of your hair!
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Coming out of the 2008 financial crisis, Ford pushed fuel-efficient cars for the U.S. market.
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And supply is still coming out of the market, mainly from the United States and Indonesia.
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Today, the dedicated interconnects are coming out of beta and are getting a few new features.
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This new design is coming out of the beta phase today, alongside the dark mode addition.
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But again, the winds of change are stirring, coming out of the most improbable place: infosec.
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Turns out fake shark photos aren't the only fabrications coming out of Hurricanes Harvey and Irma.
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But the reviews coming out of the briefing from senators suggested that it wasn't deeply revelatory.
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I think a good package is coming out of the administration to protect the 2018 election.
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The real story here is why are there so many illegal leaks coming out of Washington?
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It was the familiar behavior of men in the process of coming out of the closet.
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Smoke could be seen coming out of a building window at the site of the incident.
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That is like winged monkeys coming out of the woodwork and they just fly toward you.
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I was obviously super enthusiastic about narcotics, and so I was probably coming out of that.
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They view it as increasingly likely that there will be muddle coming out of South Carolina.
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You have the leaking coming out of intelligence and various departments having to do with Syria.
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Two days later "she was walking funny with hooves coming out of her" Stura told PEOPLE.
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It's like Belial, a growth that is coming out of your abdomen and it keeps whinging.
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"You just got used to looking for wires coming out of piles of trash," he recalled.
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Teigen's preemptive defensiveness isn't coming out of nowhere; she is no stranger to unsolicited mommy advice.
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Phase 1 is coming out of Jesuit School and going like, fuck, what do I do?
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"A lot of exciting things are coming out of the private sector on a daily basis."
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Riggs sees Robbins coming out of their car with Minnick and realizes that they are together.
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"Coming out of the break, we had two scheduled days off," Cincinnati manager Bryan Price said.
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And the oil coming out of the Permian [Basin] in particular is getting lighter and lighter.
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"There could be a stable government coming out of it in the short term," he said.
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Now she is finally coming out of her cave — and into the world to hock candles.
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Our inaugural one-day conference focuses on the boundary-pushing mobile technology coming out of Israel.
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The Killers and Panda Express are coming out of their feud and they're doing just fine.
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"It's not the way I expected to be treated coming out of a rally," he said.
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People coming out of their houses and talking to their neighbors, regardless of their political views.
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"The message coming out of Malaysia is that the focus is on fiscal consolidation," she said.
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This is just one of many happy endings coming out of the Hurricane Harvey rescue efforts.
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It was coming out of the 90s, and I think it kind of ran its course.
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Coming out of prison, I was wondering how I was going to make it out here.
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My voice broke on the last note and the tears started coming out of my eyes.
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You have money coming out of the bond market ... so that money has to go somewhere.
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Day 20: Oh, no, that's just a new sound coming out of our sleeping, squealing daughter.
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Starry's mostly been pretty quiet since coming out of stealth roughly this time two years ago.
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Imagine not being able to breathe and imagine that loss of breath coming out of nowhere.
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"Today, we're going to do sausages coming out of a pot on a wire," she said.
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More whistleblowers are also coming out of the shadows, potentially bringing more trouble for the president.
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Announcing such an intention would be a welcome surprise coming out of this week's FOMC meeting.
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Meanwhile, you looked at the Growth Team and they had engineers coming out of their ears.
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To them, it looked like mountains were coming out of the glacial ice covering the sound.
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Then I got out my ukulele and found "God Bless America" coming out of my mouth.
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That base of travelers that is expanding is significantly driven by travelers coming out of China.
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Highlighting the shocking things coming out of his mouth gives people reason enough to get involved.
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Coming out of a strong holiday season, Macy's is reaping the benefits of healthy consumer spending.
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It is the breeding ground for new talent coming out of the UK electronic music scene.
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Since Trump's 2016 election, there has been a wave of political activism coming out of Hollywood.
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And so you have seasonality coming out of holiday where gift cards translate into rewards members.
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"People coming out of storage spaces with big boxes aren't setting off bells," Mr. Ryan said.
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"To see this finished is like coming out of the night into the day," said Rev.
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"You can hear her coming out of all the cars as they drive by," she said.
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" "We smelled something, like an intense sulfur smell, and saw smoke coming out of this building.
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"The singular story coming out of Chicago seems to be a story of violence," she said.
