He tried many different variations, but the ones he converged onto were the ones that nature converged onto.
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At the same time, phones converged from a design standpoint.
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AI and evolution had converged, independently, on the same solution.
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I think five years from now, we will have converged.
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A SWAT team in military garb converged on Dr. Karcher.
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At least the timelines finally converged, for the most part.
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Their career paths converged when both got assignments in Atlanta.
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Interests converged with those of Black revolutionary soldiers as well.
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Party leaders have converged around Senator Kelly Loeffler since Gov.
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All these converged in a single cult style among dictators.
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Some 300 local, state and federal officers converged on the scene.
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Dozens of police cars and emergency vehicles converged at the store.
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Forty-one years later, their paths converged again, in a way.
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They converged there, having heard about free food and free love.
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Both of his receivers nearby, Julian Edelman and Rob Gronkowski, converged.
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To their great surprise, the teams converged on the same phenomenon.
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Between the lines: International developments have converged to strengthen Russia's hand.
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The service, called MoMo, will run on the Ericsson Converged Wallet.
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Policymakers have increasingly converged on the likelihood of a December hike.
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Places that had lower incomes converged to places that were higher incomes.
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By 2014, crime rates in the two groups of states had converged.
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Around 50 people have converged on a Westminster lawn for today's protest.
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Canadian authorities converged on Gillam on Thursday in search of the duo.
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In the meantime, investigators converged on the site to determine the cause.
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"And twelve telescopes from ten different European observatories converged on the phenomenon."
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But a few forces have converged to cram the ballot with initiatives.
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At 1 o'clock, all students and faculty converged at the dining hall.
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Naquin and Chisenhall converged on the ball, but neither one caught it.
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Emergency medical workers came from all directions and converged on the building.
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"But the relationship crumbled as the two companies' paths converged," Mike writes.
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Thousands of pro-gun advocates, many of them armed, converged in Virginia.
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Protesters converged on the FDP headquarters in Berlin, charging the party with
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Chandler Foreman studies converged broadcast media at the University of North Texas.
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Rosario's teammates converged and chest-bumped him so hard he fell down.
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Several consumer trends have converged to draw Best Buy (BBY) into the industry.
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Most of these rates have converged of late, at about 360 per dollar.
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Armed and heavily protected police, with helmets and shields, converged on the area.
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Hospital wards have become crucibles where the forces tearing Venezuela apart have converged.
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Within minutes, some 15 vehicles, including an ambulance, had converged on the scene.
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At the scene, bystanders fled for safety and officers converged in large numbers.
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But several factors converged to make everything go wrong for Bloomberg on Tuesday.
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Law and access converged more in the second half of the 20th century.
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Discrete lines of vibration converged, with a triumphant air, before splitting apart again.
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Their supporters, wearing white, converged on the capital's Merdeka Square following afternoon prayers.
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Crawford's fellow-cartoonist Roz Chast recalled how his personality converged with his work.
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Cisco's Hyperflex converged data center infrastructure products contributed to the Infrastructure Platforms growth.
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All of these factors converged to create a perfect storm of commentary fodder.
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It's interesting that all of these inter-disciplinary minds converged on the scene immediately.
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A slew of geopolitical concerns have converged to send investors scrambling out of stocks.
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It took a lucky break for investigators to find out how the mysteries converged.
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More than a dozen SWAT team officers converged on the creek, the TBI said.
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"At times, they've enjoyed an alliance of convenience where their interests converged," said Hakura.
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It's an FMC (fixed-to-mobile converged) market where we don't have FMC ability.
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Naquin and RF Lonnie Chisenhall converged on the ball, but neither one caught it.
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About 100 opposition protesters waving flags converged on the city's central square to celebrate.
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Protesters, reporters, delegates and security personnel converged in Philadelphia for the Democratic National Convention.
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Ten officers with the Housing Bureau converged on the area around the Forest Houses.
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So it was on Catalina, where more than 238 athletes from 241 countries converged.
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Seemingly from nowhere, the disparate conversations converged on a date for action: Nov. 17.
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Yet on tests designed to measure personality, attitudes, temperaments, and anxieties, they converged astonishingly.
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Another hearing, a major report on the Russia investigation, and how the two converged.
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Countless police officers had converged on the scene, a cacophony of lights and sirens.
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But his tastes have converged toward more and more ambitious projects over the years.
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On Saturday protesters converged on at least eight major US airports, demonstrating against the policy.
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Several natural and human-caused factors have converged this year to add to the devastation.
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Sant Sadurni Mayor Maria Rosell said all police forces in Catalonia converged on the town.
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But when rally participants converged on Greenville Street Park in Newnan shortly after 4 p.m.
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EMC also renamed the unit: It will now be called the EMC Converged Platforms Division.
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Soon after the senate vote, protesters converged on congress, with rioters joining as night fell.
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His past and present converged as he became a star witness in the impeachment inquiry.
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But in one area they converged: Barack Obama and Donald Trump both wanted to watch.
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Aid agencies and government officials estimate as many as 600 migrants have converged on Calais.
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"This transaction will create the first truly converged pan-European champion of competition," he said.
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In Chicago, hundreds of demonstrators representing labor unions, churches and community groups converged at O'Hare.
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American Weston McKennie quickly jumped in and several players converged but no cards were issued.
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In recent years smartphone design has converged around a phablet-sized touchscreen and little else.
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Thousands of teachers in Virginia converged yesterday on the state capitol for a #RedforEd rally.
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Those abnormally high temperatures and drought conditions converged to create an ideal environment for fires.
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An embarrassment of terrifying riches has converged on the first couple of months in 2017.
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On March 30, tens of thousands of Gazans converged on protest sites near the border.
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Early in the game, the ball came his way and a wave of defenders converged.
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Protesters converged on the site, which sits on former Dakota land, demanding the sculpture's removal.
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World leaders converged in Jerusalem to mark the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz.
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Four factors have converged to make Haaretz more annoying to Israelis today than ever before.
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The living quality for people on both sides may have converged, but a gulf remains.
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Record-breaking temperatures, extended drought and strong winds have converged to create disastrous fire conditions.
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On Tuesday, April 4, police converged on the island to forcefully remove tents and belongings.
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JUST as China's GDP has converged towards America's, levels of inequality have also been catching up.
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The protests stayed peaceful as the two groups converged on the statehouse on a hot morning.
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Cray's supercomputing systems can handle massive data sets, converged modeling, simulation, artificial intelligence, and analytics workloads.
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Five days after the Yuen Long assaults, tens of thousands of protesters converged on the district.
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Their targets were crowded trains that converged on Kasumigaseki, in the heart of Japan's government district.
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"In the past couple of years, many of the larger vendors have converged," Kelly told me.
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F.B.I. agents and sheriff's deputies from around Oregon then converged in the nearby town of Burns.
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Financing costs in the euro zone's periphery have converged on those of core countries (see chart).
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Science and spirituality have finally converged to tell us that we are all interdependent and interconnected.
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Senior Christian Democrats and Social Democrats from across the country have converged on the two states.
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"We are converged on the main issue of bringing leases on to balance sheets," Hoogervorst said.
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Huge turnout Police estimate around 200,000 people converged on Jakarta's main square Friday for noon prayers.
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That the timing of his decision converged with a rising tide of discontent on the war.
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Protesters, reporters, delegates and security personnel converged this week in Philadelphia for the Democratic National Convention.
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Protesters on Wednesday converged on East Pittsburgh, the borough southeast of Pittsburgh where the shooting occurred.
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Afghan soldiers fought back as the heavily armed militants converged from four sides of the province.
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The sublimated forces of sex, love, money, and class have converged upon a little girl's flesh.
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Those in patrol cars and others out in their neighborhoods exercising quickly converged onto the strip.
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The white supremacists who converged on Charlottesville understand their role in bringing Trump to the fore.
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As the bellboys converged for the bags, we saw the horse clearly for the first time.
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ISIS is already taking a converged approach to terror, using cyber hacks to facilitate physical attacks.
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Our pairings converged at one point, a tea made from flowers of the butterfly pea plant.
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Anti-vaxxer beliefs have converged with the more extreme fringes of veganism for some time now.
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When I emerged, blinking into the sun, a group of children had converged at the doorway.
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Around noon, hundreds of people converged on the capitol in support of the Stoneman Douglas students.
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They then converged on Mr. Wrona's home with dogs and searched the premises, including the barn.
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My mother's experience with race was quite different from my father's, but their philosophies largely converged.
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Local police officers, state troopers and F.B.I. agents converged on Eunice High School after the stabbing.
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The seafood in Alexandria remains a delight, a medley of the cultures that once converged here.
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Hundreds of thousands of mourners have converged on Chennai, where Ms. Jayaram was buried on Tuesday.
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Police, searching for the robbery suspect, converged on a trailer park just north of the store.
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These misguided actions converged in the dispiriting elections, which saw right wing candidate Alejandro Giammattei prevail.
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By the mid-1970s, these trends had converged in a perfect storm of problems for Washington.
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"Her work and our work converged, and it turns out that she was correct," Strelzin told CNN.
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A second man detonated his bomb 15 minutes later as medics and reporters converged on the site.
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At one point, the party converged around an Instagram-famous Pomeranian wearing a leather jacket and sunglasses.
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Of the roughly 12,000 firefighters working across the state, about 3,400 have converged on the Carr fire.
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More than 1,500 land rights specialists converged on the U.S capital this week to share their findings.
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The helicopter went down close to where right-wing groups and counterprotesters converged Friday night and Saturday.
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The views of many of the groups who converged on Charlottesville are in direct contradiction with this.
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He told a news conference that Manila would respect treaty obligations as long as mutual interests converged.
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"It was pretty gruesome, they just converged on the bird and tore it apart," Laidre tells Axios.
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They converged from points across the port and came in from Long Island to offer their assistance.
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That May, caravans of protesters converged on Washington for Dr. King's Poor People's Campaign for economic justice.
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Hundreds of families and relatives converged on Shounah hospital a few kilometers (miles) from the resort area.
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Gigamon is not the first time that Elliott's activist team has converged with its private equity group.
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We took over a warehouse in Bushwick and made it a place where dreams converged with reality.
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This is not the first time in American history that racist terror and new technology have converged.
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White supremacist groups converged on Charlottesville, Va., to protest the removal of a state of Confederate Gen.
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Teachers have converged on the state Capitol in Oklahoma City, pressuring lawmakers to give schools more funding.
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The drought, warming, and pests have converged to kill off more than 129 million trees across California.
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X-Men crossover) and converged upon by Thanos and his dark cabal (in 2013's Infinity event).
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The flashpoint, in this case, were two separate conversations that converged into what's now being called #Reactgate.
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Dozens of protesters in black T-shirts converged on the Durham County Justice Center before 9 a.m.
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But with television adoption reaching critical mass in U.S. households, those trends converged to shift the dynamics.
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Hardcore activists converged there, while more moderate ones left on Sunday as the police surrounded the campus.
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So the experience we're aiming for is a new experience where everything is converged into one place.
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This week's Popcast is a conversation about all the factors that have converged to fuel DaBaby's ascent.
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He joined neighbors and strangers who converged on the smoldering husk of the plane, looking for survivors.
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The new, post-partisan center once again has converged on the historic American aspiration for equal opportunity.
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Thousands converged on the Boston Common in a cold rain, and children danced to a brass band.
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Special police units converged on the scene while authorities blocked roads and urged residents to stay away.
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Scouring through case reports and histories, they converged on a prime candidate: Zika infection during early pregnancy.
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By day six, when the insurgents no longer were in control, official denials converged with the truth.
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About 200 people converged near the president's Miraflores Palace, in Caracas, in support of Mr. Maduro's government.
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These cultural workers most evidently converged at that moment in time dominated by the movement called Realism.
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Protesters also converged at major landmarks, including the White House, Boston's Copley Square and Battery Park in Manhattan.
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Johnson hit him moments after Steen took a shot, and a minor brawl converged at the Colorado net.
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Iraqi government troops and Kurdish Peshmerga converged on Iraq's second city, taken by the jihadists in June 2014.
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But birth rates in Latin America have since almost converged with those in the United States (see chart).
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And at Alexander McQueen (right), several fantastical references converged in a single garment: flowers, unicorns — even a sun.
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As news helicopters thundered overhead, thousands of activists from Lula's Workers' Party (PT) converged on the union headquarters.
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In New York, tens of thousands converged on Trump's home at the glittering Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue.
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BT Plus is Britain's first converged fibre and mobile plan, the country's biggest broadband and mobile provider said.
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A couple of different trends converged to make this milestone possible, some long-term, and some short-term.
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Armed militiamen, angered at what they believed to be government overreach, soon converged near the Bundys' Nevada ranch.
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Political corruption, fiscal mismanagement, falling commodity prices and stagnation in China converged to bring about a dramatic reversal.
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Two events recently converged in the lives of Israelis to remind us that history is not about yesterday.
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He then checked off the ways in which the administration's foreign-policy aims and priorities converged on Iran.
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A crowd had converged around a jewelry store with broken windows, shattered glass on the sidewalk, police everywhere.
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That's because four committees in the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives have converged to pursue his financial records.
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The strike occurred as both Russian and coalition forces converged on the former ISIS stronghold of Deir Ezzor.
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"Decision theory," the destination on which they've converged, has tended to hold that sound decisions flow from values.
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Satellite trucks, national news reporters and animal rights activists converged for what had become a macabre death watch.
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All these things sort of converged: the joblessness, the rapacious behavior of big pharma, Purdue Pharma in particular.
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But in this case, the particular political interests of Fox News and those of the viewing public converged.
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In January 28, two North Vietnamese Army divisions — some 21975,21 men — converged on Khe Sanh from the west.
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According to Ms. Sims, "the white leadership in the town and county" converged upon Reverend Lee's house — twice.
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The rockets converged at a point on land, and a meteor that had been hovering overhead crashed down.
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On Monday, thousands of law-abiding citizens converged on Richmond, Va., in defense of their Second Amendment rights.
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Amini and other activists converged on the courthouse, for a silent sit-in, and they were immediately arrested.
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This also enables them to provide more competitive converged services and improves their ability to acquire attractive content.
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Ironically, these issues all converged on Wednesday, August 28, the fifth anniversary of the 1963 March On Washington.
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After the final out, the Mets converged around the infield to high five like usual after a win.
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As two defenders converged on him, Thompson slipped a bounce pass to a cutting McAdoo for a dunk.
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Scores of police officers converged on the scene, many in tactical gear, as a police helicopter circled overhead.
