Games are cracked in minutes, hours, or days, but they're always cracked.
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In the end, Smith believes she has cracked this nut, at least as well as it can be cracked.
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In fact, after someone cracked a knuckle, it had an increased range of motion compared with knuckles they hadn't cracked.
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The quake also hit the Cayman Islands, leaving cracked roads and what appeared to be sewage spilling from cracked mains.
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"We can't have you out here viewing the world thru a cracked screen or a cracked cover," the sweet missive read.
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In 2013, though, it was possible to think that Upworthy had cracked a code, or at least showed that it could be cracked.
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Aveeno Cracked Skin Relief CICA BalmAveeno's heavy-duty balm is straight up thicc, and has a proprietary oat complex to heal cracked or sensitive skin.
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Seventeen's Noelle DeVoe thinks she has cracked the code on Clay Jensen (Dylan Minnette) cracked skull — and this 13 Reasons Why theory makes so much sense.
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We&aposve even dealt with cracked and bleeding paw pads in the past (read more about how to care for dry and cracked paw pads here).
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Despite being widely known and hated, game developers and console manufacturers haven't cracked down on the XIM Apex like they've cracked down on other forms of cheating.
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Have you ever had one of those days where you think you've cracked the theme, but then it turns out that the theme has, in fact, cracked you?
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Thus far, he's cracked 683 games and told me over Twitter DM that most games that came out in the early 1980s can be trivially cracked with automated utilities.
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About nine months later, she noticed three out of the four legs had cracked and splayed out and discovered the joint that connects the bed frame to the legs had cracked.
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" My friend cracked up and said, "That's a tweet.
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Passersby then began using the cracked artwork as a trashcan.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan's voice cracked as he introduced Scalise.
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So he cracked it open to learn how it worked.
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The agency has even cracked down on hiding money offshore.
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I loved the color on this pair, but they cracked.
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Brexit apparently wasn't what it was cracked up to be.
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Washington has cracked down on the shapes and colors allowed.
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One of the windows was cracked, according to the paper.
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And always, always, plenty of salt and fresh cracked pepper.
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I flopped down on my bed and cracked it open.
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Between takes, Colletti cracked jokes with one of the women.
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The SEC has cracked down numerous cryptocurrency projects this year.
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Yes, cracked screens are often the result of human error.
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They say Cuba has cracked down more ferociously since rapprochement.
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It was this piece of evidence that cracked the case.
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Two Californian firms, however, think they have cracked this problem.
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The screen is now cracked and the motherboard is waterlogged.
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The road is cracked after the earthquake in Sapporo, Hokkaido.
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The president cracked jokes, spurring repeated laughs from the crowd.
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Our lips were so dry and cracked I tasted blood.
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JonBenét had been a frequent bed wetter: had Patsy cracked?
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"They're so dehydrated their lips are cracked," the nurse said.
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Suddenly, the windshield just cracked and made a loud bang.
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XYZPrinting may have finally cracked the color 3D printing code.
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Read on to see which degrees cracked the top 50.
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When the city cracked down on that, the graffiti ended.
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Rick and Morty cracked 3 million unique viewers in 2017.
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Some parts are already cracked, revealing the chicken wire underneath.
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Some balsamic vinegar and cracked pepper go a long way.
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The Pakistani government has recently cracked down on blasphemy online.
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On Twitter Wednesday, critics cracked jokes about the Bornstein letter.
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Her cracked feet were on the verge of bleeding open.
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Go deeper: How Chicago police cracked the Jussie Smollett case
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Social media stardom isn't all it's cracked out to be.
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And then we put some fresh cracked pepper on top.
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He had a cracked cheek and torn ligaments but recovered.
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Go Deeper: How Chicago police cracked the Jussie Smollett case
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So they got creative — and cracked open a cold one.
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The cracked, fragile cases contain original broadsheets from July 22.
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But he said that he hadn't yet cracked the code.
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"Yaaaaaay" you croak, with a face like a cracked plate.
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The company has, after all, cracked down on questionable content.
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"Wow, you listen to a cracked out hooker," he responded.
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And then the sound of guns cracked through the air.
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None, so far, claim to have cracked the problem completely.
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Also true to form: Bell cried, while Shepard cracked jokes.
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A lesser president could have really been cracked by this.
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Remove shanks from pan and season with fresh cracked pepper.
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What kind of story does a cracked iPhone screen tell?
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China has cracked down on Microsoft, blocking access to Bing.
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How I cracked Facebook's new algorithm and tortured my friends.
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But are the services all they cracked out to be?
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British officials belatedly cracked down on arms trading out of
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Instead, he says he ended up with a cracked phone.
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I went [swinging motion] and cracked him across the face.
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"Getting cracked" was Mr. Baker's caption for the logbook picture.
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By the time "Native New Yorker" cracked Billboard, the d.j.
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"We cracked the molecular code of beef flavor," Lipman said.
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"It was love at first sight," Kyrgios cracked on Sunday.
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On Thursday, it seemed that the pressure cracked the president.
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Cheaper coolers often suffer from broken zippers or cracked seams.
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The injury was eventually was diagnosed as a cracked fibula.
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The wheels came off the wagon when Chuck's chin cracked.
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Congress could easily have cracked down on lead in schools.
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A world cracked like a disco ball, thought the dancer.
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He pressed the cracked plastic button on the sliding gate.
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"Every telephone that we cracked was a breakthrough," says Green.
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Playing the field is all it's cracked up to be.
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Or, more simply put, Amazon cracked down on interactive ads.
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Egypt has cracked down on Islamist groups since Mursi's ousting.
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The traditions can be bent and cracked and made anew.
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Get your legs snapped arm twist ribs cracked wig tapped.
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He was giving out odds on bitcoin code being cracked.
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Elon tweets: Would the window have cracked regardless of order?
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Many abandoned their cracked homes, fearing they could also collapse.
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But he has cracked the top 633 only once since.
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Philip cracked down on Catalans and destroyed part of Barcelona.
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McConnell has cracked down to keep his conference in line.
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Iran has cracked down on businessmen it accuses of profiteering.
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When no one came forward, Mr. Mishra cracked a smile.
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Mr. Carlen parked and grabbed a bag of cracked corn.
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I cracked, and Asaad smugly passed $350 across the counter.
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Another cracked down on human rights abuses in North Korea.
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He cracked a joke, I laughed; we started hanging out.
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She cracked her skull and broke her wrist and ankle.
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He cracks whatever it is that needs to be cracked.
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BRANTLEY That door has been cracked open for several years.
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The kingdom has also cracked down on the news media.
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"Springing forward" ain't all it's cracked up to be, y'all.
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I cracked the windows and told her I'd be quick.
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Using twice the resources, the researchers cracked the key again.
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Which was cracked, but there was something interesting about it.
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As we cracked down, institutions began to change their practices.
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"I've got enough guilt as a Jew," Apatow cracked back.
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Add freshly cracked black pepper and garlic powder to taste.
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I just put down the knife, and I cracked up.
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His legs are swollen so badly his skin has cracked.
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His regime has cracked down on opposition politicians and prosecutors.
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She even cracked a bittersweet joke at her own songs.
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Those that were protected were easily cracked, the site reported.
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One will come complete with a reusable cracked vinyl sticker.
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When Nancy's next email arrived, her attachment cracked me up.
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"She never really cracked the glass ceiling," Mr. Biederman said.
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The group also cracked into 176 foreign universities, DOJ said.
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His face cracked into a smile, and the phone rang.
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Becerra has cracked down on nonprofits that break the law.
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Also in April, scientists cracked the genetic code of SARS.
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My coke/ struck the ice/ and the ice /cube cracked.
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Being a goose isn't all it's cracked up to be.
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"He always cracked you up in any conversation," Kaveh said.
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CFIUS has already cracked down Chinese investments of this sort.
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This nurse ... she dimmed the lights and cracked the door.
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After about a minute, she cracked her first small smile.
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Human rights activists say he has cracked down on dissent.
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Apple's first generation cracked the code for fully wireless earbuds.
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Regulators have cracked down on those practices in recent years.
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Most recently, the government has cracked down on public gatherings.
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Other countries such as Australia have cracked down on Huawei.
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Is this unfiltered access all it's cracked up to be?
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Four other Arizona BASIS charter schools cracked the top 10.
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Then it "cracked" the rest into districts that tilted red.
