Magnified, the white clouds in the toothbrush's handle turned out to be an intricate system of cracks within cracks within cracks.
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It cracks you open, in a way – cracks you open to feeling.
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But that being said, cracks in glass ceilings are cracks in glass ceilings.
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Gay World didn't just slip through the cracks—it's evidence Valve created the cracks themselves.
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More and more people are falling through the cracks, and those cracks are getting bigger.
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Eventually, the tips of the cracks weaken, the cracks get bigger, and gravity eventually takes over.
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"Putin wants to find cracks in this alliance, and he wants to crawl into those cracks and live in those cracks in order to spread them further," retired Air Force Gen.
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By now it was 2001, and there was a Spanish language cracks mail list called Cracks Latinos.
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Seeing that cracks are not cracks but deeper wounds we see a bit more why he chooses to be good.
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The order comes after cracks were discovered on some aircraft in China and further inspections found other cracks, the FAA said.
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Cracks on Highway 130 widened from 7 to 8 centimeters over the day and additional cracks were found west of the highway.
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Sanders points out cracks in the order of things, but seeks to patch up the cracks rather than change the order itself.
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"Breathe" insists that she just wants to "daydream," while "Cracks" says that there are "cracks in the ceiling," signs that escape is imminent.
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Eruption, earthquakes, sulfur dioxide and cracks Dangers still persist, not only in the form of lava, but also earthquakes and newly formed cracks.
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Officials had placed metal plates covering certain cracks on the roadway, but the development of new cracks forced them to initially scuttle those plans.
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The material is cheap, but it cracks easily, so we add steel bars to take over the weight of the structure when the cracks happen.
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"We're seeing some cracks in the walls and some cracks in the floors, and a little bit of water leaks," Alaska Regional Hospital spokeswoman Kjerstin Lastufka said.
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People walk on deep cracks field as rise of sea-level causes deep cracks by leaving salt on ground after evaporation, in Satkhira, Bangladesh on January 20, 2016.
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Still, there have been growing cracks in the regulatory dam that keeps marijuana illegal, and once that dam cracks, the influx of money and hype will be massive.
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More cracks on the ground Fissures, or cracks in the ground, are opening up, and a 23rd opened Saturday, the Hawaii Volcano Observatory said at a news conference.
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And for what it's worth, you can still get $9 if they have cracks but power on, or $4.50 if they have cracks and don't power on. 2.
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They monitored changes in these cracks under increasing pressure, using optical and electron microscopes, and found that the cracks barely grew until the force used exceed 500 newtons.
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"We have extensive cracks throughout all the walls on every single one of these historic buildings, and the cracks run through the entire width of the walls," Knife Chief said.
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When cracks form on the surface, "you suddenly you get this collective behavior of cracks all trying to [move] really fast, all of them interacting with each other," Ramesh says.
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According to one of his keepers, Chen Wei, Huizai's beak started showing cracks after a fight with another parrot, but those cracks got worse and most of it started to fall off.
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Some cultivated varieties are more susceptible to cracks than others.
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And we don't want people to fall through the cracks.
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Cracks of gunfire and explosions echoed as the reporter spoke.
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And there's not just the threat of unexpected, fiery cracks.
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It was inevitable that immigrants would fall through the cracks.
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"Homes shifted, foundation cracks, retaining walls down," the department said.
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Even then, bits of data might fall through the cracks.
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M. cracks open one of the beers he just bought.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Shipping companies, refineries, freight derivatives or diesel cracks?
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Robby is dumbfounded on how Lincoln slipped through the cracks.
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It flows through the cracks, looking for places to escape.
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She cracks open his Starbucks tallboy and pours it in.
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A palm tree cracks in half amid Irma's ferocious winds.
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People's minds wander, and sometimes stuff slips through the cracks.
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"The U.S. political system is full of cracks," Salami said.
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Other cracks in Spotify's dominance are starting to show, too.
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The announcement comes as Twitter cracks down on fraudulent accounts.
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As it cracks into smaller pieces, it might break loose.
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"There are plenty of cracks to be found," he said.
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Investors are now nervously looking for cracks in that foundation.
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Cracks, as you can imagine, are not good on airplanes.
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Occasionally everyone cracks and has bad moments and bad weeks.
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But there are surely many players slipping through the cracks.
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Cracks of gunfire cut through the dry, hot August air.
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Johnson cracks a smile as he watches the footage back.
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Lots of Argentines learned about cracks from these mail lists.
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Image demonstrating the cracks was included with the apology letter.
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Hey, the Rubio water bottle bit still cracks me up.
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Like cracks in an ice sheet, the irony runs deep.
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MyBat We all know how intricate screen cracks can get.
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Are there abusers who manage to slip through the cracks?
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But unfortunately, some of our kids fall to the cracks.
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Goats nibble at grass growing in cracks in the road.
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However, for now, the orchestrated cracks in the corporate façade
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Huge cracks run up buildings, and Scott finds out why.
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And yet, there are cracks in the First Amendment consensus.
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"We are seeing cracks on the Republican side," Schumer said.
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There's a very American desire to spackle over the cracks.
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There's rustles, cracks, and this, over and over and over.
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"I may be super, but I'm no hero," he cracks.
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In 2016, cracks are already visible in the prohibition paradigm.
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Every branch buds and blossoms, every branch burns and cracks.
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Facebook cracks down on opioid dealers after years of neglect
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Add it all up, and he cracks the top 25.
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Wherever there are cracks, they will be falling through them.
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Cracks also appeared on a bridge but it remained passable.
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Mr Trump's ability to blow Republican cracks asunder is unprecedented.
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It ran into the cracks just above the left eye.
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Like water through cracks, risk still finds a way in.
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Such cracks did not go down well, for some reason.
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People slip between the cracks and inevitably drug use rises.
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Mount Rushmore is full of cracks and requires constant maintenance.
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It expects weakness in gasoline cracks in the United States.
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They all "talk good and read them books," Jacoby cracks.
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Without change, too many children will fall through the cracks.
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But just as the nausea hits, Hollinghurst cracks time open.
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The bill cracks down on authorizing vaccine medical exemptions. pic.twitter.