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By the time party actors converged on Marco Rubio, there wasn't enough time to boost the young Floridian.
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Before marchers even converged on Washington, the organizers had brought that concept to the forefront of American discourse.
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More than 400 followers converged on a rural Nevada highway near the impounded cattle, facing about 50 government agents.
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When comparing only those without a college degree, death rates for middle-age white and black Americans' have converged.
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Crowds converged Thursday in the Sudanese capital to mark one week since the army ousted president Omar al-Bashir.
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About two hours later, pockets of counter-protesters who had been marching through town converged on a downtown street.
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The pros recently converged at the New York location to give five lucky R29 employees some killer fall haircuts.
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Police converged on Westchester Medical Center in Valhalla on Wednesday morning after a report of gunshots inside the building.
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The Israeli army said that it had repelled around 10,000 Palestinians who converged on five points of the border.
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Borrowing costs around the euro zone converged (see right-hand chart), although perhaps thanks to other policies as well.
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China has not converged, and now the open trading economies are 10 years behind where they could have been.
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For example, Texas and Massachusetts — often considered exemplars of the red and blue models — had almost converged by 1980.
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On a recent visit, crowds converged around each nasty little Bosch beast, attesting to the enduring fascination of devils.
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The precisely arranged lines you had familiarized yourself with may have since converged into a new, lightly latticed pattern.
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Since the Parkland massacre, a range of people and coalitions have converged on the nationwide battleground over gun control.
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For Weitzmann, the reason for this is that many threads have converged to form 21st-century French anti-Semitism.
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Several unique weather patterns converged over the country to create the hot, dry conditions behind the fires this season.
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Dozens of alumni from the White House and Mr. Obama's political operation converged on Chicago to cheer their boss.
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Straddling strategic coordinates for ancient trade routes, Zanzibar was, for centuries, where far-flung corners of the world converged.
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It wasn't until later that year that the conflicts, the illness, and his growing need to find balance converged.
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More interestingly, perhaps, is that as Tesla has grown, its financial identity has converged with the segment it's in.
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World leaders and chief executives have converged in Davos, Switzerland, for the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum.
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It is not the first time Mr. Bernhardt's official duties have converged with his earlier work as a lobbyist.
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Everyone has converged at a stunning mansion in Savannah, GA, for an intervention: Ruby and Peter must get a divorce.
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The demonstrations came a year after the same two groups converged in downtown Portland for opposing rallies, KOIN-TV reported.
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The researchers believed that these species had independently converged on these traits, but it turns out that's only partially correct.
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In mid-August, a group of Frenchmen, Italians, and Russians converged on a glacier near Mont Blanc, in the Alps.
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The conquistadors converged with African and indigenous populations, enslaving many and, later, clashing with them in their quests for liberty.
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There was a bus full of well-wishers, rice and dal for families who converged from a constellation of villages.
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The storm was a combination of tropical moisture from Philippe and a non-tropical system that converged on the Northeast.
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Thousands of migrants fleeing war and poverty, from Afghanistan to Syria, have converged on Calais over the past two years.
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Greg Christie, former head of Apple's Human Interface Group, iPhone inventorThe first, best example of a truly converged meta-media.
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When the single currency was planned, bond yields slowly converged on the German level as the risk of devaluation disappeared.
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What's also notable about this storm is how far in advance many weather prediction models have converged on the forecast.
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Thousands of Searchers have converged online to posit their theories on what the clues are and what they might mean.
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The Swedish-owned challenger only offers mobile and cannot compete with bigger players with 'converged' fixed-line and mobile services.
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Those concerns, though, were hard to find at last week's investment conference, where Wall Street executives and world leaders converged.
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" The mob, associated with left-wing antifa activists, converged on his house Wednesday night reportedly yelling, "Racist scumbag, leave town!
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Teen's death prompts protests Protesters on Wednesday converged on East Pittsburgh, the borough southeast of Pittsburgh where the shooting occurred.
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At the end of the show, the crowd converged on Mr. Simons, offering congratulations and gasping about the bluer bits.
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UPC also ran a virtual mobile network in Switzerland, meaning it could compete as a converged fixed-to-mobile player.
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For Noga Perry, a 29-year-old translator returning from Athens, the two crises, political and epidemiological, had effectively converged.
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Erasmus's humanist scholarship and reformist Christianity converged in his "Novum Instrumentum," the first Greek New Testament ever to be published.
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Thousands of New York City students converged on central locations — Columbus Circle, Battery Park, Brooklyn Borough Hall, Lincoln Center. Gov.
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Despite ups and downs in their personal relationship, during the late-260s their artistic approaches seem to converged the most.
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That'd be all you'd get, mind, as the small playerbase converged on a scant handful of popular maps and modes.
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People carrying "Biden for President" signs then converged and began chanting "Let's Go Joe" and ended by exchanging long hugs.
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The tweets about Amazon -- making anti-trust a political battering ram -- have converged with Trump's aggressive moves to increase tariffs.
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What's ahead for Oklahoma After teachers converged at their state capital on Monday, another day of walkouts is scheduled Tuesday.
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Paramedics, firefighters and police converged on the shooting in Toronto's east end, which has many popular restaurants, cafes and shops.
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Today, ROK has long since converged with most major western economies – something the World Bank predicted wouldn't happen for decades.
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At least in Mr. Biden's case, the election results converged with the candidate's performance in real life, not the polls.
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The reality of where he lived, the tough projects called Les Bosquets (The Groves), quickly converged with his budding passion.
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Through months of painstaking work, investigators working with the genealogist Barbara Rae-Venter built family trees that converged on DeAngelo.
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This year, some 120 teams from across the United States and Canada converged on Plaster Rock for the 15th edition.
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Is this due to the fact that the result has not converged with the results of the other two judges?
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A protest over President Donald Trump&aposs immigration policies has converged near the golf course where he is spending the weekend.
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Customers who love the seamless experience of converged wireless and wireline services will expect that experience to extend beyond the screen.
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Ad buyers and TV network executives converged in New York City last week for a series of splashy, star-studded events.
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Each of these clouds contain different chemical signatures, suggesting they formed in different ways, or from different areas, and then converged.
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Over the past several years, trends have converged to encourage an increasing number of web users to install ad-blocking software.
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If the Greens have moved into, and colonised, parts of the centre, the Christian Democrats have converged from the other direction.
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Thousands of migrants fleeing war and poverty, from Afghanistan to Syria, have converged on the northern port over the past year.
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Tourists converged on the airport in hopes of catching an early flight and getting out of town ahead of the storm.
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By now we know that everyone we care about who's not named Cersei Lannister or Euron Greyjoy has converged on Winterfell.
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All of it seems to have converged today into one perfect example of why that is not only impossible, but illogical.
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Thousands of residents of the northern town of Kukes had converged on the area to demand the scrapping of the tolls.
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Hundreds of protesters — most of them high school students — converged on Place de la République square, in Paris, on Thursday morning.
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Around 8,000 protesters had converged on the Champs Elysees where police tried to prevent them from reaching the president's Elysee Palace.
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The president urged medical staff that converged on the woman to take their time as he stepped away from the podium.
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Because even if the AR/VR line is being blurred, these technologies have not converged — if indeed they ever successfully can.
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He said the appetite for a converged gaming device that works equally well on televisions and on the go is unproven.
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In Paris, public workers converged with railway workers at the Place de la Bastille, the traditional gathering site for political protests.
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My Immortal and Handbook for Mortals have nothing to do with each other, but they converged online in an astonishing way.
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"This whole converged experience we think is really important," said Greg Foran, the head of Walmart's operations in the United States.
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In the decades following the end of the Cold War, however, American foreign business interests and strategic interests more often converged.
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In May, several thousand demonstrators converged on the main government building in Tirana, the capital, and hurled gasoline bombs and fireworks.
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But remnants of ISIS are have also converged on the area, according to multiple local accounts and the group's own propaganda.
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Mr. Gibson never set out to write a sequel, but the plots of "Agency" and "The Peripheral" converged unexpectedly last fall.
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With their guns drawn, the officers handcuffed Thomas without a struggle as other police cars converged on the corner, Shea said.
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A monumental ego ("I alone can fix it") converged with Trump getting in touch with his inner Zeus — thunderbolts and all.
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Angry Dutch farmers converged on The Hague on Wednesday in the latest protest of the government's plans to reduce nitrogen emissions.
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Everything started in subway cars, because everyone who was poor converged in those spaces and found each other, unrehearsed and unfiltered.
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Within hours, ships, planes, and submersibles from Argentina, Chile, Brazil, the United Kingdom, and the United States converged on the area.
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Years of research and development on those fronts are beginning to bear fruit and have converged here in some very interesting ways.
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In December 2006, nearly 100 street artists converged on a building at the northeast corner of Spring and Elizabeth Streets in Manhattan.
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If this works, Google's years-long experiments with augmented and virtual reality will have converged into the ideal self-contained VR headset.
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Then, looking at descendants of these people, she found that the family trees converged on a couple who had only one son.
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Neighbors from all sides converged to express their upset and dismay that we built a dock and plan to get a boat.
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While the company had historically outperformed peers on a consistent basis, Fitch observes that TRMK's earnings have converged downward with peer medians.
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The intersection of those two converged in the synthesizer revolution of early electronic music, and he was fascinated by bands like Kraftwerk.
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The film follows nine high school students who've all converged on the 2017 Intel International Science and Engineering Fair in Los Angeles.
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The "Gainesville Tornado" was a pair of storms that converged April 6, 1936, in Gainesville, Georgia, killing 29 people and injuring 2117,2200.
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So it's no surprise that they — and Pence, whom Flynn lied to — seem to have converged on Harward as their preferred replacement.
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Additionally, a number of startups have converged around the ecological niches the emergence of Redshift has created in an otherwise stagnant market.
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It was not broken by ISPs that, as converged legacy companies, have always been subject to strict telephone and video privacy rules.
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So we are kind of converged in this situation right now and our outlook for the two economies is not that different.
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It is at the country's most famous one, the Place de l'Etoile in Paris, that protesters have converged for their weekend revolts.
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Dozens of law enforcement officers converged on the scene, where a third officer had been wounded, to help search for the gunman.
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With runners at first and second and none out, Carlos Santana hit a chopper that Headley and shortstop Didi Gregorius converged upon.
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When he converged with Curtis Granderson and Alejandro De Aza, Bruce mistimed his jump and then stood awkwardly waiting to slap hands.
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Since then monetary policy and financial markets have converged in the region, which had a combined output of $1.6 trillion in 2016.
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That summer sci-fi geeks converged on Spokane, WA for WorldCon 85033, on of the longest running literary conventions in the world.
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The vulnerabilities announced last week were found by three independent teams whose investigations converged on the same flaw at the same time.
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During that time, specially-trained BOP staff members converged on the facility to search the cells, potentially exposing them to the virus.
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Trams to and from the square in front of the station were stopped as police and emergency services converged on the area.
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Cancer survivors, children with disabilities and young adults with diseases converged on Congress in a bid to save the Affordable Care Act.
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In New York, crowds converged at Trump Tower, on Fifth Avenue at 56th Street in Midtown Manhattan, where the president-elect lives.
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Next, Trump ventured to Poland to speak before an overflow crowd that converged on Warsaw to hear him talk tough on Russia.
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It involved 15 or 20 people, witnesses said during the trial, and at least that many converged to try to end it.
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Ramya Shreedharan, 27, a software worker in Bangalore, was walking down MG Road, where the revelers had converged, around 12:30 a.m.
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MacDonald said several factors converged this year to create what he called the "perfect fire storm," California's worst fire season on record.
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Siblings and both sets of parents, who live in Southern California, have converged in New York City to give them support and love.
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About 130 studies, from 10 different countries, converged on the idea gun deaths declined after laws restricting access to firearms went into force.
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Winners in the converged future will have evolved networks, fully developed digital platforms and the ultimate driver of convergence — a unified customer experience.
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Once a powerhouse of West Africa's economy, the effects of slumping oil prices have converged with mounting security concerns and widespread energy shortages.
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After months of worrying about Zika, Brazil's water quality, and a host of other issues, the world's best athletes have converged in Rio.
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There are exceptions: attitudes towards law enforcement have diverged somewhat between income groups while attitudes towards civil liberties and government spending have converged.
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He had to ditch the 500-pound watercraft as two waves converged from each side and an eight-foot backwash approached from behind.
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Authorities also converged on a New Jersey apartment building and a van in a parking lot at a New Jersey Home Depot store.
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A big part of that, says Park, has come from a changing media entertainment landscape where content creation, competitors and influencers have converged.
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The publishers on both sides, the Macedonians, the internet marketers — many of them have converged on partisan news for the same reason: money.
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Carrying pictures of the Virgin of Guadalupe, thousands converged on the basilica, many in family groups, some clutching coveted tickets to enter inside.
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A number of different factors have converged to cause this trend: A proliferation of drones and forms of automated attack—cyber and otherwise.
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Johansson was carrying the puck into the Pittsburgh zone when he made a pass to the boards as four Penguins converged on him.
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Colorado teachers plan 2 days of action In Colorado, crowds of educators and their allies -- wearing red -- converged Thursday on the Capitol steps.
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But he came to see that the Memphis strike converged with his national agenda for economic equality and social justice, so he accepted.
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The search had converged on two candidates, Jeffrey Immelt, a former C.E.O. of General Electric, and Meg Whitman, the C.E.O. of Hewlett-Packard.
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If you look at Liberty Global in Europe, you know, we have-- we're 200/50 with Vodafone in a converged network in Holland.
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The first modern historians of Judaism converged on the idea that it endured because its contribution to human civilization was of eternal relevance.
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Instead, hundreds of supporters converged from around the country to begin an armed standoff with authorities, which resulted in the government backing down.
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Last week, after the Mosul campaign began, Shiite protesters, organized by the cleric Moktada al-Sadr, converged on the Turkish Embassy in Baghdad.
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The magic of Lemonade and the spells and potions of Harry Potter have converged to create the internet's most perfect "Hold Up" parody.
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Bowman was injured Saturday in the first half of Texas Tech's 22002-34 loss to West Virginia when two defenders converged on him.
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This week, roughly 2686,237 scientists, activists, policy-makers and even a few celebrities have converged on Amsterdam for the 20203nd International AIDS Conference.
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"Our customer experience metrics continue to improve and we have seen the successful launch of new converged products including BT Plus," he said.