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Since the song — "Baby Shark" — cracked the charts on Aug.
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It cracked the rubber of my boots and shouldered inside.
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Shortly after, the platform cracked down on blocking more hashtags.
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When colonial administrators cracked down, Ga fighters embraced Queensberry rules.
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BAIDOA, Somalia — First the trees dried up and cracked apart.
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The driver cracked a carriage whip and we pulled away.
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Ms. Ragoo cracked up at the absurdity of the moment.
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And it's high time we cracked down on online gambling.
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He didn't confess, so they cracked four of his ribs.
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Several people have been killed as the police cracked down.
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Just nine days after the thought, that record was cracked.
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Some of the leather is torn and the wood cracked.
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"It is not true that his voice only cracked once."
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Quite simply, Elizabeth Warren is all she's cracked up to be.
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Come on — nobody wants to deal with a cracked phone screen.
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When Dion cracked the case, she reached out to him directly.
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A broken finger for Rogen, and a cracked skull for McBride.
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Cracked asphalt was a common sight Saturday morning throughout the region.
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Over at Just, Tetrick claims his company has cracked that code.
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In 2012, she cracked two ribs but worked as she healed.
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"It cracked like hell," the crew member wrote in the message.
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He has cracked down on growing street protests with lethal force.
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In Iraq&aposs rice belt, the farmland is cracked and dry.
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We applied lip balm needlessly, ripped up tissues, cracked our knuckles.
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You're instantly covered against cracked screens, liquid damage and accidental damage.
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A tourist's lucky guess cracked the code on his first try.
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The government has also cracked down on dissidents in the country.
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Almost any mystery gets cracked when everyone works together so well!
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At the same time, we couldn't just give them cracked disks.
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The Obama administration hasn't exactly cracked down on this emerging technology.
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As Kelly's fellow athletes cracked up, Harry checked her hand placement.
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There are innumerable cracked sidewalks and steep or non-existent curbs.
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He had three broken ribs, a cracked rib, a floating rib.
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She cracked a fleeting smile, quickly looking down for a moment.
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Snipers' rifles cracked amid shouting and the blaring sirens of ambulances.
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One company that's cracked the Cuban consumer market is BLU Products.
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He's no longer a cracked storyteller — he's an audio-visual poet.
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What's the greatest case that you've ever cracked in real life?
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Rather than correcting those defects, recent governments have cracked down ineptly.
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It's cracked and broken and full of sand from the beach.
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A few jokes were cracked about how short their flight was.
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Erdogan has cracked down on opponents following last year's failed coup.
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For others it means dry air, cracked skin, and uncomfortable sinuses.
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Across the country, it has cracked down on dissidents and activists.
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ING has not yet "cracked the nut" of avoiding bad credits.
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"It's not all it's cracked up to be," she tells PEOPLE.
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Since he came into power, Sisi has cracked down on dissent.
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Tesla, Chevy, and Nissan have recently cracked the 200-mile range.
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We shared dinners and cracked jokes— anything to lighten the mood.
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India is the biggest market that Apple's iPhone hasn't fully cracked.
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Read on to see if your state cracked the top 13.
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If a pseudonym is cracked, the user's purchase history is revealed.
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It's the best thing for dry lips or sore, cracked skin.
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Tezlyn, I needed to laugh on Friday, that cracked me up.
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As I cracked open my fifth Diet Coke, I felt indignant.
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Five other scorers, including each of the starters, cracked double figures.
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Screens flickered, cracked, and bulged—a veritable PR nightmare for Samsung.
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Authorities have also increasingly cracked down on criticism of the junta.
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The bottom line: Stretching isn't all it's cracked up to be.
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Yes, he cheated, he cracked up, he was irresponsible and even
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This change, featured in House Party, cracked me up: Of course.
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She also bit her killer with such force her teeth cracked.
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Abbas has cracked down on dissent, and such protests are rare.
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I stomped on it and then it cracked pretty badly again.
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They had beaten Peter until he fell and cracked his head.
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These photogenic members of Bachelor Nation have cracked the Instagram code.
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He grabbed a leather whip and cracked it a little bit.
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Being wealthy is not all it's often cracked up to be.
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Turkish chef Nusret Gökçe has cracked the code to befriending celebrities.
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L in 2014 after the Obama administration cracked down on inversions.
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Soon, your phone's cracked screen may have its own healing factor.
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Thousands of years later it is a dry and cracked ground.
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The Yuntai Mountain Geological Park's glass bridge cracked back in Oct.
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I've dropped both of them a few times and neither cracked.
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Cracked soil during a 2015 drought in the Atacama Desert, Chile.
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Hey Siri, where can I get my cracked iPhone screen fixed?
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Is the new urbanism all it is cracked up to be?
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He cracked it open slightly, and was blasted with a shotgun.
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She even cracked some jokes and made personal, even humble remarks.
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My left arm was broken again and my ribs were cracked.
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Was there any sign that it was cracked, as Carlson claimed?
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He cracked down on the types of information that Trump read.
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Had Carole been bigger, she might have cracked open Jeanne's head.
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It cracked down on gang members and reduced the murder rate.
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The idea was a success: The matching gifts cracked Cassandra up.
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Hey, at least it was an actress, and Hayden cracked up.
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Walking around with a cracked iPhone screen isn't a good look.
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When authorities cracked down on pill mills, users switched to heroin.
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It has cracked down on pro-Democracy protesters in Hong Kong.
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Just four cities on the east coast cracked the top 10.
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Her voice cracked multiple times and her eyes shined with tears.
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They bowed to one another and took turns sweeping cracked walkways.
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Has the BVA finally cracked the constitutional code of mass adjudication?
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Pappas cracked the door and peeked out, then opened it wider.
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In later years he would cultivate cracked paint and other effects.
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I am concerned that the cracked window might become my problem.
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And "48 Hours" examines a case cracked by a butt dial.
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"I've cracked a number of rackets throughout my career," she said.
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Dropped calls are as common as delayed trains and cracked screens.
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A siren rang and someone in his classroom cracked a joke.
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The government has cracked down on tech companies in the past.
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Before serving, add freshly cracked black pepper and grate over Parmesan.
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Governments have cracked down on these laundering practices in recent years.
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Linda, who survived, suffered a cracked sternum and multiple broken bones.
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This was not a kid with a cracked copy of Ableton.
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Chris seemed serious at first, but eventually cracked a huge grin.
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But robot workers aren't always what they're cracked up to be.
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"Everybody cracked up when [Shawn] read for the part," she explained.
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Facebook has cracked down on Huawei adverts for being too political.
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Living with Jamie Fraser isn't all it's cracked up to be.
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DG: I think free speech is gonna get cracked down on.
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Maybe it's happiness that isn't all it's cracked up to be.
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See more about Cracked and more shows from Courtenay Moon here.
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The Tokyo snow falls on the cracked screen of your Samsung.
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"Nate Silver lawn," my girlfriend cracked, taking a picture for Instagram.
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Apple placed second at 14%; no other company cracked double digits.
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Having a trusted friend express concern cracked the thing wide open.
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Russian aggression and confrontation there have not cracked trans-Atlantic unity.
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Trump has cracked down on it and he was right to.
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Since the 2008 financial crisis, it has not cracked 40 percent.
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Nor was it an official action that cracked open the case.
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His face opened, like a fresh egg cracked onto a plate.
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A lot of people were deformed by it or just cracked.
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Her diction, as she called out directives, could have cracked crystal.
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Elizabeth Warren and Pete Buttigieg, above, have cracked the 220 code.
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Since then, the police have cracked down on fugitives in Spain.
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Its surface is etched with lines suggesting a cracked ceramic glaze.
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Others conjure a more menacing, cracked-earth landscape patrolled by cartels.
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And is sports photography really all it's cracked up to be?
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I shouldn't have cracked dhat hoe like I did, but whatever.
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What Griswold depicts is a community, like the earth, cracked open.
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Still, maybe torturing souls isn't all it's cracked up to be.
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A dented, screen-cracked iPhone is the center of my work.
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The pressure was on and in the 8th end Sweden cracked.
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Could someone have cracked the combination lock and stolen the goods?
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They've really cracked a lot of the social side of it.
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It cracked open a door for me about what sports contained.
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It's a mix of lamb and cracked wheat with pomegranate molasses.