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At their former schools, these students slipped through the cracks.
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The court system enforces contracts and cracks down on theft.
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The top was losing its arch; the cracks were widening.
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They have fallen through the cracks of an imperfect system.
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A close look at that claim quickly exposes its cracks.
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I could see the cracks forming between Jordan and Bibiana.
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These aren't cracks that families are falling into, they're traps.
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Some cracks can be strengthened with plastic or steel pins.
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And whenever he first cracks the reigns at Kobe Inc.
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"It just cracks me up all the time," she says.
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The wind whips and cracks around us on the limestones.
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Lean in a little closer, though, and… there are cracks.
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Cracks have been visible in the last month as well.
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There are even more cracks in the Democrats' front line.
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My right elbow cracks every time I straighten my arm.
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But maybe he's the guy who cracks the door open.
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The first cracks were over the issue of global warming.
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It's another of his songs that cracks open my heart.
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Water had seeped through cracks in the spire's wood frame.
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He cracks whatever it is that needs to be cracked.
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With a black light, otherwise invisible cracks may be visible.
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Food particles get stuck in cracks, making them more visible.
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Those healing agents then spill out to fill the cracks.
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But cracks have emerged in the Senate GOP ranks. Sens.
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Right now, there are few noticeable cracks in this wall.
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They concentrated on examples that already had cracks in them.
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If the author's historical research becomes obtrusive, the illusion cracks.
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Meanwhile, there are cracks beginning to appear among Republican senators.
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"I'm leaving that out of my bio," her character cracks.
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And some videos slip through the cracks, with embarrassing results.
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Someone cracks wise about Mayor John V. Lindsay's presidential ambition.
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Burble asks how Cheryl is really, truly, doing, she cracks.
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When that gap isn't bridged things fall through the cracks.
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Yellow light spilled through the cracks in the wooden facade.
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Ms. McAdams's case is one of the widest cracks today.
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As the Storm raged, cracks appeared in Zen's calm veneer.
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Jack Fischer cracks up Soyuz Commander Fyodor Yurchikhin of Roscosmos.
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David Rosenberg sees cracks in the longest bull market ever.
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Those cracks have grounded a handful of the 737 NGs.
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For now consumers are still spending, but cracks are appearing.
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When the two cracks meet, the ice shelf will break.
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But how would micrometer cracks in their skin help elephants?
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And details slip through the cracks when there is nobody.
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But cracks are starting to show in the manufacturing industry.
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The net effect is millions of cracks, large and small.
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But for now, thousands of children slip through the cracks.
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The historic contempt vote revealed the cracks within May's government.
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While mortgage interest rates remain low, affordability cracks are emerging.
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It's important not to let details fall through the cracks.
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Morning Consult finds his approval rating barely cracks 50 percent.
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But you did start to see cracks in the ice.
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But once we understand how fast and where major cracks develop, we can intervene at the right time to prolong a structure's service life by delaying or even arresting the growth of fatigue cracks.
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And that's to say nothing of how she was forced to take a very hard look at some huge cracks in her marriage, cracks that will not be easily fixed, if they are at all.
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King wasn't the first to notice cracks in the dam: An Army Corps of Engineers report would later find that UNC was aware of the cracks as early as 1977, two years before the breach.
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Wall cracks and other minor damage were found at several schools.
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An estimated 20 cubic kilometers of magma poured from the cracks.
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They're able to locate cracks in the components of nuclear plants.
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But the cracks reappeared hours later, indicating a more serious issue.
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And its screen cracks pretty easily in common kinds of drops.
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"I didn't skirt over the cracks in this book," she said.
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We can't let these men and women fall into the cracks.
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Kraft Heinz, Tesla and GE However, there are some cracks emerging.
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Medifund: Some Singaporeans fall through the cracks of Medisave and Medishield.
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Hillary Clinton didn't just put cracks in the glass ceiling tonight.
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"It's as if it sprouted cracks and is exploding," he said.
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Go a little deeper, however, and the cracks start to show.
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The cracks in the foundation of Facebook had become glaringly clear.
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And an environment that could be conducive to those cracks spreading.
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The Libyan one was closed after inspectors found cracks last year.
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When you commit to a collaboration however, your world cracks open.
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Modern rock rarely cracks Pollstar's list of top 50 selling tours.
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This continues until Torres loses the staring contest and cracks up.
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Meantime, a few small cracks were appearing in the Texas juggernaut.
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Oh, and it never pills, cracks, or dries out our lips.
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Vegetation growing in the wall's cracks could be exacerbating the problem.
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Despite all outward appearances, there are cracks in these happier narratives.
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As Moshe pulls it out of his bag, his voice cracks.
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"Gasoline and naphtha cracks are weak," one of the respondents said.
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His bio also hints at "cracks" in his relationship with Kelsey.
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The roof caved in partially and cracks appeared near the altar.
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Our foundation was unsound and there were cracks in the wall.
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Fiona is looking for cracks in Adam's guarded wall of faith.
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Several cracks, called fissures, have been opening up in the area.
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It's so fun to work with Oliver — he cracks me up.
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Authorities attempted to stiffen the cracks last week with metal plates.
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The cracks in their various relationships will eventually begin to show.
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And as the years passed, more and more cracks began appearing.
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Additional welding seems could raise the likelihood of cracks or failures.
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Maybe this will be the letter that finally cracks their resolve.
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Robots crawl underwater to test subsea equipment for microscopic metal cracks.
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Ignoring those cracks in the Great Firewall seems fine, for now.
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These cracks in American institutional foundations enabled central government to swell.
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"No holes or cracks have appeared in the ships," Starke said.
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Bright fluorescent light leaks through the cracks in the vertical shades.
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Look for swelling, such as bulges, damage or cracks, and leaking.
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New photos show larger cracks in Miami bridge before deadly collapse.
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But Snap might be the one that finally cracks the code.
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But he had begun to see the cracks in the edifice.
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Thus softened, the bitumen seeps into incipient cracks, sealing them up.
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Comanche grins, sets the walkie-talkie down, and cracks a beer.
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But because water gets in through tiny cracks, the rebars rust.
