Amy hears the commotion from outside and the group flees.
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But in its perfect snapshot of commotion, its nowness shows.
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It usually hurts, often shocks, and always causes a commotion.
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So then I come out and there's all this commotion.
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Eyes of hurricanes pass, and then the real commotion begins.
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Through the commotion, the woman can still be heard crying.
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Paris did not even look up to observe the commotion.
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"Two minutes later it was commotion with ambulances," he said.
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Ms. Kamali, 72, took the commotion around her in stride.
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I wondered how much of the commotion they had heard.
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For all the commotion it caused, it feels shockingly tame.
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There has not been any commotion or upset by this.
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It was a loud bang, followed by screams and commotion.
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When the commotion subsided, police officers kicked in the door.
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There was a commotion on the TV above the bar.
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He immediately cooperated once he was notified of the commotion.
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Roundup Phil Mickelson stayed away from all the celebrity commotion Saturday.
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It's a question that stirs up a lot of sartorial commotion.
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A source told PEOPLE Harouche was asleep when she heard commotion.
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We're told a person inside heard the commotion and called 911.
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Capps tells CNN the visiting elk has caused quite a commotion.
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So, what's the body body product that's causing all the commotion?
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Cameras clacked and commotion swirled as they held up their hands.
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Passenger Matt Tranchin watched the commotion as people tried to help.
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"There was a lot of commotion in the street," he said.
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The commotion was topped only by a curtain call by Flores.
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Whoever or whatever it is, it's creating a lot of commotion.
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"Oh, what a commotion it caused," he recalls with a chuckle.
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Back at N.Y.U., Mr. Johnson tried to ignore the online commotion.
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Finally, the Musée d'Orsay was emerging from a period of commotion.
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While I was in the hotel, there was a tremendous commotion.
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Critic's Notebook Even in 1979, Bob Dylan could cause a commotion.
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About 75 worshipers came on Sunday, chattering about the commotion outside.
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That resulted in a commotion between the Americans and the Chinese.
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The result: a run on Nutella and commotion in the aisles.
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Will all the commotion affect Trump's re-election chances in 3563?
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"There was a lot of commotion at the time," Azerrad says.
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Cosby, who says he's now legally blind, looked puzzled during the commotion.
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During intermission, there was a mild commotion midway back in the audience.
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Myles, 66, heard the commotion and confronted the gunman, police have said.
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You all saw the commotion around Raheem Sterling's tattoo of a gun.
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What mattered were the spectacle, the lawsuits, the fights, and the commotion.
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"Friend or foe?" he asked at one point, noticing yet another commotion.
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By this time, her husband has heard the commotion and came outside.
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In the commotion, Mertens runs to one corner, pursued by his teammates.
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"There was a whole bunch of commotion," he said in an interview.
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There will be much more commotion and anticipation in the near future.
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Four men were accused of causing a commotion in the British capital.
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Neighbors, hearing loud bangs and screams, ran outside to see the commotion.
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Even if it is, someone could hide in the commotion and attack.
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But all of this commotion could come to a close on Friday.
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"I am sorry for causing concerns and a commotion," the statement said.
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But on September 17th Italian politics were once more cast into commotion.
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An Associated Press photographer, Dieu-Nalio Chery, was wounded during the commotion.
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Burtynsky, seated at a laptop with Panou, barely glanced at the commotion.
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There's commotion aplenty, noise galore and not much evidence of adult supervision.
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Having heard the commotion, a waitress arrived with a pitcher of water.
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While the cartridges were blanks, the commotion caused her horse to startle.
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I can understand commotion effects after the home team makes a basket.
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If she was, we're told she never came outside during the commotion.
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"Though I hope all this year's commotion will be positive," he added.
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Their languid undulations hint at the commotion lying just beneath the surface.
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But one particular photo of the sisters is causing a commotion among commenters.
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Suddenly, there's this huge commotion and a lot of screaming from the lobby.
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"There was a lot of commotion," witness Dan Rafferty told CBS Los Angeles .
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Then, there was some commotion that made me look up from my phone.
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Ladd Sanger, a pilot at the airport, said he heard the commotion nearby.
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I remember being overwhelmed by the commotion but thinking maybe this was normal?
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Then, June goes downstairs and finds the house in a state of commotion.
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She knows causing a commotion will only make her punishment even more severe.
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They hear all of the commotion and manage to escape, which enrages Michael.
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"There was no more concluding prayers as there was a commotion," Virador said.
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China and Bangladesh was subsumed, to some extent, in all the commotion that
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But the world's largest science experiments certainly make a lot of mechanical commotion.
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Amidst all of this commotion, financial markets have actually started the year strong.
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The source of the commotion is online shopping, specifically online shopping at Amazon.
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Williams heard the commotion and came down to interview members of the crowd.
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Also, it will inspire too much commotion in a site meant for contemplation.
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A handful of people were escorted out of the courtroom after the commotion.
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After all the commotion, the university has made clear the reports are untrue.
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But about an hour later there was a minor commotion, Mr. King said.
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But her feeling for her subjects only initiates the commotion of her style.
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Dean Crouch had just finished helping another customer when he heard a commotion.
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Trump was in the middle of his stump speech when the commotion occurred.
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Before his last rally, Trump issued a statement about the commotion in Reno.
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We find a bizarre middle ground of stillness in the face of commotion.
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So then I waited around in the yard until I heard some commotion.
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That morning, I awoke to a loud commotion and walked toward the sound.
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It caused a commotion much larger than the normal uncrossing of the legs.
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I didn't mean any protest, and I'm sorry I caused such a commotion.
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Spotted: Bailey watching from window, wondering what all the commotion is about pic.twitter.
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In fact, the changes should probably have generated more commotion than they did.
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What news made the most commotion for people in 2019 according to Google?
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One night, there was a commotion coming from one of our storage wagons.
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When she awoke to the commotion, she called Ashley's brother, who called the police.
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"There was a lot of shouting and commotion," an unnamed witness told the paper.
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Both the toxins and the commotion can further cripple the orcas&apos immune systems.
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Meanwhile, Prince George didn't seem to be fazed by the commotion and headed downstairs.
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When she heard commotion in the hallway, she assumed it was her family returning.
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They're ignoring the commotion about his hiring of former lobbyists for key cabinet posts.
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Indeed, there is so much internal commotion in Washington, the world is tuning out.
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Zolciak had a reply of her own to all the commotion over her joke.
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He was pushed outside in the commotion and several other men joined the mob.
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Marleny Polanco was on her way home from work when she heard the commotion.
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It made some commotion and turned some heads, but it's not all about sex.
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Most sip pints of Coopers while dodging the commotion at the front of stage.
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Yet despite the global commotion, international meat consumption doesn't show signs of slowing down.
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This forced "a complicated redesign" that "later caused commotion in College Park," Schrag wrote.
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He turns his lens toward the surrounding commotion, the fervent faces in the stands.
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Spotted: Bailey watching from window, wondering what all the commotion is about 🐶 pic.twitter.
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Bravo cameras were all on-hand to capture the commotion at Richards' runway show.
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The lions had been heard making a commotion in the early hours of Monday.
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Piper heard the commotion and ran away before the fake agents could get her.
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Trilobites For a mere flyspeck, Bogoslof Island has been causing quite a commotion recently.
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Instead, a subtle — but significant — flick of cobalt mascara generated quite a commotion backstage.
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Netflix, unfazed by all the commotion, actively promoted some of the show's controversial bits.
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All this award-fueled commotion (and imbibing to calm the nerves) is making you hungry.
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Graham said her brother led her and her mother to safety after the commotion began.
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The commotion occurred amid Obama's response to a question about conflict in the Middle East.
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" Karlie Kloss, too, reveled in the history-making commotion, saying, "#WCW today and everyday @iamnaomicampbell.
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But noise and commotion from bystanders agitated the animal, prompting it to attack the man.
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Even the town stray dog turned up to see what all the commotion was about.
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The scent and the commotion attracted the judges, who eventually awarded it a top prize.
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Others ignored the commotion entirely, and continued to moderate Facebook posts as the paramedics worked.
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Through all the commotion in the hospital room, my grandmother continued unconscious, alone, hidden deep.
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The app learns, over time, what kind of commotion is routine and which is abnormal.
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I was around Westwood and I saw this commotion and cameras and crowds of people.
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Look over there, look at the commotion over there, because there's bread being handed out.
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Associated Press reporter Andrew Dalton's tweets added further color to the behind-the-scenes commotion.
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The vehicle then went and rammed into a bike which led to a mini commotion.
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Residents peered in the windows of the restaurant to observe the commotion inside as Mrs.
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Sports of The Times At first, he was just a commotion, far down State Street.
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"But I went too far," he said, adding that the commotion was not alcohol-fuelled.
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The commotion yielded only a tiny tuber that wasn't even worth taking back to town.
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Hushed Commotion is a bridal accessories studio in Bedford-Stuyvesant, owned by Thea Bloch-Neal.
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The commotion soon brought out crowds in the largely working-class neighborhood along the narrows.
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His speech caused a commotion, as audience members called out, both attacking and defending him.
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When they were nearly finished, there was some commotion to the side of the grave.
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Given the current climate, Mr. Spencer's Buffalo speech was virtually guaranteed to cause a commotion.
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Hearing the commotion, Zoila had rushed outside to find her father sprawled on the ground.
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She said she heard more footsteps outside her apartment, a woman's voice and a commotion.
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Passengers arriving at San Francisco International Airport on Sunday described a commotion to leave China.
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He turned towards an underpass to avoid the commotion; it proved to be a mistake.
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As we were floating on our backs, we noticed a little commotion down the beach.
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A woman heard commotion, but didn't realize what was actually happening and she ran off.
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A few cars drive past, but for the violence they caused there is little commotion.
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The commotion across this sprawling metropolis of some 20 million people is as electric as ever.
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Prisoners also caused a "commotion" at one other penitentiary, according to the Amazonas public security secretariat.
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We're told cops saw the commotion and believed there was an exchange made, initiating a stop.
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But just before the performance started, we heard a commotion, and there were these pipeline workers.
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Bella appeared to be surprised as she hugged The Weeknd while laughing about all the commotion.
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Quickly glancing in their direction, I see that they too have paused to calculate the commotion.
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All the canine commotion led to a call to the local authorities about a loose dog.
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And Johnson recalls getting a "butt dial" phone call from Brown in which he heard commotion.
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In the commotion, Rachel stepped behind a large rosebush and took her ectophone from her purse.
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Some fans were shocked that something as mundane as armpit hair could cause such a commotion.
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And George's toy train isn't the only item causing a commotion since the holiday photo's release.
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But in all the commotion, you might have missed a very poignant remix from Roy Wood$.
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Truman had more than two decades' worth of birthdays to make up for the cake commotion.
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After spotting some commotion in the trees, the hunters discovered a doe, stuck between two trees.
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A much smaller commotion broke out at the 2007 World Science Fiction Convention in Yokohama, Japan.
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Commotion ensued, and without the din of the pump, Farmer could now hear the factions arguing.
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Because of the holiday commotion, the Jardus family didn't realize the cat was missing right away.
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Willeford heard the commotion and ran outside with his gun as Kelley was leaving the church.
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But the commotion comes nowhere close to the terrifying havoc of cancer and its traditional treatments.
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After a commotion, they shot Lopez in the back of his head, according to state investigators.
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Our lives were busy with the inevitable commotion that forms the basis of any marriage today.
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That's when the firefighter from Celina, Texas, heard a commotion in the back of the plane.
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Some babies, startled by the crowd commotion around them, did not crawl across the starting line.
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The commotion is fun during the day, but at night, the house is overcrowded and noisy.
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Eat like royalty, shop for jewelry and find a weekend's worth of bliss amid the commotion.
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When I get to the gallery captioned "Chicago: OBAC and AfriCOBA" color becomes a tumultuous commotion.
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During the commotion, another six inmates also died of a methadone overdose, the Associated Press reported.
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If you are in a crowded area outdoors, run in the opposite direction from the commotion.
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His brother, Martin, said the pair had been eating at home when they heard a commotion.
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Away from the commotion of the campaign, several prominent Clinton advisers are making their views known.
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A video circulating on social media showed agents escorting him into a white van amid commotion.
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Campers Deborah DeGroot and her older sister Erica, Elle's roommate, said they recalled the commotion well.
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The attacker was allegedly scared off when another family member came to check on the commotion.
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A commotion outside drew the guards away, but the leader stayed until the operation was complete.
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"Yeah, that's got to be him," he said, knowing the kind of commotion that follows Woods.
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After she did, she ran as fast as she could toward the commotion in the alley.
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There was a lot of commotion recently about artists who would or wouldn't perform in Israel.
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All this commotion woke up my housemate, and he came to have a bath with us.
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Offer them a safe space to relax and get away from the commotion if they need it.
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At the end of the video, Brown and Halliwell sarcastically congratulates the man who caused the commotion.
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Bun B, whose real name is Bernard Freeman, heard the commotion, grabbed a gun and came downstairs.
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All of the sudden there was a big commotion and everyone didn't know what was going on.
