Cracking down The agency has already started cracking down on capital flight.
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For July, Bernstein put Brent cracking margins at $3.02 per barrel (down $1.83 from June); U.S. Gulf Coast cracking margins at $5.06 a barrel (down $0.03); and Singapore cracking margins at $4.74 per barrel (down $1.03).
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Watch this episode of The Secret Life of Muslims to see how Ahmed goes from cracking heads … to cracking jokes.
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Whether or not cracking the phone will have a material impact on cracking the San Bernardino case remains to be seen.
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As for the Uighurs, China is cracking down on this minority just as it's cracking down on all organized religion within its borders.
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Then you cracked up and wrote a book about cracking up, and did a TV movie in which you played yourself cracking up.
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The mythology behind knuckle-cracking So if knuckle-cracking doesn't appear to be bad for you, how did it develop such a bad rap?
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We aren't just wisecracking, here, we're "cracking wise" — or cracking Ys. For what is a Y, really, except a letter I with a V on its head?
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The capacity of the vacuum residue thermal cracking unit (Eureka thermal cracking unit) will climb by 3,000 barrels per day (bpd) to 143,000 bpd on March 31, while that of the No.2 fluid catalytic cracking (FCC) unit will rise by 3,000 bpd to 24,000 bpd at the end of June.
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For those wondering how Reynolds will differentiate his wise-cracking Pikachu from his equally wise-cracking Deadpool, Schwartz adds in a second tweet that he does so remarkably well.
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CRACKING DOWN ON FINANCIAL CRIME Both candidates have called for cracking down on white-collar crime with larger fines and more individual accountability for executives involved in corporate scandals.
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Spotify is cracking down on family plan sharing — again.
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The cracking sound this highly sophisticated maneuver makes is paramount.
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Apple and Google are cracking down on obnoxious online ads.
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So far, House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devon Nunes isn't cracking.
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It's not just North Dakota that's cracking down on protesters.
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Scientists made progress on cracking the secrets of mental illness.
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And who write some cracking tunes, in a traditional way.
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People don't want to be cracking lobsters and getting dirty.
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The issue is that they're not cracking down hard enough.
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Cracking the neural code for movement was trickier than expected.
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He loved it — it was like code cracking to him.
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Spraying hairspray around and cracking jokes, she teases Cher relentlessly.
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The plastic is already cracking a bit on the sides.
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The United States government is cracking down hard on Huawei.
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Sisi's critics accuse him of cracking down on all dissent.
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The cops responded by cracking heads, in what Connecticut Sen.
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In 2016 the authorities began cracking down on the unrest.
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Today, two stories about Facebook cracking down on bad guys.
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For those concerned about animal welfare, it is cracking news.
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But achieving this depends on cracking the fish's olfactory language.
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"It's James," the young person replies, cracking a small smile.
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Credit card companies are increasingly cracking down on this practice.
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And something very interesting happened: the comet started cracking up.
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Some of the products the FDA is cracking down on.
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Shad Hassen, the auctioneer, calls the sale a "cracking result".
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But the rest of the table was cracking up laughing.
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Transport for London is the agency cracking down on Uber.
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Facing growing public pressure, Chinese authorities have begun cracking down.
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That's spurred concerns Erdogan was cracking down on all dissent.
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"The 'firsts' are always hardest," she said, her voice cracking.
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Reynolds himself responded to the headline by cracking a joke.
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She begins, voice cracking first before becoming steady and strong.
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He knew what year it was and started cracking jokes.
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"Within minutes of meeting we were cracking jokes," says Brobbey.
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Y'all are cracking me up… thanks for all the love.
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Cracking open shell companies is the most important of these.
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Beijing is also cracking down on environmental pollution from industry.
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The government's consumer watchdog is cracking down on payday loans.
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Neither side however is showing any sign of cracking yet.
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We were cracking jokes and climbing at our own pace.
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City regulators have been cracking down on the rental service.
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China is increasingly cracking down on Christians, Muslims, and Buddhists.
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Cracking down on fare evaders has racial implications as well.
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Britain is cracking up now because it followed the crackpots.
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Now the U.S. Food and Drug Administration is cracking down.
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Once in place, the stone was whitewashed to prevent cracking.
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Microsoft has historically had trouble cracking into the healthcare business.
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Other proposals include cracking open certain regulators to more transparency.
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Texas isn't the only state cracking down on social media.
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If I crack it, I am cracking someone else's phone.
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Lines where Freddy is more about cracking wise than killing.
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The government also appeared to be cracking down on opponents.
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President Donald Trump's gigantic handwriting is cracking up Twitter — again.
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Sometimes I don't make it to the bridge before cracking.
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Economic change on this scale doesn't happen without something cracking.
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China is cracking down on democratic rights in Hong Kong.
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That doesn't mean cracking down on painkillers was a mistake.
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What's left after cracking gets sent to towers like this.
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Other states are cracking down on lodging to deter visitors.
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In this context, it's not really a case worth cracking.
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Cracking a smile, she said, "I got all my hips."
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"It described Cara," he said, his voice cracking with emotion.
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And her boyfriend, Max, a scruffy director, was cracking jokes.
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"It broke our heart," Ms. Elliott added, her voice cracking.
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A: Old lath and plaster walls are prone to cracking.
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A professional painter should be able to repair minor cracking.
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"We're close to cracking that human performance barrier," Vogt said.
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"You're black, and I'm white," he repeated, his voice cracking.
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A Gen Z kid just cracking into their trust fund?
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It is cracking down on Saudi Arabians funding terrorist groups.
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"You know, twelve is young ," he said, his voice cracking.
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Each added bit makes cracking the encryption exponentially more difficult.
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Cracking this case turns out to be tough and dangerous.
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In other words, the efficiency gap tracks packing and cracking.
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Some parts of the Kenyan government were cracking down, too.
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Facebook is cracking down on coronavirus rumors and conspiracy theories.
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The cracking issue is the latest blow to Boeing (BA).
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Many authoritarian regimes are also cracking down further on dissent.
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Blumenthal had expressed concerns about cracking down on leakers. Aug.
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Cracking down on Russia is not in its commercial interest.
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She reportedly came to work even after cracking a rib.
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Ebner claims her head hit the cement, cracking her skull.
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We're not talking about exploits, password cracking, or anything illegal.
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But it seems like airlines are getting serious about cracking down.
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This is one reality check that's cracking us up big time.
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But there are signs that the wall of civility is cracking.
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"It's heartbreaking to think about that," Lili says, her voice cracking.
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Given the tight Brexit timetable, bankers are keen to get cracking.
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Daniel Craig plays the detective in charge of cracking the case.
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But we have to recognize that the melting pot is cracking.
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And what has been the effect of cracking down on smoking?
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" Asked what she thinks of her newfound fame, Henrietta replied, "Cracking.
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They're all cracking, and they're not playing a long game anymore.
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The cracking in the rocket's turbine blades could cause another delay.
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"Daddy, stop!" she yells again, her voice cracking into a cry.
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The only thing harder than cracking jokes may be translating them.
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I will always remember her cracking that joke and her laugh.
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A joint's gross cracking noise, called "crepitus," could indicate instant progress.
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Amazon appears to have been cracking down on these suspect glasses.
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And here she is on SNL, cracking jokes about that possibility.
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Honestly, we don't blame him for cracking up on that one.
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That time lag makes the lake sound like a cracking whip.
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China has been cracking down on risk in the financial markets.
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Loud, ominous cracking noises continue to be heard throughout the region.
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In "Iron Man," Stark is introduced as a wise-cracking womanizer.
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Also, don't expect to see Cloudflare cracking down on other companies.
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However, cracking the world's largest democracy won't be easy, analysts said.
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But in her secret life, she's a badass, whip-cracking stuntwoman.
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Marie had insisted on cracking the nuts for the yummy desserts.
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Sasse has made cracking jokes about Nickelback his own personal brand.
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Plus, they'd need to heat a sample without cracking the diamonds.
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Cori Gates stops running and falls to the ground, cracking up.
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Meanwhile, Fallon has been cracking jokes alongside a number of celebrities.
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"This is clearly a disappointing moment," McConnell said, his voice cracking.
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But its not only pages that Thailand is cracking down on.
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Of course, he also kept the show's co-hosts cracking up.
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Who are we kidding, we're stilling cracking up at the codename.
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Card cracking=using stolen credit cards to buy stuff illegally online.
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Twitter is cracking down on Russian media advertising via its platform.
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"I'm the YouTube Steve Aoki," he later tells me, cracking up.
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No more cracking open the chest and surgically implanting a valve.