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Some 84 firefighters and medical crews responded as 26 emergency units with lights flashing converged on the crowded midtown Manhattan location, it added.
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The way I'd make sense of this observation is to argue that the West has already converged, in terms of technology and productivity.
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A two-year uptick in violent activity converged with the arrival of more than 13,700 school-age minors in Suffolk County since 2013.
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Activists protesting the bill converged on his legislative office; the resulting chaos led security officers to close the entire floor to the public.
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It nullified an apparent French goal that came after a collision between Gauvin and Brazil's goalkeeper, Barbara, as they converged on a cross.
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As A.N.C. delegates from across the country converged in Johannesburg, the closeness of the leadership contest underscored the deep fissures inside the party.
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A great mass of diverse craft experimentation converged in the theater workshop that Schlemmer directed , as evidenced by some interesting photographs featured here.
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On Tuesday night, the lives of these two remarkable women converged on the stage at Alice Tully Hall in Lincoln Center, where Mrs.
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The election of Donald Trump — built as it was on several long-term trends that converged in 20163 — has created an authoritarian moment.
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The roads were dry and passable, but we ended up mostly walking because so many people had converged around the base, seeking protection.
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The island's long relationship with spices, and the cultures that converged in pursuit of them, have concocted a singular — and delicious — culinary tableau.
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On a Sunday afternoon during the winter, more than 100 people converged on the prayer camp for a religious ceremony and teach-in.
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Weather-related events across the country "have converged to make the past year one of the worst for agriculture in decades," Politico writes.
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At his funeral in 2016, thousands converged on the northern city of Rawalpindi as the Pakistani media was blacked out to prevent riots.
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The attack disrupted traffic at one of the city's busiest transit hubs as trains were diverted and emergency workers converged on the scene.
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It said a crowd numbering in the thousands had converged around the clearing in Sana's Tahrir Square where the execution was carried out.
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They converged on a system in which "elections are just one leg," alongside a second leg of rules, rights and institutions, she said.
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Tourists from around the globe converged on the northern Chilean desert on Tuesday to witness the total eclipse under the world's clearest skies.
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That knowledge converged in a windfall in 2010 when he sold a 1959 Ferrari 250 GT long wheelbase California Spider for $7.2 million.
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Real wages have not converged with the west as quickly as some had hoped, and mass emigration has deepened demographic problems and skills shortages.
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Several hundred protesters had converged on the Champs Elysees where they faced police sent to prevent them from reaching the nearby presidential Elysee Palace.
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From many smaller family trees, the interconnected profiles converged into one massive family tree of 13 million people, spanning an average of 11 generations.
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Counter-protesters had converged for a march along a downtown street when suddenly a Dodge Challenger barreled into them, hurling people into the air.
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Some of the biggest names in corporate America, like Honeywell and Exxon Mobil, have converged on this city of close to a million people.
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"Our aim is to deliver the best converged network and be the leader in fixed ultrafast and mobile 1.33G networks," Jansen said on Thursday.
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Voters also, of course, had reason to focus increasing attention on social issues as the economic profiles of center-left and center-right converged.
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Helmet and body cameras worn by dozens of city police who converged on the campsite showed Boyd with two small knives in his hands.
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Because of these issues, I predict we'll start to see new "converged" versions of these products that combine a lot of functionality in 2017.
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Lovers of riddles and outdoor exploration converged to form a dedicated network of blogs, message boards, websites, and Facebook pages devoted to the hunt.
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Around 2,000 peckish sheep converged to spell out the words "ban gas," as part of a coordinated effort led by local farmer Mal Rowe.
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Hundreds of supporters of US President Donald Trump converged on Terry D. Schrunk Plaza for an event billed as a "Trump Free Speech" rally.
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To do so, Penn augmented his no-frills studio with a plain, three-sided booth of gray walls that converged into a narrow corner.
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But even as this narrative expands, it's stalled in a version that's more or less converged around white people, mostly white women like myself.
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But this week, challenges African Americans frequently encounter converged on "Bachelor" sets -- a reality franchise that has long been criticized its lack of diversity.
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Because Americans moved for work, mostly from poor areas to richer ones, after 19793 incomes around the country steadily converged for a hundred years.
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When the route finally converged at Stonewall, though, hundreds of people packed the sidewalks to be in the presence of a truly historical monument.
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Robinson and Williams then converged on Tulsa defensive end Jesse Brubaker at the 1-yard line after Brubaker caught a short pass from Evans.
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In a world where competition is occurring across traditional industry boundaries, where computing and communications have converged, the Telecom Act's categories make no sense.
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These insurgent candidates are capturing one of the two demographic groups that converged in the great middle-class experiment that began seven decades ago.
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Police officers from several departments converged on the neighborhood, engaging the gunman while trying to protect people in the neighborhood and keep others away.
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All these factors converged and contributed to the reality that a dozen men visited the moon, returned to Earth and then we stopped going.
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When help converged, he shredded the Knicks' defense by threading passes to back-cutters for layups, each one a little more daring, more difficult.
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Several thousand of the most powerful people in the world recently converged upon Davos, Switzerland for the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum.
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A West Point senior and freshman converged unexpectedly at a spot on campus at just the right time for a man clinging to life.
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Several hundred people wearing the fluorescent safety vests drivers must carry in their vehicles eventually converged on the office of Prime Minister Charles Michel.
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Police tactical units converged on the home following the shooting and a suspect fired at a police drone flying over the area, KTVK said.
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On Tuesday night, law enforcement officials converged on an apartment building near Genessee and Getty Avenues that was believed to be Mr. Saipov's home.
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Dom: Yeah, so there were similarities emerging and more than anything, [it came from] picturing what it could be like if the two converged.
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Hundreds of demonstrators and counterdemonstrators converged on the town, Kandel, in unrest that gripped the city for days and left dozens of people injured.
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As more people converged on the square chanting anti-government slogans, the police began to fire live ammunition, scattering the mostly young male protesters.
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Countless security breaches, attempted bombings, tragic shootings and then 9-11 slowly converged to close a chapter on a once open and inviolate Capitol.
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And yet its birthrate has converged with the rich world much more quickly and completely — which has two interrelated implications, both of them grim.
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With deep historical knowledge and nimble storytelling techniques, Mr. Pollard explores how idealism, horrific brutality and artistic genius converged in a single historical moment.
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Carmakers from around the world converged at the Shanghai auto show on Wednesday, showing off their plans to get a bigger piece of China.
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The crowd of counterprotesters was marching against white supremacist groups that had converged on the college town carrying tiki torches and chanting racist slogans.
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"Around Al Bab, all the forces that are acting in Syria have converged literally within hand-grenade range of one another," General Townsend said.
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Forrest was isolated and tried to drive but three defenders converged on him and he could not get the shot off before the buzzer.
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Scores of volunteers converged on Providence Baptist Church in Opelika on Monday and began sorting supplies, which were soon stacked high on folding tables.
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Some inside the supermarket climbed out windows as scores of police and firefighters and 18 ambulances converged on the scene and prepared for mass casualties.
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Many of the protesters, monitored by several law enforcement personnel, converged Saturday on the international bridge that carries traffic between El Paso and Juarez, Mexico.
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The CW's sports-centric drama All American is therefore an overachiever: It has so many intersecting love triangles that they've converged into a love pentagon.
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Ice tweeted updates from the plane as emergency personnel converged around it on the tarmac at JFK:Ice had previously tweeted he was going to Dubai.
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After the match, throngs of fans dressed in green converged around the iconic Angel of Independence monument, bouncing with joy and waving the Mexican flag.
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"Our long term plan is to allow all of your applications and compute and virtualized storage to work together in hyper-converged environment," Mustarde said.
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Holiday travel sucks, and probably has ever since a bunch of shepherds, wise men, and angels converged on a stable in Bethlehem 2,000 years ago.
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Fourteen of the 23 Democrats running for president converged on the state last weekend for the California Democratic Party convention and other big organizing events.
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In the German home market, service revenues rose by 2.8 percent in the quarter as Telekom pushed "converged" products of fixed-line and mobile services.
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With Spear Operations Group's mission in Yemen, these trends converged into a new and incendiary business: militarized contract killing, carried out by skilled American fighters.
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Now, it's generating close to $400 million in annual revenue and sells its converged storage technology to the likes of Amgen, Best Buy and eBay.
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Heyer and thousands of others protesters converged on Charlottesville, Virginia as seemingly every flavor of racist gathered this weekend for a "Unite the Right" rally.
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After months of the teams working independently, they all converged in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and ran their algorithms in the same room, at the same time.
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Together, the enabling dynamics and entrepreneurial community have converged to usher in the first widespread wave of SaaS 2.0 innovation against an established SaaS category.
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Hundreds of firefighters and other rescuers converged to search for and treat survivors, and 40 people were pulled out or reached shore on their own.
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Over 1,000 New Yorkers, myself included, converged on his Fort Greene office, where the proceedings were documented by a horde of photographers, reporters, and cameramen.
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"Vodafone transforms into Europe's largest fully-converged communications operator, accelerating innovation through our gigabit networks and bringing greater benefits to millions of customers," he said.
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That leaves it vulnerable to 'converged' mobile and fixed services offered nationwide by market leader Deutsche Telekom and, if the proposed deal goes through, Vodafone.
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Moore tracked down the outlet pass from Tristan Wilson and was able to get off the dunk as two Tiffin University defenders converged on him.
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"Our history was not inevitable, but a variety of reasons converged to produce what it is that makes New York New York," Dr. Henry said.
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The suspect then shot a second officer as police converged on a neighborhood on the west side of the city in an effort capture him.
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Women from across the country have converged on Washington, DC, on Saturday for a massive rally to protest Donald Trump's election and promote women's rights.
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"Daesh (Islamic State) came from here," said a fighter named Adel, pointing down a street where flies converged on the splayed corpses of three militants.
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These two arguments seem contradictory, but in Mr. Corbyn's handling of an anti-Semitism scandal that has hung over the Labour Party, they have converged.
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NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. — Conservatives converged on this lavish resort development on the outskirts of Washington this week for the annual Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC).
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Fist fights in the streets of Charlottesville took place on Saturday as white supremacist groups converged on the college town and were met by counterprotesters.
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Solé: All the biggest cable operators, including Comcast, Charter, and, most recently, Altice, have launched MVNOs on mobile and are trying to offer converged solutions.
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Nearly everyone on the list has converged at the Milken Institute's annual conferences, a networking opportunity that rivals the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
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After Familia induced a lineout from Cardinals shortstop Paul DeJong to end the game, the Mets converged on the infield grass to share high-fives.
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It began inhaling air with all its might, and suddenly, every cloud of sleep inducing smoke converged directly below it, and I was caught out.
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In recent decades, however, notions of beauty in Asia have converged around the tall, thin and fair image exported by Korean and Japanese pop culture.
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One witness, Abdallah Mohammed, said that nearby fishing boats had converged on the ferry in an attempt to rescue as many people as they could.
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Several slow-building trends have converged to upend the race over the last few weeks: Senator Elizabeth Warren's steady ascent in the polls has accelerated.
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"Global equities have rebounded as the US and China have converged to a ceasefire, but companies with global supply chains remain deeply uncertain," he said.
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The recent Health Datapalooza converged payers, providers and other relevant industry stakeholders to discuss the era of big data we are entering in health care.
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Some inside the supermarket climbed out windows as scores of police and firefighters and 123 ambulances converged on the scene and prepared for mass casualties.
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Throughout the morning, investigators, some wearing latex gloves, converged on the brick duplex set back from 46th Street as onlookers, including several children, gathered outside.
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Those two elements converged in the latest production, unveiled Wednesday night before Game 3 of the conference finals, Vegas's first home game of the series.
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Life at the 2018 Winter Olympics By train, plane or automobile, thousands from all over the world converged in South Korea for the PyeongChang Games.
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At a conference called HIMSS earlier this week, tens of thousands of health executives converged in Las Vegas to talk about fixing this very thing.
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TT now has a strong converged services position in fixed, mobile and pay-TV, which allows it to differentiate its offering from its main competitors.
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Yet when the players converged at the front of the hall, the ensemble sound gradually took on the rushing force of a waterway gathering strength.
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Like a meteor rocketing toward Earth, Music Twitter had converged for its first real moment of the decade—a presaging of future times and trends.
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Officers from Palm Springs and nearby law enforcement agencies converged on the neighborhood and surrounded a house where the shooter may have holed up, Reyes said.
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To put pressure on lawmakers, crowds of gay-rights activists and their supporters converged on the legislature as three bills on the subject were being debated.
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Large numbers of law enforcement officers converged on the one-story brick building on the edge of McComb, about 100 miles (160 kilometers) south of Jackson.
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As word spreads, adoption rates could rise to the 30 percent to 40 percent range, as seen in countries such as Portugal with mature converged offerings.
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During the Obama presidency, any time that the fashion industry and FLOTUS converged, the benefits were felt across both The White House and the retail floor.
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Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield were among approximately 300 people arrested as part of the "Democracy Awakening" protests that converged on the nation's capital this weekend.
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Some of the best teenage writers from all around the world converged on this small liberal arts campus and wrote poetry and fiction for two weeks.
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The meetings took place while energy executives and ministers from around the globe converged on Washington for the triennial World Gas Conference, the industry's biggest summit.
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They have also found themselves fighting the same adversaries in the civil war in areas where their military interests have converged, including Turkey-backed rebel groups.
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About €1703 trillion of west-to-east transfers later, a gap still remains (indeed, some fret that progress has stalled) but living standards have recognisably converged.
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An international team of researchers spanning 26 countries tracked about 2,000 sharks using satellite tags to determine areas in the ocean where multiple shark species converged.
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Thousands of white supremacists, Ku Klux Klan members, and defenders of the legacy of the Confederacy have converged this afternoon for a rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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Hundreds of supporters of President Donald Trump converged on Terry D. Schrunk Plaza for the rally, but they were slightly outnumbered by counterprotesters across the street.
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But around 1880 that began to change, and for 100 years, income gaps between states slowly converged at a rate of about 1.8 percent per year.
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More than 300 people were also arrested after hundreds of Sufi (Muslim minority) demonstrators converged outside a police building to protest the detention of some members.
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On a cool Saturday morning in March, hundreds of mourners converged on 1 Troy Avenue to celebrate the life of A'mani Miller, whose case remains unsolved.
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As the Earth rotated, the airborne material converged at the opposite side of the planet, where it fell and set fire to the entire Indian subcontinent.
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Trump was roundly criticized for his response to the violence after white supremacists converged on Charlottesville to protest the removal of a statue of Confederate Gen.