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Bilateral deals are not everything they are cracked up to be.
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Artificial intelligence can decode encryptions that previously could not be cracked.
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"They cracked the code without losing this amazing culture," Bourdain said.
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As lorries burned and bullets cracked, bystanders cradled children and fled.
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Early on, officials cracked down on talk about the illness online.
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Some have cracked buildings; some have merely rattled dishes in cupboards.
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We're gonna get cracked, and yeah, we're going to send it!
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They opened the fridge and cracked open a couple of beers.
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My kolache guy cracked about having the steadiest job in town.
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Justin has also cracked sex jokes about Hailey on Instagram before.
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The final code we cracked has gotten us out the door.
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Prestigious schools like MIT and Harvard also cracked the top 10.
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Although road-tripping isn't all it's cracked up to be, either.
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And then, 230 feet beneath the cracked sidewalk, they struck water.
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But, on Thursday night at least, no one cracked that code.
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Headstones are cracked, askew, even shattered, by nature or by vandals.
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It reached the shore, cracked, crumpled and shot upward, fish included.
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Afterwards, Airbnb banned "party houses" and cracked down on unauthorized conduct.
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Instagram has cracked down on this but mainly leveraging manual methods.
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State regulators cracked down after some of these plans became insolvent.
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On the weekend you cracked big rocks to make little rocks.
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Each time it cracked, I think I ran twice as fast.
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It has cracked him open to a kind of holy compassion.
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Nobody else on the Republican side has really cracked 15 percent.
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"There's been a lot of effort put into this," Camargo cracked.
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X-rays revealed he had cracked a bone in the forearm. Again.
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Using a variety of creative maneuvers, Apollo may have cracked the code.
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Turkey cracked down on Islamic State fighters passing through Turkey into Syria.
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As a result, people often download cracked versions that can be buggy.
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In Cameroon, Biya scrapped term limits and cracked down on the opposition.
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The right hand cracked Whittaker over the head and sent him tumbling.
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The hackers cracked jokes about what they should call their prison gang.
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Wax separated and cracked, except for the thin shackles securing her wrists.
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Kilmer cracked numerous jokes, causing the audience to break out in laughter.
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"Oh, really?" a bemused Nelson responded while the other women cracked up.
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It also cracked roads and broke water pipes, leaving homes without water.
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Yeah, they got cracked into a frying pan and they were screaming.
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The show never cracked a million live viewers after the pilot episode.
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It's quite possible that Uber's cracked down on this in recent years.
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In Palu, 80km from the epicentre, it razed buildings and cracked roads.
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That's why there's no one out there that's really cracked it yet.
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That is a hard task, but it is starting to be cracked.
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Bones cracked, one after the other, until the rib cage came loose.
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L.S.U.'s passing offense hasn't cracked the top 80 nationally since 222.
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It led to the rest of my life; it cracked things open.
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Once cooled, the mold would be cracked open, revealing the final product.
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It's frayed and scratched and cracked, but it's not broken beyond repair.
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Drinking water is also an issue with multiple lines cracked by earthquakes.
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"He just cracked up, and we started drinking vodka," Mr. Michalak said.
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His voice cracked with emotion when he talked about the Consiglio family.
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To see him speak in front of it just cracked me up.
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He cracked it open and found inside part of a fossilized crocodile.
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Boykin cracked his own door open and got ready to give chase.
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Dry, cracked lips aren't only synonymous with winter windchill and freezing temps.
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"I'm the only one who can unite Democrats and Republicans," he cracked.
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In elections in 83 and 2011 it cracked down on such attempts.
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Moreover, the government has cracked down on those it sees as troublemakers.
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He cracked a bone in his cervical spine, located in the neck.
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Warning signs of cold-weather can include cracked paw pads or bleeding.
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Some of the main building's windows are cracked; the guttering is broken.
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Despots who fought change all along have cracked down on independent media.
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Her voice often cracked as she described the encounter and its aftermath.
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They've cracked down effectively on distribution of copyrighted materials via their services.
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Footballers have suffered broken arms, cracked ribs, fractured wrists and dislocated knees.
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Id Software ended up dropping Denuvo from Doom after it was cracked.
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REVERSE POV: the door to the conference room, which is cracked slightly.
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Perfect isn't all it's cracked up to be, according to Ronda Rousey.
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" It's more, "Oh who can do it cracked out on the floor.
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Rajavi bristled, and Khomeini cracked down with violent force, sending many of
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Paul DeJong cracked his 18th homer of the year in the eighth.
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They cracked us up on the red carpet at Sunday night's Grammys.
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Allison's work cracked open the door; subsequent breakthroughs have kicked it wide.
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After five years of monster gains, the hot stock cracked in 2018.
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Work-life balance may not be all it's cracked up to be.
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It even cracked the top 10 for the first time this year.
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None of the new trilogy's main characters cracked the 40% favorability mark.
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Bummer. Tell you what: I just cracked one and recorded the temperature.
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A portion of the Simpson Desert so dry the land is cracked.
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"RIP Peter Quinn for the 5th and final time," cracked another fan.
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For the record, my voice cracked once during the NY Times article.
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Myanmar's military cracked down on Muslim Rohingya from Rakhine state following Aug.
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And once they cracked open the cyst, they found a tapeworm larva.
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Passengers, meanwhile, must contend with missing windows and doors, and cracked seats.
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But North may have cracked the nut on smart glasses with Focals.
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You know, sometimes video content's not all it's cracked up to be.
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Gonzalez's voice cracked as he talked about Castro on state-run television.
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Chapped lips, dry elbows, tight skin, cracked feet — ugh, it's all happening.
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Tommy Hilfiger cracked the top 20 for the first time for males.
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The normally reliable Sox bullpen cracked in the bottom of the inning.
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Amazon Best value for: Wired first-generation, and cracked or broken AirPods.
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I cracked it on the sidewalk so everyone could have a taste.
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Remember the Golden State Killer case that was recently cracked after decades?
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It was cracked with the help of DNA from a genealogy company.
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The ground was covered in cracked oyster shells, bathroom tiles, porcelain bowls.
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But instead of providing answers, the government cracked down on the protests.
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No one on that team has yet cracked the code for it.
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"I wouldn't say the door is ajar, but it's cracked," Isner said.
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The template for report cards hasn't cracked many lists of top concerns.
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Unsurprising, the video has cracked over a million views in five days.
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Paint peeled, concrete cracked, and there was no reason to fix it.
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As public interest grew around the protests, the government quickly cracked down.
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So many illnesses and broken bones and sprained wrists and cracked skulls.
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They beat one black man and cracked another's skull with a brick.
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"I don't think I cracked too many smiles freshman year," she said.
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Stone panels on the building's facade appeared cracked or were altogether missing.
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"She looks like eggs Benedict, with cracked pepper on top," he said.
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When finished, the cookies will be lightly golden and cracked on top.
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Someone cracked a joke and all the guys at the table laughed.
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Last year, Apple cracked down on NSFW content inside iOS Reddit apps.
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He finally cracked, taking the descent into madness into his own hands.
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He has cracked down on abortion rights and rejected Obamacare's Medicaid expansion.
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But nobody has really cracked the European market in a similar way.
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This — and cracked-nipple cream — are a dry-lipped lady's superhero duo.
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Finally Guy cracked it open violently on the corner of a table.
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In Repossession Sequence, (above) pieces of shrapnel float over a cracked ground.
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Security forces cracked down and the government pushed through the price increase.
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But United States officials have cracked down before on leaks to journalists.
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Accumulations of freezing rain had cracked our maple tree nearly in half.
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The cracked television screen is a result of their raucous play sessions.
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"So exciting," the vendor said, as she cracked open a huge binder.
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I long for the ecstasy of being cracked open over and over.
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Our restaurant critic says that he cracked the code, then rewrote it.
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"First he cracked the code," our restaurant critic writes in a remembrance.
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Decades later, the university has been cited for the building's cracked exterior.
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The U.S. cracked down vigorously, spending billions of dollars incarcerating drug users.
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He looks like someone just cracked a joke, and he's cracking up.
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It has generated several leads, but nothing that has cracked the case.
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So I went with the "cracked" revealer that fortunately echoed the theme.
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Do the cracked beams make the structure more vulnerable to an earthquake?
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Lindor cracked Severino's second pitch — a fastball — into the right-field corner.