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But that myth has been cracking up for a while now.
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As sea levels and temperatures rise, however, the Tomb is cracking.
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"Please take good care of them," I said, my voice cracking.
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That's us, personified—us sitting in a room cracking mom jokes.
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Solving the quagga conundrum requires cracking two halves of a puzzle.
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He had left them out too long and they were cracking. . . .
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Pakistan says it's done a great job cracking down on terrorists.
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So find a fourth, Poke said, but his voice was cracking.
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So you better get cracking in your 20s, at the latest.
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As a result, he started cracking the books to master coding.
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But Kimmel wasn't the only one cracking jokes during the game.
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With her voice cracking, many in the room were in tears.
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Cracking China has been tough for outsiders, including in fast food.
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The Pakistani authorities have been cracking down on undocumented Afghans refugees.
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Government agencies have already begun cracking down on the cigarette substitutes.
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The local taxi regulator was blocked from cracking down on companies.
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I don't want to go too long without cracking a racket.
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Great (And Totally Unfair) Expectations Sarah spends her dates cracking jokes.
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"You don't think about stuff like that," Loew says, voice cracking.
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The fire hit Vohburg's fluid catalytic cracking unit that produces gasoline.
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It should still be soft enough to bend slightly without cracking.
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"The only thing worse," she said, her voice cracking a little.
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But the Kim regime is cracking down on Western internet use.
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In one Italian city, they're cracking down on these emission enemies.
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At the same time, Western countries are cracking down on immigration.
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Amazon is also cracking down on price-gouging of certain products.
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"We're like sisters," Ms. Piper said, cracking her wide, irresistible smile.
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With the rise of streaming, the old Hollywood system is cracking.
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The quest to understand knuckle cracking, it seems, is not over.
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Now, their governments are cracking down on imported waste, worrying recyclers.
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Almost immediately, Sisi began cracking down on dissent from all sides.
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He is topped at one point by a door cracking open.
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Cracking down on asylum-seekers — particularly Central American children and families.
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And if these guys fall, you don't want the armor cracking.
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Facebook has been cracking down on coronavirus misinformation across its services.
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"We're so committed to the island," she said, her voice cracking.
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She didn't even win the Hottest 100 before cracking the States!
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There are feet, bloated and swollen, and feet, cracking and crusting.
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The city responded by cracking down on corruption and money laundering.
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You take a thing like "Freelove Freeway," that's a cracking tune.
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And until today, Facebook appeared to be cracking under the weight.
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Cracking the window let in smells of root, ash, needle, cold.
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It gets its nickname from the chemical reaction known as cracking.
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Mulvaney is known for cracking down on spending at the agency.
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But this Eastern cornerstone for Democrats appears to be cracking; Mrs.
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Airlines aren't the only ones cracking down on emotional-support animals.
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They say cracking down on agency social media activity is unprecedented.
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Airlines are cracking down on emotional support animals, starting with peacocks.
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"I always appreciate it when someone is cracking up," she said.
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But that base of support may be showing signs of cracking.
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It sounds like an ominous Guantanamo Bay guard cracking their knuckles.
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Cracking Enigma code created a foundation for modern day computer science.
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And let me tell you: Cracking your tibia is quite painful.
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But the Trump administration has been cracking down on U.S. immigration.
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But they were wrong that cracking chess would lead to intelligence.
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Bahrain appears to have used Cellebrite software's mobile phone cracking technology.
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Having joints cracked (or cracking them yourself) might feel nice in the moment (though even that could just be because cracking often coincides with stretching), but there's no scientific evidence that adjustments have any healing properties.
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"Sly was cracking us up the whole flight man," Mr. Coogler recalled.
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Those who do the processing are rewarded for successfully cracking the code.
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Birds with bigger beaks were more successful at cracking the large seeds.
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Wade Wilson (Ryan Reynolds), a Canadian wise-cracking vigilante violent super-soldier
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Jack Dorsey runs both Twitter and Square without cracking open a laptop.
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"Me?" he says, cracking one last smile before heading off to bed.
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He also downloaded a password-cracking tool to try to open it.
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The other thing, too -- KIMBERLY GUILFOYLE, CO-HOST: They&aposre cracking down.
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Interior Minister Gerard Collomb is cracking down on migrant encampments around France.
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Compared to most puzzles, cracking Codex Silenda is a distinctly physical experience.
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Bean Boy, 7, the younger brother, is an extrovert, always cracking jokes.
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She was chatty and cracking jokes and wanted to listen to music.
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As others prepared to head back to Charlottesville, Samantha's commitment was cracking.
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His drunken antics are out of character and are cracking me up.
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Google is cracking down on the apps published to the Play Store.
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China is cracking down on celebrities for allegedly mis-stating their earnings.
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Pop once stage-dived into an empty room, cracking his front teeth.
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Cracking down on abusive tweets has been an ongoing goal of Twitter's.
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They also discussed North Korea and cracking down on the opiate fentanyl.
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But by the end of their first summer, the tiles were cracking.
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Smoke swirled around him and a cracking sound filled the cavernous hall.
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Cristiano didn't seem worried -- cracking a smirk as he began to exercise.
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Larry David is known for cracking jokes that are decidedly politically incorrect.
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But part of his inspiration came from cracking open a fortune cookie.
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Cracking these chocolate geodes has been the most exciting thing for me!!!
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According to the reports, the cameras are reportedly cracking on their own.
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And in the table read, we were cracking up the entire time.
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Now we find out knuckle-cracking may be actually good for you?
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Cops are really cracking down on companies selling so-called encrypted BlackBerrys.
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Cracking down on poachers and traders is difficult, particularly in poor places.
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For Uber, cracking the market was always going to be a struggle.
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I'm just barely cracking 75 and already admitted to having tab issues.
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Now may be the best time to start cracking down on cheaters.
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Li appeared in high spirits, smiling, cracking jokes and waving to reporters.
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And partnering with Chinese companies is a key to cracking that market.
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While cracking EMV readers is possible, it's much harder than magstripe skimming.
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Cracking the league's upper crust is more of a long term goal.
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The emotions, my voice is not cracking as much as it was.
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It's both earnest and wise-cracking, offering immersion as well as context.
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That includes GrayKey, a relatively new and increasingly popular iPhone cracking tool.
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I pose for one, giving double peace signs, cracking a massive smile.
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Twitch is cracking down on harassment — both on and off the platform.
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First, Hillary Clinton tweeted last fall about cracking down on drug prices.
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Not pictured: The wise-cracking, butcher-romancing housekeeper and cute bespectacled cousin.
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"I mean, Donald Trump is our president," he added, cracking a smile.
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"Oh, it is insane," he answers back without even cracking a smile.
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More broadly, this amounts to cracking a banking nut with a sledgehammer.
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But godspeed to those interested in cracking this code for us all.
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Pot: The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is cracking down on fake marijuana.
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Nirenberg's big claim to fame is cracking the brain's code for vision.
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But the principle of cracking down on collusion is a good one.
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After all, you can't get an omelette without cracking a few eggs.
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Barclays is cracking down on using cell phones on its trading floors.
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Trump has made cracking down on immigration a cornerstone of his administration.
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Cracking down on illegal immigration has been a hallmark of Trump's agenda.
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"Please don't call our baby a lump," she said, cracking a smile.
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The Food and Drug Administration is cracking down on antibacterial hand soap.
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China has been cracking down on VPNs in the last few months.
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Russia and China have taken tougher stances, cracking down on the currencies.
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Dean lacks a cracking fastball, and the Yankees figured him out quickly.
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The Democratic Party is cracking down on Democratic primary challengers this cycle.
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When asked about the deal, Boglioli evaded the questions by cracking jokes.
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Don't forget to Instagram before cracking into your creation with crunchy chips.
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But now the European Union is cracking down on this hidden problem.
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Also, consider how frequently you're going to be cracking your cooler open.
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This product is also alcohol-free, so no drying or cracking here!
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For the Justice Department, cracking the iPhone would be a mixed blessing.
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But this isn't a network-cracking simulator like Uplink or Hacker Evolution.
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She eats Brussels sprouts and imitation crab while cracking up Colin Jost.
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Instead the liquid sat on top of the skin, drying and cracking.
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But that mask is cracking, in part, due to a revealing interview.
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"I will always remain broken," Amin whispers, her voice cracking with emotion.
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"I literally got tears in my eyes," he says, his voice cracking.
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But then my cousins kept cracking jokes and having a good time.
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Read This Next: Cracking Down on Opioids Hurts People With Chronic Pain
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As soon as they started kick-pushing around, they were cracking up.