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Tens of thousands of law enforcement officers from around the world converged on Washington, D.C., last week to honor those who have paid the ultimate sacrifice.
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Hundreds of people holding flags and picket signs converged outside the headquarters of the Professional Unions Association, demanding an end to the planned income tax law.
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The lofty tenets that poured out of the Atomic Age converged, however quietly, into the drive-ins and fast food restaurants of the 50s and 60s.
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Look closely at the economies that converged with richer counterparts — Japan, South Korea, China — and you see that each engaged globally in a selective, strategic manner.
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Hong Kong's chief executive apologized to the public on Sunday after a surprisingly large and defiant crowd poured onto the streets and converged on government offices.
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Crowds started gathering next to the Diavata camp near Thessaloniki on Thursday, and by Friday morning more than 1,500 migrants had converged, pitching hundreds of tents.
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As word spread that his health was failing, visitors converged on his hospital room in San Diego — as many as 200 people on one recent weekend.
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FRANKFURT — Deutsche Bank shareholders had plenty of reasons to be unhappy as they converged in a Frankfurt concert hall Thursday for the troubled lender's annual meeting.
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SINGAPORE — Over one weekend late in August, a group of 11 millennial-age watch collectors from Hong Kong, Sydney, Shanghai, Taiwan and Yangon converged on Singapore.
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Soros has long opposed the autocratic regimes of Eastern Europe and American conservative politics, well before the two converged around Islamophobia and isolationism in recent years.
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Although the games suggested that players could influence the unfolding story, like a "Choose Your Own Adventure" book in digital form, the various pathways ultimately converged.
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Consistent with the findings of the International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), the climate policy debate has converged on a target of carbon-neutrality by 2050.
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Bears defensive ends K.J. Smith and Jamie Jacobs converged to drop Demons running back De'Mar Llorens for a 210-yard loss on the Demons' first play.
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Once again, the sports and real worlds have converged to show there are two Americas, one experienced by white people and the other experienced by minorities.
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When her body was discovered a few days later, nearly 10,000 Icelanders converged on Laugavegur, the main shopping street in Reykjavik, where she was last seen.
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In the final moments, the group converged in a lively flourish of syncopated folk-inflected choreography — a polite nod to the theme — and then clustered together.
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Hundreds of Floridians converged on the state Capitol in Tallahassee on Monday as lawmakers took up a series of proposals in response to the deadly shooting.
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There were unique patterns in rain, temperature, and wind that converged this year to scorch the continent, factors that scientists were able to detect in advance.
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Agüero flicked it back with the studs of his cleats and Sterling had plenty of space to work with before the Kiev defenders converged on him.
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The next evening, thousands of demonstrators converged on international airports around the country as travelers who were caught up in the ban languished behind security cordons.
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McNeil sprinted a long way in pursuit and converged with outfielder Michael Conforto, but neither was able to get there in time to make the catch.
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And so, on June 1, I was one of approximately 40 sex workers from all over the country who converged on Washington DC to make history.
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The rockets then converged, creating a new rift which allowed a meteor — which had been quietly suspended in animation for months — to crash, ultimately destroying the island.
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Protesters converged on the site and prompted the restaurant to close to protect the safety of staff and guests, the management said in an apology on Facebook.
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N.Y.C. Nature We can only speculate how long ago the paths of humans and ravens first converged, but the meeting clearly left quite an impression on both.
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Jihadists seem to have converged on Marawi from Indonesia and Malaysia as well as Chechnya and Saudi Arabia, testifying to the strength and reach of IS's propaganda.
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He told a news conference that Manila would respect treaty obligations as long as mutual interests converged and there was no reason to end them at present.
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The most well-connected leaders converged on a preference for more moderate candidates and policies and often ended up donating to both parties' candidates, not just one.
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HV: Well, Aleppo has always been a place where people of all walks of life converged, my own family arrived there from cities just to the north.
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Protesters converged on the offices of lawmakers perceived to be supporters of gay marriage, while others stormed the gates of parliament before kneeling, praying and singing hymns.
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LIMA, Peru — As the region's leaders converged for a summit in this seaside capital, it had the feel of an escape from the scandals raging at home.
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WHITMAN: SO THAT'S CERTAINLY PART OF IT. ENTERPRISE GROUP, WHICH IS OUR SERVER STORAGE NETWORKING CONVERGED INFRASTRUCTURE CLOUD BUSINESS, IS ACTUALLY THE GROWTH ENGINE OF THE COMPANY.
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"The Lamu forest belt has always had grass even when other grazing fields are dry – but it seems everyone has converged here," said Ngalo, shaking his head.
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Saturday's incident took place as hundreds of white nationalists and other right-wing groups converged on Charlottesville to protest the removal of a statue of Confederate Gen.
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He's invested in companies ranging from cloud-access security broker Netskope and search analytics platform ThoughtSpot to Qubole (big data analytics), Nutanix (hyper-converged infrastructure), and Arceo.
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In this case, the security guard on the right field side was attempting to get out of the way as Grichuk and first baseman Justin Smoak converged.
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It reveals the virtually unprecedented degree to which white evangelical theology, and an extremely narrow (white, conservative) understanding of "patriotism," have converged in the post-Trump age.
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Trump's remarks also converged with a brewing controversy over Maine Governor Paul Lepage, a prominent Trump supporter who earlier this week made comments perceived as racially insensitive.
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GRAHAM BLASTS SEQUESTRATION: Several prominent defense leaders converged on the Center for a New American Security (CNAS) annual conference Monday to talk the future of national security.
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The streets outside the century-old station were quickly transformed into a sea of red and blue lights as ambulances and rescue vehicles converged on the scene.
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Special Olympics athletes and leaders converged on Capitol Hill on Monday where they held meetings with lawmakers to discuss the need for "critical funding" for the organization.
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"There is still a great deal of work to be done in order to understand how the many factors converged that led to the sinking," he said.
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But when I eventually did, it became clear that for all the huge differences between the movie and the book, the essence of the two narratives converged.
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We live in an era where fact and fiction, comedy, commentary and coverage have all converged into a mutant chimera of content -- where "newsertainmedy" has gone mainstream.
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While most fans at Teddy Kollek Stadium converged on the concession stand for a soda or a coffee, Levy walked past the line and toward the exit.
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The Stonewall Riots, in other words, came at an exact moment in which social dissatisfaction and other political elements converged to push forward a larger LGBTQ movement.
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I finished them all last year or the year before and the release schedules for different labels all converged on the first couple months of this year.
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Bennett's and Silva's paths converged on the evening of December 31, 2005, at Pride FC Shockwave 2005, the promotion's New Year's Eve blowout at Saitama Super Arena.
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Two dozen CEOs converged on the White House this morning, to engage in a series of working groups aimed at increasing the number of American manufacturing jobs.
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In the nineteen-forties, the first visionaries assumed that we'd reach it in a generation; A.I. experts surveyed last year converged on a new date of 25.
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First responders had converged at the scene near West Broadway and Worth Street, NYC Emergency Management reported, and began immediately searching the cars for any entrapped victims.
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Activists, residents and local journalists quickly converged at the shooting scene, a busy area near a commuter rail station and shopping district in the South Shore neighborhood.
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Breaking Michael Bloomberg is dropping out of the 2020 race, wrapping up a costly bid that failed to win over moderates as they converged around Joe Biden.
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Search and rescue teams from around Northern California converged on the incinerated remains of Journey's End on Friday, a mobile home park for seniors in Santa Rosa.
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" Protesters also converged on West County Center, a suburban mall about 20 miles from St. Louis and chanted, "You can't stop revolution" and "No justice, no profits.
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One hundred and three years ago, on March 1, 21625, thousands of women converged on Washington, D.C., to express their support for equal voting rights for women.
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This would not normally be news, but this man was in a car — indeed in the only car travelling the quiet downhill street where our paths converged.
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It offers the same reason why neither Democrats nor Republicans have converged on the middle in decades: because they have activist groups with non-majoritarian policy goals.
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Decades of policy failure have converged with the daily eruptions of President Trump to throw open the question of what America's place in the world should be.
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Chief Ziman said officers from other departments converged on the site, and teams were assembled to search for the gunman inside the sprawling, 29,000-square-foot building.
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LOS ANGELES — Carrying protest signs, thousands of teachers and their allies converged last month on the shimmering contemporary art museum in the heart of downtown Los Angeles.
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Issues range from people not knowing they are on the list, to duplicated names due to converged data sets, to even finding remains in all the debris.
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Transport costs were falling fast thanks to the railway and the steamship which meant that prices for goods like wheat, iron and copper converged across the western world.
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Far from retreating, heavily armed riot squads converged on the downtown district of Admiralty, as protesters attempted to push barricades further towards the legislature and central government buildings.
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A nude man bathes in the San Francisco Civic Center Plaza fountain, as a crowd of 12,500 peace marchers converged to protest the draft and the Vietnam War.
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The army of volunteers that converged onto Houston days ago had taken its boats and tall-wheeled trucks to the more recently ravaged places southeast of the city.
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Residents of Delp's building were asked to evacuate as McKees Rocks, Stowe, Allegheny County Housing Authority, and state police converged on the apartment Wednesday around 4:15 p.m.
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A couple of hours later, Newton police and a SWAT team converged on a home in a Newton trailer park were the gunman was believed to have lived.
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Click here for Cramer's full thoughts Nutanix, the cloud software for hyper-converged systems, disappointed on latest quarterly earnings report in February and delivered tepid guidance, Cramer said.
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Hundreds of white nationalists converged on Charlottesville just before the start of the fall term to protest to famed university's planned removal of a statue of Confederate Gen.
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Chapman broke for the plate as Lucroy retrieved the ball, and both players converged at the plate, each with a head-first dive, and Chapman was called out.
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Both offensives have converged on Islamic State from opposite sides of the Euphrates river that bisects oil-rich Deir al-Zor, Islamic State's last major foothold in Syria.
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PCA is Oracle's entry in the "converged systems" market, a category of data center hardwre that includes a server, storage and networking along with some basic infrastructure software.
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After Hindus celebrating a festival set off firecrackers near a mosque, several dozen Muslim men converged on a nearby Hindu temple, pelting it with stones, the police said.
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More than 22,221 people, according to group Keep Sydney Open, converged in Sydney's city centre to take a stand against the state's controversial lockout laws on Sunday afternoon.
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One line of research, "intent-oriented," has converged on a consensus that what drives environmental behaviors is not any particular set of beliefs about the world, but identity.
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Last August, hundreds of white nationalists converged on Charlottesville to demonstrate against a plan to remove a statue to a Confederate war hero, and clashed with counter-protesters.
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It's a critical distinction, because the roles of computer criminals who steal information, and government agents who capture intelligence, have converged significantly in Russia over the past decade.
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Like some of these other accounts, this documentary traces the arcs of Lamarr's personal and professional lives, which by turns harmoniously converged and wildly veered in opposite directions.
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But CVS and Aetna have had a business partnership dating back seven years, and have steadily converged into similar visions of how the health care industry was evolving.
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" Unruh eventually fled to his apartment, where, according to his Times obituary in 2009, about 50 police officers converged and "blazed away with machine guns, shotguns and pistols.
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Minutes later, one shouted "Found one!" and the others converged on her discovery: an inch-high baby lodgepole pine peeking up in the shadow of a charred log.
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"Keep your distance from one another, to maintain health safety, please!" he shouted as the employees converged on packs of salmon, meats and crates of milk and cheese.
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In Seattle, where all these pieces have converged, housing officials were recently driving past neighborhoods their map doesn't identify, into "opportunity areas" where families have begun to move.
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Chase boats immediately converged on the catamaran and confirmed that all six crew members were accounted for, including three who remained in the cockpit in the starboard hull.
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Merchant also tells the origin stories of the technologies that converged into the iPhone: Gorilla Glass, motion sensors, lithium-ion batteries, ARM chips, wireless technology and so on.
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Lawyers ready to represent detained travelers without charge converged on Kennedy and other airports, and so did protesters with banners, chanting and calling for the release of detainees.
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People impacted by our broken criminal justice system, from all backgrounds and political affiliations, converged on their state capitols as part of #cut28503's national Day of Empathy.
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And then, as now, all these forces converged to trigger widespread institutional breakdown under the strain of political conflict, with profound results for the country's future moral direction.
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The second season will also be "more focused and linear" than season one, which told its story through three separate timelines until they converged in the final episode.
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Thousands of people from around the country converged on the nation's capital for the event, which began in 1973 after the U.S. Supreme Court, in its Roe v.
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After learning the pickup might have turned up in Clarksville, officers from several agencies converged there and found the vehicle in a restaurant parking lot, the TBI said.
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Meanwhile, a polarizing public debate — fueled largely by the "Me Too" movement of sexual harassment survivors — has converged with the politics surrounding the Supreme Court's delicate ideological balance.
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While there are scenarios where the impact could be minimal, we believe continued cost control and investments in a value-for-money converged product should minimise any impact.
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The results converged at an estimate of ocean warming that was higher than that of the 2014 United Nations report and more in line with the climate models.
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Crowds converged in the town, where tons of aid have been stockpiled, cheering Latino pop stars in a pro-Guaidó show arranged by Richard Branson, the billionaire entrepreneur.
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On Memorial Day weekend, hundreds of single Mormons in their 20s and 30s converged at Duck Beach on North Carolina's Outer Banks for their version of spring break.
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"We have wrapped up the reorganisation and all of our figures have converged with those of other players in the banking system," Adam Balog told a news conference.
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More than 240 firefighters converged on the scene, along with scores of police officers and utility workers dispatched to handle gas leaks and other damage caused by the impact.
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Plus, Chelsea tells PEOPLE nearly 40 of her mom's friends and former high school classmates converged on Iowa this past weekend to canvass for the former secretary of state.
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Under close supervision from Saudi authorities, pilgrims clad in white robes converged on Jamarat carrying pebbles to perform the ritual from a three-storey bridge erected to ease congestion.
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Thousands rally on Turkish border Thousands of people from Turkey converged on the border with Syria as part of a mass demonstration urging the evacuation of civilians in Aleppo.
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"Our aim is to deliver the best converged network and be the leader in fixed ultrafast and mobile 5G networks," Philip Jansen said in his first set of results.
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An estimated 40,000 counterprotesters converged on downtown Boston to denounce white supremacy and Nazism a week after the unnecessary violence that occurred in Charlottesville, VA, the Boston Globe reports.