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Instead of loud cracks, his bat produces smooth, innovative jazz notes.
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Large cracks appeared on provincial roads and electricity poles were felled.
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The harbor surroundings were destroyed, with broken cement and cracks everywhere.
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Residents in the area have also reported cracks emerging on roads.
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Fortunately, we have started to see some cracks in Maduro's dam.
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Although Buttigieg continues to poll respectably, he rarely cracks double-digits.
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Cracks developed in the basement, though there was no other damage.
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There have been some cracks in GOP solidarity over the shutdown.
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This meant consumer protection on financial matters fell through the cracks.
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Some cracks are starting to appear in the Disney-Fox merger.
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These cracks were getting wider from freezing and thawing, and moisture.
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But the fight over Garland has created cracks in GOP unity.
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The gas flows through the ground and up through existing cracks.
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Our health care system has some serious cracks, but solutions exist.
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These guys are the ones who are falling through the cracks.
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And so it's not surprising that things slip through the cracks.
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One of the cracks was consistent with metal fatigue, he said.
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If you look carefully, you can see cracks in the veneer.
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This happened from somebody falling through the cracks about 20 times.
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But if it cracks, I'm obviously not going to replace that.
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But there were cracks I wasn't dealing with in the foundation.
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I show him my notes, and he cracks up in laughter.
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There was no papering over the cracks after the Georgia disappointment.
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A competitor for the Echo, it seems, fell through the cracks.
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The armor chips and a nail cracks, begging for quick intervention.
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The turmoil has formed deep cracks in the junk bond market.
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It's still possible that some people may fall through the cracks.
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But as China's economy has matured, cracks have begun to show.
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We learned genetic genealogy cracks cold cases but poses ethical perils.
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But copies with purposefully evasive titles still fall through the cracks.
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It would be a shame if it slipped through the cracks.
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But its watch's sluggish takeoff reveals cracks in the company's mythology.
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A. The cracks came about just through the forces of gravity.
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Over time the plaster separates from the lath, creating structural cracks.
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But cracks in the machine had been emerging in recent years.
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ANONYMOUS Things fall through the cracks when people we love die.
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The cracks felt familiar to a very different group: baseball fans.
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Then, the crew cracks open the oysters and counts the pearls.
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He cracks up at Alec Baldwin's portrayal of President Donald Trump.
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"He cracks me up when he calls," Gaetz told BuzzFeed News.
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Plugging those cracks is doable without a wholesale confiscation of guns.
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"Cracks in an object are part of its history," he says.
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Despite the money piling up, the cracks are starting to show.
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"We have even replicated the cracks in the canvas," he continued.
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"Our model explains the regular spacing of the cracks," Rudolph said.
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It's just unfortunate that some have genuinely slipped through the cracks.
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He watched the attack unfold through cracks between the adjacent walls.
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Illinois just cracks the top-15 states for average household income.
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But there may now be cracks in that carefully constructed effort.
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And everywhere, migrants with the wrong papers fall through the cracks.
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Workers had previously complained about cracks in the eight-storey building.
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Tonight was the first time some cracks showed in that unanimity.
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The cracks in this facade are breaking down day by day.
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Friendship between Warren and Sanders also developed cracks during the campaign.
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The cracks in Mr. Maduro's armor have started to add up.
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"Refinery runs in the Atlantic Basin are at elevated levels, despite turnaround activities ... This had a cascading effect on Singapore cracks as the U.S. still sets the tone for regional gasoline cracks," said Sri Paravaikkarasu of FGE.
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Qantas discovered cracks in a plane with about 230,2000 cycles that was undergoing heavy maintenance, while Southwest found cracks in one with about 219,0007 cycles, sources with knowledge of the matter told Reuters on condition of anonymity.
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"When another monster slips through the cracks, the very cracks that they have enabled in the system, as the records of prohibited persons remain out of the database, it will happen again," LaPierre told the CPAC crowd.
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Mr Maduro's lurch to dictatorship has opened cracks in his political base.
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There are now 20,000 more cracks (and counting) in the glass ceiling.
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Follow up People are busy, and sometimes emails fall between the cracks.
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They make it home, and the cracks in her fairytale keep growing.
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The concrete cracks and showers into a blossom of dust-colored cloud.
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The water moves into small cracks in the rock, filling them in.
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Ahmed actually cracks a smile at one point, and it's almost jarring.
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This also cracks the door on more like him in our industry.
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It was here that cracks in Hall's game began to present themselves.
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Now, however, cracks in that supply chain are opening at alarming speed.
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This summer, however, cracks began to show in the company's wearable plans.
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It ends when someone cracks up, or a "killer insult" is delivered.
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Berry cracks open a notebook and begins writing, by hand, in pencil.
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Attempting to smooth things over, the singer cracks a few cat puns.
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When the groundwater eventually evaporated, the chemicals were leftover in the cracks.
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Nevertheless, somehow more racists are slipping through the cracks into the military.
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Only a single East Coast institution, JPMorgan Chase, cracks the top 10.
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"We gotta go out there and try to find cracks," he says.
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This enlarges the cracks, which can cause the concrete to fall apart.
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So far, three major roads have been threatened by cracks and lava.
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They wonder if the cracks in the façade are just too much.
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As one mystery inches closer to a resolution, another cracks right open.
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But in the years ahead, the record collection fell through the cracks.
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Picture my brain this way: Weeds grow in cracks; stray dogs circle.
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It is in these cracks of abstraction that truly pathological politics grows.
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The unending cracks in our most frozen continent are beautiful — and disturbing.
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"Episode 7" The cracks are beginning to show for Team Ford & Carr.
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I wasn't in the mood to hear cracks about my unusual punctuality.
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Until "Wikileakes" cracks the case, however, I guess we'll never really know.
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CNN: Why does the population you help often fall through the cracks?
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But digging a little deeper could uncover some cracks in the foundation.
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The best movies slipped through the cracks in pre-awards season soup.
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Video from the area showed collapsed brick homes and houses with cracks.
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"They are literally falling through the cracks in these models," he says.
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Here's how a case like this one might slip through the cracks.