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While the 707-horsepower Trackhawk has been causing a commotion, the SRT model includes a Hemi engine.
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What's more: Angelo is at the club, smoking with friends, which causes a commotion amongst the guests.
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After hearing the commotion they came downstairs, locked the prisoners back in their cells and called paramedics.
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Carrie Underwood's candid comments about her plans for more children have caused a commotion with her fans.
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She quickly learned the cause for the commotion: a young boy was struggling in a rip current.
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It caused a huge commotion in the beauty world, racking up over 500 comments on r/skincareaddiction.
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But Southard worries his father, who has trouble sleeping and takes sleeping pills, didn't hear the commotion.
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"Mass profit is to be made in a short time from the panic and commotion," Hall said.
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Campos had been in the building, patrolling the halls and was sent to the area of commotion.
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"You will never believe what I just saw," a woman leaving the commotion said into her cellphone.
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The president weighed in on the commotion a day after Gorka clashed with Playboy correspondent Brian Karem.
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"I heard commotion out my window, and I looked and I saw the raging water," he said.
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The commotion caught the attention of Nike, which entered a sponsorship agreement with the league in 2013.
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"The commotion around the investigation is morale-crushing to everybody," said one source familiar with the situation.
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And yet, somewhere within all the digital commotion, there's still a human being in search of love.
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It has injected a dose of commotion to a normally quiet period before the start of competition.
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The Buddhists have an excellent word to describe the kind of mental commotion I was experiencing: prapanca.
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Then he heard a commotion and saw his brother-in-law, Mario Sanabria, 69, in the doorway.
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Her security checked out the commotion, but it really hit the fan when they hear glass break.
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It's understandable if you've been ignoring the Brexit commotion; all that back-and-forth was getting tedious.
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A division or conference switch in other North American sports is unlikely to cause a huge commotion.
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Dromore splinters off a busy thoroughfare, but all the commotion is hidden by a shroud of nature.
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"I heard the commotion, the prayers, from where I was hiding up in the mountain," he said.
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Don't forget to pack earplugs or consider paying more for a room away from all the commotion.
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And, she said, it is important that the animal be comfortable with the commotion on the set.
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"There is a lot of commotion going on and a lot of scammers there," Ms. Veloia said.
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The commotion around the vote reveals a deep split between state-level Republicans and those in Congress.
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But people inside had heard the commotion and locked the door, so he left in a car.
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No sooner had I gotten off the bus around 42nd Street than I noticed a commotion nearby.
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LIVINGSTON, N.J. — The commotion began just as the teenage boy was to pay for his apple juice.
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But then, as the kiss happens, the noise shifts from confusion and apprehension to a warm commotion.
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Zessin overheard the commotion and ran to her friend's rescue, only to have Reeves' knife pierce her liver.
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Scottish fans of the drink have given it nicknames such as "Wreck the Hoose Juice" and "Commotion Lotion".
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Despite the commotion and disaster hurricane season has caused, there is one storm who brought some good relief.
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Yet the app suddenly shot from #8 to #1 on the charts on the back of the commotion.
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"There is Lots of confusion, commotion and concern from all the talk circulating," Priscilla wrote in one post.
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But much of the effort expended in propulsion is wasted too: nobbly limbs tend to create extra commotion.
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The day-to-day commotion underground could seem overwhelming for dogs, but some appear to enjoy the adventure.
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They had just been served their meals when the commotion began and they took cover under their table.
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Some people are energized by the commotion of city life, while others prefer the quiet of the country.
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Inside, suspects run from the commotion, trying to tear an air conditioner out and escape through a window.
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Sure, there's always lots of kids in the schoolyard at recess, lots of commotion—all the more reason!
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Hearing the commotion, Mr Maduro tried working his charm on the masses as his predecessor might have done.
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Recently, a book by Patrick J. Deneen, Why Liberalism Failed, caused a commotion in American political-intellectual circles.
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She said she didn't hear yelling or orders to stop or a commotion before the shot rang out.
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Mr. Washington and Ms. Vargas were in the kitchen, and they came running when they heard the commotion.
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"I thought there was a fight at first!" she laughed after seeing the commotion caused by the proposal.
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With a clap of thunder, the lights cut out, and there is a commotion as everybody stumbles around.
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The commotion shouldn't be unfamiliar — Binns ran comms at an insurance company during the Obamacare rollout, after all.
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The easiest way to dodge all the commotion is to take your plate away from the crowd entirely.
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When people asked Mr. Rojali what the commotion was about, he said that Mr. Zahra was a thief.
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Skateboarding, with all its noise and commotion, has never been welcomed on the streets and sidewalks of Japan.
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In the commotion, one of the engines almost ran out of oil, sending up clouds of white smoke.
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For all the recent commotion, medicines account for only about one in every eight dollars spent on health.
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But the next few generations of evolutionary biologists were less attracted to hives of human commotion like Birmingham.
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A much older man, also with the alt-right group, got pushed to the ground in the commotion.
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The game, which was still in its early stages, stopped as players from both teams watched the commotion.
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Senators began moving with police officers around the Capitol, and Collins in particular seemed rattled by the commotion.
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At least his version of nothing has a lot to say about impermanence, and with much less commotion.
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However, if they miss that alert, they'll only be able to see the 10 seconds after the commotion started.
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As I near the commotion, a startled security guard positions himself to kick the absolute shit out of me.
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Mike and Dustin see the commotion at the grocery store and head to the woods to look for Elle.
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According to the Associated Press, witnesses saw commotion in the vicinity as Secret Service personnel responded to the incident.
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McDonald's is the latest company to cause commotion after releasing their version of the red cup for their McCafé.
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A premiere screening was canceled in response, and even Vanderpump Rules star Lala Kent chimed in on the commotion.
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He said none of them saw the commotion, but no other protester they saw was holding signs supporting pedophilia.
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Though Willow broke down in tears over the commotion, Buckley carried on, opening the second basket on his own.
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Carlos Roberts and Officer Ercan Tutku, followed it up and heard a commotion one floor above, the police said.
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But when Bonnie (Zoe Kravitz) heard the commotion, she raced in and pushed Perry off a ledge, killing him.
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It's no secret that when Rihanna's Fenty Beauty launched in September, it caused a major commotion in the industry.
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Two ex-Googlers are creating a commotion with a Plain Jane re-contemplation of the standard issue vending machine.
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"I didn't know there was going to be a commotion about it," he told Steve Harvey in March, 2018.
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Not since Sam carried Frodo on his back up that smoldering mountain has a ring caused so much commotion.
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Gerace told NBC Los Angeles he was working in the backroom when he heard the commotion around 3 p.m.
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Halfway through the valedictorian speech (about unity and togetherness, of course) there was a massive commotion in the stands.
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I turned my head to the right to see whether the woman next to me had noticed the commotion.
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A sudden commotion, crackling through the mid-game static: fists punching the air, fans embracing, bouncing on the spot.
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Mr. Long, 63, had been sitting in a pew with his parents when he heard a commotion behind him.
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That didn't seem to deter this delivery guy, who made his way through the commotion to do his job.
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Last year's commotion did not deter Mr. Spencer's plans to return to the site for this year's annual meeting.
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Admittedly, I was a bit perplexed by the commotion, as I'd imagined an environment with more reverence and reflection.
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In his memories, Kailash's eager exploration of love's splendors and pitfalls took place amid considerable political and intellectual commotion.
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Timothy Brumell, 17, was practicing with the varsity team when he said he saw a commotion across the field.
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The entire front half was free of typical water park commotion — no slides in view, no anarchic locker rooms.
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The Toledo Blade reports that officials also caught a loose zebra and a giraffe that escaped during the commotion.
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A Knicks fan behind the scorer's table was ejected for his heated reaction, aimed at Chriss, to the commotion.
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"From your pet's perspective, moving day is filled with strange noises, unfamiliar voices and some commotion," Ms. Salerno said.
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" Because of the commotion, McCain appeared to not hear Navarro and replied, "I don't know what you just said.
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And that fine line between making a big commotion and a bunch of movement and just actual unadulterated joy.
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A woman who was doing yard work nearby heard the commotion and witnessed the alleged suspect flee the scene.
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I now counted four voices, and from their words and general commotion it became clear that they were eating.
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Mr. Bentley said in an email that he was just walking down the street when the commotion broke out.
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Though Willow broke down in tears over the commotion, her dad carried on, opening the second basket on his own.
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The "adult or sexual products and services" section caused the biggest commotion, with the ban on "lingerie" seeming especially outrageous.
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A few demon attacks and possessions later, the gang finally gets to the bottom of what's been causing the commotion.
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At the center of the commotion have been brothers Vangelis and and Vidal Vargas, known to the world as Raíz.
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Amid the commotion of reporters and PR representatives, it was hard to make out the announcement on the overhead speakers.
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Erik Whiteside said that he, his wife and children had just left the baggage claim area when the commotion started.
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In one outtake, a girl stands beside the officer, snapping a picture of the commotion as the officer stares elsewhere.
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Hate the commotion that comes with it but I think that half syrup with an extra shot, it's absolutely delicious.
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There will probably be commotion in the periphery, because Harvey is about to hit Texas, again, as a tropical storm.
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Soon their commotion drew in Roots MC Tariq "Black Thought" Trotter, and they all got a nice dose of catharsis.
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Edward Lopez, 27, heard the commotion outside his job at the New York Health and Racquet Club, opposite the shooting.
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Though the evacuation was brief, it caused a great deal of panic and commotion in the building and surrounding area.
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Kat Caputo was talking to a friend by the light-rail station when she heard a commotion and turned around.
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In the commotion, Rive says she wasn't able to get a good look at the vehicle as it sped away.
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Moments later there was a commotion, and suddenly I was confronted by a boy who seemed to have stopped breathing.
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The moment caused a minor commotion in the room as reporters looked to see what the Capitol Police would do.
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So this certainly will cause some commotion in the bond market and reaffirm equity and credit markets' more bullish posture.
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She had stepped out of her house after hearing commotion on the street during protests following Burhan's death, she explained.
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The minute you hear a loud noise or any commotion, move away from it — not toward it — Mr. Ackerman said.
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Glenn Tew scurried to see what all the commotion was about when he came face to face with the man.
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All this cosmic commotion in the communication sector of your chart will lead to some very interesting news or conversation.
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As the interview ends and Padilla exits the bar, I hear a commotion coming from somewhere else in the lobby.
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Another 100 or so prisoners reportedly broke out of the facility during the commotion, with only 27 recaptured so far.
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The Moon is in your sign today, Aries, and it's running into a lot of commotion in the heavens today.
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In the postgame commotion, someone swiped Brady's jersey (a heist Kraft would liken to "taking a great Chagall or Picasso").
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During the meeting, they began to yell and wave their signs around while one filmed the commotion on her phone.
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At some point, I dozed off, but as the train approached one of the stations, a commotion startled me awake.
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Or I'd hear a bit of commotion as we'd reach one station or another in the middle of the night.
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Despite the commotion, candidates all seemed to give victory-like speeches while still caucusing, with no clear winner in sight.
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Wendy Hamilton was leaving Union Missionary Baptist Church in Waterloo, Iowa, she turned to see some commotion in the choir.
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In the right-wing media universe, however, the commotion over the coronavirus is hardly a crisis for the White House.
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She later apologized to fans for "causing concern to everyone and causing a commotion," a media outlet in Japan reported.
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"There is Snorlax, Gyarados... Aerodactyl is a bit more common," said one player, naming the characters that caused the commotion.
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Wherever there was a commotion, reporters and camera crews rushed in, followed by legions of curious onlookers brandishing selfie sticks.
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Finch was fatally shot by a police officer when he stepped onto his porch to see what the commotion was about.
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And while there's a lot of bluster and hype going around, there are a number of reasons for all the commotion.
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"We've seen it before, in other files, that the real issues are often concealed behind a commotion," he told VICE News.
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Businessman Bradley Charvet caused tabloid commotion earlier this year when he announced his plan to open a fellatio cafe in London.
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Photo by Liz Fields/VICE News And that wasn't the only commotion or confusion at Palo Verde High School Tuesday night.
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Pawar was sitting on the doorstep of his house when he heard a commotion at about 9:0003 in the morning.
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As Taylor and the team shift from strategy to strategy, Axe decides to march into the offices and observe the commotion.
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Amid a great deal of commotion in Arthur Ashe Stadium, two more service holds sealed the match in Ms Osaka's favour.
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If you missed all the healthcare commotion (or couldn't keep up, because boy did things move quickly), here's the gist: Sens.
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A health-care economist explains the real reason American drugs are so expensive One morning, I came in to a commotion.
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Sure, it's tough to shake certain nagging fears: Is that commotion in the far corner of my office an active shooter?
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Lately, Alicia Keys has been making a commotion, and headlines, with her latest decision to go sans makeup every single day.
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The back-and-forth is interrupted by some sort of commotion before the man again orders the dispatcher to send police.
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Uber drivers in India have joined the worldwide commotion in slamming the ride-hailing service for not treating them as employees.
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Laura and the lady at the desk are having a whispery discussion, so I come over and ask about the commotion.