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The China Connection: How One D.E.A. Agent Cracked a Global Fentanyl Ring.
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The sidewalks are cracked and broken, as are most of the streets.
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Asked how long such a process is sustainable, Bottoms cracked a joke.
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Three years later, she cracked the Top 30 in the WTA rankings.
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A solution filtered from boiled, cracked horse chestnuts serves as hand soap.
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Nike cracked down on sweatshops and increased the minimum age of workers.
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A sandwich that splits the difference—finally the code has been cracked!
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Download speeds occasionally cracked triple digits, but sometimes they resembled 25G speeds.
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If some socialist has cracked this problem, the news hasn't gotten out.
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Security forces have cracked down on protesters, killing hundreds and injuring thousands.
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Faustus Blackwood cracked open the time egg and unleashed the Eldritch Terrors.
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Last year, Snap also cracked down on some risqué content on Discover.
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Buttigieg donned his signature politician grin, but Lizzo barely cracked a smile.Â
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Law enforcement officials cracked down on rogue ranchers, loggers and land speculators.
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He's really cracked the Rubik's Cube of what we're trying to do.
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In the process of removing it, the contact was cracked and chipped.
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Other healthcare roles cracked the top 10 including pharmacist and nurse practitioner.
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Why haven't more golfers breezed through the door that Geiberger cracked open?
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Weegar cracked his stick on top of the Panthers crossbar in disgust.
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Pharmaceutical companies Celgene, Pfizer and Regeneron Pharmaceuticals also cracked the top 15.
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The sandstone facade of some buildings fell and several others were cracked.
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The rifle cracked and the animal arced back in one round motion.
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Just remember, being a pioneer isn't all it's cracked up to be.
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Then they pick out the plump ones with cracked shells for planting.
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But the Chinese government has cracked down on some of Tencent's titles.
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Now, it looks as if he and his colleagues have cracked it.
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She cracked her first egg at age 6, at her mother's side.
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His chances may be slim, but he has cracked Likud's united front.
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In response, the Obama administration cracked down on the for-profit industry.
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A lot of crumbled brain matter has been discovered in cracked skulls.
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Throughout the rehearsal, Ms. Brewer cracked jokes; nearby, Mr. Barbanell quietly observed.
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Thirty years later, he and others have finally cracked this cold case.
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The Trump administration has also cracked down on Chinese telecommunications company Huawei.
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Miguel Rojas cracked his first homer of the year for the Marlins.
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Fixing the venture capital imbalance is a code that must be cracked.
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This is the case of two cellulose nitrate hairpieces that have cracked.
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The shooting also cracked open the now-familiar debate over sanctuary cities.
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Extra-capsular means if the shell cracked and the contents got out.
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In an 8-inch nonstick skillet, add the cream and cracked eggs.
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Once I cracked this code, I gained confidence in talking to strangers.
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I would always have mishaps of not putting on enough moisturizer on my elbows and knees, and I'd always get that cracked look – it's the worst thing to get the tan lines and the cracked look on your skin.
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Nerves and serves were severely tested, but Anderson, who has cracked at such moments in the past, and Nadal, who has cracked at Wimbledon repeatedly in recent years, were the ones who held it together best against fierce resistance.
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When he cracked a joke about Nikita Khrushchev, his government ministers chuckled obediently.
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Bake until cookies are puffed and tops are cracked, 12 to 14 minutes.
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Simple passwords stored using this function are likely to be cracked with ease.
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" Smiling, she then cracked, "Think of all the people you'd like to punch.
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His voice cracked as he talked about an uncle he had just lost.
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Yet the eye in this case is "a cracked hull," a leaking container.
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In response to the coup, Erdogan cracked down on the military and judiciary.
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"Nobody has quite cracked the code for the future of education," Frey contends.
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For, if you can control cracked noodles, perhaps you can control the world.
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Photos posted to social media show the cracked window from Southwest flight 957.
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But while the glass ceiling didn't shatter that night, something else cracked open.
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However, it's not clear which exact version of iOS 11 Cellebrite has cracked.
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"Suddenly, the windshield just cracked and made a loud bang," he reportedly said.
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Sometimes a second chance at life isn't all it's cracked up to be.
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"Why he got the same hair color as my mom though?" she cracked.
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According to Pitchbook, total investments globally barely cracked $100 million five years ago.
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In the video, Finkenauer's voice cracked with emotion as she denounced the plan.
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The cracked screen lit up again as she typed: 'Risks to baby—Purilexa.
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I do think the D.C. political culture got cracked and traumatized by Trump.
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Some shapes resemble polychrome clouds; others, sheets of marbled sugar glass, freshly cracked.
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And it's quickly cracked, just like those baby ortolans we hear about later.
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However, Google developers being smart folks, the puzzle was cracked in one day.
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Both companies have cracked down on anti-vaccine content in the last year.
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Previously, providers shipped cracked iPhones to an Apple service facility to be repaired.
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She pulled one out, put it on her workstation, and cracked it open.
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It actually broke when it was shipped — the whole back half cracked off.
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In recent years, the US government has cracked down on unauthorized drone flights.
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When I picked up the phone, I could immediately tell it was cracked.
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Flags snapped, tree branches bent and cracked, and a portable sign toppled over.
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The illusion of Chile as an oasis in a convulsed region has cracked.
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He then repeatedly delayed elections and cracked down hard on those who protested.
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GOQii, a startup based in California and India, believes it has cracked that.
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In 2012, she also cracked two ribs but continued working as she recovered.
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Ultimate, which launches tomorrow on the Nintendo Switch, has finally cracked the code.
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Dr Fuller and his new colleagues have now—almost—cracked the remaining problems.
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Last year my Dad patched up a turtle's cracked shell with body putty.
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It wouldn't be the first time China has cracked down in this area.
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That cracked the ice for the rest of his wry, self-deprecating routine.
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I wanted to be the first to know when someone cracked the nut.
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My thigh adductor muscles stretched and my knees cracked in a tragic alternation.
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The dreaded cracked iPhone screen may soon become a thing of the past.
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But no other nation cracked 20 percent of adults with several such conditions.
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The junta cracked down, reportedly killing at least 31 people and arresting thousands.
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The first one is obvious: so you can play cracked copies of games.
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His wounds include a fractured collarbone, a cracked rib, and a bruised lung.
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One thing that cracked her up endlessly: Costar Tom Hanks' penchant for selfies.
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Detective work cracked the case The CDC report reads like a detective novel.
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I don't know that we've cracked it, but it's helping us make progress.
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The unique scene cracked up Schumer and the production assistant standing behind her.
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SkyWest also didn't conduct inspection on cracked cargo doors of two passenger planes.
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Do 86% of women really judge a man with a cracked phone screen?
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"Can I just point out, he's having way too much fun," Lincoln cracked.
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In 2011, AFP officers cracked a group in Melbourne importing heroin and meth.
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The next generation needs the economic barrier of college tuition to be cracked.
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They have also cracked down on illegal shopfronts to restore the original facades.
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Reservoirs in the surrounding foothills had dried up, revealing acres of cracked earth.
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Of late, Kim has cracked down average North Korean citizens trying to flee.
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But it looks like good old-fashioned Match may have cracked the code.
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The case cracked wide open after Lisa's family proved inconsistencies in Jackie's story.
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I cracked a few jokes and tried to make the somber crowd laugh.
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But [automating the process] is something that no one has really cracked yet.
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Since 2013, Egypt has cracked down, and the tunnel economy has largely collapsed.
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And I wish we could have cracked the code somehow, in some way.
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Photos accompanying the post showed cracked walls, piles of trash and mud everywhere.
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For a second, I even thought the corners of my screen had cracked.
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To be sure, any mall repair kiosk can replace a cracked iPhone screen.
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They have cracked shells, injured eyes, missing fins and are covered in wounds.
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It takes hydrated, plump limbs and turns them into a dry, cracked mess.
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This means they might not be immediately cracked, though that is still possible.
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The so-called social media revolution isn't what it's cracked up to be.
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Turns out, behind closed doors Jigsaw isn't what it's cracked up to be.
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Somehow, he attaches this to a cracked little love story of its own.
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Murphy: Again, my crystal ball on Trump is 100% certified as badly cracked.
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" After exchanging pleasantries, Ariana cracked a joke, "I'm gonna go pass out now.