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Worsening fiscal report card America's economy is beginning to show some cracks.
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Her voice was tender, but each word spidered cracks all through me.
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He also made cracks about Nikki Haley, Marco Rubio, and Jeb Bush.
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Water gushed from zigzagged cracks in the pavement from busted water lines.
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When people slip through the cracks, we're ultimately like Europe, though, right?
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Even so, some political observers are seeing cracks in the speaker's armor.
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By the Bucharest Major in March, the cracks were starting to show.
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Even when disguised as a vacationer, Agent 47 never cracks a smile.
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Even if Clinton botches tonight, she has two more cracks at bat.
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Rockies (West Texas Intermediate) cracks shrank by $0.27 to $32.74 per barrel.
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Elaine Quijano cracks down on the candidates interrupting each other #VPDebate pic.twitter.
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A secondary piece of legislation also cracks down on driving while high.
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Many veterans fall through the cracks of the system, with tragic consequences.
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As It barrels toward the end, though, its cracks start to show.
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People don't like doping because it cracks sports' delicate veneer of fairness.
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He lights a cigarette, cracks his beer, and spits in the dust.
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I could not vote to let those kids fall through the cracks.
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This causes them to expand, widening the cracks and weakening the concrete.
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Breakingviews A supposedly ironclad $22 billion pipeline deal is showing some cracks.
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Surely you've got a few cracks about "Turkish delight" up your sleeve?
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Price says Medicaid users won't "fall through the cracks" 1:04 p.m.
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On the few occasions she cracks a smile, you sigh with relief.
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"There would be people who would fall through the cracks," he said.
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The German economy has had an impressive run, but cracks are appearing.
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Among her loyal companions, she cracks jokes and indulges in smart repartee.
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Several recent polls, however, might widen cracks in this delicate facade. Mrs.
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"That's your worst nightmare -- that someone slips through the cracks," Bush said.
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The cracks in the prison system are never unique to one facility.
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But truth be told, there have always been cracks in Lewis' righteousness.
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You stare into someone's eyes until one or both of you cracks.
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The methane can seep through cracks several feet away from the lava.
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That doesn't mean that some young women don't fall through the cracks.
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But several fantastic movies fell through the cracks at the box office.
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Barring this automated approach, new developments will inevitably fall through the cracks.
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But some names and code appear to have slipped through the cracks.
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How have we begun to see the cracks in liberal feminism's facade?
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Unfortunately, people with postpartum OCD often fall through the cracks, Yip said.
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The street has green grass that grows through cracks in the asphalt.
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The old tennis court, so steeped in history, had cracks running throughout.
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Apple stated that the cracks were a byproduct of the manufacturing process.
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That seemed to support their assumption about how the cracks were formed.
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And when she cracks a joke, he's quick with a booming laugh.
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I painted the cracks in the sidewalk and sprayed them with graffiti.
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Cyclical loading from years of passing traffic then causes cracks to develop.
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Behind the displays of unity, cracks are showing inside the protester ranks.
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Yesterday, when I was with them, she made five or six cracks.
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"Homes shifted, foundation cracks, retaining walls down," the department said on Twitter.
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Gotta hate those hard to reach places that fall through the cracks.
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"We're not going to let anyone fall through the cracks," Smith said.
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David Leonhardt points to cracks in the Republican Party's support for Trump.
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Kendra's Law keeps those most in need from falling through the cracks.
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"Sometimes paint cracks or becomes unstable, those are common problems," he said.
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I hear their painful cries jut up from cracks on the street.
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The guy next to me in the office cracks pistachios all day.
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Amazing how these lucrative little fees tend to fall through the cracks!
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But it seems to have put 20163,864,974 extra cracks in Clinton's reserve.
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Cracks in the dam, officials said, had put surrounding areas in peril.
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Some are also starting to notice small public cracks in Republican support.
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Because this is Disney, no one notices except E. who cracks up.
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The photos show mostly cracks in walls and roofs, the AP reported.
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It's an absurd thing to say, and it cracks them both up.
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But with Mr. Saar assailing him publicly, the cracks spread almost instantly.
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However, some cracks began to show in the Democratic opposition on Friday.
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Cracks cause a decrease in the lifetime and performance of the battery.
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Later, she was alarmed to see cracks appear in the concrete slab.
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For SpaceX, issues included cracks in the turbine blades of the engines.
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But he worries that coronavirus patients could be slipping through the cracks.
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They find the cracks in the substrate, work their way into it.
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A larger moon would have stronger gravity to prevent cracks from forming.
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You can see the nervous energy kicking in and the cracks forming.
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You can see the nervous energy kicking in and the cracks forming.
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"That cracks me up," she said and put it in her calendar.
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These cracks led to some of the most troubling failures and bailouts.
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Some victims of the earthquake posted photos of deep cracks in walls.
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But there were signs of cracks in the Senate Democratic caucus today.
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Cracks began appearing in that alliance after Ghosn's arrest in November 2018.
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"It cracks me up sometimes, but I can't complain," he told Playbill.
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Like cracks in a building's foundation, the risks seemed minor at first.
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There are two cracks that will eventually lead to the break off.
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Another video showed large cracks and broken glass at a car showroom.
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His arms and hands reach high, his voice rises until it cracks.
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Still, many of these products are able to slip through the cracks.
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Educators are afraid that their undocumented students will fall through the cracks.
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Subsequent inspections uncovered similar cracks in a small number of additional planes.
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Cracks spread across the ceiling of his house, which was declared unsafe.
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But many people simply fall through the cracks, innocent and guilty alike.
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The portion of the painting in question is covered with fine cracks in shades of brown, very similar to the paint used for the letters themselves, with many cracks slanted in directions similar to the strokes of the letters.
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People on Weibo also noted that there was a guy walking in the opposite direction in the video, fairly unfazed by the cracks appearing under his feet, possibly lending more weight to the idea that the cracks were fake.
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The pickle fork, a section that reinforces where the planes' wing meets the body, has been found to have developed cracks on 50 planes globally with 20,000 flight hours or more — fewer hours than expected before cracks would develop.