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"Our aim is to deliver the best converged network and be the leader in fixed ultrafast and mobile 5G networks," Philip Jensen said in his first set of results.
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When reports of an active shooter surfaced at midafternoon on Tuesday, SWAT officers and other first responders converged on the Alliance Center in the city's bustling lower downtown area.
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Unemployment rates in these places have largely converged again, whereas overall employment rates have not, suggesting that some workers were so deterred that they left the labour force altogether.
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"Although growth rates have converged recently, there are still large differences in living standards across euro area countries and, by some measures, they have even increased recently," Coeure said.
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On June 10th politicians from the central government converged on Erbil, the Kurdish capital, for the inauguration of Nechirvan Barzani, Masoud's nephew, as the new president of the KRG.
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Saudi King Salman ordered an investigation into the causes of the crush, which occurred as two groups of pilgrims converged at a crossroads in a tent city outside Mecca.
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By 2016, the two generations had virtually converged, with Census figures showing that baby boomers represented just over 31 percent of eligible voters, and millennials just less than 31%.
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Yet the country's recent actions have converged with percolating fears about the U.S.'s antiquated power grid—which a growing number of observers say is vulnerable to asymmetric threats.
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During the alert, at least 20 police cars, a fire truck, an ambulance and vehicles from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Federal Protective Service converged on the station.
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So all these threads that the president's been spinning — and I mean that not in the press sense — for almost a decade, they kind of all converged around Iran.
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London's first major suffrage rally took place in June 1908, when 30,000 women converged on Hyde Park: Lancashire mill girls, East End factory hands, teachers, students, and wealthy activists.
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In Paris, intelligence officials surmised that the killer was a racist ultranationalist, perhaps a former soldier with a grudge against the military that converged with his hatred of nonwhites.
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With the help of some of the many journalists who have converged on Rio from around the world, here's a look at how other countries are seeing the Games.
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Science and public opinion clearly have converged on this issue, and policymakers would be wise to capitalize on a rare area of bipartisan agreement to make our nation safer.
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"With the rapid shift to a converged retail environment, we accelerated plans we originally had spread throughout the year to transform our commercial organization on a more immediate basis."
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"He wasn't dropping the knife, and he was coming at the officer," a spokesman for the Fraternal Order of Police told the reporters who soon converged on the scene.
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But Germany is by far the biggest continental market where Liberty's assets would help Vodafone to take on the former incumbent, Deutsche Telekom, with bigger packages of converged services.
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From all angles, the groups converged on the Mall, the backyard of the leader of the free world (who, at the time, was at his resort in New Jersey).
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JERUSALEM — The scourge of coronavirus converged this week with Israel's yearlong electoral impasse, creating a crisis that could politically benefit the country's embattled but indefatigable prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu.
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Perhaps even more impressive, in the eyes of say Marine Le Pen, is that a bloc of European fatherland proponents has converged in the highest offices of Central Europe.
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As his black nationalism converged with his increasingly conservative politics, Mr. Innis supported Richard M. Nixon for president in 1968 and 103, and Ronald Reagan's presidency in the 1980s.
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Mr. Cyrille, the electronic musician and pianist Richard Teitelbaum, the guitarist Bill Frisell and the bassist Ben Street reacted to one another intimately but never converged into a singularity.
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Police were even called out to keep the peace when pandemonium broke out at some of the natural springs around Cape Town, as residents converged to collect free water.
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The protesters, wearing the yellow T-shirts of Malaysia's clean government movement, known as Bersih, converged on the city center to hear their leaders call for Mr. Najib's ouster.
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Other weather-related disasters, from fires in the West to hurricanes in the Southeast, have converged to make the past year one of the worst for agriculture in decades.
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Port frames his scrupulously sourced narrative with two thoroughly disparate characters who converged on the same idea and have archetypal guitars bearing their names: Les Paul and Leo Fender.
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Brooklyn and her partners are using photography and wheat pasting to tell a particular story of older gay women identities that converged on "the Hill" before gentrification's latest effects.
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Streets around the stadium filled up from early as fans of the two nations, plus others lucky enough to have secured a ticket, converged on the 80,000-seater stadium.
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These factors converged to a devastating effect in the summer of 2003, when a heat wave baked the continent with temperatures 13 degrees above the average normal for the region.
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Over time, we believe that the smaller players, T-Mobile and Tele2, would find it difficult to gain market share due to their lack of scale in offering converged services.
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This style of chair hasn't gone out of fashion since its creation, per se, but it has experienced swells in popularity when its look has converged with bigger aesthetic trends.
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Early Sunday, SEALS from SEAL Team 6 and Emirati commandos converged on a landing zone eight kilometers from the village, according to the briefing paper and a senior military official.
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HELSINKI – Russian President Vladimir Putin and his trademark macho posture converged with President Donald Trump and his classic power stance as the leaders met on the world stage in Finland.
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Parabon's lead genealogist, CeCe Moore, drew up three family trees from partial DNA matches at GEDmatch, which converged on a single couple that seemed to be the perpetrator's great-grandparents.
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One was the era of catch-up growth leading to the Yom Kippur war in 700, when Israel's productivity converged with that of the G225 countries; thereafter it diverged again.
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Groups from both, as well as a handful of Hebrew Israelites, converged near the Lincoln Memorial, leading to a confrontation that would be shared in viral videos throughout the weekend.
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Police move to evict revelers at Stonehenge after a large number of people converged on the site to view the sunrise during the celebration of the summer solstice, June 300.
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Market watchers also had their eyes fixed on the most recent "OPEC+" meeting, when ministers converged to decide how they would respond to the latest slump in global oil prices.
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But as the night wore on and protesters converged outside the home of Mayor Lyda Krewson, someone threw a rock through a window and paint was splashed on the home.
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It was a Housewives reunion in Miami on Saturday night, as present and past cast members from the Real Housewives franchises converged at Luann de Lesseps' acclaimed #CountessAndFriends cabaret show.
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While many different factors have converged over time to create America's leadership in innovation, significant credit is due to our long-standing tax policy that supports the spirit of entrepreneurship.
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Dalits, often relegated to the lowest rungs of Indian society, converged on Rohtak over the weekend, staging small protests to demand justice for the alleged victim, according to local media.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syrian government forces and U.S.-backed militias converged on Islamic State in separate offensives against the militants in the eastern Syrian province of Deir al-Zor on Sunday.
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And on Wednesday, as the Federal Communications Commission prepared to vote on a resolution to repeal net neutrality rules, they converged in a bizarre video featuring FCC Chairman Ajit Pai.
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Demonstrators who have converged for nightly protests near the Cabinet office have said they would disband only if the government rescinded the tax bill it sent to parliament last month.
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Canadian authorities converged Thursday on Gillam in their search for Kam McLeod, 24, and Bryer Schmegelsky, 133, who are accused of killing a roadtripping couple and a university botany teacher.
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Well, thankfully no one was injured today during the Alpine World Skiing Championships, but a kind of batty combination of those elements converged into an accident that nearly spelled disaster.
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Noureddine Chouchane, a senior operative in the terrorist group from Tunisia, was believed to be among those from around Africa and the Middle East who had converged on the site.
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The combination of a three-game winning streak by Air Force and a Nevada hangover from an emotional loss Saturday to Utah State converged in the game's first 5:02.
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On Sunday, around 1,500 protesters converged at Manezh Square, adjacent to the Kremlin, but were blocked from getting any further by metal barriers and dozens of police in riot gear.
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Set to bolster these forces are hundreds and perhaps thousands of the 40,000 foreign fighters that converged in Syria, Iraq, and Libya from 120 source countries, including several in Europe.
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The fate of children staying in the squalid camp where migrants converged in the hope of making it across to Britain, has been a political problem for the British government.
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But as the two company's businesses increasingly converged — namely, as competition between iOS and Android heated up — Schmidt said the situation became too awkward and ultimately, he decided to resign.
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From such disparate places, Lang and Nordqvist converged at 183 — sharing first at six-under-par after 72 holes at CordeValle Golf Club and forcing a three-hole aggregate playoff.
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Ross and Anthony Rizzo once again converged on the ball, but this time Ross was able to hang onto it himself, even after Rizzo mistakenly bumped him to the ground.
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Shiite protesters have converged on the Turkish Embassy in Baghdad, and Iraqi leaders, including Mr. Abadi, have suggested that the two countries could be on a path to military confrontation.
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On October 25th 1.2m people, a fifth of the city's population, converged on central Santiago to express (peacefully) their disgust with inequality and with the way the country is run.
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Since the installation, which is free to the public, opened last Saturday, more than 350,000 people have converged on the lake; organizers had planned for 40,000 to 45,000 per day.
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It is also a favored destination for corporate retreats, and for four days this April more than five hundred financial compliance officers converged on the Ritz-Carlton in Grand Cayman.
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Brawls broke out between white nationalist groups and counterprotesters on Saturday, after far-right protesters converged on Charlottesville, Va., to demonstrate against the removal of a statue of Confederate Gen.
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In those moments, hands over ears or submerged in water, there is the illusion that your internal world — what's going on inside your head — has converged with your physical space.
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"Having been early investors in both Farfetch and TheRealReal, we have seen firsthand how luxury and streetwear have converged over the past five years," said Wales said in a statement.
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The Post-Digital Age – A Paradigm Shift These channels have remained very compelling to those within them but ignore the reality of the modern world and of converged digital devices.
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But the blast filled parts of the terminal with smoke, sent thousands of frightened commuters fleeing and disrupted rush hour as the police converged on Times Square and nearby streets.
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A flotilla of tugboats and emergency boats converged on the crash site, a couple of hundred yards north of Roosevelt Island, and began a frenzied search for others on board.
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About an hour after the paramedics had left Mr. Conditt's residence in Pflugerville, the team of investigators had converged on a Goodwill store in south Austin shortly after 5 p.m.
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Others took selfies of the military at the rally, which converged on Zimbabwe Grounds, known as the site of addresses by Mr. Mugabe and other icons of the nation's liberation.
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This time it's a flaw in Intel's Converged Security and Management Engine's mask ROM, a particularly nasty spot for a bug because it can't be patched with a firmware update.
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Alexander Burns, a national political correspondent, notes a few trends that have converged in the presidential race over the past several weeks: Elizabeth Warren's rise in the polls has accelerated.
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On the afternoon of July 4, 1917, thousands of soldiers, sailors and workers converged on a former royal palace, a sprawling Palladian structure in the Russian capital, then called Petrograd.
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For a moment, it seemed as though two contending interpretations of our existentialist questions had converged to nurture a sense of purpose as we enter a reality redefined by technology.
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Shore was among a trio of Ducks who converged on a loose puck in the crease and it went off the left leg of Hellebuyck and across the goal line.
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Baton Rouge residents, students from the area's colleges and universities white, black, femme, LGBTQIA+ activists from New York Houston, Dallas and San Francisco had converged on the southern state capital.
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LONDON, Dec 1 (Reuters) - Asian spot liquefied natural gas (LNG) prices were unchanged for a third week as traders converged on Lisbon for a major industry conference, curbing market activity.
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The TS business has had negative revenue growth four of the last five years as technology consumers reduce on premise spending and shift to hyper-converged infrastructure and cloud environments.
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Under close supervision from Saudi authorities, pilgrims in seamless white clothes, converged on Jamarat carrying the pebbles to perform the ritual from a three-storey bridge erected to ease congestion.
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Expectations for action were amplified by victims and victim advocates, who converged in Rome to apply pressure from outside the meeting, which took place in a Holy See conference hall.
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There, the three topics converged for the first time in "The Cut in Creation," a multi-part series of talks led by Dr. Vanessa Sinclair, a psychoanalyst and practicing witch.
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Some inside the supermarket climbed out windows and others barricaded themselves in rooms as scores of police and firefighters and 18 ambulances converged on the scene and prepared for mass casualties.
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By combining operations, Ziggo and Vodafone improve their cost base, which enables them to be more competitive in the provision of converged services while increasing the capacity to acquire attractive content.
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Heavily armed enforcement officers converged on the Ramada Inn, as they sought to determine whether any other suspects were inside the room where the gunfire broke out, but none were found.
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Some 300 local, state and federal officers converged on the scene and within two minutes police had begun to corner Ramos, a rapid response that "without question" saved lives, Altomare said.
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Both Francesa's and Russo's paths eventually converged at WFAN, and notwithstanding the help and guidance each received along the way, the most influential person for their future success together was Imus.
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Kim&aposs every move will be followed by some 3,000 journalists who have converged on Singapore, and by people around the world, up until he shakes hands with Trump on Tuesday.
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In mid-November, as the legislature was reviewing the draft gay-marriage laws, some 10,000 protesters converged outside; some broke through the gates to stage a sit-in in the courtyard.
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The top Halo teams in the world converged in California to compete for glory and a piece of a $1 million prize pool at the Halo World Championship this past weekend.
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VCE's main stock in trade is known by the unsexy name "converged infrastructure," and it accounted for more than $2 billion in revenue in 2014 with a loss of $357 million.
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Incidence rates are converging Another significant finding: Although black women have had lower rates of breast cancer compared with white women since 1975, the rates have recently converged, becoming nearly equal.
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Both sides could have converged on a "soft" Brexit that took Britain out of the EU but kept it closely aligned with most of the rules of its largest trading partner.
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In recent years, "federal courts across the country...have largely converged on a standard for adjudicating partisan gerrymandering claims" and struck down maps drafted by both parties that are extreme outliers.
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As central bankers converged on Thursday for an annual conference on monetary policy, a couple of Fed officials took renewed a push for rate increases, citing improvement in employment and inflation.
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In the cities: Thousands of Maduro loyalists marched through Caracas on Saturday, while Guaidó's supporters converged on a Caracas military base to urge Venezuelan soldiers to join the opposition, AP reports.
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Taking advantage of extra match tickets released by organizers FIFA and additional seats provided on Moscow-bound flights from Britain, they converged on London's Heathrow airport with hope in their hearts.
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On a warm sunny summer day, hundreds of people on both sides of the issue converged on the Supreme Court building, with abortion rights advocates dancing and celebrating after the ruling.
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And, increasingly, foreign-owned plantations: As we ventured in the direction of Snuol, the highway passed rubber and cassava plantations so large that the lines of crops converged at the horizon.
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In fact, she and Tobin found the exact opposite: Microbial populations in the hot areas diverged and then re-converged as the ground cooled over a period of 10-20 years.