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It certainly doesn't sound like a lot of music coming out of the city right now.
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"Lily's doing the 'Yikes, I'm coming out of a vagina face,'" Beckinsale explained of the photo.Damn.
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It was a tinny whir, the smooth rush of a fan coming out of a vent.
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Well that song is about coming out of back then, or how I was before now.
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Instead, they would go on to say the rhetoric coming out of the White House was.
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We can represent the feelings of the new breed of kid coming out of the underground.
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But unfortunately, most of the stuff I hear coming out of Los Angeles is painfully derivative.
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Coming out of prison is never easy, whether you've been inside for two years or 222.
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"With Stockton, there's good research coming out of there, but it is also small," he added.
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The wallpaper in the guest room bathrooms is printed with corn cobs coming out of husks.
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"It's been a lot of fun, both starting and coming out of the bullpen," Eovaldi said.
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Australia's ASX 21.6 reacted well to strong GDP figures coming out of the country, popping 21.15%.
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The pilot picks up with J.C. coming out of retirement, both as an actor and Johnson.
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There is both good and bad news coming out of the labs of UCLA this week.
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Or coming out of the grocery store and being forced to interact with Bill de Blasio.
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It's hard to think about anything coming out of Trump's administration as anything other than malignant.
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As the name suggests, hot bread was coming out of the oven on a recent afternoon.
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"Coming out of your building, you turn around and — boom — the pictures are there," he said.
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Coming out of high school, Kyler Murray was ranked among the best quarterbacks in his class.
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We started from a baseline going into the '08 election and coming out of the campaign.
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The big trade groups are coming out of alignment with their own members on climate change.
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I like the oddness of sexy legs coming out of the bottom of the crazed moon.
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He's back in the grind mode of when he was coming out of Lufkin High School!
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"I'm confident he'll have a lead coming out of Super Tuesday — a fairly significant lead," Rep.
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There's something nice about it just coming out of the printer and being fresh and ready.
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People coming out of prison are disproportionately black, and blacks tend to vote overwhelmingly for Democrats.
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The miasma of pollution is so pervasive that locals find it coming out of their mouths.
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But when we start winning again, everybody in Cleveland will be coming out of the woodwork.
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Coming out of her own woods into the big world is the best thing she'd done.
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Conversation, videos, and the reported numbers coming out of social media just make us more worried.
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I thought that maybe he was frustrated, but he felt something coming out of the box.
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So Jeffrey is not just popping off, coming out of his car and some unhinged guy.
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"The only people getting respect were the people coming out of the penitentiary," Mr. Slay says.
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Mr. Barr cautioned that he would be "very careful" with any information coming out of Ukraine.
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The narrative coming out of Iowa was largely about what a disaster the caucuses themselves were.
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These cuts have burned a hole in their budgets, which have been coming out of reserves.
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"There are FPSOs, for example, in abundance coming out of Brazil at the moment," she said.
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Trump also contended "there are no mixed messages" coming out of his administration on North Korea.
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Sure enough, when we measure what's coming out of an e-cigarette, we have found formaldehyde.
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This president and his advisers made a nefarious evil feel comfortable coming out of the shadows.
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And as developments keep coming out of the Korean Peninsula, we can only ask: what's next?
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The big news coming out of Amazon HQ recently has been launch of two new tablets.
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And then on the reverse side you've seen more consumer-related stuff coming out of Israel.
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The media coverage coming out of Congress -- and Washington more generally -- will be all about impeachment.
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The bucket was in flames and there appeared to be wires coming out of the top.
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"They told me: 'Take very cautiously anything coming out of the Ukraine against anybody,'" Graham said.
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We are in favor of some of the solutions that might be coming out of Washington.
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The Post's reporting confirms one Democratic lawmaker's report coming out of closed-door testimony on Tuesday.
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The political jitters coming out of the United States remained the dominant factor for traders, however.
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Some in Trump's orbit view the leaks coming out of the government as a mortal threat.
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Now there are a lot of people coming out of school going to their first job.
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If successful, it will catalyze additional actions to build on the momentum coming out of Paris.
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So there are things you really haven't seen before, like smoke coming out of the screen.
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That's what Buttigieg means about autistic people 'coming out of the shadows,' and that's good news.
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Joe Zidle has one piece of advice to investors: Ignore the drama coming out of Washington.
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He threw seven scoreless innings in his last start coming out of the All-Star break.