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Turkey has also been cracking down on Islamic State networks at home.
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Pot: The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is cracking down on synthetic marijuana.
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"The pressure and the gusts just started cracking the walls," she said.
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Cracking his case involved one of the first uses of criminal profiling.
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But studying for the LSATs isn't as easy as cracking a book.
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He ends up in prison for cracking a joke about the dictator.
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Trilobites In some households, cracking your knuckles is a declaration of war.
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But her voice keeps cracking, and "What's the Rush" just isn't happening.
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Cracking down on immigration has been a long-standing priority for Trump.
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Drafters accomplish it mainly through two practices commonly called packing and cracking.
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But that edifice of monochromatic machismo showed signs of cracking throughout 2017.
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We're cracking eggs, and there are four kinds in Mr. Kingsley's puzzle.
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He looks like someone just cracked a joke, and he's cracking up.
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Mr. Ryan replied that he would "get to that," cracking a smile.
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Twitter is cracking down on coronavirus misinformation with stricter rules on accuracy.
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"I've got an officer shot, radio!" one voice said, at times cracking.
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But cracking down on all immigrants isn't the answer either, he argues.
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But they're not, so they are going to start cracking up mentally.
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What can I do to prevent or repair cracking in the walls?
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The second my own circle was complete, it was already cracking open.
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India: Ahead of Diwali celebrations, the authorities are cracking down on firecrackers.
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But cracking down on the illegal sport in New Haven is tricky.
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"Just a lot of emotions," Johnson, 27, said in a cracking voice.
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After cracking $400 in early December, Tesla is now up another 20%.
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Every time a new aftershock hit, the windows made ominous cracking sounds.
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Park, in particular, proves her crime-solving smarts cracking the trickier puzzles.
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Turner is no stranger to cracking jokes on her social media accounts.
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MY BIG BRO&aposs FILM The Music of Silence IS LOOKING CRACKING.
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In the 2010s, it seemed like the liberal order was cracking up.
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Those measures could include cracking down on companies taking on excessive debt.
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"Hollywood is cracking open its gates to let us in," she said.
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Some Oklahoma teachers worked almost 10173 years before cracking the $40,000 mark.
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Reddit has revised its policies to make cracking down on abuse easier.
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Women are cracking under the pressure of fighting for Pilot Pete's heart.
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Even the exterior is made to avoid cracking or dulling over time.
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In fact, the foundations of Israel's long-term national security are cracking.
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So, for example, we are really cracking down on the drug dealing.
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The lead women ran by at their cracking pace, elegant and forceful.
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But cracking down on crack didn't stop illegal drug consumption or sales.
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In recent years, the DEA has really been cracking down on analogs.
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That doesn't mean that cracking down on pill mills is a mistake.
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Another key component of the legislation is cracking down on impaired driving.
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Get the BUFF BABY Dumbbell Baby Rattle for $12.88 See Details The Lil' Lager Baby Bottle turns cracking open a cold one with the boys into cracking open a cold one with the baby, and it's too cute.
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The US has only recently has started cracking down on the legal trade.
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Identifying shoe designers and hair care procedures became integral in cracking a case.
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That means reading new scripts, cracking new jokes, and getting back into character.
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He points, shoots, jokes (repeat), often while cracking wise right into the camera.
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"Yes," she tells FitOps' publicist, Madison Rizzo, who's sitting next me, cracking up.
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"Oh, she was herself in the hospital — she was cracking jokes," she said.
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Obviously, cities should get cracking on their plans for the self-driving future.
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Magufuli's government denies cracking down on the opposition and stifling freedom of expression.
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Pinterest, Facebook, and YouTube are cracking down on fake vaccine news Forget cars.
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Hader, 28, from Guthrie, Oklahoma, had a serious stroke by cracking his neck.
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When he let the kids help him out cracking the morse code: 17.
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Opponents, however, accuse him of cracking down on dissent and limiting democratic space.
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There's nothing more entertaining than watching Sandor cracking his opponent's heads open, right?
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In a perfect world, I would have been cracking jokes the whole time.
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Soon it'll be getting wispy chin-hairs and its voice will be cracking.
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But he believes the new study doesn't completely solve the knuckle cracking mystery.
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But then other walls started cracking, and then the floor started to incline.
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Police believe Vetrano bit her attacker because her teeth showed signs of cracking.
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And why officials in South-East Asia are cracking down on street food.
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He folded his hands and teared up, his voice cracking as he spoke.
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"I never thought it was possible," Herman said, his voice cracking with emotion.
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Love Island winners Jack Fincham and Dani Dyer could be cracking on again.
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That can cause cracking, which can, in turn, disrupt the flow of ions.
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The Chinese government is reportedly cracking down on would-be start-up investors.
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He looked relaxed, cracking jokes and responding quickly to yelps from the audience.
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According to the other men in the house, Blake is "cracking" under pressure.
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He spent three seasons on NFL practice squads before finally cracking a roster.
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All the more reason for Mr Kim to get cracking on economic reform.
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While it might sound loud depending on the person, cracking is totally fine.
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Contrary to popular belief, cracking your joints is not necessarily a bad thing.
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"I'm looking forward to him cracking jokes on the wedding day," Tank said.
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This tradition involves cracking an egg and separating its yolk from its white.
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Is central mama turning soft again, or is she still cracking the whip?
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World Cup gambling is big worldwide — but China's been cracking down on it.
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The government is even cracking down on Christians more aggressively through legal means.
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One day, you're cracking jokes about your body and confident about the future.
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The mobile phone forensics cracking industry can sometimes be a pretty dirty place.
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It showed Brazil was serious about cracking down on modern slavery, they said.
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Sometimes it's just the brothers cracking jokes, other times it's important character development.
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Every report of a rogue police force cracking jokes about him raised concerns.
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This year, the government and ticket marketplaces are cracking down on short selling.
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This week, however, Twitter has been cracking down on many of these accounts.
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If Airbnb was cracking down on illegal hotels, wasn't that a good thing?
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"Doing pretty good," the 37-year-old responds before cracking her first joke.
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It broke the silence, like ice cracking on a pond after the winter.
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Veteran teachers had often worked about 10 years before cracking the $40,000 mark.
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The hydrotreater adjoins the refinery's 56,000 bpd gasoline-producing fluidic catalytic cracking unit.
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Algerian armed forces have been cracking down on militants tied to Islamic State.
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"The big thing to me was cracking 40," President Donald Trump told reporters.
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"Your mother is going back to Germany," my father said, his voice cracking.
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You can't make a viable new media company without cracking a few eggs.
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The Obama administration gave several reasons for cracking down on fixed indemnity insurance.
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His guards retaliated with beatings, re-breaking his arm and cracking his ribs.
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Trump also blasted the FCC last month for cracking down on the deal.
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Bigger picture: This is not the only industry Gottlieb is cracking down on.
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Last year, the shower tiles started cracking and pulling away from the wall.
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Government regulators in Australia's Northern Territory have been cracking down on alcohol sales.
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His administration has been increasingly cracking down on Abu Sayyaf in recent months.
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Nvidia is cracking down on unwanted use of some of its graphics cards.
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The 737 Max is not affected by the cracking issue, the company said.
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That hazardous tomb, known as the Runit Dome, is now chipping and cracking.
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The Petrobras investigation has emboldened prosecutors who are ruthlessly cracking down on corruption.
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When delivering bad news, cracking jokes is disrespectful and comes off as rude.
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The Dems Convention is cracking up and Bernie is exhausted, no energy left!
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We have seen firsthand how chipping, cracking lead paint creates toxic living conditions.
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What's different about Kimmel is that he's not cracking jokes about health care.
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Cracking down on monopolies is not enough to defeat propaganda on its own.
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Trump is once again raising the prospect of cracking down on Silicon Valley.
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She was sitting in her nightgown, cracking roasted sunflower seeds between her teeth.
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We're cracking down on sanctuary cities, can you believe this, where they protect.
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In the absence of a tougher federal response, cities may start cracking down.
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Back in July, Trump made a promise to start cracking down on porn.
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Like Bunny, a funny but curious five-year-old ("she's constantly cracking jokes").
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Taobao is now cracking down on these vendors, the Xinhua News Agency reports.
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It took me a long time to feel comfortable even cracking an egg!
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Police are cracking jokes on Twitter, though, so maybe that's a good sign.
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By afternoon, clouds hang on the hilltops, threatening to rain but rarely cracking.
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In recent weeks, nursing home operators nationwide have been cracking down on visitors.
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"Hi, Daddy, I'm sitting in your den crying," he read, his voice cracking.
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This is like lashing a rope around the cracking foundation of a building.