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A missing fan blade appears to have cracked in two places, Sumwalt said.
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In the nearby Matanuska-Susitna Borough, multiple roads were closed, collapsed and cracked.
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Three companies from California cracked the top five — Cisco, Kaiser Permanente and Google.
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But Four Stigmatic's fungi coffees probably aren't all they're cracked up to be.
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Meanwhile, Birkenstock cracked the top five preferred footwear brands for upper-income teens.
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They clasped hands and cradled shoulders and wiped tears from sun-cracked eyes.
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Reddit cracked down, banning the so-called "r/pizzagate" thread from its site.
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"I wish I had cracked a couple of homers in the World Series."
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But Pruitt's attacks on the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) have cracked the firewall.
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They also cracked down on illegal hotels using their website in San Francisco.
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The authorities cracked down on Patel, who was charged with sedition in October.
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But if one nut cracked or popped, that partner's love could prove fickle.
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The cryptocurrency cracked the $58.683,600 mark on Monday, according to industry site CoinDesk.
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The cryptocurrency had cracked the $11,000 mark before falling more than 18 percent.
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Less than three years since the road opened, it's become cracked and damaged.
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Iowa cracked the top 10 for both work environment and community and environment.
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Jessica Perez is a pretty woman with a voice cracked through with crying.
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The regime has brutally cracked down, killing dozens of demonstrators and arresting thousands.
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A car gets a cracked windshield while parked at a Little League game.
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To feed their three kids, they captured a pigeon and cracked open coconuts.
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The FBI ultimately cracked the phone through another method and dropped its case.
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In fact, the plate with the famous Cobb image is cracked but usable.
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Pappas cracked the door open and peeked out, then opened the door wider.
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Tears filled her eyes and her voice cracked with emotion at the recollection.
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This year, six restaurants from the United States cracked the top 50. 1.
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As a mock-horrified Patrick stood by, the youngster cracked age-inappropriate jokes.
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If a team cracked a puzzle, its members would split a reward pool.
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Clients would get cracked out and I didn't know how to handle that.
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Most of us have just taken it on the chin and cracked on.
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I've snapped propellers and once cracked a panel on a particularly flimsy quadcopter.
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But the group hasn't found stardom all that it's cracked up to be.
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Instead, the stained basins hold shredded plastic, cracked bottles, broken as the fountain.
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The Australian dollar cracked 0.64 percent to trade at $0.7033, and touched $0.7029.
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It's now clear that Brexit wasn't all it was cracked up to be.
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The front fender was torn off and the windshield was cracked, Young said.
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It cracked six on April 15 in a 14-3 blowout of Cincinnati.
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It's the first time the Shockers have cracked the top five since 2014.
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" And another, he cracked, "has a wife so he can't say a word.
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I cracked the windows and child-locked the doors and set the alarm.
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As the counties cracked down, families with at least one undocumented immigrant fled.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters Breakingviews) - The door has cracked open on U.S. housing reform.
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The accident left him with cracked vertebrae and a new outlook on life.
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The blood of his own family and so many families filling cracked earth.
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Since he announced on March 4, the former governor never cracked 1 percent.
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Mr. Crespo ran toward the vehicle as the passenger-side door cracked open.
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"'Cracked Rear View' would have to be a country record today," Rucker said.
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And at least so far, regulators have cracked down on few of them.
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Still, there's a reason why McCarron never even cracked first team All-SEC.
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We found artifacts and fossils in the cracked mud of dry lake beds.
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"We cracked up and he sat back with a satisfied smile," she said.
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Alone, he cracked open his watch to make sure time had not stopped.
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He cracked occasional jokes here and there which made all of us laugh.
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I remembered a night when we were shooting, and I cracked my rib.
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"Centrism is canceled," cracked Ms. Bartholomae, in the lightest moment of the exercise.
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That cracked open something in me, a reminder that I love my body.
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Austin: Yeah, I think we got it, I think we cracked the code.
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LEIPZIG, Germany — A young woman and man are submerged in dry, cracked earth.
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I just had to stand there, and I just — I actually cracked up.
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Now, more than eight decades later, someone might have finally cracked the code.
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I cracked and separated the eggs and checked the bowls for egg shell.
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Smith, 51, owns a face as leathery and cracked as an old saddle.
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Soon, I've got cracked lips, dry hands, and flaky face skin to match.
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However, this food trend might not be all it's cracked up to be.
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That order came after further study found other planes with similarly cracked mounts.
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You'll pay $29 for a cracked screen or $99 for a complete replacement.
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Best of all, the larger version comes with a reusable cracked vinyl sticker.
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China also has cracked down on the use of virtual private networks (VPNs).
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He has a cracked smartphone with an overstuffed calendar that he constantly checks.
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Every week, the archaeologists skinned and cracked open a few of the bones.
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Several people have been killed as the police cracked down around the country.
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"There was no shootout ... the security forces cracked down on villages," he said.
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CARAMANICA A Boogie made his name with a cracked voice and sweet melodies.
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She eventually cracked a smile along the way ... so hopefully she's feeling better.
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A couple of times, Mr. Wells cracked up as he mangled a line.
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Tulsi Gabbard, D-Hawaii, have cracked the top five in a polling average.
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Monumentally, Cracked Up illuminates the abuse masquerading as child-rearing experienced by many.
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People played lawn games, lounged in the sun, cracked open beers and socialized.
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Both cracked their cans of brew -- Coors Light, apparently -- at the same time.
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The SEC has cracked down on those who made moves it deemed wrong.
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I want to keep the thing stirring, now that the ice is cracked.
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Officials in the Bahamas have cracked down on illegal immigration in recent years.
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It's not the first time that Lloyd's has cracked down on daytime drinking.
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Only one other team, Williams, has cracked the two-second mark this year.
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Mr. Obeidallah cracked about President Obama taking his shoes off in a mosque.
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In the 1990s, the United States cracked down hard on immigration from Mexico.
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He broke bread, cracked jokes and even wedged in some Albany arm-twisting.
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It included a giant empty lot covered in cracked concrete overgrown with weeds.
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Ms. Harris cracked double digits, but most other nonwhite candidates were far behind.
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During the brisk winter season, my lips are chronically chapped, cracked, and flaky.
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To me, though, they're something else entirely: cracked symphonies of anguish and humiliation.
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But complaints about short-term rentals grew and the city increasingly cracked down.
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Maduro has also violently cracked down on protests and imprisoned major political rivals.
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The talks broke down after Mr. Assad's government cracked down on antigovernment protesters.
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The watch cracked on the pavement, its hands dislodged and its caseback severed.
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That seemingly alerted the feds who cracked down on Martin and arrested him.
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One has aged remarkably well, while the other is severely warped and cracked.
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And, over the past decade, its engineers think they've finally cracked the problem.
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As governments cracked down on the Netherland Antilles, traffickers went through West Africa.
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I let it dangle between my cracked lips hoping for something to happen.
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Their tiles are cracked and fissured, stained with dripped paint, glue, and solvents.
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Netflix has recently cracked down on the use of VPNs in this manner.
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RevUp CEO Steve Spinner cracked the code on raising money for politicians online.
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The streets are on fire, the picture window's cracked and there's nowhere to run.
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The car's windows were allegedly left cracked open, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader.
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Cambodia's government has cracked down hard on protests in recent years from opposition parties.
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Lamba's seven-minute film Cracked Screen is told entirely through a series of Snaps.
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There, fat slabs and mounds of cracked blue ice have collected near the shorelines.
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Calluses, dry, cracked skin, too long toenails, and dull, chipped polish — it's all happening.
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Other U.S. agencies have cracked down on certain aspects of cryptocurrency in recent weeks.
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After the 2008 Financial Crisis, the Federal Government cracked down on big bank lending.
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Hasina's government has cracked down on domestic radical Islamists by making scores of arrests.
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The earthquake shook buildings, cracked walls, and caused people to flee from shaking buildings.
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We thought we had cracked our fertility code, but at nine weeks I miscarried.
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Its most common uses are for dry skin, chapped lips, burns, and cracked heels.
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"For the record, my voice cracked once during the NY Times article," he wrote.
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With this revelation, the already cracked facade of the Trump avatar began to crumble.
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But to have this betrayal happen by Marie – it cracked open all that hurt.
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Police stopped the individuals for driving with a cracked windshield at around 8 a.m.