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BUT WE ALSO INVESTED IN R&D, IN ORGANIC INNOVATION, YOU SAW WE JUST INTRODUCED A HYPER CONVERGED PRODUCT, WE'VE GOT A LOT OF PRODUCTS THAT ARE COMING DOWN THE PIKE.
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Washington (CNN)Craft brewery owners across the country converged on Capitol Hill this week -- just in time for the Trump administration to announce steep new tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.
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"I don't want a mess, please," Ovidio Guzman says in the video on a mobile phone to his brother, urging him to back down, as cartel gunmen converged on Guzman's house.
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A source close to the deal said that the two companies' business models, operations and strategy have converged since then and that the merger makes more sense now, given growing competition.
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But now those roads have converged on the presidential campaign trail, with Ms. Holton sharing stages with the Clintons and amplifying her husband's high school teacher vibe with her Everywoman appeal.
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Thus, user response to the glitch converged with user response to the administration itself, and unfollowing and muting became a way of restoring Twitter autonomy while also asserting resistance against Trump.
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Her Paris: Women Artists in the Age of Impressionism compiles almost 133 paintings by 37 artists from 11 different countries, all of whom converged in Paris in the late 19th century.
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He went searching for an apprentice along the streets of the rough Mexico City neighborhood of Tepito, where all the city's shoemakers converged to buy supplies and use communal sewing machines.
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Their reams of data converged on a breathtaking statistic: Wherever per-person Facebook use rose to one standard deviation above the national average, attacks on refugees increased by about 50 percent.
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By the time both groups converged on the park, a line of camouflage-clad militia members toting assault rifles were standing outside the park, looking very much like an invading army.
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In Weld County — the center of the state's oil and gas activity and home to more than 23,000 active wells — that tension has converged at a school called Bella Romero Academy.
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Downtown Cairo, where some of last week's protesters had converged, was nearly deserted apart from the police officers, special security forces and plainclothes intelligence agents who guarded major streets and squares.
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Demonstrators from around the country converged on a cool, overcast day in the U.S. capital for the event held annually around the anniversary of the Supreme Court's landmark 1973 Roe v.
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Their reams of data converged on a breathtaking statistic: Wherever per-person Facebook use rose to one standard deviation above the national average, attacks on refugees increased by about 50 percent.
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The decision comes after white supremacist groups converged on the college town in August, carrying tiki torches and Confederate flags, while chanting "Jews will not replace us" and other racist slogans.
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But eventually the two sides converged on a common interest: BlackBerry's focus on protecting critical infrastructure and the original objective of Cylance's founders: "We wanted to protect every device," said Permeh.
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In August 2017, several hundred people — mainly young white men heavily influenced by white-nationalist propaganda — converged on Charlottesville, ostensibly to protest the possible removal of Confederate monuments from public parks.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Dozens of protesters converged in the lobby of New York's Museum of Modern Art this afternoon in preparation for tomorrow's negotiations over union contract renegotiations.
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There are a number of factors that converged at a key time to lend a hand to some of Europe's most troubled banks, S&P Global Ratings analysts said in a report.
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The 38-year-old has been as open about her psoriasis as she has about her obsession with mediums, so it was only a matter of time before the two topics converged.
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He identified the art object as the apparatus/locus where painter and viewer converged, and where a new experience was reconstructed, rather than simply as a cultural product, as Support/Surface did.
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Several thousand people converged in Berkeley on Sunday for a "Rally Against Hate" in response to a planned right-wing protest that raised concerns of violence and triggered a massive police presence.
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Populists of all stripes have converged in the group, with one poll showing high representation of supporters of both the far-right Le Pen (Rassemblement National) and far-left Mélenchon (France Insoumises).
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Protesters converged on the nearby town of Hendaye on the French border with Spain to protest against economic and climate policies pursued by the world's leading industrial nations and to promote alternatives.
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The now ubiquitous Nintendo game had two starting points in San Francisco that eventually converged into one, sending crowds into a frenzy as they tried to hunt down the game's elusive characters.
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Lower-court judges from Wisconsin to Ohio to Maryland "have largely converged on a standard for adjudicating partisan gerrymandering claims" and struck down maps drafted by both parties that are extreme outliers.
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Organizers said the gathering was Australia's largest gay rights demonstration, as a diverse range of people clad in rainbow colors converged on the heart of the city to insist on equal rights.
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In the past year or so, however, several media outlets have converged on a broad consensus that a shooting with four or more victims—whether dead or injured—constitutes a mass shooting.
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That issue seems to have been worked out, and was likely a symptom of the heavy traffic Overwatch servers experienced as fans converged on the game to check out the new event.
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Noureddine Chouchane, a senior operative in the terrorist group from Tunisia, was believed to be among those from around Africa and the Middle East who had converged on the site, Earnest said.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS IDRs, VRs, AND SENIOR DEBT Today's upgrade of WTFC's ratings reflects Fitch's view that the company's current and expected financial performance and condition has converged with higher rated banks.
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EMC's David Goulden, currently CEO of the information infrastructure division, its largest business unit, was named president of the Enterprise Systems Group, taking charge of servers, storage, networking converged infrastructure and solutions.
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West, not wanting to be the lesser Tough Guy, shoved his face DEEP into Tristan's, sort of blurring the line between headbutt and kiss, until their teammates converged to yank them apart.
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For the first time in quite some time, market expectation and Fed intention have converged, because for a very long time, the market was well ahead of what the Fed was guiding.
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A paper by Peter Ganong of the University of Chicago and Daniel Shoag of Harvard finds that incomes across states converged at a rate of 1.8% per year from 1.23 to 1980.
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Denver police, FBI and U.S. Transportation Security Administration officers converged on the airport, but the packages were ultimately deemed to pose no threat, and the terminal was fully reopened within two hours.
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Armored vehicles, SWAT teams and emergency medical personnel converged on the prison, the News Journal of Delaware reported, and aerial video from WPVI television showed dozens of uniformed officers amassed in formation.
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Then came the national reckoning that followed deadly clashes in Charlottesville, Virginia, in August 2017, when white supremacists converged on the city to protest the removal of a statue of Confederate Gen.
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Around 2 PM on Wednesday, emergency vehicles and local law enforcement converged on Townville Elementary School in Anderson County, South Carolina, to respond to reports of a shooting, the Greenville News reports.
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American officials called it a repeated pattern of Russia violating an agreement to keep rival forces separate as they converged on the last main pocket of Islamic State militants in the country.
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Toward the end of the Cold War, our espousal of democracy and free markets converged with our efforts to work with the Soviet leadership to achieve a peaceful conclusion of that conflict.
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Neighbors converged on the house to help Ms. Pérez free the family, but Mr. Peralta died a couple of hours later at the town's clinic, which operated that night with no electricity.
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"That means they have gotten over their differences and the Democratic Party is reuniting," Ms. Clarkson said as she walked alongside the procession to the State House, where several thousand people converged.
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SWAT teams, state police, and federal agents converged on the scene, and police blocked off the area, which in addition to the school and supermarket included a hair salon and other shops.
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SWAT teams, state police and federal agents converged on the scene, and police blocked off the area, which in addition to the school and supermarket included a hair salon and other shops.
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An unusually large scrum of journalists — editors, anchors, columnists, members of the international press corps hunting for some election action — converged on a standard Biden campaign stop on Thursday morning in Waukee.
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Thousands of gun rights supporters from Virginia and across the country converged on Richmond for a rally in opposition to gun-control laws being advanced by the General Assembly's new Democratic majority.
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Big cable, existing wireless firms, and many other new entrants will have tremendous opportunities to create and capture value as they enable distributed connected computing – the name for converged computing and communications.
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But this scene does capture something very real — when word went out that the bombers were in Watertown, more than 2,500 law enforcement officers from across the region converged on the suburb.
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LOS ANGELES — The NBA's past, present and future converged at Staples Center on Sunday night, when Kobe Bryant nabbed a courtside seat to watch the Los Angeles Lakers and the Dallas Mavericks.
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Perhaps most dramatically, he held a widely-publicized exercise in July 1948 where 700 U.S. military planes from around the world converged on what is today JFK Airport in New York City.
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In fact, over the last several quarters, the FOMC's "dot plot" of projected rate hikes has steadily converged towards the market pricing of much less tightening – rather than the other way around.
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Avenatti is also indicted in a third case in California, in which he is alleged to have defrauded five clients, and at his second appointment Tuesday all three of the cases momentarily converged.
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Democratic Party leaders, stung by criticism for having done so little to help their candidate in an unexpectedly narrow House special election in Kansas, have swiftly converged on an explanation for their actions.
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I'm writing this from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where we seem to have converged on the term "unrest" to describe a brief and violent episode that occurred in part of the city over the summer.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of "hogs" roared into Prague on Saturday as Harley-Davidson enthusiasts from around the world converged on the Czech capital to honor the storied motorcycle maker's 115th anniversary.
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The gathering quickly turned violent as hate groups and protesters clashed, an outcome that was foreshadowed on Friday night when a mob of torch-bearing racists converged on the University of Virginia campus.
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On the surface, these businesses might not have much in common; internally, we've converged around one single metric that's applicable to almost all consumer and/or marketplace businesses that use paid customer acquisition.
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Party faithful converged on a square in downtown Harare to bid farewell to a man whose career was defined by his rivalry with long-time president Robert Mugabe, who was ousted in November.
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That area has been both devastated and transformed by the collapse, not only by the swarms of rescue workers but by the businesses and residents who have converged to do what they can.
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The South's unveiling of the Terminal High-Altitude Area Defense system, or THAAD, came as U.S. warships converged on the Korean Peninsula and after combative North Korea signaled further nuclear and missile tests.
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This comes as exporters are already grappling with softer-than-anticipated demand, weak LNG prices and a looming boom in export terminal openings — all of which have converged to create a buyer's market.
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Police converged on the scene and officers found the gunman dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound on the 17th floor, New York City Police Commissioner James O'Neill said at a news briefing.
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On November 1st Pakistan joined the ever-lengthening roll as tens of thousands of protesters converged on the capital, Islamabad, to demand that the prime minister, Imran Khan, stand down within 48 hours.
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Center fielder Trout, second baseman Brandon Phillips and right fielder Kole Calhoun converged, with Calhoun trying to make the catch but the ball bounced off the heel of his glove and fell in.
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A slew of factors converged in May to send the global total to $9.5 trillion of sovereign debt — a situation where governments effectively are getting paid to borrow money, according to Fitch Ratings.
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The reporters and satellite trucks that converged on the town after the shooting doubled the population and traffic in town, which boasts a post office, dollar store and a pair of gas stations.
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More than a dozen people were arrested during dueling protests in June 2017, when hundreds of supporters of President Donald Trump converged downtown for an event billed as a "Trump Free Speech" rally.
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"(Colao) has been an exemplary leader and strategic visionary who has overseen a dramatic transformation of Vodafone into a global pacesetter in converged communications, ready for the Gigabit future," Chairman Gerard Kleisterlee said.
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Then, in September, fears about geopolitical trade tensions, Fed rate hikes and a narrowing yield curve converged to spark a sell-off and triggered the start of sustained, wild swings in stock prices.
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I watched as all those wonderful, beautiful strangers who had converged on Brazil in the hopes of seeing their team win dispersed to around the globe, in most cases never to meet again.
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Thousands of students around New York, many backed by permission slips from their parents, walked out of their schools and converged on central locations — Columbus Circle, Battery Park, Brooklyn Borough Hall, Lincoln Center.
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Dozens of artists have converged at Standing Rock, and we interviewed many of them about what's going on in the fight to stop the Dakota Access Pipeline and how they are getting involved.
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Sunday night's apology, distributed as thousands of protesters converged on the Legislative Council building more than six hours after the march began, was the first time she had acknowledged fault in the debacle.
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For example, after a judge ordered the government last year to reunite families who had been separated at the border, volunteer groups helping parents and children converged on Facebook to discuss their observations.
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Women were more moderate than men, and in the House, that ... converged somewhere in the early 2000s, so that now Republican women in the House are just as conservative as the Republican men.
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As world leaders converged on Israel this past week for a ceremony at Yad Vashem, the hillside Holocaust memorial in Jerusalem, the event was clouded by a bitter dispute between Poland and Russia.
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I looked up the trail and everything converged: the helicopter landing, my friends gesturing, the rescue crew clambering out the chopper, the straight-backed Spanish man who'd given me water climbing toward them.
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The center is staffed by professional animal-crisis workers, who have converged on Queens from all over the country — they are being put up at a hotel nearby — and by local A.S.P.C.A. volunteers.
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Milan Older notions of masculinity and femininity converged on Gucci's fall 2020 runway, marking the fashion house's return to the men's wear calendar after several years of showing during the women's wear shows.
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Politicians under pressure to tighten gun laws in response to the mass shooting floated various plans Thursday, but most fell short of reforms demanded by student activists who converged Wednesday on Florida's Capitol.
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In her performance at the Erasing Borders festival, dance and mime converged in a tale of the young Krishna, with her footwork, torso, arms and spiraling turns wafting the gestures into the sublime.
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These two men lead very different countries, but they had basically converged on a similar worldview: Iran's regional influence is the greatest threat to their country's security and needs to be confronted directly.
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In the past two elections, the party has converged on an establishment-approved candidate: campaign finance maverick and tax cut curmudgeon John McCain, and health care reformin', hedge fund managin' former Massachusetts Gov.
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As officers converged on Terminal 8, police began to receive additional reports of gunfire around the airport, some second-hand from passengers who had seen reports on Twitter and other social media, Pedregon said.
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Perhaps it's not so strange, then, that ISIS and Trump — both of whom are flailing in their respective political ambitions and are desperate to hide that fact — have converged on the same conspiracy theory.
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A handful of people converged on the steps of the state Capitol on Saturday evening, writing messages for family and friends and lighting candles for those lost in the flooding, reported CNN affiliate WVAH.
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Leaders from the main opposition Congress party, as well as left-wing parties and the Aam Aadmi (Common Man) Party addressed the flag-waving protesters who converged in the historic heart of the city.
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And so did the other Western-based members of her team, who converged quickly on the Spring Fire after the call went out from the Geographic Area Coordination Center, which helps mobilize emergency resources.
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Over the weekend, thousands of demonstrators had converged at the university in South New Delhi to protest the arrest of the school's student union president, Kanhaiya Kumar, but on Monday, the school seemed quiet.
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Internal media pressures and decades of campaign reporting biases converged in 2016 to create a bread-and-circuses election, and it's only natural that the ultimate bread-and-circuses candidate has reaped the benefits.