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There's help in our solving guide under the "Cracking the Harder Clues" tab.
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New Mexico State swaggered through pregame warm-ups, cracking jokes between swished threes.
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And to suppress dissent, they are cracking down on democracy and human rights.
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Legal weed is coming and they will start cracking down on the unlicensed.
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Some worried about the unintended consequences of cracking down on tech's biggest companies.
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But the government isn't just cracking down on the unrest in the streets.
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It was a way of cracking the door open without challenging the Houthis.
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The adorable, joke-cracking boy she'd remembered had grown into a lonely teenager.
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The College Board said it was now cracking down on such site arrangements.
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But I know he's up there cracking his jokes and mixing things up.
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As the visitors neared that day, they heard a cracking boom like thunder.
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Unlike many cisgender boys in puberty, I was charmed by my cracking voice.
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He and other opposition politicians have accused Lungu of cracking down on dissent.
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Summer TV just became as easy as cracking open a can of rosé.
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"She is cracking that space in America for Liberian writers," Ms. Wesley said.
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Amy Schumer is already cracking jokes about her close friend Jennifer Lawrence's wedding.
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After-hours care is a problem that few countries have succeeded in cracking.
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"It just looked like somebody whose insides were cracking open," Mr. Echols said.
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At home, Mr. Xi is cracking down on dissent and consolidating his power.
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But when the party started cracking down on Uighurs, her parents were detained.
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That can cause cracking, which can in turn disrupt the flow of ions.
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"She went through so much, mentally," Ms. Francis-Hartley said, her voice cracking.
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I also studied the book "Cracking the Coding Interview" by Gayle Laakmann McDowell.
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Trump made cracking down on immigration a key promise of his presidential campaign.
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Instagram is cracking down on posts related to diet products and cosmetic surgery.
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The man then turned violent, beating Shy's face and possibly cracking his ribs.
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Another inmate struck him in the head with a chair, cracking his skull.
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He denies restricting media freedom and cracking down on democracy and human rights.
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But authorities have begun cracking down on mining operations, according to the Atlantic.
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Me and my stylist, John Tan, who's here, were both, like, cracking up.
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"It's tough, a good friend," Lundqvist said, his eyes watering and voice cracking.
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Instead, it might be worth cracking a door or a window, when possible.
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The Star Wars droid was envisioned as a fast-talking, wise-cracking robot.
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And the rest of the emerging market complex appears finally to be cracking.
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To stem the flow of refugees, authorities are cracking down on border crossings.
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Some governments have taken an active role in cracking down on gay people.
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Spain has led Europe in cracking down on Russian-based organized crime groups.
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Not that a dictionary would be much help cracking her witty thematic clues.
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West is laughing it off by cracking jokes about the DJ's mouse helmet.
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States and cities around the world are cracking down on diesel air pollution.
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So even for people today who might have heard your warnings before, would you say that now we're at a point like in '07, when that HSBC index was cracking, when you see bond markets cracking, is now that point?
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After Trader Joe's, we go through the car wash and I start cracking up.
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The overall level of movement from Trump doesn't signal that his base is cracking.
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"Yes," Gillibrand responded, her sunny smile cracking in the harsh glare of the spotlight.
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There's no way, I thought, that synchronized swimmers are cracking vertebrae and getting concussions.
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The above quote comes from Bird Sister, founder of the Chinese cracking group 3DM.
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It was a holy mess cracking those suckers open, but they were damn good.
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"It's a results business, I understand," he told a press conference, his voice cracking.
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Even international giants like Apple and Samsung have trouble cracking double-digit market share.
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But that didn't stop Twitter users from cracking jokes about the bill's odd name.
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Cracking AI could be a step change in human existence - for better or worse.
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Since at least 2013, China has been cracking down on subversive Hong Kong publishers.
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The nurse pointed out that my lips were cracking and my skin looked dry.
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Last year, Twitter started cracking down on verifying controversial figures and announced new guidelines.
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Twitter started cracking down on sensitive content while implementing stricter rules against sexual harassment.
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His head hit the floor, cracking his skull and causing bleeding on his brain.
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President Donald Trump's approach to cracking down on illegal immigration is still taking shape.
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It can move its head from side to side like it's cracking its neck.
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She did at first, but then we had her cracking up ... then just baffled.
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Now the platform is turning its attention to cracking down on anti-vaccine misinformation.
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Some asked why the government was not cracking down on prostitutes or short skirts.
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Twitter started losing users in the spring after cracking down on bots and spam.
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The whole thing can just be them cracking wise on the road to nowhere.
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Juul Labs is not the only organization that the FDA is cracking down on.
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He then walked around, hugging people, shaking hands, saying thank you, and cracking jokes.
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Luckily, no one was hurt, and Leno was even cracking jokes at the end.
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"Not as student-to-instructor, just as human beings," she said, her voice cracking.
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There has been little progress in clearing roadways blocked by bridges and pavement cracking.
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That's a lot of pressure for just a few days, so let's get cracking.
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For now, you can just keep cracking up at the promo video on repeat.
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Delta Air Lines is not the only carrier cracking down on emotional support animals.
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When I failed to do so without cracking up I was threatened with arrest.
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Here are 5 reasons why it's still worth cracking open your iPhone's operating system.
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That would add to closure of the refinery's gasoline-producing fluidic catalytic cracking unit.
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In northern Russia, buildings are sinking and cracking as the permafrost beneath them thaws.
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This is not a series about cracking Jake Paul or rehabilitating him — not really.
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"It's subject to cracking and leaking," Musk said during a presentation after the explosion.
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There's a giddiness about really cracking into a particular scene, or a particular moment.
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When it comes to cracking down on tech giants, India is on a roll.
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It has also proposed tough new legislation on NGOs while cracking down on media.
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It would echo and reverb all over the place, it was cracking me up.
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Ride-hailing would be included, cracking open Uber (UBER)and Lyft's (LYFT) data vaults.
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Jeff Sessions detailed the admin's plan for cracking down on these cities last month.
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Simpson appeared fit, relaxed and voluble, regularly cracking wise to laughter from other attendees.
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Forgive my voice for cracking a little bit, but the emotion is still high.
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I just sing from The Sound of Music for her and she's cracking up.
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But recently they've been cracking down on the code, like with open-toed shoes.
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Despite the potential, cracking the Asian derivatives trade outside China has not been easy.
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The city of Indio, where Coachella takes place, is cracking down on marijuana use.
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Cracking open those channels would be significantly more complicated than passing a US law.
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They further believe Vetrano bit her attacker, because her teeth showed signs of cracking.
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They're just waiting in the wings, cracking jokes, while they wait for the limelight.
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In this interview, it doesn't even come close to cracking the top five. 7.
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And they are proud of cracking down on expressions of hatred against religious minorities.
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But the Times showed him cracking 50 percent, ten points above incumbent Mike Coffman.
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For AI researchers in particular, the idea of cracking Go has become an obsession.
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Cracking up other kids as an adolescent is one of Roth's core recurrent memories.
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Trump has made cracking down on illegal immigration a central tenet of his administration.
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It's one of several indications that US regulators are cracking down on big tech.
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Unless you work at one of the participating teams, in which case, get cracking.
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I enjoy cracking them open one by one, like salty, umami-packed Pop Rocks.
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President Trump campaigned on cracking down on illegal immigration and stepping up border security.
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"I call it cracking 'The Da Vinci Code' of the rat problem," Nickerson said.
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They further believe Vetrano bit her attacker, because her teeth showed signs of cracking.
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The Bahraini government has a history of cracking down on anti-government criticism online.
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Days earlier, authorities started cracking down on the Solidarity movement and imposed martial law.
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"It's a 12-year-old boy heading home," Mr. Fitzpatrick said, his voice cracking.
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But she also turned emotional, her voice cracking, when she spoke of what Mrs.
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Residents have also been alarmed by the menacing trend of cracking bullwhips for exercise.
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"Machine-made terra cottas are prone to cracking in the winter," Ms. Freda said.
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Cracking down on payday lenders was one of Cordray's top priorities at the CFPB.
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Much of it consists of folks sitting around cracking jokes and noodling on guitars.
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Video: The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is cracking down on multichannel video programming distributors.
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"We can't fully protect taxpayers without cracking down on unscrupulous return preparers," Wyden said.
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At the trial, my rapist had been found not guilty, and I was cracking.
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" Her voice sometimes cracking as she spoke, Mangum said the experience was "haunting her.
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Sequins have discolored, threads have come loose, and paint on the soles is cracking.
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"God bless you," he says, his voice finally cracking, "and you may now flip."