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My team bonds over this with lots of jokes being cracked, which is nice.
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Eventually, carefully, I cracked open some doubt in my mother's version of this story.
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When you drop your phone, pick it up and your screen isn't cracked pic.twitter.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Sometimes being first isn't all it's cracked up to be.
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EU unity cracked at the seams amid bitter recriminations about border controls and quotas.
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The hacker also used a cracked version of Office 2007 particularly popular in Russia.
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Maybe you've been hacked by a state agent, or cracked by weird Nazi trolls.
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And the University of Virginia cracked down on liquor and Greek life on campus.
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Cracked iPhones have become commonplace and there's no fear of that with the Nokia.
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I cracked up laughing as I texted my friend in disbelief over Jackie's antics.
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Indeed, we believe that mobile and video ad formats are yet to be cracked.
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"I'd cracked Justin Bieber right in the cheek with a golf club," he said.
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He acknowledges using cracked software and tricks to obtain free long distance phone calls.
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RW Evander Kane (cracked ribs) and D Casey Nelson were also scratched for Buffalo.
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A close examination of the cracked, worn teeth shows the Ichthyosaur preferred crunchy food.
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Kentucky cracked the rankings on Sunday for the first time since the 221 season.
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Maybe I would finally take a profile pic selfie that cracked a hundred likes.
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Authorities have also cracked down on anti-government rally organisers, opposition leaders and activists.
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And I'm sure someone, somewhere believes they've cracked the show's code though tea leaves.
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Centuries-old buildings and temples lie cracked or in ruins, like festering national wounds.
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One of many buildings cracked wide open by the 2010 Maule earthquake in Chile.
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This may sound like heresy, but WiFi isn't all it's cracked up to be.
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Fans on Twitter cracked up over Amber's notes just as much as we did.
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Researchers believe they've cracked the code for how primates are able to recognize faces.
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Authorities have also cracked down on anti-government rally organizers, opposition leaders and activists.
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I was shattered, cracked open by heartbreak, stripped of self-worth and self-esteem.
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Trophies had fallen from a broken school showcase and the basketball court was cracked.
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Once the tortoise was cracked open, the chimps consumed the exposed meat with relish.
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She also cracked a joke about folks telling her to stick her hand in.
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Similarly, China cracked down on the shadow banking system because it caused systemic risks.
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Last year, at 133, she suffered a seizure that resulted in a cracked vertebra.
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The passwords were stored using a long-deprecated scrambling algorithm, making them easily cracked.
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"I was treated to a free lecture," Pence (Beck Bennett) cracked about the experience.
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After selling Cracked, Demand still has a few online media brands like eHow, Livestrong.
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"I knew immediately they had cracked it with genetic genealogy and GEDmatch," she says.
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The problem is that we haven't cracked the egg, nor has the chicken hatched.
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Emmanuel Macron got a shave, and Alain Juppé cracked jokes about his bald head.
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It's warm music, stripped of the menace with which he cracked the album open.
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ST. LOUIS — The St. Louis Cardinals finally cracked the code against the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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Whether the exemption allows for the downloading of cracked software is an unanswered question.
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It's not the first time Roberts has cracked a joke over the Court's lighting.
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The future of cracked screensThis brings us to the next model of the iPhone.
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It hasn't been too long since another glass bridge in China cracked, after all.
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He has cracked only a fraction of the skulls and relics of his peer.
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Had Mason cracked for just a moment, I would've admired her all the more.
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But the government has frequently cracked down on people who speak out against it.
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He cracked it open ... poured it down the hatch -- and appeared to dab afterward!!
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Indeed, some of the passwords have seemingly been cracked and included in the spreadsheet.
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Hacking, however, doesn't have to be as evil as it's cracked up to be.
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"Damn how's my embryo gonna be in debt before it's even born," she cracked.
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I cracked open my first jar of bird's nest and gave it a try.
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In 2012, she cracked two ribs but did not miss any time in court.
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Like a crow bar, L22 cracked open the whole world of Red Dead Redemption.
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When the military cracked down on his political party, he fled Yangon to Thailand.
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Meanwhile, Ms. Hasina's government has cracked down on freedom of expression and the press.
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"I'm not used to sticking around that long in any one place," Cantone cracked.
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But that brief era of good feelings quickly cracked up under pressure from Republicans.
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And when I finally felt like I cracked that, it was the right time.
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Pros: Greaseless, odorless, highly affordableCons: Can sting a bit when applied to cracked hands
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They can lead to cracked teeth in some dogs who are particularly strong chewers.
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ET. -Bitcoin has cracked the $9,600 level just hours after breaking the $9,000 level.
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The quake cracked buildings and foundations, destroying roads and causing fires to break out.
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Seimetz motioned Glover over to the monitor to watch, and he cracked up, too.
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Some of the men Wamboldt spoke to cracked offhand jokes about having been raped.
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Sometimes the glass is cracked, dripping with steam or liquid or scrawled with graffiti.
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Even with the windows cracked, a car can reach 125 degrees in mere minutes.
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He had to fly with two cracked ribs because of a horseback riding accident.
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In response, many universities cracked down on students' insensitivity, and some fired school administrators.
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Thursday's algorithm change is not the first time Facebook has cracked down on clickbait.
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So as the national anthem played, Biles finally cracked, but in a good way.
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Not one local player cracked the top 5 in sales, in the first quarter.
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Suddenly the room shook violently, walls cracked, it was quite impossible to stand up.
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"I was born and raised in Trump country," writes the executive editor of Cracked.
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Take World War II. Mathematicians cracked German code created by a machine called Enigma.
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Within seconds his voice cracked and it appeared to me he'd had an orgasm.
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And large-cap American stocks may not be all they're cracked up to be.
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I returned the car with a cracked windshield and filled out Budget's damage report.
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Even Shakespeare and Chaucer cracked wise about cuckolds, who were often depicted wearing horns.
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Balms, at any price point, are well-equipped to fight dry and cracked lips.
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All of Apple's customers, including government agencies, would know that iOS has been cracked.
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The party has already cracked down on what it terms extravagance, hedonism and bureaucratism.
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Then he sat back, cracked a beer, and waited for his hero to boot.
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Realize, too, that group sex is not always what it's cracked up to be.
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He was wearing a helmet, which cracked even as its camera recorded his plunge.
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It even cracked some self-deprecating jokes about its artificial nature along the way.
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Other sites, including Reddit, have cracked down on creepshots, but Tumblr's community is thriving.
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And Gary Johnson hasn't even cracked a geography book or looked at a globe.
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How do you tell a sprain from a cracked tooth, exposed nerve, or decay?
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"It can result in skin that is dry, cracked or even bleeds," Borwein says.
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Other 787 flights have also experienced cracked windshields that prompted the planes to land.
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It seemed he had cracked the case, and others around the world took note.
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Malaysia, Indonesia, and most recently the Philippines, have brutally cracked down on drug users.
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Now a young Silicon Valley startup called Plenty thinks it has cracked the code.
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Even a cracked twig on the path could mean their quarry was dangerously close.
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On the House floor, Speaker Paul D. Ryan's voice cracked as he signaled victory.
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She smoked cigars, ashing them into a cracked teacup she kept on her desk.
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This forest is a refugee camp, a tumble of wooden pallets and cracked cinderblocks.
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MBS, the The Journal reported has cracked down on dissidents using sites like Twitter.
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The downside: This was the process that resulted in the most cracked egg shells.
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Racers get every injury you can think of, from broken legs to cracked collarbones.
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It cracked down on 23andMe in 2013, after the company's first major advertising campaign.
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The airport, hampered by a damaged control tower and cracked runway, was briefly closed.
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Many have cracked down on for-profit online certification — or no longer recognize it.
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I've returned from vacations to find her top layer of soil cracked and dehydrated.
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The pathologist, Dr. William R. Anderson, discovered that Ms. O'Connell had a cracked jaw.
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The following day, police cracked down with lethal force on the protesters in Cochabamba.
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It focused on fixing common mobile device issues like spent batteries or cracked screens.
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"This isn't an event we wanted or planned," she said as her voice cracked.
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Her armor gets a little cracked in this last season, but not too much.
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With a physical tone set, the Capitals kept testing Vasilevskiy and eventually cracked him.
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Police and the FBI have cracked down on white supremacist terrorism in recent months.