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I never heard such a commotion with people running down to the stage screaming and nearly knocking me off the ramp.
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And, all of a sudden, I hear this commotion behind me, and I realize it was Kanye and Kim walking in.
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Philip de Roo was traveling through Algonquin Park in Canada when he noticed a commotion on the side of the road.
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Bun B heard the commotion from upstairs, grabbed his gun, and confronted the intruder as he was getting into the Audi.
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Then he noticed the commotion on the floor of the packed convention hall -- another protester was trying to interrupt his speech.
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The police said Mr. Bettway had body-slammed a resident who opened a door to see what the commotion was about.
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It's hard to find a city where e-scooter services have launched without causing some commotion, and Paris is no exception.
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The commotion drew residents to the airport, where Ogg demonstrated the benefits of his white goods in a slick sales pitch.
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You know, that dress, the one that caused so much international commotion it even led to the creation of Google Images.
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Passengers who want to spend time outdoors without the commotion of the pool area can head to the ship's rooftop garden.
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Instead, try to find a safe harbor in a quiet place, such as a restroom, and move away from the commotion.
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The latest commotion surrounding James began Monday, when his online supporters noticed that he no longer followed his team on Twitter.
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Though the streets seethe with beeping and belching traffic, tourists and dung-dropping cows, you can find bliss amid the commotion.
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All this commotion churns up the ocean water, which then injects sea salt into the air in and around the storm.
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But there was the cast of "Playing Hot," causing a commotion at the DeWitt Clinton Park dog run on Thursday evening.
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On Pro Basketball Had he stuck to his oft-cited timetable, Gregg Popovich could have dodged the whole Kawhi Leonard commotion.
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When I got to the top, I heard a commotion and saw a group of kids gathered in the alley below.
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A Regift of a Gift From His Wife No one would be more baffled by the commotion than Butch Cassidy himself.
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No one was injured during Wednesday's commotion in Baltimore, where the bull was brought to the Maryland Zoo after being corralled.
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Poetry trains us to look past the advertised reality, or, better, to see surface commotion as a manifestation of inner turbulence.
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About the only commotion of the day was the small scrum at the espresso bar, as lunch time turned into afternoon.
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You know, that dress, the one that caused so much international commotion it even led to the creation of Google Images.
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We often see this little bit of fill clued as a commotion, as in the Shakespearean sense, so this is original.
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It is difficult to ignore the commotion led by bitcoin's meteoric ascent over the past year, especially the last few weeks.
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Part of the transcript included Clark's grandmother describing the gunshots and commotion she heard, unaware that her grandson was the victim.
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You know, that dress — the one that caused so much international commotion it even led to the creation of Google Images.
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Amid the commotion at the airport, Najib announced on social media that he would indeed be leaving, to take a holiday overseas.
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Here it is again, with co-host Carson Daly oblivious to the commotion as he enjoyed his midnight champagne on the right.
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It is hard to believe a minute and a half out of an hour-long press briefing could cause so much commotion.
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Her clear-cut prose, which has been translated from Spanish into English by Thomas Bunstead, confers some serenity onto the narrative commotion.
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So I'm talking with the nurse and that's when she's telling me how much commotion is going on around what we did.
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Her border village has endured years of shelling attacks by Hamas, but she described the nightly commotion as disruptive on another level.
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After it was initially unfurled, during the first half of the game, there was a brief commotion as it was put away.
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A 'human' Djokovic was forced to block out the noisy commotion moments later when Ward finally held serve to save his blushes.
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Sadly, seven of the felines died due to injuries from the blaze, while others ran away from the home during the commotion.
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During all of the commotion, Suzanne, Maureen, and Humphrey are still in the medical center, and Suzanne ponders if they're in purgatory.
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Even before the Secret Service said that no weapon had been discovered, Trump's camp fanned allegations on social media about the commotion.
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Her mother, Gloria Valdez, was in a parking lot waiting to pick her up when she saw the commotion, Mr. Valdez said.
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James Pohl of the Army, issued an order not to harass him, but Mr. bin al-Shibh says the commotion has continued.
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Mark Zandi, chief economist of Moody's Analytics, said that the commotion across global financial markets isn't slowing down hiring by U.S. firms.
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At 4 seconds into our video, you can hear a slap sound -- followed by commotion and Brian bragging that he slapped Park.
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The spectacle obviously got me even more curious to see what this dude had going on that was causing such a commotion.
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I walked off toward the spot where the black man was detained to ask others if they'd seen what started the commotion.
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Workers who heard the commotion came and wrestled the man to the floor and took away the knife, according to the police.
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You can see in the video, bouncers wrestle with a man to get him outside ... when suddenly, another male approaches the commotion.
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There was a feature on the commotion that ensued when the Pittsburgh Penguins hockey team set free actual penguins on the ice.
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I'd been afraid he was too damaged to handle a lot of commotion, but a big herd was just what he needed.
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My solitary prison cell away from the commotion of mobile phones and email is a good place to read, write and think.
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More than a hundred years after Guy Zinn last appeared in a major-league game, his baseball card is causing a commotion.
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Their imminent arrival explains all the commotion inside this slate-colored house in the small city of Lancaster, in south-central Pennsylvania.
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We walk up to the rooftop and realize there's a bit of commotion because a woman passed out from the heat. Yikessss.
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Instead, the most noteworthy brands making significant commotion in the space were the sport watch company, Suunto, and the audio brand, Jabra.
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Eventually, the police would show up, but by then another commotion had usually broken out somewhere else, and the scene would shift.
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Oil prices have cratered over the last two years and become a source of commotion, stress and volatility in the financial markets.
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At one point a commotion arose and suddenly a young boy came barreling through the narrow street on a very large horse.
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Amid the commotion, two handsome young Latino men in Mariachi costumes are sharing a more private moment on a nearby public health placard.
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"When we came up from the underground — right opposite Big Ben and Parliament — we saw all this commotion going on," Bradford told ABC.
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An anxious dog will only be more frightened by the commotion, and an outgoing dog may see it as you playing with them.
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A rogue cow caused a giant commotion Tuesday as it ran wild through the streets of the Queens borough of New York City.
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The commotion woke her friend, who told BuzzFeed News that she persuaded him to leave, and the two women went back to sleep.
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Speaking to local ABC station WPVI, Stinziano said that while the encounter was happening, he and his wife were oblivious to the commotion.
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"Mid-conversation he gets up and walks over [to his door], and I hear screaming and yelling and lots of commotion," Baylee says.
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LONDON â€" A Gap advert sent out to UK customers has been causing a commotion on social media, after people deemed it "sexist.
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The evidence about collusion between gangsters and politicians, including the most ardent advocates of mano dura, has, if anything, only increased public commotion.
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As always, Howie barked and made a bit of a commotion, so Meunier quickly got him on a leash and opened the door.
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The group recommends a gift certificate to your local animal shelter (after the holiday commotion is over) to find your fur-ever baby.
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The good news is that Joe Keery, who plays the teenager on the show, is well aware of the commotion around his mane.
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The commotion in the basement eventually caught the attention of the sheriff's deputy and another corrections officer in other parts of the building.
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In the commotion, the burglars the initial team had hoped to catch fled, but were later arrested for carrying weapons in Kiev anyway.
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In a sea of same old same old gadget announcements at CES 2018, Sony managed to stir up quite the commotion with Aibo.
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Apparently, the commotion from the game scared away the birds' parents, who use their bodies to shield the eggs from the harmful sun.
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Was this poor pup abandoned or did he just get separated from his owners in the commotion of the Hurricane Harvey rescue efforts?
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Still, mods have caused some commotion over the past few months, as the Pokémon Bank launched for Pokémon Sun and Moon in January.
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It was a little after 8PM on a Thursday, and she heard a loud commotion outside her apartment in the suburbs of Paris.
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Around 10 Russians then arrive, enticed by the commotion, and put black t-shirts bearing the name of Lokomotiv Moscow over their faces.
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And while most of them seemed great — after all, we finally got an avocado emoji — two in particular are raising some serious commotion.
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Once the commotion had died down, Mariah sat at a table in the center of the room with a crowd assembled around her.
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I pedaled my bike every day inside that leafy tunnel, dodging cars, scooters and the rest of the commotion that filled the street.
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Then, during her second-round victory over Eugenie Bouchard, she spotted another ladybug trundling along the baseline, apparently oblivious to the commotion above.
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The girl's mother, Gloria Valdez, was in a parking lot waiting to pick her up when she saw the commotion, Mr. Valdez said.
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And if no one else noticed a commotion or the busboy signaling his disapproval, might Spacey himself have misread the situation as well?
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Fey also said, despite the commotion Wolf's routine drew from all corners, that the comedian's tone didn't break too far from the norm.
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The videos show guests entering and exiting throughout the day and into the next morning, as well as the gunfire and subsequent commotion.
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Renato Bertes arrived in the middle of the commotion, and the police beat him for insisting they show him a warrant, she said.
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Khloé is devastated the future she saw for herself and her daughter is officially ruined, months after she her boyfriend's first cheating commotion.
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There was a commotion and all of the seats around me were suddenly filled by men in black suits communicating with walkie-talkies.
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Amid all the construction and commotion, what has not changed at Roland Garros is the way the moody French tennis fans embrace Federer.
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A marching band on parade startles a horse and what appears to be a young couple strolls, oblivious to the commotion surrounding them.
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The commotion caused my dad to come in, and he quickly shuffled away to the bedroom once he realized what was going on.
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Sanders appeared to hear the commotion, turning to his right to look to the stands, but the flag had already been taken down.
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The GTB's V12 engine screams with sophisticated mellifluous authority as revs climb, but Mr. Dal Monte is used to speaking over mechanical commotion.
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In the documents obtained by CNN on Wednesday, the couple's nanny, Lauren Almeida, said she heard "commotion" outside the residence in June 2017.
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"We could hear a lot of commotion outside, but I had the henna applied, hoping things would be better next day," she said.
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When Cadena's trucks arrived on Monday in Juchitán's Seventh Section, where one in every three houses was severely damaged, it caused a commotion.
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Barr said Monday those students appeared to be unrelated to the incident and had just started recording the commotion after the shooting began.
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"I thought it was a gunshot," said Ms. Primo, a home health care aide, adding that she had not initially seen any commotion.
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Admittedly, it's not clear who exactly she was targeting, but they definitely received the message as the would-be commotion quickly fizzled out.
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Midge's fur coat caused a bit of a commotion at temple; particularly with her mother, who demanded to know where she'd got it.
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They were walking in the square after dinner when Mr. Wagner "suddenly became aware of a commotion behind them," according to the police.
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The recording includes nearly as much banter as it does music and gives a glimpse into the wild-eyed commotion of the day.
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We're told a hotel guest heard the commotion and called the front desk to alert them, and then the front desk called cops.
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In the middle of handcuffing Jordan while he lay dazed on the ground, the officer got up and ran toward another commotion nearby.
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Shortly after appearing, the cop who happened to be outside while all of this was going down, decides to check about all the commotion.
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He sat and listened to the commotion around him and came up with a little melody amidst the stress, singing it into his phone.
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Portland State University student Kat Caputo was talking to a friend by the light-rail station when she heard a commotion and turned around.
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It's not the first time in the 2016 campaign season that Secret Service have jumped on stage when commotion broke out around a protectee.
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Their disappearance is just one example of how absence — of crowds, cars and commotion — makes my heart grow fonder for the Tuscan off-season.
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Madonna and Guy Ritchie's less-than-amicable relationship after their 2008 divorce appears to be what's "Causing a Commotion" in their international custody battle.
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The commotion began after a French family of four was mistakenly admitted into a secure area even though they complete the required security checks.
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We drive to the next town, and we're in one of the smaller markets on the edge, when there's a commotion in the distance.
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The bat caused quite the commotion during the game, and fans immediately posted photos and videos of the animal flying around to social media.
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After a brief conversation in which Tensing asks for DuBose's driver's license, the officer tries to open the driver's door and a commotion ensues.
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Kylie Jenner flew solo Friday night -- as in no Travis Scott -- hitting the town with a couple of friends and causing the usual commotion.
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In the background, her father seemed confused over all the commotion —and even poked fun at her jumping up and down in the kitchen.
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Jeff Sessions' record as a public servant and champion of the rule of law exposes the recent commotion for the distraction that it is.
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Erdogan is staying at Blair House, across from the White House, during his stay and was not present at the embassy during the commotion.
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The two start quite a commotion as they're looking for an animal to help get the muzzle off of Lady in the animated film.
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He also saw "fire, smoke, insulation popping out of the walls, a lot of scared people running around, a lot of commotion," he said.
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As the strings are painting with those long tones, a smaller group of wind instruments might divebomb through the frame, without causing a commotion.
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Chris Naderer, who lives in the area, told the Columbus Dispatch that he was at home when he heard a commotion in his backyard.
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When I would walk into the senior center, I couldn't believe the amount of commotion and talking as people gathered around tables for lunch.
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His counterparts heard the commotion but continued to go lower at Aronimink Golf Club, which was soaked with rain that fell steadily all day.