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"To me, it's the piling on of information coming out of the technology sector," said Paulsen.
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So was the vivid work, much of it reflecting Latin American culture, coming out of prisons.
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Instead, the biggest headlines coming out of that reveal event focused on Pitchford and his behavior.
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Unrest in Iran has dominated news coming out of the Middle East for nearly two weeks.
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An aide to Shelby denied that the wall money was coming out of the Labor bill.
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Much like most of the heavy bands you'll find coming out of Providence, RI—The Body.
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They were coming out of the parking lot of a convenience store at about 10 a.m.
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That boom in ecommerce is mostly coming out of the hides of brick-and-mortar retailers.
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I think the news coming out of Washington, it's hard to imagine it being more depressing.
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The technique he uses makes the landmarks appear as though they're coming out of his notebook.
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His high-profile clashes with a litany of powerful women including Megyn Kelly, who he said had "blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever" when she questioned him on his history of making derogatory comments about women during a GOP presidential debate.
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We all know the feeling of having no control over the words coming out of our mouths.
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"The boys responded really well coming out of the break," said Blue Jackets alternate captain Brandon Dubinsky.
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Initial hype was promising, with raves from Laptop Magazine and the BBC coming out of CES 2008.
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Despite its very public failure, Broadcom is in a much stronger position coming out of this battle.
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WILLIAMS: Elizabeth Warren wants to help young people who have heavy tuition debt coming out of college.
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"Lower corporate taxes in the U.S. is the biggest positive coming out of Trump's proposals," Perkin noted.
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On the way back from the post office, I see our neighbor coming out of the bakery.
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"I'm really proud of coming out of the other side because it was so hard," she says.
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And the less that has to do with directives coming out of the White House, the better.
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I mean, you can see what's coming out of the FTC trial here in the United States.
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The duo discusses travel woes, road stories and the surprises coming out of Tuesday night&aposs primaries.
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We just started working with women in Nashville who are coming out of drug addiction and homelessness.
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"We will be wrapping our arms around them as they're coming out of their surgeries," Hansen said.
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Sanders's allies believe he was deprived of valuable momentum he should have had coming out of Iowa.
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Coming out of the closet as among the most important actors in American society boosts technology bosses.
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"Every piece of good news we could have had was coming out of his mouth," Justin says.
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So, we're relying on official reports coming out of the Chinese National Health Commission for these numbers.
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"The company's been coming out of significant financial distress over the past couple of years," he said.
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But mostly I've been getting people coming out of the woodwork saying how much they miss me.
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As lot of that is probably coming out of what we heard about the making of Dunkirk.
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In the end, coming out of New York, maybe there is something to keep all sides happy.
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Nowadays historically informed orchestras are no longer regarded as an experimental oddity coming out of left field.
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And there's always a new crop coming out of there, and there has been for decades now.
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"Coming out of a divorce, I'm someone who's on a quest for peace and fun," she adds.
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Without citing the Post's story specifically, she referred to "confusion" coming out of a CDC budget meeting.
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Keep clicking for everything you need to know about this rad new trend coming out of L.A.
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I had a hard time coming out of my trailer that day because I felt so uncomfortable.
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I would imagine more strong language coming out of the U.S and not a whole lot else.
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But these ideas are a long way from coming out of the lab and into the seas.
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Sure, there are other promising startups coming out of TheFamily, such as Menu Next Door and Trusk.
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You see India is investing, there's a lot of really interesting innovation coming out of France. Yes.
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" Paul says he's coming out of the scandal "more knowledgeable, more compassionate — but I can't just disappear.
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Argentina is finally coming out of the chaos created by Cristina Kirchner and several of her predecessors.
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" Gabrielli: "We smelled something, like an intense sulfur smell, and saw smoke coming out of this building.
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He asked Roberts to "weigh in" on the flood of stories coming out of Hollywood and beyond.
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But it also fits in neatly with the frenetic experimentalism coming out of Baltimore as a whole.
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"She was coming out of the stall," Munn recalled of the 63-year-old talk show host.
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Kayden's condition has improved in recent days, with the youngster coming out of a medically induced coma.
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But for an economy with rapid population growth coming out of recession, the performance is hardly stellar.
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"We knew coming out of halftime we had to get off to a good start," Green said.
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Rarely a week passes without a headline about a new type of robot coming out of Japan.