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Together they dug in, cracked jokes, tore scenes apart and put them back together.
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A young woman entered the room and brought him a coconut cracked in half.
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They cracked down on Etsy sellers making a crust with their Baby Yoda homages.
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Investigators determined that the plane's troubles had begun when a cracked fan disc disintegrated.
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Investigators determined that the plane's troubles had begun when a cracked fan disc disintegrated.
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What he was looking at were bones: broken femurs, a jaw, a cracked skull.
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Just 52 seconds in, Alibaba already cracked 1 billion yuan ($146 million) in sales.
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Bitcoin fell more than $22018,22017 in September when China cracked down on digital currencies.
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The FBI ultimately cracked the phone through another method and withdrew its legal request.
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Still, Patrick indicated in the WBUR interview that Bain Capital had cracked the code.
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Brands that cracked the top five for both demographics include Netflix, Apple and Amazon.
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Hashed passwords are encrypted, so they must be cracked before they can be used.
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After Amazon cracked through the $211.80,22.28-per-share milestone for the first time, TradingAnalysis.
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Has Apple finally cracked it, or is the latest just more of the same?
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I cracked a digital vault by concentrating on the right numbers on a pincode.
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"What Griswold depicts is a community, like the earth, cracked open," our reviewer wrote.
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He had cracked the puzzle just five days before it was set to expire.
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"For the record, my voice cracked once during the NY Times article," he said.
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Now, everybody in America who's cracked their history book knows exactly what he's doing.
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Anne Shirley cracked her slate over Gilbert Blythe's head, but eventually she married him.
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For all its wealth over the past century, the US still hasn't cracked health.
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To Wolff, many of the Trump administration's current problems lie in this cracked foundation.
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The U.S. President cracked up the crowd Saturday at his final White House Correspondents' Dinner.
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Several said Mr. Rubio had cracked under pressure and was not ready to be president.
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"They are really everything they're cracked up to be," she says about her doggie duo.
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Kelly's voice was shaking and cracked several times as she spoke in court Wednesday afternoon.
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The agency has cracked down on e-cigarette businesses in general and Juul in particular.
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I think it was really human and I related to her when she just cracked.
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Even noted curmudgeon Simon Cowell cracked a smile as Islam conquered the ballad's high notes.
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A nearby highway is now shutdown after tremors cracked and moved sections of the roadway.
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The Food and Drug Administration cracked down on the health claims, and public interest waned.
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But if straightforward antiferromagnetism were the answer, physicists would have cracked the case decades ago.
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That would&aposve been an amazing achievement because that was not -- no one had cracked.
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"Melania, you have to dig your escape tunnel deeper than that," cracked another Twitter user.
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When your coworker goes to the bathroom, slip a cracked screen cover onto their phone.
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San Francisco has cracked down on everyone's favorite futuristic pizza delivery mechanism, citing safety concerns.
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So I've cracked open my podcast app for the last time for the foreseeable future.
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Dozens of prototypes and hundreds of lab hours later, Casper thinks it's cracked the code.
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The index briefly cracked the 2,400 level, while the Dow Jones industrial average topped 21,000.
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"They used to like to arm wrestle together," cracked Doug Manchester, a longtime Barrack pal.
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And many a cracked smartphone screen can surely be blamed on an unfortunate typing accident.
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Rust had eaten at the driver's seat, the suspension had cracked in a few spots.
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"I was bruised but my ribs were not cracked; they were not broken," he began.
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Oily, lightly battered skin cracked apart to reveal dense, elastic mozzarella that just kept going ...
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Others cracked jokes about his trust in her: "Dad looks a little scared," another added.
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Indeed, LaVar cracked the code for attracting breathless media attention in the age of Trump.
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When I tried them on, the denim almost creaked and cracked it was so stiff.
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The Chitauri scepter was blue until it was cracked open and revealed to be yellow.
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JOHANNESBURG (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Gas-billowing coal plants, cracked earth, abandoned mines and lifeless water.
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South Africa has cracked down on its informal economy, but it is a Pyrrhic victory.
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She's practical, knowledgeable, carefree — even as she hides her cracked porcelain arms under Band-Aids.
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Pacing across the cracked soil of the site, I notice grown men holding my flyer.
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The cul-de-sac was cracked and pitted, and filthy water pooled in the potholes.
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Since coming to power last year, Salvini has cracked down on migrants crossing the Mediterranean.
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These days it feels like I walk by more people with cracked phones than not.
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This is the first time either name has cracked the list of most popular names.
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You can't see in this photo, but my iPhone 7's screen is still cracked.
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Before last year's Masters, Jordan Spieth cracked his driver and was forced to replace it.
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"Get your pens out," Redskins coach Jay Gruden cracked as he began his injury report.
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Maduro has cracked down on Guaido allies since putting down an attempted uprising last week.
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A police source tells PEOPLE that Vetrano bit her attacker so hard, her teeth cracked.
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Murray cracked a smile at Chase's sophomoric bit, then both of them started to laugh.
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Fighting game books in particular (and Skyrim, GTA, etc.) have even cracked the top five.
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The Pixel XL is not in a case because I cracked the screen and yolo.
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"Well, I certainly never said he cracked like an egg on TV," SNL's Bannon argued.
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Just as Wind Gap reminds Camille of Marian, the cracked iPod reminds Camille of Alice.
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This raises an important question: Why hasn't said side girl gotten her cracked screen fixed?
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As an AppleCare+ customer, you'll now pay only $29 to get your cracked screen replaced.
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It cracked down on what it deemed to be wasteful overseas acquisitions by Chinese firms.
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Bone found in a cracked T. Rex femur looked a great deal like medullary bone.
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China has also cracked down on Chinese conglomerates for their aggressive acquisitions of overseas assets.
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Once completed Cracked It hires the most efficient for up to a 3-month period.
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"This year she had a Sunday ceramics class she couldn't miss," Kimmel cracked of Smith.
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Everything sold would either need to be pre-cracked, backdoored, or capable of being decrypted.
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She admits she cracked under the pressure of being in front of a live audience.
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It has seen better days: the gold paint is flaking and the torso is cracked.
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But neither lead cracked the case, as eyewitnesses failed to agree on a suspect's identification.
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Keep ringing the bell of truth or watch it get cracked, and maybe never repaired.
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This show, in all its drama and soppy romance, cracked my wall with a pickaxe.
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It also brought down rocks and mud that swept across highways and cracked apart roads.
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If he fails to outperform Roman, doors that had been cracked open may slam shut.
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" When the applause had died down, he cracked: "I think our findings are very clear.
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I also did this fish-scale detailing in the black, and there's Italian cracked leather.
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And then, the sky cracked open and what appeared to be a dimensional rift appeared.
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He cracked the Sabres lineup pretty much right away, and spent five seasons in Buffalo.
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The era of cracked screens may be coming to an end sooner than we think.
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I found a cracked version of FruityLoops on Limewire soon after, and that was that.
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Recently the FAA cracked down on several airline companies for failure to comply with regulations.
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The authorities soon cracked down and he was held and charged with sedition in October.
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His family, adorned in Cubs gear, cheered him on while he cracked open the beer.
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Really, though, this review would have been better served if I had cracked the screen.
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In fact, Motherboard states that 90 percent of the passwords were cracked within 72 hours.
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The staff cracked up at his costume as he made his way around the store.
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The hottest toy of the holidays may not be all it's cracked up to be.
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Following Charlottesville, Facebook cracked down, removing a slew of white supremacist and white nationalist pages.
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Bill Walker issued a disaster declaration, closing schools as roads and bridges collapsed and cracked.
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About once a month, someone who's cracked their iPhone's screen asks me what to do.
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It appears someone cracked an egg on a sidewalk and it instantly frozen mid-drop.
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Touch. When it comes to virtual reality, it's a problem no one has quite cracked.
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A police source told PEOPLE that Vetrano bit her attacker so hard, her teeth cracked.
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Then, a Volvo XC90 SUV carrying 11 people rolled over the cracked panels, Xinhua reported.
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We watched incredulously as she cracked a joke with the man who pushed her wheelchair.
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"AmazonFresh may have finally cracked the code to unlocking this massive market opportunity," Barclays said.
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Despite the seriousness of Sid's injury ... Jenny cracked a bit of humor in her post.
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But life as an in-demand model isn't always what it's cracked up to be.