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The commotion was loud enough that Nadal stopped himself just before he served and once he looked up and starting swiveling his head around.
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For all the commotion over trans people's access to public bathrooms, only North Carolina passed -- and eventually repealed -- restricted access to gender-specific bathrooms.
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She decided to make her own speech on the floor late in the day Friday, long after the commotion over Collins' speech had subsided.
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And if a character makes us want to flee the car, or the room, there's no escape, at least not without causing a commotion.
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But Ms. Maia said that she did not hear any commotion and that Ms. Mann had willingly walked into the bedroom with Mr. Weinstein.
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Before any commotion or before I heard anything I knew that something was wrong and went for the door that was still partially opened.
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First is an environmental mode that uses the external microphones to take in your surroundings and isolate the sounds of all that external commotion.
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History disregards the daily commotion fueled by cable television and the internet, so it is difficult to predict the final verdict in real time.
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"For a person who is easily overstimulated, like an autistic individual can be, the commotion of an airport can elicit tremendous anxiety," she said.
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Mechanics at an auto repair shop in Greenville, S.C., were toiling on a busy summer afternoon last month when they heard a commotion outside.
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From nearby, the ticking of sprinklers, and, farther off, mingled voices and the clink of silverware and glass, the warm commotion of a party.
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My daughter, giddy with the commotion, stroked my head and my back and said she'd be here with me and that she loved me.
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According to reports, the young hero was in the area to watch a football match when he noticed the commotion and sprung into action.
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The first 20 seconds are a barely interpretable blur, the camera zooming in, seeking to make sense of the opaque commotion between its frames.
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The bright lights and cheering crowds of the live show would understandably make anyone nervous already, and the commotion would've been a cherry on top.
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Bay is obsessed with motion and commotion, filling his frames with noise and activity and then moving the camera in ways that accentuate the chaos.
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We're told a fight erupted at a table near the main stage, and as A$AP was exiting ... the commotion spilled over into his area.
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There was a brief commotion earlier today at the airport in Rome, and it turned out to all be over a suitcase... full of coconuts.
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While McDormand has won a variety of awards, including two Oscars, her acceptance speech at the Globes caused a commotion when she was continuously bleeped.
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Rather, pumping up a possible suitor battle royale, only to end the entire commotion with a very clumsy man in REM sleep, only alienates them.
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And then some other girl that I may have been talking to hears about it, and now it's more drama, more commotion in my life.
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When the singer spotted commotion in the crowd during her performance of "Make You Feel My Love," she initially thought a fight had broken out.
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Meat-Meat was dispatched to the post office that day to send off a rent check, and he almost certainly would have noticed the commotion.
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The reality star, 40, explains that the airline accused her and Tucker of causing "some sort of commotion" following a mistake with their plane tickets.
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And I would say it was a complete eruption of commotion and confusion and stress and everything else you can imagine over the next weeks.
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Inspired and excited by the commotion across the street, Chapple, who works for the website Craftsy, got to work doing what she knows best — crafting.
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But through all of the noise and commotion of the packed community center auditorium, it wouldn't be boys who would enchant me on that day.
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Eyewitnesses tell us Trippie noticed the commotion and quickly cut the music to figure out what had happened ... and soon started demanding someone help her.
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The kid caused enough of a commotion sliding around on the clay, and depositing his face into corporate branding, that it interrupted Almagro's service routine.
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After the May 18th protests he threatened to supersede the current economic state of emergency (announced five days earlier) with a "state of internal commotion".
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It's a drama that stars Ellen Page as a homeless woman who abducts a neglected child and all of the commotion that would necessarily follow.
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"I would join in the crowds to see what was going on," Mr. Feuchtwanger said, recalling the periodic commotion on the square outside Hitler's building.
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"Kesapaiva" ("A Summer Day"), five songs for a cappella voices — members of another resident ensemble, Roomful of Teeth — combined plainchant simplicity with tumbling, overlapping commotion.
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The latest commotion involving Sheen, which began as celebrity gossip, appears to have transcended to a battle over press freedom and a possible criminal case.
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But they knocked on the wrong person's door, a commotion ensued, and they shot the homeowner in the back of the head, state investigators said.
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Cops were already out in force because it's Spring Break, they heard the commotion and warned him to calm down or else he'd be arrested.
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At some point, Liang—who had been on the force less than 18 months—and his partner heard the commotion and discovered Gurley and Butler.
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Politics is an economy of activity, of commotion, of keep-you-posteds and let-me-knows and the compulsive refreshing of voting-by-county maps.
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Chad Hayashi, Mr. Black's stepson, was asleep in his stepfather's home Monday when he woke up to a commotion, he told ABC News on Wednesday.
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"Then why so little?" the waitress spits, the reddening white faces surrounding us becoming a gang of strobe lights as they spin toward the commotion.
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In spring training, Clint Frazier denied having asked about wearing Mickey Mantle's retired No. 7, a rumor that had created a brief social media commotion.
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In his color work, he sometimes accepted ambient blurs of motion to emphasize, and estrange, the stillness of a certain subject amid a street's commotion.
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The vehicles denied access to 14th Street would inevitably snake their way through adjacent roads, more intimate and precious, bringing with them fumes and commotion.
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Then Kim shows off the refrigerator that started all the commotion with fans (and haters), which contains various waters and milks ... but not any food.
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The off-duty officer, a 38-year-old black man with 11 years of service, was inside his home nearby when he heard the commotion.
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Hustek was woken up at some point during the commotion, and was able to pull the boy off the roof through the window, WFSB reported.
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Writing of now fashionable Park Slope, where Hymowitz herself lives, she makes some provocative sociological points that tend to get lost in the larger commotion.
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At a lunch meeting one day with the bankers, he was returning from the dessert table when he noticed a commotion on the street below.
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By now, a small, motley crowd, some colored, some white, had gathered near us, some to support, some to see the source of the commotion.
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Mr. Sundar, 40, said that on Sunday morning he had come outside after hearing the commotion, and saw smoke pouring from the house next door.
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The dramatic interval to what would otherwise a normal campaign event is certainly not the first time there has been commotion at a Trump rally.
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Recently, NASA caused quite a commotion when it announced that its Curiosity rover discovered organic molecules — which make up life as we know it — on Mars.
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Despite all the commotion, viewers don't get to see what's hiding in Nola's I Am Your Mirror show until the last two minutes of the episode.
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In any case, the mercenary carrying the explosive to the building carried on despite the commotion around him — for a full 20 seconds, the video shows.
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"They came from behind and there was a big commotion," an unnamed male student told a news channel from a hospital bed in Charsadda's District Hospital.
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"It was a huge deal at the time because Lamar popped up at one of Khloe's classes and it caused a big commotion," said Jenner, 63.
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Butler allegedly attacked the 61-year-old victim first, authorities say, and Petrus heard the commotion from a few paces ahead on the track and intervened.
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The army was in Tlahuelilpan but prevented neither the breach of the pipeline nor the explosion, perhaps because it feared that a commotion would trigger one.
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On one memorable afternoon in February 2019, about a month before the report was submitted, we noticed a commotion in the lobby of Mueller's office building.
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Haunting images at the scene Tarubi Wahid Mosta, a Parisian actor who was vacationing in Nice, was stepping out for a smoke when he saw commotion.
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Back in 2013, Fernández hit his first career homer as a rookie in a game against the Atlanta Braves, which ended up causing quite the commotion.
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A second State Department official said it is difficult to figure out what either side, specifically Saudi Arabia and Iran, hope to achieve from this commotion.
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After she makes her way toward the commotion, she simply stops in front of a police officer, hands him a can of Pepsi, and everyone cheers.
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The woman said that she and her boyfriend went downstairs to find out what the commotion was about, believing they were possibly witnesses to domestic violence.
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In the second clip, Wahlberg ran up to a different group, whose bus was stopped on the street after seeing the commotion with the first group.
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This latest episode of "exposing" the commotion that prevails in the White House appears to mostly just confirm what the nation already knows about Trump's administration.
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"Pause a little, leave behind the unrest and commotion that fill the soul with bitter feelings which never get us anywhere," he said in his homily.
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That's when the neighbors heard the commotion and saw me out there and then called the police, and that is when I then called the police.
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Dave and Sue Jones, of Long Valley, N.J., were in a visitor center auditorium watching an introductory video about the Capitol when they heard a commotion.
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In the middle of all the commotion, the two stood there talking, each on one side of the fence, from two different worlds, finding common ground.
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I was in my health and wellness class when we heard a commotion outside, which I just thought was a class that had let out early.
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And while he was so excited for his first day of school, he just got overwhelmed with all the commotion, his mom, April Crites, told CNN.
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Asha Singh, who lives a few blocks from scene of the shooting, said she had never seen so much commotion and police activity in her neighborhood.
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But the pipe, as Irving wrote, "was the great organ of reflection and deliberation of the New Netherlander," and Kieft's antismoking edict sparked a popular commotion.
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Mr. Alshamrani arrived at the scene by himself, and others in the area began recording the commotion only after he had opened fire, Mr. Barr said.
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Amid the commotion, a car rammed into a group of counterprotesters, killing a 2628-year-old woman, Heather Heyer, and injuring 28503 others before speeding away.
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I loved the people, I loved the commotion, and then they did these polls where I went through the roof and I wasn't even running, right?
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"Proud Iranians, support us," they shouted, only to find pedestrians walking by, looking to see what the commotion was about but declining to join the protesters.
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Those for both seasons of "True Detectives" are surrealistic montages of worried faces, bleak landscapes and atmospheric commotion, summing up with terrific intensity the show's noirish melodrama.
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On the morning of February 19, 2013, Wheeler was working in his family's home in Perth when he noticed a commotion in the yard below his window.
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Oil prices were little changed amid all the dollar commotion and ahead of a planned OPEC-led cut in crude production at a meeting on Nov. 30.
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As I crashed into the door and crumpled to the ground, the deaf children remained unperturbed, but the teachers rushed into the hallway to investigate the commotion.
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The president caused a big commotion when he made an appearance Saturday at the U.S. Women's Open at his Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, New Jersey.
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Ironically, in all the commotion, the club was dead on New Year's Eve, he said, pointing to unopened cases of liquor in his small office days later.
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It takes him 22001 minutes to pass through the commotion of backslapping, selfies and jabbing microphones to reach the car parked outside the tent where he spoke.
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Leading up to her performance in Taipei, Taiwan, Madonna caused a commotion when she posted on Instagram a picture of her face on a blue-star design.
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Moulin said Pascal Gremillet, an off-duty firefighter, was visiting a museum nearby when he noticed the commotion and discovered nine of the 11 victims lying unconscious.
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I.P.) caused some serious commotion at the Abbey when she showed up to dinner wearing a pair of – wait for it – pants (my, how times have changed).
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There's a brief commotion when the pizza arrives, and the campaigners discover that the guy who delivered them — who's wearing a NASA baseball cap — hasn't voted yet.
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Overwhelmed by the inferno, the man rushed to leave but could not find his cat Zara, who was hiding from the commotion of the fire somewhere inside.
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They caused a commotion, forced the resignation of party head Debbie Wasserman Schultz and embittered Sanders supporters, some of whom may now refuse to vote for Clinton.
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EIGHT construction workers threatening to hurl themselves from the top of a tall building caused a brief commotion last month in the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen.
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In 2011, a cow caused a commotion when it was seen sprinting along Liberty Avenue in Jamaica as motorists stopped to watch and record its desperate flight.
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The FAANG stocks were controversial, with Facebook's earnings getting a bearish market reaction and Apple's iPhone sales causing a commotion, but Netflix and Alphabet continued to run.
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A large military-style plane, which looked remarkably like a C-130, circled Manhattan for at least 30 minutes on Tuesday afternoon, causing quite the commotion online.
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Then last night, more information surrounding the beauty vlogger's highly anticipated Morphe eyeshadow palette trickled in — and it's stirring up quite the commotion within the cosmetics community.
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Twitter user Joanelis posted this video of her cousin Monday, trying to swipe a drink and then running for his life once his mom hears the commotion.
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Husseini's forcible removal caused a commotion minutes before the Trump-Putin press conference, as Husseini struggled against the police officers who pulled him out of the room.
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Brightly colored fragments of a body, including pink eyes and blue hands, travel deep within the alley, drawing the viewer away from the commotion of the mall.
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The dispute traveled a few blocks to Spartan Avenue, where, Ms. Fatigati said, she was sitting outside her home when she saw the commotion on the street.
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Adding to the commotion, oil futures got caught in a general commodities sell-off following weaker-than-expected economic data from China, which drives global commodity consumption.
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This was, after all the commotion, a game the Knicks thought should have been theirs for the taking, not a loss that dropped them to 24-4.
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Outside is the commotion of the Raval district – a hive of Pakistani grocers, poor immigrant families and tourists who cram the narrow cobblestone streets and mediaeval squares.
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Simone heard the commotion and locked herself in the bathroom and called Pascal, the bodyguard, and Kourtney ... telling them to hurry back because something was terribly wrong.