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Robinson later said that it was the closest he came to cracking and retaliating.
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It usually starts with one person subconsciously acting out or cracking under the pressure.
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Twitter's video streaming app, Periscope, is cracking down on spam and, specifically, fake engagements.
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What's next: Iranian law enforcement will likely continue cracking down to deter future uprisings.
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Opponents accuse him of becoming increasingly authoritarian, undermining democracy and cracking down on dissent.
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It was a cracking display of striking in MMA and, frankly, of striking generally.
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Some retailers have started cracking down on excessive returns by tracking shoppers' return activity.
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Then came what Mr. Gonzalez sees as the cracking of the great glass ceiling.
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Her painting is dominated by a large purplish-brown oval with heavy cracking paint.
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Because the material is expensive and prone to cracking, watchmakers rarely experiment with it.
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One of the economy's strongest segments may be showing signs of cracking: job growth.
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"I'm terrified," she said, her voice cracking with emotion as she ended her shift.
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"I'm terrified," she said, her voice cracking with emotion as she ended her shift.
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Drafters accomplish it mainly through two practices that are commonly called packing and cracking.
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Both cracking and packing produce wasted votes that don't contribute to a candidate's election.
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But in recent years the Justice Department has been cracking down on such leaks.
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He displayed a tough side by cracking down on youth crime and antisocial behavior.
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Sometimes, Dr. Sitar said, it is possible to hear the cracking before a fall.
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In the late 1960s, the government began cracking down on students, artists and activists.
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"Before I left in the morning, I would cry," he said, his voice cracking.
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In addition to cracking nuts with rocks, some chimpanzees kill monkeys with wooden spears.
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It's common to have both kinds of cracking — and both types can be repaired.
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But at least she seems to be having fun this time, cracking herself up.
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In the opening stanza, for instance, John's voice comes near to cracking with despair.
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But she teaches what's known as laughter yoga, a class dedicated to... cracking up.
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His administration has made cracking down on illegal and legal immigration a focal point.
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Kyrgios doubled over in laughter, while Campistol again couldn&apost resist cracking a smile.
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But on Monday evening, they said, serious cracking emerged again, prompting the evacuation order.
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The first lady has been a passionate advocate for cracking down on youth vaping.
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Meanwhile, South Korea and China have already announced they are cracking down on cryptocurrencies.
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Why is Turkey cracking down on the free press, and free speech in general?
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He agrees with Trump on enhancing border security and cracking down on asylum laws.
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Outside of RSA, Nintendo has been cracking down on game leaks in recent months.
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Cracking open the out-of-print paperback, I was surprised to find myself enthralled.
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Studies like that have persuaded some cities to get cracking with the white paint.
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Right now, the primary calendar is cracking under the weight of its own anachronisms.
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His voice cracking frequently, Izzo called the result the toughest loss of his career.
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Ms. Han asks whether Singapore is cracking down on fake news or the opposition.
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The central government has made cracking down on the disease there a national priority.
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The staffer looked at Coons and asked if the senator was cracking a joke.
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Attorney General William Barr has criticized Apple as unhelpful in cracking the locked iPhones.
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DECISIVE DELAWARE The Delaware courts receive an A for cracking down on merger litigation.
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Their idea sparked while they were "cracking each other up" one night over wine.
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Don't be surprised if your giftees pack their bags soon after cracking this open.
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The White House is also cracking down on the sale of flavored e-cigarettes.
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Nevertheless, it is cracking down on those trying to spirit people over the border.
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The federal government has been cracking down on overbilling practices by health-care companies.
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So far, Ballard says they have seen no structural cracking — the worry with concrete.
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Every report of a rogue police force cracking racist jokes about him raised concern.
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Op-Ed Contributor President Trump has wasted no time in cracking down on immigration.
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In fact, he's repeatedly voiced an eagerness to begin cracking down on legal states.
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Maybe it's how fun I find all the characters, especially the wise cracking Mirage.
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Both songs became huge hits, cracking the Top 290 of the Billboard Hot 22.
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Republican strategists dismiss the notion that their Texas base shows any signs of cracking.
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People in the test-prep industry often talk about "cracking" or "gaming" the exam.
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To do so, they used a time-tested technique known as packing and cracking.
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The terrors of imminent parenthood aside, the whole world seemed to be cracking up.
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Those could include a child cracking a smile or a dog entering the frame.
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Was that the cracking sound of the future interrupting centuries of empire and totalitarianism?
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His biggest issue -- edits that made it seem like he was cracking under pressure.
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Or you can do "cracking," where you are spreading your own people very thin.
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Cracking wise about contentious subjects has been its own source of outrage for years.
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"I'm a fun guy," smiled the usually stoic Leonard, cracking a joke with the media.
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Ironically, Cuba's government has joined Mr Trump in cracking down on the country's emergent capitalism.
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Sajak, busy cracking up, finally responded that yes, they were (still) being sent to Italy.
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So the new measures are best viewed as a cork shoved into a cracking dam.
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"Sessions is cracking down on dispensaries, claiming they increase crime in those areas," he said.
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It takes away the risk of dropping and cracking your phone while on the move.
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The company has received 16 reports of the glass cracking once the candle is lit.
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Facebook has been cracking down on the fake news that gets shared on its platform.
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Twitter's number one goal in 2017 was curbing abuse and cracking down on hate speech.
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Instagram is cracking down on third-party apps by limiting their access to users' data.
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You can have cracking, chapping, redness, or skin so raw that it splits and bleeds.
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They're all so supportive of each-other, they have razor-sharp wit, they're cracking jokes.
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But it better get cracking—the shoebox-sized probe has only 22 hours to live.
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The state's highway patrol warned drivers of two cases of cracking concrete along Interstate 29.
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The platform is cracking down on videos featuring children in compromising, predatory, or creepy situations.
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There's just something unsettling about being so dehydrated to the point of cracking and flaking.
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The Justice Department has been aggressively cracking down on spoofing in the precious metals market.
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Still, I could hear #PickMe Twitter cracking their knuckles to tweet mean things about her.
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But regulators have been cracking down on such arrangements: Britain stopped these payments in 2013.
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We may not live in a Hillary Clinton world, but we're cracking that glass ceiling!!!
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" Tech's growing comfort with cracking down on hate speech, Torba said, is a "slippery slope.
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Most observers agree, though, that Nigeria's population is growing at a cracking 3% a year.
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She talked to our critic-at-large Amanda Hess about cracking open the novel's world.
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Hardliners are more interested in cracking down on the protesting women, labeling them as deviants.
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In line with Trump's campaign promises, ICE is cracking down on deportations since Jan 20.
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"As soon as he said that, the bench made this horrible cracking sound," she says.
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"She was cracking jokes right away and she kind of broke the ice," Jonas said.
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The president has made cracking down on illegal immigration a central focus of his administration.
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Second, it's an older game, and cracking groups focus efforts on the games in demand.
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Despite playing rivals onscreen, the two actors couldn't stop cracking each other up while filming.
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The US Food and Drug Administration is cracking down on electronic cigarette use among teens.
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Over the last year, German police have started cracking down on online hate speech violations.
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But as it loosens up in some areas, it is also cracking down on dissent.
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They used to add horse hair to concrete to keep it from cracking while hardening.
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"Now their smell is completely neutral," Lorenzo says, cracking open a white bean to demonstrate.
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The cracking of Resident Evil 7 in less than a week prompted Denuvo to respond.
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I surely don't expect Scott Pruitt to be interested in cracking down on any polluters.
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Trump's administration has been focused on cracking down on immigration since taking office in 2017.
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Three years after that first encounter with Tapia, he's no closer to cracking the code.
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Following the Holocaust, Germany passed laws cracking down on hate speech and praise of Nazism.
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Thank you for cracking open the heart which is now breaking (it's always worth it).
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He finished 3-for-5, cracking his 28th homer of the year in the fifth.
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They fight over the phone, and Egon falls, cracking his head open on the table.
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Pokémon Go players, beware: Niantic is starting to get serious about cracking down on cheaters.
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Maybe Obama didn't want to stir right-wing extremists up by cracking down on them.
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They end the video cracking up and hugging, letting the beat play the song off.
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On Friday, Arden said on Facebook that Kaden was "cracking jokes" when they found him.
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And at first glance cracking down on offensive or hateful speech may seem like progress.
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Funny timing considering tennis and golf seem to be cracking down on dress codes lately.
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The House passed legislation Friday aimed at cracking down on attorneys who bring frivolous lawsuits.
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You might recall, she was also cracking up during a date night back in August.