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"Today we saw some big names struggling, some of them cracked before me," Alaphilippe said.
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Reporters at Q13 Fox News in Seattle, Washington, may have cracked the code — kind of.
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After having a few sips, I put the polibibita aside and cracked open a beer.
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Indeed, several users on the forum had seemingly successfully cracked a number of the hashes.
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Our roads are cracked, our bridges are unsafe and our public transportation systems are outdated.
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But, in fact, anonymous data can, and has, been cracked to reveal certain individual information.
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Seeing the rise in opioid misuse and deaths, officials have cracked down on prescription painkillers.
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Her father and her brother, Michele and Giuseppe, beat her until they cracked a rib.
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Dr. Nunez cracked open the chest with clippers to remove the heart and the lungs.
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But that's what Oculus says it's cracked with a new prototype, known as Santa Cruz.
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It's noteworthy that earlier this year Congress cracked down on platforms notorious for sex trafficking.
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Her hair was knotted and tufted, her lips cracked and dry around the breathing tube.
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The SEC has also cracked down on a fundraising technique known as initial coin offerings.
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Many houses in the vicinity were damaged, their windows, doors and walls cracked, she said.
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This one was a three-separate-tries puzzle for me, but I finally cracked it.
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Many were sick or injured—covered in scabies, their joints twisted and their bones cracked.
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This downstream setup has been severely tested as Tesla has grown, and it's often cracked.
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Cities around the world have cracked down on illegal short-term rentals in various ways.
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We cracked open coconuts, grinding their flesh and squeezing out the cream with our hands.
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Even the southern India state of Karnataka had in March cracked down on the practice.
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It was conceived in 2000, back when WeWork hadn't yet cracked $10 billion in valuation.
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"There is no doubt about the fact that no one has quite cracked the code."
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Now one of the greatest surfers of all time believes he has cracked the code.
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Immediately after Fidel Castro took power in 1959, his revolutionary government cracked down on religion.
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Let me throw in that General Dynamics, which has been my fave, cracked $200 today.
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We talked about the David's cracked ankles, a topic with which Tartuferi was very familiar.
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The ruined square of cracked disrupted blocks where once a summerhouse had turned and stared.
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The zip-up sneakers are dirty and cracked, with holes splitting each of the soles.
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This cracked up the other fictional Carmichaels and elicited big laughs from the studio audience.
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Castillo appeared to lose track of the ball after he cracked his bat on contact.
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Why it matters: Myanmar has cracked down heavily on Rohingya Muslims in the past year.
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Drizzle with the lemon juice and season with sea salt and coarsely cracked black pepper.
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Mortified, I cracked open my door and told him no one was coming until tomorrow.
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The Trump administration rolled back regulations, decimated entire agencies, and cracked down on undocumented immigrants.
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Twice Dariush got Vick to overstep himself, and twice he cracked him clean off it.
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He'd spend the next three years in the AHL, but never cracked the Predators' lineup.
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I haven't cracked the hood except to top up my washer fluid in two decades.
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And John Peel kind of cracked it—so I got rid of me day job.
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It took a few years of defeat — but by 1966, Ford had cracked the code.
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This isn't the first time that Egyptian courts have cracked down on Al Jazeera journalists.
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So, to recap: Satellite communication systems worldwide are "protected" by easily cracked hard-coded passwords.
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Cracked drain tile clogged with earth that made the meadow flood—it didn't mean nothing.
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His skin revolted against the chill of it and another shudder whip-cracked through him.
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Asked whether he had prevailed in his clashes with leftist activists, he cracked a smile.
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By the end of this episode, even their bed has cracked — they sleep separately now.
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Simply put, the two bones in his lower leg cracked and tore through his skin.
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Saudi Arabia let AMC open the country's first movie theater, but cracked down on journalists.
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With Cutler dealing with cracked ribs, Moore now may get to start a few games.
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A window is badly cracked around a hole from a rock or a BB gun.
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Without plasticizer, the box became brittle and shrank, and then finally cracked along its sides.
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Engineers were still repairing a crucial dam near Aguadilla that had cracked during the hurricane.
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Aronson received reports that tapes were arriving at studios in bad shape, cracked and crumbling.
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Having just cracked the top 20, he arrives at Wimbledon as a true dark horse.
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We cracked bad jokes about the best way to split the third kid in half.
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Seeing the rise in opioid abuse and deaths, officials have cracked down on prescriptions painkillers.
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But it was undeniably drag: weird and apocalyptic, drag as seen through a cracked mirror.
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The agency has recently cracked down on a number of projects that aren't legally compliant.
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What's the story you guys haven't cracked that you're spending a lot of time on?
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It has been raised up, carted off, moved and re-moved and cracked and vandalized.
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John cracked a joke, but the future DILF revealed he's actually really great around babies.
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They said on Tuesday that they had cracked an Islamic State cell in southern India.
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For example, he has been seeing children with "these insane dry cracked lips," he said.
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Now hold the egg under running water to peel it, starting at the cracked end.
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The chandelier was cracked and the metal chains holding it on the roof were rusted.
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It's the second time in two years that hackers have successfully cracked the fob's encryption.
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Trump didn't condemn the horrific comment -- the President of the United States cracked a joke.
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It's been more than a year since he cracked the top 10 at a major.
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I stared at the bedroom's cracked plaster ceiling and wondered why I wasn't coping better.
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The fan asked Anderson to speak about the issue on her blog, Cracked China Cup.
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Impeachment is a tall and rickety ladder; conviction is a tiny window, barely cracked open.
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When he cracked open the Cook trusts, Fisher argued, the money would come back home.
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Germany cracked down on its domestic bulk espionage last year, says a newly leaked report.
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Nearby, another hotel, the Ljubljana, was leaning to one side, its ornamental Roman columns cracked.
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A shot cracked the air, its tone higher and sharper than that of a Kalashnikov.
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The idealistic facade of manicured lawns and homogeneity is easily cracked when considering the statistics.
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He then shot perfectly in the next two sessions but cracked in the final one.
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Redistricting cracked the liberal enclave of Asheville and transformed the seat into safe GOP territory.
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This after, realizing that the single life wasn't all it was cracked up to be.
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I'll be back in the spring, hopefully having cracked a new code on weeknight cooking.
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McBride's name is fake, but his volatility is as real as that of cracked artillery.
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The cracked ones are always uneven and have a sharp place where the crack is.
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Her marriage to an official who worked in the medical administration cracked under the pressure.
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While law enforcement agencies have cracked cases by tracking Bitcoin transactions, the process is arduous.
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As he cracked open the box, the smell of fresh Italian leather filled the room.
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President Donald Trump cracked down further on Turkey by doubling tariffs on steel and aluminum.
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The Turkish prime minister, Binali Yildirim, immediately cracked down on news coverage of the attack.
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News reports erroneously suggested that Disney had cracked down on use of Baby Yoda images.
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A native Californian learns that Iowa is as nice as it's cracked up to be.
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My nails were usually stained after a chore; they were tougher, not cracked, seldom manicured.
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In Europe, cities from Amsterdam to Barcelona have cracked down on the home-sharing platform.
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China remained a large buyer of so-called cracked fuel oil as fuel for ships.
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Although no other candidate cracked double-digit support, 5 percent of likely caucusgoers favored Sen.
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The armor — cracked wheat, cumin, allspice and garlic, blackened over charcoal — crumbles at the knife.
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Twelve years ago, social scientists cracked the code on how to get Americans to vote.
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Since then, law enforcement across the country has cracked down on similar live-work spaces.
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The cracked and poorly tended footpath encircling the park is also shaped like a heart.
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How many people have woken up to "I Got You Babe" and just cracked up?
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The officers threw him onto the ground, he said, and cracked him on the head.
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Outlander Brianna was never so compelling as when she cracked Jamie right in the face.
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Whips come in various sizes; the longest one ever cracked was just under 330 feet.
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Some have reported quality problems that vary from cracked windows to rear bumpers falling off.
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My sister and I, both big-city coastal residents in our 20s, silently cracked up.
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And that requires Republicans to keep the door cracked for another repeal vote this month.
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The chair is red pleather, cracked on the seat and mended with silver gaffer tape.
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It was appalling—not a single beer was cracked, never mind a bottle of spirits.
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But in fact, anonymous data can, and has, been cracked to reveal certain individual information.
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