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Asia and Australia Edition Here's your Morning Briefing: • The Winter Olympics begin Friday, but the normally quiet period ahead of competition has seen a lot of commotion.
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The crispy snack was a favorite among some in the 1980s and '90s before being discontinued about 20143 years ago, and the tweet caused some commotion online.
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In the quarters where it might have had created the most commotion, among mothers in Brooklyn for instance, it seems to have made little impact at all.
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Timothy Bourman, sitting with his wife near the back, had just finished a Sudoku puzzle when he heard the commotion and saw items flying out Riordan's window.
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Few environments present a more demanding challenge for noise-cancelling earbuds than a crowded trade show, and the EAH-AZ70W effectively reduced the loud commotion of CES.
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Since then, the situation has devolved into a gigantic, multi-pronged controversy about diversity and discrimination in the romance industry, and the commotion is far from over.
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Mr. Worrell said that his eyes had been to the sky as he took pictures but that he then heard the commotion of the crowd around him.
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A man peeking over a fence with his son to get a better look at the commotion answered my question on if he was happy the president came.
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There was no countdown for this celebration, and the room was filled with half-asleep people, but the cheers and applause overwhelmed the commotion from the night before.
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There's just one problem: In all the commotion, Hilton managed to leave Zylka, an actor who has starred on The Leftovers, cooling his heels on the curb. Sheesh.
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There's never been this much commotion over a Gwen Stefani bikini look since her 1998 MTV VMAs baby blue fuzzy top that took the red carpet by storm.
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" "I can say, that after 44 years on the Street, that the markets do not like commotion, uncertainty and chaos and all three seem to be present now.
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" Chenelle Marshall, a 27-year-old New Jersey resident whose car was parked near 27th and Broadway: "We came outside everything was blocked off, a lot of commotion.
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"We're sitting there and we notice some commotion going on and Matt says, 'I think I heard the stage manager say they got the winner wrong,'" he revealed.
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Honestly, the commotion at FNC is noteworthy to media insiders, but just not that newsy to most other Americans, who just want some news that affects their lives.
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After all the commotion died down, we were able to alert the crew, and an ambulance met us at the gate when we landed a few minutes later.
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The very first pair that he wore from his eponymous brand was called Air Jordan I. It caused a lot of commotion both on and off the court.
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When he noticed the commotion in the outfield, he reacted on instinct: he swung the camera up, focused, and fired, snap-snap-snap-snap, with the motor drive.
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In the commotion that ensued — laughter from the audience and some jurors while the defense lawyers objected loudly — Judge Walls offered the jury a lesson in legal technique.
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President Trump's first year in office was characterized by little movement on some of his signature issues, matched by a great commotion within the ranks of the administration.
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The hilarious gist: This international commotion could have been spurred by a boy who didn't want to tell his mother the real reason he was getting home late.
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Either way, you'll get an alert any time motion is sensed in case there's some commotion that's not the expected delivery guy or someone coming home from school.
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By that point, I'd accepted that an interview wasn't going to happen in that kind of commotion, but I still stuck around to see what might go on.
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Nashville thought it extended its lead seven minutes later when James Neal poked a puck past Hellebuyck with a lot of commotion in front of the Jets' net.
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There was a momentary commotion—"They bite," Yan said, matter-of-factly—and then we found the ant on my shoulder, making a desperate break for my ear.
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Of course, a group of combative women forced to cover up at an Argentine beach is not the same as the gory murders that have caused regional commotion.
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A Silicon Valley CEO&aposs ad for a nanny caused quite a commotion on the internet, for its many requirements ranging from nutrition knowledge to foreign driving experience.
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In the greater scheme of things, this Bloomberg News commotion is more of the hair-on-fire chaos that characterizes the media world in the era of Trump.
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He said a school resource officer was in the cafeteria area when he and school security officers heard a commotion in an adjoining hallway at 7:14 a.m.
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When Saldaña first heard the commotion, she was confused because she didn't hear the racist threats and thought it was maybe just a mother yelling at their child.
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Donna Bell, a woman watching the commotion, said that someone had confronted Alex Jones, a Trump supporter and conspiracy theorist whose Web site, Infowars, has a large following.
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Jefferson, who was playing video games with her nephew, heard a commotion and went to the window — where she was shot by a white police officer standing outside.
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The loud rapping voice that would eventually get its own Twitter parody account was developed out of a necessity to be heard over the commotion of onlookers outside.
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The federal government as soon as this month is expected to clarify some more specifics that observers predict will truly trigger a commotion in the world of high finance.
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The Prez stopped right in the middle of talking to reporters about Aleppo ... when he saw the commotion around a female journalist in the White House press briefing room.
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Labaut, who weighs around 240 pounds, pulled out the Taser wires and backed away toward the drive-thru window, where scared employees tried to stay away from the commotion.
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If Jupiter and Saturn hopped around early in the Solar System's history, they might have caused quite a commotion—and this asteroid may be evidence of that cosmic dance.
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Taj told BuzzFeed News he had heard a commotion while driving through the neighborhood and "happened to stop by" when assault began — later saying Booker was his close friend.
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Dr. Hess, who had checked into the hospital that same night, had already changed into her patient gown and was preparing to be induced when she heard the commotion.
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You could stand outside, in my backyard, and you'd know Jose Fernandez was making batter after batter whiff, because, above that bilingual commotion, you'd hear abuelo cheer and laugh.
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TBH, with all 217's thrown at us, it was only a bit shocking, and though the tweet has since been deleted, it still caused quite the commotion online.
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As overheard in the audio file of the commotion that ensued, the Station 82 firefighters were confused at first about exactly what type of substance the raccoon had ingested.
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A female gate agent then walked up to Todd and I and informed us that we needed to get off the plane immediately for inciting some sort of commotion.
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There are a lot of parallels in this sort of promotion to West's media frenzy-inducing statements that caused a commotion around the release of Ye earlier this year.
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As I slid on the new HTC Vive Pre headset, the all-encompassing commotion that is Las Vegas during CES — the world's biggest annual consumer electronics show — faded away.
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The reason for the commotion wasn&apost immediately clear as three stewards moved across to where the banner was, on the bottom row near to one of the goals.
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President Rodrigo Duterte halted his speech Tuesday during the commotion and calmly watched from a historic balcony in Kawit town south of Manila as police pulled the protesters away.
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Kansas City Chiefs: Lost in the commotion of Patrick Mahomes' six-touchdown day at Pittsburgh was that the youngster, who turned 703 on Monday, handled the Steelers' blitzes effectively.
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GRANDIOSE statements from the Association of South-East Asian Nations (ASEAN) are the region's Christmas crackers: they appear at regular intervals, create a commotion but contain little of substance.
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That happened again at a Trump rally in Maine on Thursday when the nominee mentioned Ryan's name, although Trump interrupted the commotion to offer some kind words for Ryan.
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If this sounds familiar, Trump kicked off a similar commotion two weeks ago, when he got tied up by a now familiar bugaboo: "heal," as in reconcile or repair.
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But with the mounting commotion and screams from the onlookers above, researchers said, Harambe grew agitated and soon assumed the stance of a male silverback in dominance display mode.
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An argument between the conductor and an off-duty police officer had touched off a commotion and then a panic, ending with the officer's being taken into police custody.
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On a darkened street in the Roma Norte neighborhood, away from the commotion of relief efforts, a group of neighbors gathered on the street, sitting on chairs and blankets.
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Four Pomeranians delivered in two armfuls sniffed their new cages, a fuzzy Newfoundland mix pawed at his cage, and a tabby cat huddled wide-eyed gazing at the commotion.
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She was quickly labeled "Cornerstore Caroline" by Jason Littlejohn, 37, a lifelong Flatbush resident who recorded the commotion on Wednesday outside of the Sahara Deli Market on Albemarle Road.
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The police arrived at the address they were given, and a police officer fatally shot Andrew Finch, 28, in his doorway after he stepped outside to investigate the commotion.
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The Sixers won 144-86, and Brown shook his head abruptly when pressed a second time about whether the game felt any different, given all the commotion over China.
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Mr. Trump's comments had "caused astonishment and commotion, and I'm sure not just in Brussels," where he spoke on Monday before a monthly meeting of European Union foreign ministers.
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"They didn't have much time to decide whether or not to jump," said Bakr Jandali, 19, who was with his family at home nearby when they heard the commotion.
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The Republican effort to gut the Office of Congressional Ethics caused enough of a commotion to spur citizens to pick up their phones and voice their disgust with their representatives.
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You wake up, hear a little bit of commotion outside the body, and slowly flex your claws before tearing out of the body and trying to kill everything in sight.
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The child is awake and can see the tubes and wires they're attached to, and the commotion of doctors and nurses as we come in and out of the room.
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According to the Toronto Star, his arrival caused quite a commotion due to security workers having to clear a path through a crowd of journalists, many with large camera equipment.
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" By March, he had settled in down a wooded road in the tiny Vermont town of Cavendish, and the stories read more like "Solzhenitsyn Tells Neighbors He Regrets Causing Commotion.
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Over the weekend, a sighting of a particularly rare Pokémon caused a commotion in Manhattan's Central Park, with reports of drivers leaving their cars to try and catch the monster.
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" Though the 10-week-old is a little young to fully grasp the cause of all the commotion, Forchhammer believes "she can feel there's a good vibe in the bus.
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Every time someone in the cast needs to find her they have to raise a commotion somewhere deep in the neighborhood where she was raised until she can be summoned.
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The impressive sales figures and all-around commotion make the event one that more American companies are finding ways to participate in — even ones that don't participate in Prime Day.
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Nassima Toumi, who is nine months pregnant, had stopped for coffee on her way to work as a personal trainer at Crunch when she heard the commotion from the terminal.
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Precious Santiaga, a woman who lived in the apartment building across the street, heard the commotion and started recording video that shows Calhoun appearing to bite Muhammad on the arm.
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In fact, earthquake is just about the only major peril—fire, windstorm, hail, smoke, explosions, theft, vandalism, civil commotion and riots—for which banks and the GSEs don't require insurance.
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St. Vincent and the Grenadines anticipated a huge commotion around tonight's game against their neighbors to the north, and so they decided to make a big occasion out of it.
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Had there been an official walking into work at the very moment the men started their chant, he or she may have turned to see what the commotion was about.
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Near the center of the old city, a paper sign, not much larger than a business card, identifies the stolid headquarters of the society whose research caused so much commotion.
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With such clamor and commotion, it may not be surprising that New Yorkers rarely cite the central business district of the country's most populous city as their preferred residential address.
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On Sunday, Mr. Magnini, 37, was on vacation at the Cala Sinzias beach in Sardinia, Italy, when he and others spotted a commotion in the water, Italian news outlets reported.
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Nettleton's daughter heard the commotion and came down to see her father on the ground and Tur standing over him shortly before he left the area and wasn't seen again.
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They neutralized sounds coming from two air conditioning units and a cellphone tower, believed to be the source of much of the commotion, but one significant noisemaker remained: the crowd.
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We went downstairs to the Autopub, where there was a sudden commotion when two unusually tall men walked in and sat down near where my mother and I were sitting.
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"It caused quite a commotion," said John McGory, who had taught English in Wuhan for six years and is among about 230 people being held on the San Diego base.
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Sometimes these kinds of explosions are only meant to create an entry path — the real damage is done when militants storm a building amid the commotion and fight for hours.
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Since it's near the entrance, you'd think there would be a lot of commotion and foot traffic, but it actually seemed relatively quiet — the exclusivity of the lounge helps here.
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For all the commotion surrounding e-commerce, the vast majority of retail still happens in physical stores, and shoppers are increasingly choosing to buy online and pick up in person.
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Anti-Black Friday sentiment is just as intoxicating as a good deal because, as it turns out, Americans don't really like Black Friday commotion, especially when it spills into Thanksgiving.
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The political scientist thinks that once the commotion of the attack passes, voters may soberly think about the roots of the political polarization and aggressive rhetoric that has engulfed Brazil.
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On Tuesday, Goo addressed the reports, apologizing for "causing concern to everyone and causing a commotion," according to Sankei Sports, a media outlet in Japan, where Goo has a large following.
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Their chant "Say it loud, say it clear, immigrants are welcome here" echoed through the building, drawing scores of Senate staff to upper mezzanine floors from where they watched the commotion.
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When they went to see what the commotion was about, they allegedly saw a six-to-seven-inch kitchen knife in the 19-year-old's chest, according to the Hartford Courant.
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The risks of Trump-distraction are great, because the 45th president is such a spectacle—a tooting, puffing, brass-and-steam-whistle commotion liable to draw all gazes, all the time.
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When the commotion dies down, the judges start the clock: We have 65 minutes to play each of two games with the selected opponent—one as corporation, one as the runner.
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Joe Jonas caused quite a commotion last week when he candidly revealed during a Reddit Ask Me Anything chat that he lost his virginity to actress and ex-girlfriend Ashley Greene.
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With all the chaos and commotion in the world, sometimes you just need a break — and what better way to relax than by looking at a stuffed llama traveling the world?
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To put that into perspective, when we were screening the film in Dr. Ngor's village in Takeo province, there was commotion among a cluster of people who were yelling and screaming.