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"If the aviation business cracks in the slightest, watch out below," Inch said.
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It cracks in the distance at one point and the sound is eerie.
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On Friday, geologists were out surveying cracks, measuring them and recording the locations.
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Odds recalculated Europe is fracturing Trump's victory has only widened the cracks further.
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Once the gang cracks the code, they expose the trickster for his fakery.
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But read what one crew member messaged a supervisor about the growing cracks.
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So if some things slipped through your particular mental cracks that's totally understandable.
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Instead, the haunting, beautiful film dwells in the dusty cracks we usually avoid.
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Documents and interviews show that crews were patching cracks in 2009 and 2013.
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Then comes time to eat, which starts a whole new set of cracks.
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I have fallen between its cracks trying to trudge my way toward comprehension.
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I could see my happy mother starting to shine through the cracks again.
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But detecting the cracks turned out to be a harder nut to crack.
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Structural cracks have been discovered in 38 737 NG's, or Next Generation jets.
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Many pieces have deliberate chips and cracks that give them a fragile appearance.
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These veins are cracks in the Martian rocks that are filled with chemicals.
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Trumpcare, like other Republican replacement plans, has plenty of cracks to slip through.
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Hayes MacArthur plays Angie's new partner, Jay Geils, who gradually cracks her shell.
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"There are always cracks that will get you into an opportunity," Gilliam said.
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And once that thin shell of tolerance cracks, frustration starts to seep out.
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A person cracks an egg to cook on a hot sidewalk, July 43.
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The Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum is seen with cracks and damage, Feb. 3.
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In Los Angeles, CNN found trees growing out of cracks in a bridge.
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She's by no means a Twitter influencer — her account barely cracks 40 followers.
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Yet cracks have begun to show in the post-Occupy, high-Trump era.
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He cracks jokes, dances a little, and just exhibits a little overall charisma.
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How did the app in the Cambridge Analytica story slip through the cracks?
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And I just wanted to say: It's okay to let the cracks show.
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It causes her to rehash her Personal Jesus moment and DAMN SHE CRACKS.
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In this country, the deepest cracks are covered speedily with the thickest cement.
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But it only takes a few seconds before Manu cracks and eliminates Wendy.
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Sidebar: Just think how good it must feel when ～ё～ cracks his knuckles.
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Here's what to expect if the pair cracks the psychological level of 20.
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Officials covered the road with heat-resistant plates after large cracks began appearing.
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Society's cracks have widened, and the number of its lost have almost doubled.
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"She might have slipped through the cracks," without the judge's order, Baron said.
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That just cracks me up now...it's just funny how much Brooklyn's changed.
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The shoreline workshops all used similar inexpensive pigments, which often develop spidery cracks.
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After a moment of dejection, Arya cracks a smile at her former pet.
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There are massive cracks visible in the concrete grain elevators on the Willamette.
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Motorola is thinking about a day where phones can heal their own cracks.
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As the millennium approached, the cracks in that wall had started to spread.
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At Simmons' first swing, the top layer of the panel shows visible cracks.
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The producer countries are to meet in June, but some cracks are emerging.
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"We want to make sure she doesn't fall through the cracks," Barnes said.
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As these industrialists and financiers amassed millions, the cracks in society split open.
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But as participation increased, he started to see the cracks in Reddit's infrastructure.
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However, cracks in the base are appearing, and the problems are pretty clear.
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But cracks are slowly appearing in what has been a unified GOP front.
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I always love smoking weed with comics because everyone laughs and cracks jokes.
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However, Yahoo's rapid go-to-market approach also began to show some cracks.
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The drummer cracks a drum and everyone rushes and grabs for the fruit.
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We must recognize the how Islamism is fostered within these cracks of conservatism.
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Pretty amazing Ed hasn't gone there before -- he's had 3 cracks at it.
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Steve cracks wise about how Diana doesn't follow customs about sex and marriage.
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Midway through the stunt, the merry saboteur cracks up, and Daniel laughs, too.
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At night, I was taking the drugs that had slipped through the cracks.
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The whole premise cracks me up, so we just had fun with that.
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His spoiler is up the entire time, even though he never cracks 5mph.
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Not a rustle, not a breath had escaped the cracks around the door.
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It is impossible to get close to those cracks without a gas mask.
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Qantas Airways dropped 2.6% after it discovered cracks on one of its planes.
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It did less to bolster the transatlantic partnership than to expose its cracks.
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The sounds produced as cracks propagate through materials are useful for acoustic monitoring.
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Aramco's invasion of Saudi society, but they also brushed over cracks in the
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But we're beginning to see some cracks, even from that very industry itself.
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Closely watched hedge fund manager Dan Niles sees cracks in the bull market.
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Also, how can you guarantee that the cracks won't show between your styles?
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Jagged cracks emerged on critical roads and even under homes, rendering them uninhabitable.
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"These aren't 'cracks' that families are falling into; they are traps," Warren said.
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There were no initial reports of damage except for small cracks in buildings.
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"We have people that are disappearing into the cracks of society," he said.
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I can't explain exactly why the name cracks me up, but it does.
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They were the first hardcourts without cracks that I had seen in Africa.
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Its streets were buckled by the quake, leaving large cracks in major roads.
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Izzy's tough hide eventually cracks open to reveal the dreaming young woman within.
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Cracks also proved to be a problem at the city's new transit center.
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It falls between the cracks of sport and art in a delightful way.
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There's a couple cracks that's close by that still have steam coming out.
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The cracks in Big Ethanol's armor are now plain for all to see.
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But cracks are starting to show in the Boko Haram suicide-training system.
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But now the foundation of my political correctness is starting to show cracks.
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Boredom breeds insanity and the most vulnerable— like Bpaet, fall through the cracks.
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As happened with Gosling, McKinnon cracks up her cast mates — and it's infectious.
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Trumpcare, it turns out, leaves plenty of cracks for people to slip through.
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In the meantime, patients and families can end up falling through the cracks.
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There are just so many of them that some fall through the cracks.
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It took more than a decade for cracks to appear in my hypothesis.
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Sometime in the not-so-distant future, the cracks will start to show.