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China is also cracking down on risky lending before this years key Communist Party congress.
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For months now, Google has been cracking down on ads from third-party repair services.
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President Donald Trump made cracking down on illegal immigration a focal point of his administration.
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It rewrote its user rules and guidelines, and has started cracking down on bot accounts.
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It is fair to ask whether Trump is cracking under the pressure of presidential politics.
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"We just learned this moments ago, just this morning," Guthrie said, with her voice cracking.
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Wow, that feels better already [sound of knuckles cracking] TC: So, Mark, let's talk hardware!
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When the wireless earbuds debuted, people couldn't stop cracking jokes about losing the little things.
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Meanwhile Calvin Kattar and Shane Burgos had a cracking clash of styles on the feet.
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Cracking open the retirement piggy bank to offset tax cuts for corporations and the wealthy?
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China is also cracking down on risky lending before this year's key Communist Party congress.
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China has been cracking down on tax cheats as demands grow on the nation's coffers.
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"I've been twice, mate," pipes up Rhiannon, who's still cracking eggs over in the corner.
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I'm not sure we're going to see President Trump cracking the books, so to speak.
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"Roger Goodell" quickly began to trend on Twitter, with some social media users cracking jokes.
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He said the coalition should focus on cutting spending and cracking down on tax evasion.
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Cracking A general term to describe breaking into a security system, usually for nefarious purposes.
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Phishing Phishing is really more of a form of social engineering than hacking or cracking.
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You can also honor this intellectually curious new moon by cracking open a new book.
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At CES, Netflix Chief Product Officer Neil Hunt admitted that cracking down would be tough.
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Houses along the planned route began to crumble, with foundations cracking and porches falling off.
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Amber Portwood's relationship with ex-fiancé Matt Baier seems to finally be cracking under pressure.
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Chargers fans should hope he flashes this ability early and often once pads start cracking.
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Cracking the FE open, everything looks to be about the same, except for the battery.
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Even the league's stodgy PR guy is cracking jokes in Trump voice about extra points.
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If you're cracking open your first pack of birth control pills, welcome to the club!
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Wow, get me, I thought, eating something that needed cracking open that wasn't a tin.
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In her post, Warren outlined a two-pronged approach to cracking down on internet giants.
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Indonesia has been cracking down on suspected militants since the attack in Jakarta last month.
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The U.S. has been cracking down on Eastern European nationals who profit from spreading malware.
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Still, Hader told the Post that he has no interest in cracking his neck again.
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Future's 33rd birthday bash had the joint cracking before cops finally paid him a visit.
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It appears Google is cracking down on adblocking apps in the Google Play store. Hmm.
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Fresh coats of mud are applied to stop cracking and to maintain the walls' strength.
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Gillespie — even when talking about cracking down on MS-13 — isn't the slightest bit Trumpy.
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Slowpokes, beware: More states are cracking down on drivers who dawdle in the left lane.
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Healthcare: The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) are cracking down on medical fraud.
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Instagram is now cracking down and has also warned its marketing partners against data scraping.
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While rare, regulatory takeovers aimed at cracking down on systemic financial risks are not unprecedented.
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"In two years my daughter will be 21," Worsham told the committee, her voice cracking.
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Twitter has been aggressively cracking down on fake accounts that have long plagued its platform.
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A cracking whip and a thudding bass drum bring this sublime conjuration to an end.
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Tenderfoot has a lot of experience when it comes to producing case-cracking crime podcasts.
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If you're biding your time until the absolute last minute, you'll need to get cracking.
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Cracking down on feminists while implementing the most feminist reform of the Kingdom of Saudi
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The agency is cracking down on the trucks and hitting the cartels where it hurts.
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Perhaps you're already dreaming of cracking a cold one at the end of your workday.
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"We are not cracking down on innocent bookkeeping errors," said Mr. Sobrino, the state spokesman.
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Twitter has been aggressively cracking down on fake accounts that have long plagued its platform.
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Marks starts by cracking and separating eggs to create the base for the pasta sauce.
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Cracking open Harry Potter means living in a world where magic is real, however briefly.
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"She was cracking jokes right away and kind of broke the ice," Jonas tells E!
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Only two other teams, Michigan and Oklahoma, had any real hope of cracking the list.
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So this is what they mean by cracking open a cold one with your pals.
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Although there are some buyer complaints of the lid cracking, I've never had that problem.
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Lightweight plastic build means you don't have to worry so much about cracking glass backs.
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Authorities deny systemic wrongdoing and say they are cracking down on a few bad eggs.
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Twitter is cracking down on fake accounts, but that raises questions about its recent growth.
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He has also used that demagoguery as a pretext for cracking down on political opponents.
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"My friend was beaten here and I couldn't defend him," he said, his voice cracking.
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"In 2017 I would have thrown a party," said Ahn of cracking the top 100.
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The Federal Communications Commission is cracking down on misuse of Emergency Alert System (EAS) tones.
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"Him, Vic, everybody that's cracking now, they can draw the line from us," he says.
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Cracking down on the manufacturing and distribution of fentanyl in China is no easy task.
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"Those are the only phone calls that really mattered," Mr. Kelly said, his voice cracking.
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Chief Justice Roberts responded that cracking and packing must be analyzed at the district level.
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DNA is cracking cold cases Recently, DNA has been giving cold cases a second chance.
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I'm not suggesting wandering off to Mongolia without cracking a guidebook (although that sounds fun).
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Their primary victories raise the likelihood of women cracking the state's all-male congressional delegation.
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I heard online this will reduce eyelid cracking, despite the retinol, so we shall see.
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Trump has made cracking down on immigration a focus of his 2020 re-election campaign.
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YouTube is cracking down on political content Welcome to day one of the 2020 election.
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Then, ethane cracking requires enormous amounts of power, with a concomitantly large greenhouse gas footprint.
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In response, Mexico began cracking down on illegal migration, sharply increasing detentions of undocumented migrants.
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"People have been calling me courageous," Ms. Pearl said at the toast, her voice cracking.
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"That they're cracking down shows that trust isn't there any more," one enlisted SEAL said.
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Whoever eats the dumpling risks cracking a tooth but is promised a year of riches.
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"I just couldn't believe what was happening to me," Ms. Young said, her voice cracking.
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Cracking down on workers' rights will hurt unions in the long run, financially and reputationally.
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The Chinese government claims it is cracking down on terrorism and extremism in the region.
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With his voice cracking, he added, "There's no handbook for guiding an overachiever like Hannah."
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But when President Xi Jinping's government began cracking down on Uighurs, her parents were detained.
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She needs a private detective, an expert in old New York mysteries and cracking codes.
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It started cracking down hard after a massacre at a cafe in Dhaka last July.
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Britain feels anxious, traditional loyalties cracking, on the cusp of a transition to the unknown.
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Those who advocate for cracking down on "fake news" and "hate speech" reject this view.
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Facing a public reckoning, the Trump Organization has been cracking down on its unauthorized laborers.
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Both manage to breeze past it without cracking up, which is a feat in itself.
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But many onlookers say the U.S. has been cracking down on tax avoidance for years.
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One source sent Motherboard a screenshot of a piece of Ring cracking software in action.
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The federal government has been cracking down on for-profit colleges, leading some to close.
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In the Senate, there are very few public signs of the Great Red Wall cracking.
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It's called "Cracking the Cryptic," and you can watch them solve the puzzle from Nov.
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For 12 weeks, the government flailed for a solution, variously promising reform and cracking down.
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Today's comments signal that Twitter is cracking down even further on its anti-surveillance rule.
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"It's the most horrible thing a parent can go through," Sigrid said, her voice cracking.
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Research has shown over and over again that, no, cracking your knuckles does no damage.
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The Canadian's arrest comes as the Australian government has been cracking down on foreign fighters.
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Miller directed an immediate time compliance technical order inspection to identify and correct any cracking to ensure airworthiness of these C-130 aircraft," the statement said, adding that "aircraft that are inspected and determined to have no cracking will be immediately returned to service.
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Magufuli has won praise from some Western donors for cracking down on corruption and tax evasion.
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I'm not doing anything, just sitting in a bar in Westchester cracking jokes with he locals.
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This treadmill terror of an elimination quickly turns into a comical nut-cracking circus ballet act.
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And then we start cracking a few jokes between us about how short our flight was.
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"Password-cracking technology has advanced by leaps and bounds," said Darren Guccione, CEO of Keeper Security.
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I'm not doing anything, just sitting in a bar in Westchester cracking jokes with the locals.
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It's an oil-based sealant, the kind that prevents roads from cracking and potholes from forming.