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As you probably know by now, Disney threw its hat into the streaming ring with Disney+, an all-new on-demand streaming platform that debuted (to much commotion) on Nov. 12.
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Midway through it, some of the military commanders entered the villa with weapons and a commotion broke out with the Secret Service when the soldiers refused to lay down their arms.
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"Outside, on the street all was commotion, an occasional scream, shots, and at other times the sound of hymns being sung; there was one great shout, constantly repeated, 'Mansei, Mansei,'" Mrs.
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Pascal Gremillet, an off-duty firefighter, was visiting a museum nearby when he noticed the commotion and discovered nine of the 11 victims lying unconscious on the ground under the tree.
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A basic coverage policy will protect a homeowner from loss caused by fire, lightning, windstorm (including tornadoes), hail, aircraft, riot or civil commotion, vehicles, smoke, explosion, theft, volcanic eruption, and vandalism.
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A student in Ashwaubenon, Wisconsin, caused a commotion when he showed up at his high school dressed in a storm trooper costume, prompting a frightened passerby to call authorities, pollice said.
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There wasn't as much such activity this year, only some brief commotion and camera flashes when leaders, cabinet members and Supreme Court justices walked through on their way to the chamber.
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Amidst the commotion, second year Celtics forward Jayson Tatum notices Irving on the ground, cheats off Kevin Durant and jumps out to deny Klay Thompson an easy inbound pass to Curry.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNChris Brown Wins Big in His Child Custody CasePatrick Dempsey's Divorce Takes a Strange TurnLil Wayne Reignites His War with BirdmanTrump's Daughter Causes a Commotion at the 'DWTS' Finale
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In the commotion immediately after the Las Vegas shooting that killed nearly 60 people on Sunday, medical workers outnumbered by victims pressed bystanders into service to help with emergency first aid.
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I noticed a commotion in the middle of the crowd, a sort of wave or eddy floating down the center like a thin line of wind blowing through a wheat field.
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After "La La Land" was announced as the winner of the long-expected best picture award and its team was in the middle of acceptance speeches, a commotion broke out onstage.
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No specific reason was given for the ban — whether it's a concern about senators recording private conversations, causing a commotion on social media, or just being distracted during an important proceeding.
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Also, if you are struggling to fit in your run with all the holiday commotion this week, here's a piece I wrote just before Thanksgiving — but the advice is still useful!
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I told my friend to deny that we were at the protest and to say that we were in the neighborhood for lunch and had run for safety from the commotion.
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Stevie Hurst, 32, was driving a Mini Cooper across the London Bridge as part of an "Italian Job"-inspired tour of the city on Friday when he stopped, noticing a commotion.
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The German's absence was understandable given the commotion around his car on the starting grid as the Italian team's mechanics hurried to fix a spark plug problem with the clock ticking.
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After Taylor died, the boat docked in Puerto Rico and passengers tell us there was a lot of commotion involving drugs on board the Royal Caribbean ship, Harmony of the Seas.
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Flowers help ease tensions Commotion ensued Saturday between pro- and anti-Duterte protesters after Filipino musician Jim Paredes confronted the Duterte supporters who had showed up on the sidelines of the rally.
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Bran becoming king is a victory for the still and considered people of this world, who too often get side-lined by the commotion of those who are louder and more reactionary.
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The man entered the gallery, looking everywhere, looking not just for his son but for commotion, anything, for people registering the presence of his boy, alone, assuming they even would register him.
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Although Jeong first thought the commotion was due to heckling from the crowd, he soon realized that it was a real emergency and dropped off the stage to help her, TMZ reported.
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Apple had an event today, and if you were anywhere near the internet, you most likely saw some of the digital commotion wrought by the company's live-reading of a press release.
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That commotion could annoy anyone, but it is particularly troubling for Mr. Page, who, because of damaged vocal cords, speaks just above a whisper and sometimes uses a microphone in small meetings.
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" Professional dancer Lindsay Arnold tells PEOPLE of the incident: "I was backstage and when I heard the commotion I ran to the side of the stage and I was just in shock.
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As per a video posted by 9 News, the detective, senior sergeant Daren Edwards, swiftly sensed the commotion behind him, and tackled the man sprinting past, who was then accosted by police.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - On a recent Sunday morning, several hundred Catholic worshippers were at Mass inside a hillside church of a poor Caracas neighbourhood when there was a sudden commotion at the back.
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But there was commotion happening among the cast and crew behind him … … and Horowitz returned to the microphone, announcing, "No, there's been a mistake" — it was Moonlight that had won Best Picture.
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In his latest adventure, the marmalade-loving bear, prone to all sorts of mishaps, visits the famed London site where, in a commotion, he is mistaken for a member of the choir.
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Talking to the Los Angeles Times, 143-year-old Andrei Mojica said he was in his AP government class with about 30 other students when there was a commotion outside the classroom.
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However, such was the commotion inside the House Wednesday, Speaker Karu Jayasuriya was prevented from taking the vote by name, as is standard, and instead forced to take a vote by voice.
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Beyond this particular FNC commotion, however, Americans should ponder the broader implications of community censorship, advertising boycotts and the importance of the free flow of messages, even messages some people don't like.
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Sundman said she had been sitting in the seventh row of the plane and did not notice any commotion until a flight attendant rushed to the front to consult with her colleague.
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But in the finale, we return to the commotion of the first movement, now less stable and more unpredictable, the way a busy city's streets can change suddenly from block to block.
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Hearing the commotion, navy commandos from another vessel rushed to the scene, but it still took several hours to regain control of the ship from the four rogue officers already on board.
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Also on July 11, Mars squares off with Uranus, bringing some unexpected commotion—but this is also a brilliant time to liberate yourself from relationships and expectations that no longer suit you.
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Alyssa Kinsey, 29, who lives next door to Mr. Jean's apartment, said she was sitting with her back to the tenants' shared wall when she heard a gunshot, followed by a commotion.
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In a reversal of most people's commutes, Mr. Santana said, the commotion from tugboats, barges, divers and kayaks usually picks up after the morning rush hour and dies down before the evening.
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Out with that breath goes the stress of a long week of work and the commotion of a busy family: the unrelenting weekly routine, the scheduling and preparing and endless to-dos.
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Dean, who was sitting in the economy section, was alerted of the commotion when several passengers and flight attendants tried to remove the man away from the door, according to the outlet.
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Curious what the commotion was about, Patel pulled over and staked out in the parking lot, where he watched employees dressed in neon orange outfits distributing flyers and talking to prospective customers.
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Darrell made his way to the commotion, but as he neared the entrance to their house, he stepped in water and realized that their home was flooding – and the water was rising quickly.
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Towards the end of last night's vice presidential debate, Mike Pence caused quite the commotion after Democratic candidate Tim Kaine highlighted several derogatory comments Pence's running mate, Donald Trump, has made about Mexicans.
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Lozano&aposs goal set off such a commotion that seismic detectors in Mexico City registered a false earthquake, which the geological institute said may have been generated by "massive jumps" across the city.
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He had gone out onto the streets after his friend, Victor — who asked that only his first name be published for fear of retaliation by the authorities — heard a commotion in their neighborhood.
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At first, Kelly almost seems to be trying to distract viewers from the commotion unfolding behind him, by continuing to talk and attempting to hide his daughter from the camera with his tricep.
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Another reporter, Alexis Levinson of BuzzFeed News, who was just outside the office, said on Twitter she saw Jacobs' "feet fly in the air as he hit the floor" amid yelling and commotion.
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For example, when I directed Feist and Mastodon's "A Commotion", which was an HTML5/ interactive video, it was really cool to make something that will be experienced by the viewer differently every time.
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" Machado writes about enormity somatically: the gut, the rush of blood, the fluids and the feelings, the commotion in our chests — "the simultaneous leap of excitement yanked back by a leash of panic.
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The social worker noticed the commotion in the next car and called the police, who were able to hear the shout of "Allahu akbar" in the background through the telephone during the call.
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Known for creating visual narratives that reflect global principles, beliefs, and conflicts, the artists were inspired by the concept of turning the world of Inverso Mundus into one of social commotion and disorder.
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Off in the distance is a flurry of commotion — the pop pop pop of blank rounds fired by their male counterparts; their flares pierce the night sky and set the dry grass ablaze.
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"I didn't know there was going to be a commotion about it," the actor, as dryly humorous as ever, told the talk show host Steve Harvey in his final televised interview last March.
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Lucky bastard... Mark Hough of Altadena told the Associated Press that he and his wife were relaxing with some margaritas in hand on Friday when they heard some commotion coming from the bush.
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Salma Khan had just returned home to New Delhi on March 16 after a two-week trip to Japan, where she was visiting her husband, when she heard a commotion below her building.
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On Tuesday, she joked about the commotion her Instagram arrival caused with her second-ever post, a clip from her upcoming series The Morning Show, in which she throws down her cell phone.
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Helicopters flew overhead and sirens blared; some of the commotion could be heard as far away as St. Ann's Square, where Mancunians gathered to observe the national minute of silence at 11 a.m.
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The reptile's persistence caused laugher in the crowd of mostly soldiers, causing Duterte stop mid-sentence, turn to his left and pause for a while to see what the off-camera commotion was.
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At least three separate squads of armed fighters "tried to use the commotion and smoke and dynamics of the riots as concealment, and then launched an attack on the fence," said Lt. Col.
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Jeri Williams, the Phoenix police chief, said that her department would have "maximum staffing" during Mr. Trump's visit, and that her officers would be "immediately responsive" in the case of any serious commotion.
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As I lathered Jetta's chest and shoulders, Offill spoke of the strangeness of finding herself in the midst of this warm domestic commotion — she, who had been prepared to consecrate herself to literature.
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Reflecting on her favorite moments from past White House Correspondents' dinners, Fox News anchor Greta Van Susteren said Ozzy Osbourne standing on a chair and causing a commotion in 2002 topped her list.
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Alarmed at the commotion, Ms. Rajput's mother, then in her 60s, ran downstairs and lunged in front of her daughter just as the mob broke in and began beating them before neighbors intervened.
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On his Telegram channel, Abu Muhammad al-Maqdisi, an influential Qaeda ideologue, posted a YouTube clip from a campaign rally last year, when Mr. Trump appeared startled after hearing a commotion behind him.
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So, they're going to see all of my traffic all the time, and that's a really big difference that seems to have been lost, kind of, in the commotion here, in the exchange.
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For all the commotion that shook the neighborhood, not far from City Hall and the state and federal courthouses, Mayor Bill de Blasio said it was remarkable that the human toll was not worse.
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There has been a lot of commotion around your home life lately, but now that Venus is in empathetic Water sign Pisces, you'll feel lots of healing vibes at home and with your family.
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Inside the house, his estranged wife was shot in the left kneecap, "rendering her immobile" as a dropped phone continued to record the commotion overheard on the 911 audio, according to the incident report.
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Whoever or whatever he is writing about, in whatever form he explores — from poems to essays to biography to memoir — Crase shows us something about ourselves in the constant commotion of what we inhabit.
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Image: ESA/Rosetta/NavCamBy putting all of their data together, scientists believe they've identified the cause of the commotion: a steep slope on the comet's larger lobe, in what's known as the Atum region.
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Obama caused a commotion among New Yorkers and social media took notice of his glowing complexion, likely due to his post-presidency vacation in Palm Springs, California and, later, in the British Virgin Islands.
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This wasn't a selfie celebration (the phone likely didn't even have a camera) but it was a fun celebration that caused some commotion and prompted the NFL to fine Horn $30,000 for the stunt.
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Players from both benches and bullpens moved toward the commotion, but things cooled off before anything escalated — with Marisnick actually motioning to his own teammates to calm down and retreat back to the dugout.
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James, of course, is a well-known Yankees fan who caused a commotion in Cleveland by wearing a Yankees cap to Game 1 of a 2007 American League division series game at Jacobs Field.
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What the White House is doing that has caused so much commotion is taking a more aggressive approach than any of its predecessors to put that practice, and others like it, to an end.
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Wong herself believes that the financial crisis radically destabilized the politics of the American economy, possibly for decades to come, and that 2016 might well mark the early commotion of a genuine political realignment.
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YouTube star Jake Paul went viral again, this time infecting a theme park in North Carolina where he had to leave after causing a commotion with a scooter meant to help guests with disabilities.
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Police officers arrived at the address they were given, and one fatally shot a fourth man, Andrew Finch, 28, in his doorway after he stepped outside to investigate the commotion and dropped his hands.
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The Warriors' Kevin Durant and the Pelicans' DeMarcus Cousins had just been ejected for saying some tough things to each other, and Housen heard a commotion coming from the hallway outside the locker room.
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The niece told cops she had heard the commotion in the home and ran into the room to help her aunt when Wade socked her in the mouth -- knocking out one of her teeth.
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Some have come and gone with little commotion, but others have drawn the ire of conservatives for what some have seen as a secular design scheme that failed to show proper respect for Christianity.
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The Yankees' offense went quiet for the next two innings, but Aaron Judge restarted the commotion in the fourth, hitting a three-run shot that landed past the Yankees' bullpen in right-center field.