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As those cracks widen, he thinks stocks will sink to his target level.
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She added that Russia understands how to exploit the cracks in America's identity.
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Vida cracks it into the left side, as Akinfeev goes the wrong way.
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Now, though, as Autumn responds to questions about sex and boys, she cracks.
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The cracks are getting wider from freezing and thawing as well as moisture.
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Cracks though are beginning to appear in an increasingly-frustrated Catalan independence movement.
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Yet cracks are appearing, as the reconstruction era beckons somewhere on the horizon.
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As usual, a few Oscar-worthy films slipped through the cracks this year.
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Enemies will see cracks in US alliances and may attempt to exploit them.
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And there have been few cracks among Republican lawmakers, the president's congressional firewall.
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Double parking: Will businesses be hurt if the city cracks down on it?
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In the wild, blue orchard bees make nests in small cracks or holes.
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Sanders, meanwhile, has had to contend with worrying cracks in his campaign's strategy.
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YouTube's announcement suggested creepy videos will likely still slip through the cracks, however.
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Sometimes an urgent whistle as it swirled through cracks in walls and doors.
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Sometimes, well, the majority of the times, we fall between the cracks academically.
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Her icy facade cracks to reveal a woman of blistering ambition and longing.
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No serious potholes or pavement cracks, but plenty of little bumps and divots.
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The addition of carrots prevent any cracks in the concrete, the team said.
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And I love that even the cracks in those loves are still beautiful.
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In the summer of 2007, the U.S. financial system began to show cracks.
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A rowdy diversion of wildflowers and herbs burst from the patio's pavement cracks.
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And the songwriter known as Poo Bear cracks a window onto his life.
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"You could see the cracks, you could see the fractures underground," Ansari said.
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They were eager to get in a few last cracks on Monday's shows.
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Civics Lessons Democracy in the United States is strong, but showing some cracks.
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Narrator: For example, what do we avoid walking on cracks on the floor?
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You don't always notice because Mr. Michael's singing smooths out any psychological cracks.
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The point of the monarchy, she says, is to paper over the cracks.
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Oregon cracks the top half of states for average household income at 24th.
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When the ice defrosts, gas erupts from the cracks and inevitably, sand follows.
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The opposition's move toward unity comes as cracks appeared in Kiir's ruling coalition.
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With our phones—here's where the mirror shivers and cracks—so can we.
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Cracks are already starting to emerge in some sectors, such as auto financing.
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"There're always going to be people who fall through the cracks," she said.
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Water gushed up from zigzagged cracks in the pavement from busted water lines.
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By the 2016 presidential election cycle, major cracks had emerged in flag pin dogma.
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The national anthem, the Marseillaise, rang out, cars honked horns and cherry bombs cracks.
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Or imagine if someone drops a tank and the neck cracks, unsealing the vacuum.
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So it's hard to find too many alarming cracks in the market just yet.
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Hilda Brucker said her experience in court over cracks in her driveway was "horrifying."
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And if they do, they'll be allowing some immigrants to fall through the cracks.
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Supporters said it helped authorities catch criminals who might otherwise fall through the cracks.
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Press into the plastic egg and it cracks open, revealing a colorful little critter.
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After giving it a visual check for any cracks, try the soapy water test .
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"Without a BIT, you have more students that fall through the cracks," she said.
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Cracks have already formed in the packed mud on which his shack is built.
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In May of 2017, Warren's keepers noticed the cracks that led to his procedure.
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Warren's tusks were shaved in an effort to stop the progression of the cracks.
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In all, it was a big week—things might have slipped through the cracks.
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My eyes wander, tracing the cracks in the tiled walls, examining the mouldering toilet.
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That CO2 foam sneaks into cracks and shatters the rock, allowing for more rising.
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There are too many cracks, holes, and ports where water can squeeze itself in.
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The skin literally cracks under the pressure of the body weighing down on it.
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"Deep cracks emerge in Biden's firewall," by Maya King Mounting concerns in South Carolina.
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Only one other Big 10 team cracks the top 20 (Iowa at No. 18).
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They grow in the alleys, in the parks, in the cracks in the sidewalk.
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And as some Americans fall further through the cracks, others are accumulating more wealth.
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La Manada has shone a bright light on the cracks in Spain's rape laws.
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A rip in the plane wall, a window cracks, it doesn't matter the cause.
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Would they be able to handle the cracks and potholes of a city street?
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Outside the tent flying insects big as mammals, incessant rain, and cracks of lightning.
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Drivers captured steam and lava spewing from cracks in the earth as they fled.
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We watched each other grow, and he still cracks me up all the time.
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I bet there's a lot of mini-alliances and micro-relationships in the cracks.
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Hairline cracks appear everywhere, and it does no good to keep looking at them.
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I can only hope that some sunshine slips through the cracks, that something changes.
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In the aftermath of the attack, the magazine's internal structure became riddled with cracks.
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Unfortunately, these nonreactive aggregates help cracks to grow and spread, resulting in steady deterioration.
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On how to respond to the chaos in Westminster, however, small cracks are emerging.
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But manipulated videos that don't set off either alarm can fall through the cracks.
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To make sure nothing falls through the cracks, Lewis has developed a unique habit.
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That's because carbon-fiber composite materials don't easily signal cracks, voids, or other defects.
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"I'm not The Undertaker," he cracks, referencing the nickname of the iconic WWE performer.
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But the cracks in his budding superhero persona are clearest when he screws up.
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His involvement in Uber brought him notoriety, while Carolan's role slipped through the cracks.
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Besides lava, the cracks have spewed life-threatening levels of toxic sulfur dioxide gas.
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The fabric's honeycomb structure prevents small cracks in the flying membrane from getting bigger.
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But as the millennium approached, the cracks in that wall had started to spread.
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Web-like cracks ran through the front windows, which were X'd with duct tape.
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Is this a lone wolf or a known wolf that's slipped through the cracks?
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He immediately cracks Marina's skull open and leaves her bleeding out on the floor.
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When I approach, motorcycles fall over, canned meat cracks, and plastic bags fly away.
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This week's episode demonstrates how's Betty at hers, revealing cracks in her perfect image.