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Image: USGSOfficials are also warning about worsening ground cracking, which has already badly damaged one home.
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And he would be like cracking jokes and open with so many folks, just very warm.
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The USGS is also warning of new ground cracking, and possible new outbreaks of lava flows.
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Popular accounts quickly recirculated the pics side-by-side, and the internet is cracking up. SHE!
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"Do your thing," he says, cracking up as Jubilee spits the food out onto a napkin.
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WikiLeaks has never published this video, reportedly because the group never succeeded in cracking the password.
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Also cracking double figures for Indiana were Juwan Morgan and Justin Smith with 219 points each.
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"Hang up the phone, hang up the phone," said Fallon as he started cracking up laughing.
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The weather could be absolutely beautiful one minute, and a hailstorm the next, that's cracking windshields.
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It's a lot of Will Smith and Martin Lawrence cracking jokes while catching the bad guys?
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The authorities have been cracking down on dissent in the country and preventing opposition-led demonstrations.
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Federal prosecutors have recently started cracking down on drugmakers accused of contributing to the opioid epidemic.
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While AirPods were once derided for resembling toothbrush heads, nobody's really cracking jokes about them anymore.
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Some of the best moments in horror movies come from characters cracking jokes to break tension.
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But, as Ms. Prokopyeva noted, cracking down so hard has often fueled anger and further unrest.
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I leave to the sound of my BF scolding the dog, but secretly I'm cracking up.
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"I'm forever grateful for her," Mompiere added, her voice cracking as she broke down in tears.
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Meanwhile, some suggest that cracking down on sites like Backpage places sex workers in more danger.
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Twitter is cracking down on hate speech and not just by looking at its own site.
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One could hear the old Bavarian order creaking and cracking, like ice on an Alpine lake.
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The Trump administration has prioritized cracking down on Chinese exports of fentanyl and its precursor chemicals.
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Unlike Frexit, tightening borders, limiting immigration and cracking down on foreign "posted" workers are popular propositions.
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Some progress has been made in cracking down on the flow of Chinese opioids to America.
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Since inauguration day, cracking down on immigration has been one of Mr Trump's most zealous endeavours.
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If appointed, would Sessions consider bringing back obscenity prosecutions and cracking down on the porn industry?
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The emergency route would be needed if Highway 130, which has experienced severe cracking, becomes impassable.
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The department has been "cracking down" on open drug use, but has limited resources, he said.
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Authorities are cracking down on wireless devices and substitute exam sitters in particular, according to Xinhua.
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After each use, the condoms were washed, carefully dried, and rubbed with oil to prevent cracking.
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Meanwhile, the efficacy of politicians focusing counterterrorism efforts on cracking down on online extremism remains doubtful.
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González intoned the names of those who were laid to rest, her voice cracking with anguish.
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This year, however, it seems the Emmys started cracking under the weight of all that irony.
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He seems to have obtained the data by guessing passwords, cracking address books and so on.
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Trump made cracking down on illegal immigration a key part of his presidential campaign in 2016.
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India has been cracking down on child marriages and campaigners said such shows could dent progress.
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By cracking the mainland code, Miami has discovered what NYC and LA have always had: diversity.
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In any case, it's good that Apple is cracking down on irresponsible use of this technology.
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All that in mind, it makes total sense that Amazon is cracking down on fake reviews.
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The Trump administration is also cracking down on what it considers unfair trade practices by China.
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Cracking down on China over trade represented a core 2016 appeal to his blue-collar base.
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The task of cracking down on violators falls to members of the S.E.C.'s enforcement staff.
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He is loved, learning new things, and cracking me and my friends up all the time.
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Not to mention that brands have begun cracking down on influencers with fake followers as well.
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It also doesn't have quality issues some makers suffer from, like glass cracking or poor filtering.
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This follows incidents like the Yuntaishan glass bridge in central China's Henan province cracking last September.
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If we want to fight terrorism effectively, we should also be cracking down on terrorism financing.
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If you're interested in cracking open a new book, check out these business and entrepreneurship classics.
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Cracking it would require an extra piece of customised software aimed at neutering the Enclave itself.
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But even while the glacier is cracking, its large size makes it safe for daily trekking.
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Pokémon Go is cracking down on players manipulating the game with third-party software, offenders claim.
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He said he left after students complained that he was cracking down on cheating and plagiarism.
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Now however, the US government has begun cracking down on fake user reviews posted on Amazon.
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Lately, however, she is seriously cracking us up with her ability to make fun of herself.
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Brown was working in a specialized police force cracking down on prostitution when he was slain.
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"She undoubtedly will be very missed by the family," she said, her voice cracking with emotion.
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His voice is coarse from playing a show earlier in the weekend and it keeps cracking.
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Failing to submit a return altogether won't keep the taxman from cracking down on unreported income.
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And so far Jones has been cracking her fans up with her commentary in South Korea.
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In fourth place, retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson (10%) is the only other candidate cracking double digits.
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So it's pretty clear why Twitter is cracking down on fake profiles pics and location claims.
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It's all free, except for Doom and the Roomba, so if you have both, get cracking.
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Workplace messaging startup Slack is close to cracking one of its most wanted features: threaded messaging.
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The UK seems to finally be getting serious about cracking down on sweets and junk food.
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Part of the game of school, then, was cracking the code for each classroom (and teacher).
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Autocratic regimes are quick to borrow excuses from the West for cracking down on free speech.
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A cracking performance from Brunson who scores his fifth victory and fourth TKO in a row.
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Once my tweet hit a couple hundred retweets, I was cracking up for two days straight.
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Trump's administration has been particularly focused on cracking down on immigration since taking office in 2017.
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Filmed in the Canadian Rockies, "Togo" is an edge-of-your-seat adventure — the cracking ice!
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In other words, cracking down on prescription drugs has not stopped people from starting opioid use.
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However, the prime minister weathered the political crisis by consolidating power and cracking down on dissent.
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He began to thank me but stopped when his voice started cracking and he hung up.
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Prosecutors in the case said that a third party was assisting them in cracking the encryption.
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President Donald Trump has made cracking down on illegal immigration a prominent pillar of his presidency.
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Instead of decompressing by the water cooler, get cracking on those items you and she discussed.
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Mr. Portman said he agreed with Mr. Trump about cracking down on China for dumping steel.
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"I could have lived a lifetime without hearing this," Michelle said, her voice cracking with emotion.
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Meyers, however, says comedians are more focused on calling out hypocrisy, not Trump, when cracking jokes.
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But it remains to be seen how far the agency goes in cracking down on crypto.
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AAC has led the fight for regulation cracking down on unethical marketing practices in the industry.
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"My brother was in Eritrea at the time of Lampedusa," Eden Berhe said, her voice cracking.
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For decades, the region looked intriguing because of polygonal cracking and scalloped depressions in the landscape.
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Most news coverage of Damore's case amplified its claims that Google was cracking down on conservatives.
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To be sure, cracking the climate change nut will require far more than voluntary individual action.
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ICE, under the Trump administration, has been cracking down on immigrants in the United States illegally.
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Mr. Aliyev has faced heavy international criticism for cracking down on free speech and political dissent.
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Right after the initial Spectacles rollout, people were already cracking the same joke on social media.
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That particular case saw politicians and regulators cracking down and increasing scrutiny of the tech sector.
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Even the English mathematician Alan Turing, famed for cracking the Enigma code, was fascinated by embryology.
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Ankara has been accused of cracking down on dissidents since a coup attempt over the summer.
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The Justice Department's cracking of the iPhone has implications for other cases that involve locked iPhones.
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There has been nine years' drought in this spot, and the canyons are cracking like pods.
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She drinks shitty beer while cracking a case with a private investigator named Keith (Ron Livingston).
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Surely those aren't the actions of someone hellbent on cracking down on the adult industry, right?
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Now, other regimes are cracking down on internet freedoms under the guise of fighting fake news.
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Cracking this problem has clearly started to gather momentum, something that hasn't gone unnoticed by investors.
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But cracking down on any single group isn't enough to solve Greece's far-left anarchist problem.
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Probably, if you analyzed it, it's got something to do with the dominatrix cracking the whip.
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"You're going to make me cry really, now," Oshie says with his voice cracking amidst tears.
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"I haven't told her that I'm a criminal," he deadpans, then pauses briefly before cracking up.
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At one point, Trump implied that cracking down on undocumented immigration would end the opioid crisis.
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The guitar tone was frail, sounding as if the notes were cracking apart in their hands.
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Government agencies must of course be tougher in cracking down on those responsible for illegal robocalls.
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His cause: using crowdsourcing to get the online hive mind cracking cases (starting with his daughter's).