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A commotion erupted when a group of burly men burst through the door, moving through the hospital corridors as one, huddled around a small brown object: a monkey electrocuted while climbing a power line.
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Shadow, the tech company responsible for the app and now the commotion that's ensued since, was paid more than $60,000 by the Iowa Democratic Party to develop the tool, according to the Huffington Post.
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In early October, she fulfilled one of those goals by moving into a new apartment in Flatbush, Brooklyn, away from the commotion and smoke-filled hallways of the residence she shared with her boyfriend.
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"According to witnesses, a commotion was heard in a fifth floor stairwell and when an employee went to investigate, they observed a male and a female having sex," the sheriff's office said in a statement .
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Amash, a libertarian from Michigan, caused a commotion over the weekend when he tweeted he believed -- after reading special counsel Robert Mueller's report -- that the report established "multiple examples" of Trump committing obstruction of justice.
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Read: How to survive a shark attack 'Commotion in the water' Western Australia Police Inspector Danny Mulligan said the woman's dive partner had "felt something go past him" in the water just before the attack.
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" In an interview with the Waco Tribune, Kelly described the area as being "like the Wild West" and said "there's been a lot of commotion coming from the bars and the store across the street.
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Grounded by his voice, a deadpan tenor that cuts through commotion, his sound can range into blown-out electronic landscapes or stay tight in the pocket of rattling West Coast funk as the occasion demands.
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Paramedics, responding to a 911 call about a woman loudly in distress and a report of a possible drug overdose, listened to the commotion outside as they waited for police to arrive, per department rules.
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The Griffins later mused that the fast food employees "couldn&apost have been more than 25 years old" but remained calm, fetching warm, clean towels from the restaurant kitchen and offering support through the commotion.
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Update: According to Entertainment Tonight, Leonardo DiCaprio was just a little confused by all the commotion going on behind him when audiences inferred he was shading Lady Gaga for her American Horror Story: Hotel win.
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Paramedics, responding to a 210 call about a woman loudly in distress and a report of a possible drug overdose, listened to the commotion outside as they waited for police to arrive, per department rules.
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Then, quite abruptly — after the cheers and the commotion — there is solitude, or at least a modern approximation of it, with all the satellite phones and other means of communication now at offshore sailors' disposal.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - After the commotion that accompanied her run to a first grand slam final in New York last year, American Madison Keys has been more than happy to fly beneath the radar in Melbourne.
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Other investors predict price swings and commotion on trading desks if last-minute sales of Alphabet and Facebook shares by heavyweight technology index funds dwarf demand from a handful of telecom funds buying those stocks.
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There was some commotion in one section of the stadium midway through the parade of athletes when Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un — or, rather, impersonators of them — appeared near the bottom row of stands.
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Couldn't it be a man, I asked, would it change anything, and I thought he was going to say something in response, but then our attention was claimed by a commotion farther down the beach.
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And that's what Pixar does so well: high-stakes sequences built on motion and commotion, scale and speed, action and reaction, the interplay of objects and human — or, okay, toy, or robot, or octopus — physicality.
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And so all at once, more than 53,38 people reached for their phones, or craned their necks to see a television screen, or looked around, baffled and desperate, to find out what the commotion meant.
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Afterward, Mr. Sharpton said the commotion, including a person who burst into the church yelling during the middle of the service, was part of a "family friction" that should not distract from Ms. Garner's work.
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Staff overhauls are common when new F.B.I. directors take office, but the president's combative relationships with the bureau and the Justice Department have added commotion and unpredictability to what is more typically an orderly process.
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LIVE UPDATES: Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl Parade The commotion happened as people were gathering for the parade honoring the Chiefs for their 31-20 win over the San Francisco 49ers in Sunday's Super Bowl.
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Art Basel Miami: A $120,000 duct-taped banana at the massive art show caused so much commotion that it had to be taken down on Sunday, after the original was eaten by a performance artist.
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He admitted on Monday the move "definitely shocked" him and that there had been a bit of commotion after the Blue Jays' loss to the Rays on Sunday, when he was informed of the trade.
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He admitted on Monday the move "definitely shocked" him and that there had been a bit of commotion after the Blue Jays' loss to the Rays on Sunday, when he was informed of the trade.
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Even in a room dotted with Hollywood luminaries, the arrival of Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper at a table at the National Board of Review awards gala Tuesday night caused a special kind of commotion.
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India's Supreme Court tried to get ahead of the commotion with a ban on most types of fireworks, allowing only "green crackers" that produce limited noise and smoke, and only for a narrow time slot.
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WATCH LIVE 2018 FIFA WORLD CUP MATCHES STREAMING ON FOX SPORTS JUNE 14 TO JULY 15 The banner was unfurled in the first half of the match, but after a brief commotion it was put away.
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Despite the commotion it caused, news of the slush made two things clear to us: pickle had become the trendiest flavor of the moment, and we would not rest until we tried the unconventional new concoction.
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A resident of the nearby Mitchel Houses, a public-housing complex, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he feared for his safety, said he was woken up by the commotion and then heard gunshots.
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James Tunnell, an ex-corrections officer, was aboard Delta Flight 1249 from Portland to Atlanta on Thursday, when he and his companion Ashley Decker heard another passenger causing a commotion from the rear of the aircraft.
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The excerpt from the O'Donnell interview comes near the end of film, when the commotion around Mr. Weiner's sexting history had escalated into a media frenzy that Mr. Weiner, a scrappy fighter, was powerless to subdue.
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Carlson told The Washington Post in an interview published Thursday that he received multiple text messages telling him there was a commotion outside his home on Wednesday, prompting him to call his wife, who was home.
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On Pro Basketball The next time you watch footage from the fourth-quarter commotion that stained LeBron James's home debut with the Los Angeles Lakers, take note of the reaction from Houston Rockets guard James Harden.
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One attendee who caught the brawl on camera told NBC News that he had been outside the FurCon convention taking a smoke break and saw the victim&aposs car pull up with an apparent commotion inside.
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As they headed back to the spot where their sister was keeping an eye on the rest, Maurilio Juárez heard a commotion behind him and turned to see his brother quarreling with at least three men.
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Seeing the commotion, he initially thought an action movie was being shot, but quickly discerned the gravity of the situation as the bus was evacuated and he saw the vehicle that had crashed into a railing.
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On Thursday, six rhinos will be flown to Chad's Zakouma National Park from the South African city of Port Elizabeth, sedated and confined in specially-crafted crates to ensure they don't cause a commotion mid-air.
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"I am very sad to have to get to the point of a woman being raped by 30 men to cause all this commotion, because it happens every day," said Laura Nunes, one of the organizers.
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Jakić's and Geringer's and Denic's eerily lingering visionary art may even be said to include the political function of strengthening society's powers of imagination by countering clean, fast, obvious, pop simplification with veils of visual commotion.
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He stopped by the Illinois crowd to pay his respects and, as I turned from Jackson and stood up to see what the commotion was about, I found myself face-to-face with the senator-to-be.
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The products and their claimed benefits caused quite the commotion on the interwebs when Goop began selling them last year, compelling doctors and medical professionals to beg women not to actually stick the stones up their vaginas.
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Apparently, a passenger identified as Jason Felix in court documents shared with Fox News by American Airlines was denied a beer by a male flight attendant after the staffer heard Felix making a "commotion" in the bathroom.
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Ekrem Imamoglu, the man responsible for the commotion, stood atop a double-decker bus near his home, surrounded by a sea of elated supporters, and spoke the words that had become the rallying cry of his campaign.
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The passenger, Vic Simpson, told Inside Edition that when some passengers heard the commotion of the killing, "most people thought it was just part of the dramatic effect of what they were doing," Simpson told the outlet.
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And since the scooters are dockless, riders can just grab one, go a few blocks and leave it wherever they want, causing a commotion on sidewalks and scenes of scooters strewn across wheelchair ramps and in doorways.
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Lost in all the commotion around the Trump campaign's participation in Russia's subversion efforts is the fact that those efforts weren't limited to the presidential election, and the bad deeds weren't limited to Trump and his advisers.
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The commotion over the photo of Ms. Phuc, also known as the Napalm Girl picture, began when Tom Egeland, a Norwegian author, wrote a Facebook post in August that included seven photographs about the history of warfare.
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Whether it was The Bachelor's Corinne Olympios posing for an Ebola-themed photo shoot or Georgia Representative Jason Spencer dropping his pants to "scare terrorists," the ignorant antics of SBC's "victims" caused a whole lot of commotion.
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When they sing "You've got the moves / You've got the moves…" you half expect them to carry straight on with "You got the motion / If we got together we'd be causing a commotion," from that Madonna smash.
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As for Mr. Gassama, he told the newspaper Le Parisien that he was with his girlfriend and wanted to go watch the Champions League soccer final Saturday evening when he came across a commotion around 8 p.m.
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But the commotion apparently spooked some passengers, prompting a couple of dozen to rush past a security checkpoint into the "sterile" screening area, while about 15 others bolted through an emergency exit onto the airfield, police said.
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"Online shopping and deals that span well beyond Thanksgiving weekend have calmed the commotion of Black Friday, presenting younger consumers with a more dignified shopping event," the market research firm NPD said in a release on Wednesday.
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After Joffrey is poisoned (later revealed to be the handiwork of Lady Olenna) and killed in Season 4, Sansa immediately escapes the commotion with Ser Dontos, who leads her to a ship where Petyr "Littlefinger" Baelish is waiting.
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Now 18 people who helped implement the truce have been placed on trial in a special "organised-crime court", which hears not just cases against criminals and murderers but also those likely to cause "alarm or social commotion".
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His words are barely audible over the commotion, but he appears to say something to the effect of, "You told me to..." before grimacing in pain, collapsing into the door and rolling on his side, onto the asphalt.
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IF DENIZENS of political Washington recall the commotion, way back on February 24th, when President Donald Trump's press team excluded CNN, the New York Times and others from a White House briefing, most probably shrug at the memory.
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Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff, who caused a media commotion earlier in the week when he rang Jos in what was interpreted as a bid to warn Max off interfering in the title battle, was no less impressed.
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A popular rap artist and longtime supporter of black gun ownership caused a commotion on Twitter when his interview with NRATV went viral the same day as March for Our Lives protests took over cities across the country.
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They learn bystander intervention: to recognize when girls or women are in trouble and how to intervene at various stages — by making disapproving gestures, causing a commotion or even negotiating with a rapist who has begun an attack.
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I heard a commotion and I started seeing cameras falling down and people falling over, and I saw a guy running towards me, falling, tumbling towards me, with a MAGA hat on," Bergquam said on Sunday's "Reliable Sources.
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Contributing Opinion Writer NASHVILLE — I was eating lunch on our front stoop last week when a flock of European starlings descended all at once, covering our yard in a commotion of strutting and whistling and picking and whirring.
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This shared anger was quickly evident in a moment of commotion unfolding that morning: A man on a motorcycle had tried to steal someone's phone, so protestors surrounded him, pulled him off the bike, and roughed him up.
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Monday morning, the reserve's anti-poaching dogs began to act agitated, but when a handler heard a loud commotion coming from a nearby pride of lions, they figured it was this ruckus that caused the dogs to act out.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Hidden between the high-rises, the traffic jams, the signs promoting Miami's Brickell neighborhood as though it's a lifestyle — between all this energy-draining commotion — there's an almost-secret, nourishing, and quiet space.
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" "This community -- because indeed that's what it is -- was a place where we could worship, study, contemplate, be of service, get some good pastoral advice, and step outside all the commotion of life in the White House and Washington.
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Which is perhaps one reason why a brand new From First To Last song called "Make War" released yesterday, featuring vocals from Moore, caused a commotion equivalent only to that time Gerard Way and Frank Iero snogged on stage.
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In a statement emailed to Reuters, the bank said that "in view of the commotion caused by allegations of sexual misconduct surrounding Kevin Spacey, ING has decided it is no longer desirable to have him speak at the event".
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Covered in mirrors and motorized to perform surreal transforming choreography, a larger-than-life sculpture of Franz Kafka's head has been causing quite a bit of commotion to a public square near the author's old stomping grounds in Prague.
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I've spoken with a bunch of Social Capital founders over the last few months, and more than a few of them are naturally exasperated with all the commotion, as partner after partner departs, sometimes leaving them in a lurch.
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Kevin Wu, the owner of a cellphone store next door, whose security camera captured the commotion as the fire began, said most residents, including the couple who died, hailed from the Chinese city of Taishan in the Guangdong province.
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"He was in his vehicle moving at a very high rate of speed, and I don't see that he could have been able to target a Hispanic person with all of the commotion probably going on," the mayor said.
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Stevens said: "[This is] one of our favourite staycations — the higgle-piggle coves and dragon's caves along the Ceredigion coastal path, such as the one at Mwnt, are as dramatic as those in Cornwall but have far less commotion."
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The commotion was coming from the house of their 39-year-old neighbor, who was working under his Volkswagen car when the jack stand that was holding it up suddenly gave away, dropping the car directly onto his chest.