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The cracks are easy to spot, and they've been showing for a long time.
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Scientists say the methane can seep through cracks several feet away from the lava.
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On either side of it, houses now sport large cracks running across their walls.
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Most of the residents had fled after cracks appeared in the building on Monday.
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But one labor market measure is showing cracks: first-time claims for unemployment benefits.
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Wide cracks had appeared like open wounds on the buildings that were still standing.
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New Orleans' 17th Street Canal levee cracks, causing water to pour into the city.
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She's too smart not to see the cracks in their story at this point.
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It's simply seasoned: just a few cracks of black pepper, some coarse sea salt.
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The project started in January 2014 to fix 2023,300 cracks mostly from water damage.
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We rumbled down a hill and into the cracks and crashes of bullet fire.
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Maybe Maker cracks the rotation and isn't out of the league in two years.
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Optimism is starting to seep through cracks in the dam of global water woes.
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He said he saw "cracks in the foundation," like discounting on online shoe sales.
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By the end of tonight's episode, the cracks are evident, the water seeping in.
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That will lead to cracks in the economy and probably in the labor market.
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Still, for Moscow and Beijing, their alliance appears well worth papering over the cracks.
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You doubled down, grew it…but then you started to notice cracks in armor.
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So what we say is where is where are the cracks in the system?
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But I still think there's a lot of room and there's lots of cracks.
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And yes, put millions of more cracks in that highest and hardest glass ceiling.
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There are even little bumpers around the camera's glass to protect it against cracks.
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Having to compete against bros like Jordan finally gets to James, and he cracks.
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And over a period of time, you see some of the cracks in that.
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Whoever finally cracks the attention problem will likely wind up a very rich person.
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Fissures, or cracks in the ground, are opening wider and wider by the day.
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SoftBank Group bet big on Mr. Neumann's vision even as cracks began to appear.
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Yet maintenance defies measurement; it's the glass pane that's visible only when it cracks.
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Now they're left to deal with gigantic cracks that threaten to swallow homes whole.
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People huddled around air purifiers, sealed door cracks with towels and prayed for rain.
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But it's still common for kits, especially older kits, to fall through the cracks.
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By the time they met, however, cracks had started to show in Jesse's veneer.
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However, many also acknowledge that this type of system is beginning to show cracks.
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As the day warms, the brittle surface thins and cracks, exposing wet mush underneath.
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It's not just the appearance that is a problem, the ideology has cracks too.
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Pahoa, Hawaii (CNN)Like tributaries, the cracks ripped through streets near Steve Gebbie's home.
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Everything was shared, everything was loose and undefined, so things fell through the cracks.
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The move comes as China cracks down on speculative trading in the cryptocurrency market.
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If it is dealt out unevenly in a society, then deep cracks are forged.
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Clinton said that her supporters had made "18 million cracks" in the glass ceiling.
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Xi's regime is pretty grim, so it makes headlines when he cracks a joke.
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The Federal Aviation Administration has ordered operators to inspect the planes for structural cracks.
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"It has defied a lot of the slowdown" But cracks are starting to show.
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My inner troll worshiped not the David but the cracks in the David's ankles.
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Mr. Dreeben mentioned the case of a barber who could slip through the cracks.
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" Koko's voice cracks before she explains that she has texted Jordyn directly with "love.
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However, last week's "I Walk The Line" proved there are cracks in the relationship.
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If it cracks down further on dissent like this song, it risks alienating voters.
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" "I don't know how many times he was arrested and slipped through the cracks.
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I want to be the one to make sure nothing falls through the cracks.
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It's not like he's clean or that he cracks jokes all of the time.
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Within two years, the early cracks in the relationship had turned to unbridgeable canyons.
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I'll fall through the cracks and go 'I don't know what I just did.
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If Talbot cracks the top ten in Hart voting, it would be a surprise.
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Everybody knows about the cutting of his ear, or cracks cruel jokes about it.
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We've also seen some cracks in the red wall when it comes to impeachment.
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Ryanair had not disclosed the cracks or grounding until The Guardian published its story.
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Somehow, this blubbery bundle finds its way to cracks in the ice to breathe.
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This entry cracks me up because both of my children use it, albeit ironically.
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The recent publication of a book by Bob Woodward may have widened those cracks.
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Trilobites The cracks in African elephants' skin help them keep cool and stay healthy.
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This means that a bridge may develop large cracks without risking a structural collapse.
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Draining locks to repair gates when they develop cracks is expensive and time-consuming.
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Everything about it, all the cracks and the bruises and the messed-up water.
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Brigman slipped through the cracks of the art history canon in the perfect storm.
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Now, only two years after opening, thousands of cracks are splintering the dam's machinery.
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As early as 2014, technicians noticed cracks in the Chinese-made stainless steel equipment.
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I think broken people are an interesting way to explore the cracks in life.
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In this seemingly idyllic life for which Zimbabweans had fought and died, cracks emerged.
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With so much to stream, it's inevitable that some shows slip through the cracks.
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What doesn't fall through the cracks for you is what gives you an identity.
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In the meantime, I'll be hoping turnout cracks double digits in Texas this weekend.
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"Cracks appeared within a few kilometers of where we expected them to," Gregg said.
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Your characters are often tough on the outside with vulnerability showing through the cracks.
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Pipes had been bored into it, and there were holes, nicks and cracks everywhere.
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"My bat cracks sound different when the roof is closed versus open," Stoakley says.
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Engineers hope to discover what caused the cracks by analyzing samples of the beams.
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The outbreak has put a spotlight on cracks in U.S. systems, community organizers say.
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"It's hard to make sure that nothing falls through the cracks," Mr. Sotomayor said.
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Walk around the perimeter and look for cracks in the siding or peeling paint.
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Reinvention is hidden in the cracks of every day life that most people ignore.
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He cracks open a beer and I sip on a black cherry White Claw.
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I show him the aphrodisiac edibles I got this week, and he cracks up.
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Further cracks seemed to have appeared since the last update from 503 February. pic.twitter.
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Life is like a messy jigsaw puzzle with too much room between the cracks.