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KHARTOUM (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of Sudanese demonstrators converged on central Khartoum on Thursday night demanding civilian rule amid increasing tensions with the country's military rulers who accused a protest encampment of threatening stability.
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Yuan offshore rates were little changed, having earlier converged with the officially controlled onshore market following moves by Beijing to drive implied overnight interest rates in Hong Kong to as high as 94 percent.
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Expectation: Someone you know is "having drinkies" in a pub about 13 minutes from your house, and when you get there, all of your friendship groups have converged in the same place and—Tom!
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"All of us who sort of converged in the downtown area just immediately started looking for where we could grab sandbags to start to try and seal up the buildings and things," recalled Grubbs.
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On her way to the locker room, Piller cried as she signed autographs for the South Korean fans, who were exultant over their countrywoman Inbee Park's gold medal victory and quickly converged on her.
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"A lot of the good elements have converged in Q1, but they are keeping their forecast and are cautioning that Q2 may not be as good," said Andrew Holland, beverage analyst at Societe Generale.
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Some businesses in Amman were shut and hospital employees staged a protest, while hundreds of men and women converged outside the headquarters of the Professional Unions Association, although in smaller numbers than last week.
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On Wednesday night, thousands of people protested in several cities, including Chicago, Philadelphia, Seattle and New York, where demonstrators converged in Midtown Manhattan in front of Trump Tower, the home of the president-elect.
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In California, these factors have converged to kill off more than 129 million trees across federal, state, and private lands, creating huge bureaucratic hurdles for managing an already immense fire risk and safety hazard.
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Fields was among hundreds of white nationalists who converged on the town, home of the University of Virginia, to protest plans to remove a statue of a Confederate war hero from a local park.
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Despite warnings that the walkout was illegal, thousands of teachers and support staff members converged at the Capitol in Charleston, seeking to pressure lawmakers who are still considering other proposals to help them financially.
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It was along this fence that at least 60 Palestinians were killed and many hundreds wounded on Monday as thousands converged to protest what they call an arbitrarily enforced demarcation line by an occupier.
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The week before, about 503 chefs, sommeliers, editors, writers and other muck-a-mucks from around the planet had converged on that city for the annual unscrolling of the World's 50 Best Restaurants list.
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Last week scattered bushfires burning close to Sydney converged and formed a "mega-fire," casting a dense pall of smoke over the city, which is Australia's largest and one of the world's most beautiful.
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Dozens of alumni from the White House and Mr. Obama's political operation converged on Chicago to witness their former boss's last major turn on the national stage, attending parties and receptions all over town.
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Mr. Lee, the South Korean intelligence chief, was quoted by the lawmakers as saying that the eight North Koreans, working as two four-member teams, converged in Kuala Lumpur to carry out the Feb.
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Dougie's coma keeps him away from his house, where the local F.B.I., the Hutchenses and the Mitchums' crew have all converged to wait for him to return — planning to arrest, assassinate or coddle him.
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At Mar-a-Lago, moneymaking, socializing and statecraft converged in February, when Shinzo Abe, Japan's prime minister, conferred with Mr. Trump over a North Korean missile test in full view of the club's members.
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And the horror-space concept converged in a more outrageous way in "Jason X," the 2001 entry in the "Friday the 13th" franchise that sent that film's title killer into space along with androids.
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White nationalists had converged in the Southern university city to defend a statue of Robert E. Lee, who led the army of the pro-slavery Confederacy during the Civil War, which ended in 1865.
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Designers, hypebeasts, and resellers converged in Long Beach earlier this month for the winter edition of ComplexCon, the two-day streetwear and culture exhibition meets festival led by designers Pharrell Williams and Takashi Murakami.
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Thousands of migrants fleeing war and poverty in the Middle East, Africa and Asia have converged on Calais over the past year, hoping to find a way of getting across the Channel to Britain.
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Swarms of police officers and emergency workers converged on the station, and subway traffic was rerouted as emergency crews worked to remove the body, which was pinned under the third car of the train.
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That August scores of them converged in the rain outside a tiny federal courthouse in Abingdon, Va., because they wanted "to look evil in the face," as the Florida mother, Lee Nuss, put it.
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That August scores of them converged in the rain outside a tiny federal courthouse in Abingdon, Va., because they wanted "to look evil in the face," as the Florida mother, Lee Nuss, put it.
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As activists and journalists converged on a London court for a preliminary hearing in Julian Assange's case Thursday, the WikiLeaks co-founder beamed in through a video stream from his new home: Belmarsh Prison.
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The whispers and murmurs ahead of this year's new iPhone reveal have converged on an all-new design, with a thin or invisible display border, similar to new designs from other manufacturers like Samsung.
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It's pretty exciting, and the ability to preserve culture as scaled physical locations that you could physically walk through in the future is a deeply intimate view of history that modern technology has converged on.
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" While 600 guests attended the ceremony in the chapel, and thousands more converged at Windsor Castle to catch a glimpse of the newlyweds during their carriage procession, Gavankar said the ceremony was "actually quite small.
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The sting operation occurred as ten of thousands of fans converged on Minneapolis for the semifinals and final of the National Collegiate Athletic Association's men's basketball championship, won this year by the University of Virginia.
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Researchers say several factors brewing for weeks converged to lead to such a prolific outbreak of tornadoes, but they're rooted in a weather pattern that originated halfway around the globe more than a month ago.
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But recent years have seen big currency swings evaporate as record-low interest rates converged towards zero and central bank money-printing weakened the cues exchange rates take from monetary policy trends and economic divergence.
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It was only, you know, later that it became a subject of great controversy and people clammed up [...] these things eventually converged into, you know, a major issue, but at the time it wasn't one.
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Flashback: Demonstrators on the first day of the Charlottesville rallies converged around a statue of Thomas Jefferson — who founded the University of Virginia — and fought with counter-protestors organized around the base of the statue.
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Regions within China have converged rapidly, partly owing to the market, as factories move production inland where wages are cheaper, and partly to government attempts to lift poorer regions by investing heavily in their infrastructure.
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Fitch also expects Dell to gain share in enterprise servers given the company's recent new product-set launch, despite tepid enterprise spending as customer focus IT investments on software-defined, hyper-converged and hybrid cloud.
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He extracted trips starting at commercial banks and at the New York Fed that converged on the same destination around lunchtime, and those directly from banks to the New York Fed late in the evening.
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Incomes in the east and west have not converged as quickly as some hoped, and the incentives for workers like Mr Miesikowski are no puzzle: France's minimum wage is three times as high as Poland's.
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The biggest recipients of funding in the last couple of years include CloudMinds, a developer of distributed computing technology for AI-enabled robots, and Cohesity, developer of a hyper-converged platform for storing backup data.
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Two weeks ago, tens of thousands converged on Washington for the 44th March for Life, where Pence became the most senior government official to speak in person at the annual anti-abortion rally, organizers said.
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Several hundred demonstrators converged in central Paris on Monday with slogans protesting against the alleged mistreatment of China's Muslim Uighurs and in defence of Tibet, 60 years after that region's failed uprising against Chinese rule.
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A Reuters witness said that the protesters who had converged on the protest site chanted slogans against the RSF, a paramilitary force led by the deputy head of the Transitional Military Council, Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo.
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Late last week, some of the greatest players in the strange, enduringly popular world of professional darts converged on Wolverhampton, England, for the final stretch of a huge international tournament: the Grand Slam of Darts.
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Less than three minutes into the game, James and Kyrie Irving converged on Kyle Lowry to force a turnover, then ran the floor, with Irving throwing an alley-oop to James off the backboard. Seriously.
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Rather than looking at the proposed combination of T-Mobile and Sprint as deal between wireless operators, regulators should take a broader view that takes account of fixed line players in an increasingly 'converged' market.
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Police later converged on the apartment building in Weston, where Weiland was fatally shot while establishing a police perimeter, Marathon County Sheriff Scott Parks told members of the media at a news conference on Thursday.
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On Wednesday evening, hundreds of peaceful protesters led by activists from Black Lives Matter Minneapolis converged on a central government plaza, chanting "No justice, no peace, prosecute the police," and waving signs as they marched.
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Those tomatoes were roasted, along with the kale, and they converged under the dressing to create an excellent, powerfully flavorful dish — exactly the sort of salad to raise a dinner party or family meal high.
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Lung cancer incidence rates for all age groups of women and men converged among blacks and Asians/Pacific Islanders and crossed to female predominance among Hispanics ages 21970 to 49, according to the study authors.
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When the EPA held a hearing last fall on the proposed weakening of protections, people from across the country converged in Denver to oppose the move, outnumbering industry lobbyists by more than 10 to one.
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We visited a patch of land near Cannon Ball, N.D., where thousands have converged to protest the construction of an oil pipeline over pollution concerns, and heard from Native American activists from around the country.
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"It's the combination of fixed and mobiles network together, the so-called converged products and services, that's the future of the business, and you will see us making more moves in that area," he said.
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There are five cultural streams — technology, pornography, family destruction, abortion and violence as entertainment — that have converged on a message that humans are merely objects that have value insofar as they are useful to me.
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Her husband converged with Gingrich in Washington in the 1990s, and when Gingrich's Republican troops conquered Congress in 1994, it was widely characterized as the revenge of angry white men, whose provocations included her assertiveness.
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Issues like these that are critical to the tech economy took center stage during CTA's Tech Week, where dozens of tech business owners and industry leaders converged on Capitol Hill to urge pro-innovation policies.
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After Elon Musk left the stage Thursday evening, the crowd — still excited and a little stunned from the Tesla Cybertruck reveal — converged to the back doors that led outside, where a gigantic queue quickly formed.
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By the middle of the 18th century, we converged on a republican understanding of impeachment, by which the colonists had the temerity, and the guts, to impeach officials who were following orders from the king.
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When it comes to actual use, though, both groups seem to have converged: Among parents, 42 percent said they checked their devices a few times an hour, while 43 percent of teens said the same.
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The young communists began organizing in the summer, when dozens converged on the factories of southern China to stand with workers who were seeking to form a labor union without the Communist Party's official backing.
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Diplomats from across the globe converged on Katowice, a city in the heart of Poland's southwestern coal-mining region, to discuss how the world's nations could accelerate their efforts to shift away from fossil fuels.
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Mr. George's career encompassed several incarnations, but they converged in his preoccupation with imagery: How foreigners in Southeast Asia and post-World War II Europe regarded the United States in the global competition against communism.
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Huge numbers of migrants have converged on Libya in recent years in the hope of crossing the Mediterranean to Europe, and many of those who avoid drowning are arriving in Italy in terrible physical shape.
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As a judge on the Federal Constitutional Court in Karlsruhe, which he joined in 1983, Mr. Herzog upheld the right of protesters who had converged on a nuclear power plant in Brokdorf, in northern Germany.
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And while the figures for nonsupervisory workers have tracked higher than for all employees in recent months — suggesting bigger raises for rank-and-file workers than for their bosses — the two numbers converged in December.
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Palpably excited spectators and journalists converged on the Porsche Arena to watch Sharapova, a five-time Grand Slam champion, come back from an early deficit to claim a decisive victory over the 36th-ranked Vinci.
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Live Briefing Right Now: President Trump met with Chancellor Angela Merkel after he arrived in Hamburg, Germany, where thousands of protesters converged before a Group of 20 summit meeting with leaders of other major economies.
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Around 1,500 protesters converged at a square adjacent to the Kremlin on Sunday, with hundreds also attending rallies in St. Petersburg, Russia's second-biggest city, in Yekaterinburg in the Ural mountains, and other major centers.
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When the Congressional Budget Office released its assessment of the Republican bill to replace Obamacare, coverage converged on the startling estimate that 24 million people would lose coverage as a result of the GOP plan.
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Emoji have slowly converged into consistent designs across platforms: You can see it with the major redesigns in Apple's emoji in 2016 (RIP, Pink Shirt Girl 💁) and with Android's emoji in 2017 (so long, blob).
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The young activists attracted attention from authorities in August when about 50 students from across China converged in the south to support factory workers at Jasic International, a welding machinery firm, seeking to form a union.
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Trends like these have converged to make Kentucky something of a barometer for Trump's agenda, and Beshear stands in a potentially unique position to respond to what the new White House scopes out for the country.
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This battle reached a new level of intensity in August when hundreds of white supremacists converged on the college town of Charlottesville, Virginia, to protest the city's decision to remove a statue of the Confederate Gen.
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"The FDD, which is what the bulk of operators have ... the silicon to support that FDD spectrum doesn't become available until later in 2019," says Gordon Mansfield, AT&T's VP of converged access and device technology.
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After days of speculation, the deal is now official: AT&T is acquiring Time Warner for $85 billion in a mix of cash and shares, paving the way for another behemoth in the converged media horizon.
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Each eventually converged on a man identified here only as "MC" due to ongoing legal proceedings against him in Turkey, who survivors said ran a major smuggling operation from a hotel in the hills outside Bodrum.
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Unbound by the conventional limits of the workweek (or because our workweeks were already bursting at the seams), we converged on a Saturday, in a space designed to inspire spontaneous idea-spitballing and immediate collegial feedback.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Thousands of protesters calling for democracy and some chanting "free Hong Kong" converged on the Chinese-ruled city's airport on Friday as Singapore advised its travelers to avoid protest areas in the territory.
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This was evident at the Canadian Parks Conference this week in Banff, Alberta, where Indigenous delegates, public servants, and conservationists converged amid the soaring mountain peaks and snowy spruce trees that make this national park famous.
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Cate said people worried their loved ones may be among the victims also soon converged on the scene, which was cordoned off by yellow crime tape as a covered body was rolled away to an ambulance.
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Rawalpindi, Pakistan (CNN)Thousands converged Tuesday on the Pakistani city of Rawalpindi to bury a former bodyguard who was executed for killing the governor of Punjab province over his opposition to the country's controversial blasphemy law.
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Street protests on Thursday paralyzed traffic in downtown Sacramento for hours before demonstrators converged on the Golden 1 Center, preventing many late-arriving Kings fans from entering the arena and delaying the start of the game.
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The opening essay chronicles the dramatic events of the book's title, "Jackson, 19403," when black and white college students converged on Mississippi, a bastion of segregation, to register black people to vote for the first time.
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Nowhere is that aphorism better illustrated than Douglas County, Colorado, where education politics and an ongoing constitutional fight over educational choice have converged to create perhaps the most consequential school board election in modern American history.