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Based on this evidence, Fox thinks it is clear that the dogs responded to the poachers' presence, but that the poachers unknowingly walked into a group of six lions, causing the commotion the handler heard, before the canines could respond.
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"Bono is fantastic at managing, because there is a lot of commotion going on on the wall and everyone is saying tell him this or tell him that, and Bono knows what to filter," Hamilton added in Austria in June.
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Official said it was not a school-sanctioned event, according to AP. The sheriff described the party as "complete chaos" as people tried to flee the shooter, and the gunman fled during the commotion, according to the Dallas Morning News.
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While drama may pop up in your social life, and a great passionate release may take place, your inner voice will be as strong as ever— its messages will be just as important as the commotion taking place at this time.
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New Yorkers have had to deal with a lot of commotion since Trump won the election, from meetings held in Manhattan's Trump Tower to mysterious military planes and helicopters circling the city — and now, Trump is even in the subways.
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The original CBP account also says the group "rushed" after the officer told them to get on the ground, but a neighbor told CNN that while she heard the gunshot, she did not hear any orders or commotion before the shot.
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Russ Fee told the radio show Calgary Eyeopener in an interview that he was camping with his wife in Alberta's Banff National Park, and a "commotion" from the site next door woke him up in the middle of the night.
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"We're just at the beginning of the commotion" in Rome, said the veteran strategist, referring to whether Italy might ultimately seek to leave the euro, causing a similar upheaval to when the U.K. voted to leave the overall European Union.
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The hope is that if we lower down the emotional debate, and become pragmatic about talking about problems and solving them together, it would be much easier and much less of a commotion as we make it out to be.
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It's unrealistic to expect a newborn to remain sedate while being besieged by camera flashes and journalists shouting out questions, and it's unfair to expect a baby to endure that commotion after going through the trauma of the birthing process.
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Washington (CNN)Jill Biden wasted no time when two women separately charged toward her husband Joe Biden as he spoke at his Los Angeles rally Tuesday night -- physically inserting herself into the commotion until the protesters could be escorted out.
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No. Lochte's story is about getting mugged, lying about it, and causing an international commotion, a series of events that might have happened because, like a teen, Lochte didn't want to tell his mother about what he did on Saturday night.
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At least three separate squads of armed Hamas fighters "tried to use the commotion and smoke and dynamics of the riots as concealment, and then launched an attack on the fence," said Colonel Conricus, a spokesman for the Israel Defense Forces.
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Szelc's quiet hometown was filled with the commotion of car convoys and police sirens on Monday as world leaders gathered at the Auschwitz site for a ceremony marking the 75 anniversary of its liberation near the end of World War Two.
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CreditCreditAndrew Testa for The New York Times LONDON — Up an alley, beyond some hoarding, through what can feel like Harry Potter's secret portal, the underworld of an unfinished Crossrail station sprawls beneath the traffic and commotion of Tottenham Court Road.
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We'll need more time with the headphones to really offer a full judgement, but after hearing the earbuds cancel out the loud commotion of CES with ease, it looks like Panasonic could have a real AirPods Pro competitor on its hands.
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Guillorme, a 22-year-old infielder, was hanging on the railing of the Mets dugout at First Data Field on Thursday afternoon during the second inning of a spring training game against the Miami Marlins when commotion erupted around him.
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A social media analytics firm also suggested in a report this week that Russian tactics played some role in the leak of the documents last month, which caused a commotion as they detailed U.S. and British discussions leading up to Brexit.
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Their die-hard contingent – 'The 125s' – banged drums, chanted obscenities, and generally caused a commotion during a planned minute's silence commemorating the 80-year anniversary of the Gresford Mining Disaster, a tragedy that caused the deaths of 266 men in Wales.
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In January this year, the site excluded some Korean cryptocurrency exchanges from its price calculations without prior announcement, thus instantly "wiping" a big portion of some of the most popular cryptocurrencies' market cap and causing a great deal of commotion on the market.
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Earlier in the quarter, there was a lot of commotion around the company's move to play around with the algorithm that serves Tweets to surface them non-chronologically, although we're hearing a lot less about this more recently both from Twitter and users.
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The Rapides County Sheriff's Office says Miguel Camille Glorioso is back in custody after witnesses at the Rapides Parish Courthouse heard a "commotion" Wednesday morning – and later found him having sex with a 19-year-old woman in one of the building's stairwells.
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But that was nothing compared to the commotion that surrounded Woods as he walked up the fairway at the 18th hole at the East Lake Golf Club with a throng of spectators following closely behind and roaring in approval at his impending victory.
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His goal becomes urgent and clear: avoid being caught in such a precarious position—that of a young Black man tending to his wealthy boss' white daughter, whose intoxicated commotion might inaccurately appear as screams for help, a death sentence in any era.
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Parents of physically able kids on the autism spectrum, too, often find it helpful to send their children into the separate bathroom, where the youngsters can have more control over the commotion and sounds that can cause them upset in multi-stall spaces.
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A brief video submitted to the court showed "tremendous commotion" inside the plaintiff's home "with people on the floor and the police struggling to both restrain and repel people," according to a March 2014 memorandum prepared by the federal judge, Pamela K. Chen.
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While they don't find any answers this episode, we do get to hear Tyrion butcher some Valyrian ("You said you wanted to eat her baby"), but their adventure ends with a commotion at the harbor: all the ships have been set on fire.
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While the rocket launch has stirred up a lot of commotion, it's worth noting that Fortnite's season isn't over yet: it ends on July 12th, so there are still weeks left for the game to change things up before a new era begins.
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"Bran becoming king is a victory for the still and considered people of this world, who too often get sidelined by the commotion of those who are louder and more reactionary," Hempstead Wright, 20, wrote in a guest column for The Hollywood Reporter.
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I've watched how you move, how you operate, how you always manage to fumble the change out of your pocket creating an easily-avoidable commotion at the bar which incurs several spilled drinks and the immediate attention of the overzealous security staff.
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Dr. Patchin believes that anonymous apps have a "moral obligation" to provide its users with protections from abuse, though he adds that the current commotion surrounding bullying on Sarahah comes from fear rather than tangible examples of harm through the app's use.
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And while it's the content of Indivisible itself that inspired so much commotion, it's one of dozens of viral Google Docs that have brought people together over the past few years in sometimes powerful ways, reshaping the way some use the platform.
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"We saw the news coming out of India and the commotion it was causing on social media (Twitter, Reddit, etc.) and wanted to be proactive about supplying our fans with our content," Corey Price, VP at Pornhub, told me in an email.
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John Collins says it all began when he heard a commotion inside of his Rome, New York milk parlor and found ICE officers had pinned worker Marcial de Leon Aguilar, an undocumented immigrant from Guatemala, against a window while they handcuffed him.
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The bottom line, he said, was that he had his mind set on the United States, and he was hopeful that once all the commotion surrounding the caravans had settled down, he might find a way — legal or not — across the border.
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He had planned to seek asylum in the United States, but when he learned how long he would have to wait, he decided to give up and perhaps try again in the future — though not until the commotion surrounding the caravan had dissipated.
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When the sounds of police sirens and fire trucks began filling the air, Ms. Jacks looked out of a window in her apartment to survey the commotion, and saw neighbors gathering at the scene, including Mr. Frantz, who was just returning from work.
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"The only plausible reason this topic has caused such a commotion for NFLX stock (other than a poor understanding of the facts) is the theory that this is just the start of a huge wave of Hollywood studios pulling their content," he wrote.
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Numerous journalists have said they were forced to leave the floor of the Republican National Convention after a commotion broke out around an attempt to by an anti-Donald Trump group to call for a vote of the rules of the convention.
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Maybe, at a push, as a last and very much final resort, turn your head slightly to the source of commotion before going back to being unable to read the easyJet magazine and sucking very, very, very hard on a boiled sweet.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - People dressed up as U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un caused a commotion when they appeared in the stands at the Olympic Games Opening Ceremony on Friday before swiftly being shown out by security staff.
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Content blockers on mobile devices caused quite a commotion when iOS 9 was released this past September, but once the initial hype died down, blockers fell from the top ranks of Apple's App Store, indicating that they haven't really caught on outside of early adopters.
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Crime statistics show that over all, violence in the United States is as low as it has ever been, yet terrorist attacks at airports in Brussels and Istanbul and mass shootings in the United States have caused passengers to fear loud noises and commotion.
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Inspector Pine opened the door and darted outside, grabbing the first person he could and dragging him into the bar — the folk singer Dave Van Ronk, who had been at the Lion's Head bar nearby and came to see what the commotion was about.
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"When the directive comes into effect, it's unlikely that the wide variety of products we have now will be available, and the advertising will be gone straight away," he told me in a coffee shop away from the commotion of the Vape Jam's main floor.
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Other than the fact that his first wife died under mysterious circumstances, Adam seems to be the perfect partner — but his mother, Pammie, is a bullying nightmare, criticizing Emily's weight, sabotaging her friendships, even causing a huge commotion at the party where they become engaged.
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From her commotion-causing sleeveless portrait way back in 2009 to the glittering Versace gown she donned for her final state dinner in October 2016, the former FLOTUS has continued to charm America with her knack for selecting elegant but down-to-earth designs.
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Many of them had just come from shows themselves and were there to celebrate a romance that had all the plot twists of a Broadway love story: a reluctant bride, a meddling family and a commotion at the end that led to a proposal.
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Yet as national Democrats spend millions of dollars trying to seize Republican seats in California in the midterms, noisy advertising and political commotion ahead of the June 2000 primary appear to have scarcely penetrated the minds of voters in this part of the state.
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In the new Downton Abbey movie, King George V (Simon Jones) and Queen Mary (Geraldine James) make a visit to the esteemed estate — and from star-crossed romance to political intrigue to scathing insults over afternoon tea, the trip naturally causes all kinds of commotion.
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More than a dozen videos released by the Cook County Sheriff's Office this week show the commotion after Roberson was shot by a police officer -- who Midlothian Police Chief Daniel Delaney identified last month as Ian Covey -- outside Manny's Blue Room Lounge in November.
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This exhibition includes works by 22 artists, installed throughout the cathedral, and was inspired by Edwina Sandys's 1975 bronze sculpture of a nude woman on a crucifix titled "Christa," which raised a commotion when it was displayed in the cathedral during Holy Week in 1984.
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I'd seen an injured kid at my pee wee football practice get taken away in an ambulance, and I liked all the commotion going on around him, so the next week I faked a dislocated shoulder from a big hit that everyone totally bought.
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The page at the center of this episode follows a very simple set-up and payoff: Thor's sidekick/cinematic love-interest Jane Foster (soon to become future Thor herself, though that's a longer story) takes a call at her desk and hears a commotion outside her office.
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"There was a big loud bang, and I just thought it was a crash, but when I walked out everybody came out of their houses at the same time, so I knew there was something up, and obviously I saw all of this commotion," she said.
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So perhaps even he would have found humor in the commotion over the new name, announced last week, of George Mason University's law school — the Antonin Scalia School of Law — which, as snickering observers on social media quickly pointed out, makes for a rather unflattering acronym.
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The stock market is on a 215-day run of not having moving up or down more than 1 percent in any single session, something that rarely happens and is all the more remarkable considering the political commotion since President Donald Trump took office nearly four weeks ago.
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The commotion over who the showrunner is stopped wroking long ago, and this episode all but throws in the towel when it opens with Quinn essentially delivering a long info dump about what happened in the wake of last week's police shooting, rather than, y'know, showing us those details.
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At least some of the Facebook CEO's neighbors, often critical of the commotion surrounding the famous founder's house, are now reportedly urging residents to formally complain to the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency about Zuckerberg's security detail "illegally" taking up two perfectly good parking spots with their SUVs.
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The video review is necessary in case the physicians on the field miss out on key details during the speed and commotion of a post-play injury, lest they allow a seemingly-lucid-but-actually-concussed player back in the game — which is exactly what happened with Savage.
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But on Wednesday, the commotion surrounding the delay added only a few minutes of questioning to the meeting of the state board that must formally approve the funding, the Public Authorities Control Board, before representatives of the governor and the two legislative leaders voted in favor of the appropriation.
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Mr. Slager insisted that specific facts confirmed by the recording, including that Mr. Scott did not have the officer's Taser when he was shot, were not apparent amid the stress and commotion of an encounter that occurred after Mr. Scott fled from a traffic stop for a broken taillight.
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When Eliane Jabbour found herself in the middle of a crowd of protesters in Lebanon on Saturday night, she was understandably concerned that the noise and commotion would be frightening for her toddler son, who had just woken from a nap in the passenger seat of her car.
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After the children ate their lunch (stew and rice, most of which appeared to have ended up on the floor) and retreated into rooms for nap time away from the commotion building outside, several of the teachers walked out to the middle of the stands for a cigarette break.
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Federal authorities on Thursday charged a Tennessee man with assaulting, resisting and impeding officers with a dangerous weapon after he pointed a BB gun at a cop in the Capitol Visitor Center Monday, sending the Hill into a whirlwind of commotion and prompting a total lockdown of the Capitol.
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