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"I don't expect much coming out of this committee," Trump told reporters at a midday photo-op.
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Judging from his public comments, the images he saw coming out of northwest Syria earlier this week.
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Scientists say there&aposs less lava coming out of an eruption site in a Big Island neighborhood.
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Capping broader gains, however, was a perceived lack of progress coming out of U.S.-China trade negotiations.
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"Coming out of the closet is talking about what we feel and what we experienced," Gonzalez said.
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Based on the docs, Lesley wanted to make sure that dough wasn't coming out of her pocket.
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Inspectors also found part of the ceiling to be leaking, and flies coming out of a drain.
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"We've had liberals coming out of the woodwork to protect themselves," the 103-year-old Texan said.
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But, doing so wouldn't have allowed her to influence the policies coming out of the White House.
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All the news coming out of the company were about new international markets and additional funding rounds.
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Now that they're coming out of those positions, they are unwinding those yen trades, those carry trades.
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He's similar to me in that I remember coming out of the closet and being like 'Great.
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Some of the casualties were people strolling outside or coming out of supermarkets, the emergency services said.
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She is just coming out of the bathroom, swathed in a red and white chequered dressing gown.
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I mean when you listen to stuff coming out of Washington, is that material to that answer?
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In Michigan alone, MLive reports, PFAS have been detected—in streamwater, groundwater, coming out of the tap.
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U.S. equities closed mixed on Tuesday as investors continued to shrug off news coming out of Washington.
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People who used to say they weren't homophobic or racist are now coming out of the shadows.
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The Brits are ticked off about all the leaks to the media coming out of this investigation.
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It's hard to imagine a project coming out of all these changes, all this time passed, unscathed.
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Most of the best young players are coming out of Ireland, where handball is the national sport.
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"Some of the air is coming out of the stock," said Kathleen Smith, principal at Renaissance Capital.
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They really appealed to my interest in having some kind of humor coming out of my work.
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They had to report with straight faces all the new "developments" coming out of the White House.
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"We appear to be having some strange data coming out of Wisconsin," Bernhard wrote at one point.
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I also saw him again later that night coming out of the movie theater with some family.
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He did not tweet leaks coming out of the Department of Defense, or from the American military.
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Coming out of that weekend, we took a number of steps to start a base-building organization.
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Kodiak Robotics, which was founded in April, is coming out of stealth loaded up with venture capital.
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We first visited ILM's xLab team last August, just as they were coming out of stealth mode.
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In a key scene, Mabuse is revealed to simply be a voice coming out of a loudspeaker.
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"Athletics in the world is very much coming out of that dark period with Russia," Hansen said.
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You're sure to see some wild videos coming out of TikTok with the help of these GIFs.
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" Hall added: "The timing of this is really concerning because we're not coming out of a recession.
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There's a lot of news coming out of the Bachelor in Paradise set, with numerous conflicting reports.
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"I felt coming out of that conversation the president's desire to move quickly on it," McGarvey said.
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"He really doesn't see the ball coming out of Robbie Ray's hand," Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said.
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What is on my mind will be coming out of my mouth as you watch this: pic.twitter.
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"She's face down on the concrete, a lot of fluid coming out of her head," Ali said.
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Google and China, you worked on the coming out of China, going in and coming out. Yeah.
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Then, how do we get good water coming out of the taps, and then, rebuilding the community.
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"Before it was just coming out of a jar or, really, out of a can," Avery said.
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I can imagine it coming out of the mouth of certain tantrum-throwers, throwing in their towels.
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The most rebelliousness I see now is coming out of WikiLeaks and DC Leaks and BlackListed News.
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We took our estimates down on 90 percent of our coverage coming out of the third quarter.
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She delivered the goods but that was all sort of preset coming out of the Bernanke years.
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"What would make you happy coming out of my mouth right now, I'm generally curious," McCain said.
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At the time, banks were coming out of the real estate bubble and were very risk averse.
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Bill Shorten, leader of the opposition Labor Party, said there were "shocking scenes" coming out of Melbourne.
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"Coming out of retirement in 2020," 42-year-old Mayweather posted on social media late Thursday night.
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Tap the Share button at the bottom (the rectangle with an arrow coming out of it).4.
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She credits the work coming out of Docubox as the reason she came to the Academy's attention.
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Second, it's interesting to see that macOS isn't the most important news coming out of WWDC anymore.
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