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Withering gunfire continued as scores of police converged on the area amid reports of an "active shooter" and deployed armored personnel carriers to provide cover for the wounded and move them from harm's way, officials said.
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Backdrop of extraordinary turmoil The deepening legal mire facing the President and the apparently looming military strike in Syria converged in Monday's stunning rant about his legal plight before a room full of top military brass.
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Chanting antigovernment slogans, the protesters, most walking but some riding in phalanxes of motorcycles, converged on the affluent suburb of Pétion-Ville but were mostly stopped by riot police officers whose armored vehicles blocked the road.
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Thousands of migrants fleeing war and poverty in the Middle East, Africa and Asia have converged on the port city over the past decade, hoping to find a way of getting across the Channel to Britain.
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Hundreds of demonstrators converged on a convenience store in Baton Rouge on Wednesday where two police officers fatally shot 37-year-old Alton Sterling, an unarmed black man who was selling CDs, early on Tuesday morning.
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"I just don't understand why Cory Gardner is not responding to the people he's supposed to represent," said Gail Harriss, a Durango resident who was one of about 50 protesters who converged on the senator's office.
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The gap between the implied volatility of one-month and two-month options is larger for the currencies of EU countries whose economies have converged more closely with the euro zone, such as the Czech Republic.
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In the hours after the quakes, thousands of residents converged outside the main government building in Rong County to protest widespread fracking in the rolling hills and valleys here now yellowing with the flowering of rapeseed.
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Despite the massive protests that converged on central Jakarta last December over Ahok's blasphemy trial, Herrera-Lim said that it remained too early to draw broader conclusions over whether Indonesia has become more or less religiously conservative.
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His past and present have converged into this singular moment in American history, when the refugee from Ukraine is providing evidence about how an American president — his boss — pressured Ukraine, his birthplace, to smear his political rivals.
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Nearly 22016,210 eager participants converged upon Pier 22007 yesterday for an all-night Hackathon, helping kick off Disrupt with a cold and foggy view of the San Francisco Bay Bridge (as though there were any other kind).
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I now feel like 2016 was not only the worst year in recent memory, it was also the point at which the trend lines of the recent past converged in a very final and epoch-ending way.
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For decades, contraception drew widespread bipartisan support, but since the passage of the Affordable Care Act in 2010, religious conservatives trained their ire on the law's contraception mandates, and the politics of abortion and birth control converged.
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War on campus: The escalating battle over college free speech 'Freedom of Speech' rally Conservative commentators on Thursday afternoon converged at the Martin Luther King Jr. Civic Center Park, a city park several blocks from the campus.
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Read: GoDaddy booting neo-Nazi website Fallout from rally Saturday's incident took place as hundreds of white nationalists converged on Charlottesville to protest the removal of a statue of Confederate general and slavery advocate Robert E. Lee.
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In Happy Singlehood: The Rising Acceptance and Celebration of Solo Living , Hebrew University sociology researcher Elyakim Kislev examines the factors that have converged to make single people the fastest growing demographic in many countries throughout the world.
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An accomplished salesman from the age of 280, Mr. Kives (pronounced KEY-vis) was an early master of an influential midcentury art form — the televised product demonstration — in which mass communication and mass material culture conspicuously converged.
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Under close supervision and clad in white robes signifying a state of purity, the faithful converged on Jamarat to perform the stoning ritual from a three-storey bridge erected to ease congestion after stampedes in previous years.
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Separate investigations converged Drayton came to the NYPD's attention while they were investigating the murder of 29-year-old Samantha Stewart in Queens after her body was discovered by her brother on July 17, Shea said Thursday.
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SHANGHAI, Nov 22 (Reuters) - Miners, traders, warehouse operators, analysts and executives from the world's biggest copper companies have converged this week in Shanghai for the Asia Copper Week, one of the biggest industry gatherings in the region.
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On College Basketball When Duke, Kentucky, Kansas and Michigan State converged on Madison Square Garden's hardcourt on Tuesday night, men's college basketball fans were treated to the first-, second-, seventh- and 13th-ranked teams in the country.
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But on Saturday, in the wake of Donald J. Trump's surprising election victory, hundreds of his extremist supporters converged on the capital to herald a moment of political ascendance that many had thought to be far away.
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SAN JOSE DE MAIPO, Chile (Reuters) - Inspired by Swedish teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg, a group of young activists from several Latin American countries have converged in Chile to exchange ideas on how to battle climate change.
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More than 1,000 police officers converged on the ground, in the air, on the roofs — and there was plenty of soul-searching about the role of public universities as incubators of ideas, even those that are unpopular.
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"I came here thinking about the fractured world, and one day later I feel I'm in a converged world," said Charles-Edouard Bouée, chief executive of Roland Berger, a global consultancy with offices in Shanghai and Munich.
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I think she's basically saying that the capitalist system that converged with the Silicon Valley big tech companies that realized that taking user information and behavior and turning that into money was the currency of the day.
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Last year's rally in Washington drew a crowd three times the size of the audience at President Trump's inauguration, according to crowd counting experts, and in New York, hundreds of thousands of demonstrators converged on Fifth Avenue.
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In true Trump fashion, the two converged at practically the same moment, each vying for oxygen at the same hour of the same day in a clash that only seems to foreshadow the coming election year dynamic.
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As we meandered through the park over fallen leaves, Bulu reminisced about how the vicissitudes of their lives had reshaped her and her sister in different ways, while I couldn't help noting how fiercely they had converged.
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On Sunday morning, the time when many engage in the weekend ritual of reading the news over coffee, a large crowd converged outside The New York Times's Manhattan headquarters on Eighth Avenue to defend the country's press.
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Yet several factors have converged to elevate the practice: Fake news and false information about politics have proliferated; the public's trust in the mainstream media is low; and social media platforms make unfiltered messaging easier than ever.
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Fiction and fact converged in story lines around an elaborate web of fake news, the machinations of a powerful "deep state," and the unprecedented sight of a new president at war with the United States intelligence community.
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Several trends have converged to make this happen, he said: a demographic bulge of computer-savvy, young, English-speaking job seekers; a vast call-center culture; super-efficient technology; and what can only be described as ingenuity.
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In the early days of the Cold War — the last time the American foreign policy establishment converged around a broad objective — one of the most influential "committed intellectuals," to use Lévy's term, was the theologian Reinhold Niebuhr.
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Bin Daghr has described the ultimatum as a coup against the internationally-recognized government, which the STC has accused of attacking civilians who had converged on the city's Parades Square from across southern Yemen for a rally.
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"The municipality is collapsing because of the quantity of people here," said Gustavo Adolfo Arana Jui with Guatemala's natural disaster commission (known as Conred), in a press conference Saturday in Tecun Uman, where the migrants have converged.
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But thousands of people converged on the Sun Bowl, the football stadium at the University of Texas at El Paso, where the Mass that Francis led at the former Juárez fairgrounds was broadcast live on the giant screen.
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After generations of gaming hardware that has converged around two joysticks, some shoulder triggers, and a lot of face buttons, the Switch has found a way to emulate that familiar layout while also enabling some other weird tricks.
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Sex workers and their allies listen to activist Kate D'Amato at a meeting on Capitol Hill, where they converged June 1 to lobby lawmakers about problems they see with a new law targeting online ads for sex workers.
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Mindanao has long been a hotbed of local insurgencies and separatist movements: but now, Islamist fighters from Malaysia, Indonesia and other countries have converged in Mindanao, stoking fears that it could become a regional stronghold of Islamic State.
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" On Sunday, October 15, dozens of protesters from the Chinatown Art Brigade (CAB) and other local art and anti-gentrification activist groups converged on James Cohan Gallery's Chinatown location to object to what they are calling "racist art.
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Unlike blizzards that occurred a few decades ago, largely without warning, this one was forecast seven days ahead of time, when multiple computer models run by different agencies in different countries all converged on the same ominous solution.
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As the series winds down to its conclusion, most of those characters have either died or converged on a single point: Winterfell, the place where it all began and the place where humanity will make its last stand.
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At the time, that city meant only two things to the music world: Snoop Dogg and Sublime, neither of which bore any resemblance to the black-clad gaggles of goths that converged for early editions of Das Bunker.
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Last week, weak retail sales data converged with fears about the health of the global economy, pushing stocks lower and sparking a new round of speculation that the Fed might have to curtail its interest rate tightening campaign.
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Robert E. Lee's bronze statue in Charlottesville was at the center of violent clashes last weekend between white supremacists -- who converged on a park once bearing Lee's name to oppose a plan to remove the statue -- and counterprotesters.
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And so as Nogueira screened, Marcus Smart and Al Horford converged on Lowry, first trying to trap him going left, and then giving chase in tandem as a quick pass and hand-off worked as a re-screen.
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So, despondent but not despairing, thousands converged on the West Village in Manhattan on Monday night for a vigil at the Stonewall Inn, where the modern gay rights movement was ignited by a series of riots in 1969.
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On Wednesday, these two powerful forces, one operating in the shadows and the other more in the open, converged on Capitol Hill in the culmination of one of the biggest and most emotional lobbying fights of the year.
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Riders from across the country converged on the National Mall near the Lincoln Memorial for the annual "Rolling Thunder" rally and to listen to the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, who hopes to be commander in chief next year.
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MARRAKESH, Morocco — Diplomats from around the world converged here this week with the plan to put details on last year's Paris climate accord and move the globe closer to controlling the industrial emissions that are heating the planet.
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National anxieties over the Space Race and the Red Scare in 1950s America converged into simple parables about suspicion and tolerance, like Invasion of the Body Snatchers, The Day the Earth Stood Still, and various Twilight Zone episodes.
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By the spring of 1979, the bishops issued a pastoral letter denouncing the Somoza dictatorship as a tyranny and in July, when the Sandinistas converged in Managua, Archbishop Miguel Obando y Bravo offered a Mass to welcome them.
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In comparison, 5,300 workers from outside the region converged on coastal Texas in the days after Hurricane Harvey to restore a power loss that was about a tenth the size, said Larry Jones, a spokesman for AEP Texas.
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The monthly customs exchange rate was scrapped due to "the disappearance of the exceptional circumstances" that led the government to apply it, the ministry said, adding the customs rate and the central bank's exchange rates have now converged.
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We think that process is becoming seamless, and it's something that we like to call converged commerce, which is breaking down the barriers that prevent a customer from having a consistent experience whether online or in the store.
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Two separate rallies — the March for Racial Justice and the March for Black Women — converged in Lincoln Park, a picnic-and-birthday-party plot nestled in the heart of the gentrified eastern part of the Capitol Hill neighborhood.
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The government succeeded in channelling the multiple streams of the opposition march into different routes that never converged, and the stream I was in petered out around noon, with a few speeches in front of a Burger King.
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A slumping economy, frustration with the European Union and a seemingly incessant tide of migrants from North Africa converged on voters on Election Day, which took place as the center-left government worked to avoid another banking crisis.
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One reason that the death rates from heroin and fentanyl have converged between black and white people may be simple: Heroin and fentanyl are readily available outside the health system, so they're less affected by bias within it.
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The Cold War could not be won by middle-of-the-roaders in the Eisenhower Administration, who didn't see how "the bloody terror of the Lubyanka cellars" converged with "the dry terror of social-engineered conformity" in Washington.
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Anti-government activists, young and old, converged in Victoria Park, the starting point of the rally in the bustling shopping district of Causeway Bay before making their way to Chater Road near the heart of the financial district.
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With the United States able to supply liquified natural gas to the world, Russia's market power has been eroded, global liquified natural gas prices have been reduced, and pricing differentials in the Atlantic and Pacific basins have converged.
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The streets of Park City, Utah, were again crackling this weekend with the energy of filmmakers, producers, critics, celebrities, reporters, publicists and film-loving tourists as they all converged on the city for the 2019 Sundance Film Festival.
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The rapid increase in melting came as a decade-long pattern of atmospheric blocking — where warm air stalls over Greenland — converged with a warming phase in the ocean circulation cycle and the long-term warming trend in the climate.
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RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — World leaders and business executives converged upon the palatial Ritz-Carlton hotel on Tuesday, putting concerns about Saudi Arabia's role in the 2018 murder of a dissident journalist behind them and returning unabashedly to deal-making.
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This clearly isn't the sort of strong party model we saw when the Republicans converged early on George W. Bush in 2000, pushing out most other credible challengers, or when Democrats did the same for Al Gore that year.
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This month, more than 30,000 soldiers from over 20 countries, including the United States, converged in Poland for Anakonda-16, a massive, ten-day military exercise, and the largest of its kind since the end of the Cold War.
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But as NASA has embraced the objective of searching for extraterrestrial life in our galaxy, the scientific understanding of what extraterrestrials might look like has converged around a type of lifeform far different from the director Ridley Scott's brainchild.
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And where, in perhaps the most unexpected fashion moment of the night, Stella McCartney Facetimed her father, Paul McCartney, so he could speak to Mr. Macron, and everyone converged, in a fit of fandom for both, around her phone.
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LONDON (Reuters) - At least 12,000 people converged on Britain's parliament on Wednesday to lobby lawmakers to start driving the sweeping changes needed to meet the country's new target to cut net carbon emissions to zero by 2050, organizers said.
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Yankees 2345, Red Sox 28 LONDON — After Yankees closer Aroldis Chapman struck out the Boston Red Sox catcher Christian Vazquez with a 20-mile-per-hour fastball, his teammates converged in the infield for their usual victory handshake line.
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Omar pulled up in his red Toyota on the edge of the traffic circle in Tahrir Square, where just six years earlier, he and tens of thousands of other Egyptians had converged to protest the presidency of Hosni Mubarak.
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They are among the thousands of people who have converged on the Standing Rock Reservation in an attempt to stop the Dakota Access Pipeline, which activists say could pollute the Missouri River and destroy a local way of life.
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Inside the George R. Brown Convention Center in downtown Houston, thousands of energy industry executives converged in August for an event known as Summer NAPE, a giant gathering of hundreds of owners of potential oil and gas drilling sites.
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Opposition supporters burned tires and hurled rocks, overwhelming police as they converged on the Constitutional Court, which ruled on Friday that the election dispute must go to trial after the case was referred to it by a lower court.
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Over 20173 pages of documents were released by NTSB, painting a picture of a company where safety lapses, poor staffing decisions, and technical miscalculations converged in Tempe on a deadly night that has since reverberated throughout the AV industry.
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Waving the small handgun in the air, he taunted the demonstrators, and as both protesters and police converged towards him to try and calm the situation, he fired a single shot at a man later identified as Shadab Farooq.
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