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"I would like to dedicate this victory to Jana Novotna," she said, her voice cracking slightly.
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The government is cracking down on overseas investments by private firms that it deems ill advised.
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A pressure fighter like Dos Anjos can take a cracking punch and roll with punches well.
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Cracking down on sexual harassment is that rare Albany unicorn, a priority both parties agree on.
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The trial, scheduled Tuesday, was unexpectedly expedited by authorities, who have been cracking down on dissent.
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That's due in part to the Palestinian leadership, fractured for years, which is now finally cracking.
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Oh, and cracking down on immigration is, you know, not likely to help on that front.
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Clinton onstage at the night's more prominent event, with Mr. Klepper cracking wise at the lectern.
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That's a very different process than, say, steam-cracking petrochemicals and turning those into apple flavor.
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Elizabeth Warren struck a blue-collar note by cracking a beer upon announcing her presidential bid.
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In the case of cracking, these are all of the votes cast for a losing candidate.
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It is this asymmetric cracking and packing that yields many more Democratic than Republican wasted votes.
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The scrum crashed against the front of one of the village's only stores, cracking the glass.
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"Ask him if you can hold the foot," Mr. Eyre, 48, urged me, cracking a smile.
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I know with all these cable companies you're really booked, but I think I'm cracking up.
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Honoring a campaign pledge, President Trump has made cracking down on illegal immigration a top priority.
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Cracking down too aggressively on e-cigarettes may lead to more smoking — including among the young.
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Every effort provokes a hellacious, rugby-like scrum on horseback, with whips cracking and hooves pounding.
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I loved cryptograms and thought about cracking codes for the C.I.A. when I was about ten.
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Trending up: Google is cracking down on Android apps that track users' locations in the background.
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Listen for the hatchet-on-kindling sort of cracking that signals fracturing wood and imminent entry.
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Not only did his administration ban onion exports, it is also cracking down on onion hoarding.
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Here's what is happening: Pot: The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is cracking down on synthetic marijuana.
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McKeague did not rebut that, cracking a grin as they dueled even if Azarenka did not.
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But when President Xi Jinping's government began cracking down on Uighurs, even her parents were detained.
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Unless you're cracking your knuckles every seven seconds, I don't think you're being all that obnoxious.
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"It was incredible," said Ms. Zuckerman, her voice cracking with emotion as she recalled the moment.
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After nearly two years of unrest, the company appears to be cracking down on employee activism.
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Whoever eats the dumpling might risk cracking a tooth but is promised a year of riches.
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Paint is flaking, the masonry is cracking, the roof is leaking and the metalwork is rusting.
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Women's groups hailed that as a crucial step in cracking down on sexual violence on campuses.
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The proof is in the Telluride, Kia's second try at cracking the three-row SUV market.
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Mahogany or some high-grade hardwood is used to protect the coffins from insects and cracking.
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The legislature will also consider a set of bills aimed at cracking down on hate crimes.
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There are two basic ways to inject partisan politics into drawing legislative maps: packing and cracking.
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They did not have osteoporosis; their bones were not cracking from a lack of the vitamin.
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Meanwhile in China, the Communist Chinese government started cracking down on bitcoin exchanges earlier this year.
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He is cracking down on convicted criminals who have plagued our communities for far too long.
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At $307 million, the Powerball jackpot doesn't even come close to cracking the game's top 10.
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Trump has made cracking down on immigration a central issue of his 2020 re-election campaign.
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The real estate mogul has made cracking down on illegal immigration the centerpiece of his campaign.
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The Communist Party is reviving traditional beliefs for political gain — while cracking down on some faiths.
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The US has been cracking down on vape use among young people over the last year.
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The operation went far beyond just cracking down on a handful of sex traffickers and pimps.
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Days stretching 10, 12 or even 15 hours are the norm, Briseno said, her voice cracking.
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Editorial President Trump has talked quite a bit about cracking down on a nonexistent crime wave.
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He has made cracking down on immigration a central plank of his 2020 re-election campaign.
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Reuters reported last month that BNSF was cracking down on retrofitted cars known as DOT 117Rs.
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"Even when your apartment floods, it's still fun because everyone is cracking jokes," Mr. O'Brien said.
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CRACKING THE CODE For decades, companies have tried and failed to crack the code of Alzheimer's.
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All sides quickly agreed that the facade needed subtle expansion joints to stop the glass cracking.
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Whistles sounded and drivers beeped their horns, with no evident sign of the authorities' cracking down.
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In a statement, Boeing said the "cracking issue" was found on a small number of airplanes.
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More generally, cracking down on tax evasion will require that the community learn to trust government.
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But as the finger inched its way to cracking, the bones separated slightly and then, poof.
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"When you're not cracking your joints anymore, those gases dissolve back into the fluid," Kawchuk explains.
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"I was really nervous playing the last five holes," Green said, her voice cracking with emotion.
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"If they do exist, those cosmic strings can kind of wriggle and wiggle around, and every so often, the wiggling leads to a cracking, like cracking a whip," says Patrick Brady, an astronomer at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee who is the LIGO Scientific Collaboration's spokesman.
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Medium also removed her account in February after cracking down on far-right commentators using its website.
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Cracking is just one of the blemishes that can lead to rejection of edible and nutritious carrots.
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It's always something when yet another Yahoo hack ends up somehow not even cracking the top news.
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During questioning, however, it became clear that foundational issues are stalling progress in cracking down on fraudsters.
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"We were cracking up at how loose the dresses were," Talbott told POPSUGAR of the iconic gowns.
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They hung 40 points on Saban's defense, with Watson cracking 400 yards passing and notching four touchdowns.
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A 213-magnitude earthquake hit the same area Friday night, rocking buildings and cracking streets and foundations.
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"Rocket man" was trending on Twitter after the speech, with many users cracking Elton John-inspired jokes.
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A Shor's algorithm-cracking quantum computer is "more than a decade off," perhaps several decades, they note.
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Flames burst from the dashboard, melting the interior and cracking a football-sized hole in his windshield.
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China has been cracking down on attempts by casinos to woo high-spending Chinese gamblers within China.
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He feels he owes me after I cracked his langoustines for him (I'm a lobster cracking expert).
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The public doesn't know for certain how the iPhone cracking services that law enforcement uses actually work.
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Replica is a puzzle game where the puzzle is cracking someone else's passwords to invade their privacy.
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Twitter is cracking down even harder against trolls, including temporarily barring accounts that are harassing other users.
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So the FDA is instead cracking down on the selling of the supplies that could enable it.
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Top retailers and companies have been cracking down on using plastic because of the material's environmental damage.
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A corner of that house has already eroded, and the ground at the back is cracking away.
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"These days I just can't keep it together," Asha sings on it, her voice cracking, gentle, casual.
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W cracking a joke to Obama while Clinton gives a speech is me in middle school pic.twitter.
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The government says it's, "encouraging the transition to a digital society," and cracking down on tax evasion.
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She claimed Charles has a tendency to boast about approaching straight men and then "cracking" their sexuality.
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Oddly specific prediction: The Hawks hold off the inevitable for another year, cracking 100 points yet again.
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It's a legitimate critique that some drag queens cross the line by cracking cruel jokes about women.
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The activists who remained wiped away tears as Corin struggled, her voice cracking, to address the crowd.
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Hurricane Maria soaked Mr. Rodríguez's home in Guayama, cracking the floor and leaving it covered in mold.
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Even with this exciting development, cracking the charts for this year has been tough for women artists.
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Carrying ginseng, lead and woollen cloth, the merchants aboard dreamed of cracking open the vast Asian market.
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Nevertheless, cracking into a crab's carapace to extract said meat is a messy and frankly gruesome endeavor.
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Shouts became whispers, drowned out by the hissing of flags flapping, and tree branches bending and cracking.
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In true Simone Giertz form, Simone Giertz underwent brain surgery last Wednesday, and she's already cracking jokes.
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McAuliffe was cracking jokes, same as always — and that's "when it all kind of clicked," Kettmann says.
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Some peatlands harvested in this way are now discarded as vast, barren wastelands—deserts of cracking mud.
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Indonesia has recently been cracking down on terrorist threats, and recently arrested 20 suspected members of ISIS.
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Meanwhile, the federal government has started cracking down on legal weed, setting up a battle over federalism.
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China is cracking down on censorship once again, but this time things are a touch more serious.
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Government critics have long accused police of cracking down on opponents of Museveni instead of fighting crime.
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Meanwhile, that thin layer separating platforms like Facebook and YouTube from complete 4chan-style chaos is cracking.
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