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Both graves were covered with flat rocks, and the cracks were sealed with mud.
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Too many L.G.B.T. students who are alienated from their families fall through the cracks.
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The photos here capture the feral cats, pigeons, and ants swarming in sidewalk cracks.
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But now I see the cracks in the foundation of my own feminist ideals.
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Once the cryptocurrency market cracks, he contends, investor attitudes toward risk assets will change.
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Despite the warnings, another shooter, we're told, "fell through cracks" of our warning systems.
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As India cracks down on a long-disputed region, two nuclear powers face off.
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What's more, Turkish belligerence in Syria is revealing the cracks within the NATO alliance.
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Sometimes, Apple's native alternatives arrive just as it cracks down on third-party apps.
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But this time, the raw physical barrier is showing cracks, thanks to the smartphone.
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No matter what you do, some fantastic show is probably falling through the cracks.
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AD: But nonetheless there are some cracks starting to show because of the conflict.
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He almost cracks when she corners him to ask what is really going on.
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So the people in the middle, they get lost in those cracks, like Davion.
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So the people in the middle, they get lost in those cracks, like Davion.
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The sight is a wrenching reminder of how many Americans slip through the cracks.
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He says there are now cracks in the wall of evangelical support for Trump.
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Prior to Bolton's announcement Monday, there were only small cracks in that Republican unity.
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The tiny world blasts salty water into space through cracks in its crystalline shell.
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Stanley B. Greenberg, the veteran Democratic pollster, sees openings for Democrats in those cracks.
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Almost all surveys show continued cracks in his standing with these blue-collar women.
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Sonders said she's keeping a close eye on potential cracks in the job market.
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The average hourly wage barely cracks $20, making it 44th highest in the country.
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"Offending somebody in this obvious way shows something fell through the cracks," says Erdem.
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At the end of World War II, cracks started to appear in the church.
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That means some flagged patients are perfectly fine, while others slip through the cracks.
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"It seems as if that young woman just fell through the cracks," Foos said.
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In addition to their cavernous cracks, they have other virtues that even them out.
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But this devastating video of mass murder still managed to slip through the cracks.
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Utah had three different cracks at a tying 3-pointer, but missed each one.
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With everything silent and still, it's easier to notice the cracks in reality's facade.
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"He fell through the cracks because we don't know what to do," she said.
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Lawmakers are trying to change the way the panel cracks down on financial risk.
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If we neglect their education and health, this generation will fall through the cracks.
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His cracks aren't as caustic as Chris Rock's or as inventive as Dave Chappelle's.
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"More than five decades of hands grated by cracks," he wrote on his tablet.
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Every season there would be one or two designers that fell through the cracks.
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Kintsugi is a philosophy of repairing broken things, like cracks in pottery, for example.
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Chris Bucher, a local photographer, turned the pits and cracks into action-flick landscapes.
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Amid the enthusiasm however, there were also signs of cracks in Sanders' political base.
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The meringues will be fluffy, full of cracks, and spring back lightly when touched.
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The question of blindsides cracks open the shell of paranoia that's been festering at camp.
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These are kids who fell through the cracks, who were forgotten, or ignored, or hidden.
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Patching cracks in the roadway and helping re-pour sidewalks isn't a bad temporary job.
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She sings a little A Capella, little passages, and everyone cracks up — it's very funny.
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The document contains multiple texts and emails from crew members concerned about the growing cracks.
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One that slipped through her cracks: a joint chat with Eva Longoria and Reese Witherspoon.
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Meanwhile, storage is rapidly getting cheaper and seeping into the grid to fill the cracks.
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FOX NEWS OPINION Ethan Blevins: Seattle cracks down on renters, free speech – and common sense.
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I still ended up falling through the cracks anyway; I didn't even apply to college.
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A portion of the park was closed due to large cracks and fissures that appeared.
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You should double check the framing of your windows to see if any cracks exist.
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The problem is the cracks may be appearing in the old way of doing business.
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Perhaps most of your loyalists will keep quiet, but there are early signs of cracks.
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The cracks were found in inspections ordered by the Federal Aviation Administration a week ago.
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My problem is I still let emails slip through the cracks unanswered, occasionally causing problems.
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So far, the cracks have been limited to just east of the Lazy Links region.
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Cracks were forming all along the unintentional dam and jets of floodwater were pouring out.
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Its resistance to cracks under high pressure makes it well-suited for earthquake-prone areas.
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"Justin is the most low key, unexpectedly funny person, he cracks me up," she says.
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Inside, cracks now run up and down the walls, a reminder of the tremendous shaking.
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Hillary Clinton Eight years ago, Hillary Clinton lamented putting only cracks in the glass ceiling.
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She cracks a little smile here, but it's unclear if that's just from sheer absurdity.
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The GOP cracks when it comes to impeachment are very limited, but still worth tracking.
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I stared at my cinder-block dorm wall and imagined sinking deep into the cracks.
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He said cracks ran through the floor of the school and throughout the parking lot.
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The "it just works" philosophy has slipped through the cracks of the money-printing machine.
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And like any Apple product, the stores are deeply considered, down to the sidewalk cracks.
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Account suspensions have surged this year as Amazon cracks down on a growing counterfeiting problem.
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Then, that classic Bethenny Frankel bravado cracks once Dorinda gets up and leaves the conversation.
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Cracks could also emerge within Erdogan's AKP, bringing the economic troubles more to the fore.
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" He pauses, then cracks a joke: "Who knows what Joey and Maria would be doing?
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Gasoline cracks - a measure of refining margins - fell to $12.20 a barrel, lowest since Dec.
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When someone cracks you on the back of the head you react and defend yourself.
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He saw water leaking through the back door from cracks 4 feet off the ground.
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He cracks when she calls him out on his shit and stands up to him.
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Washington's security guarantee has papered over cracks that Moscow and Beijing would rush to expose.
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Machines will conquer the game eventually, and it'll likely be OpenAI that cracks the case.
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Kourtney has somehow fallen through the cracks, unable to find a business venture that sticks.
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If the water expands too quickly, the resulting ice will have stress lines and cracks.
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"Our spin analysis predicted exactly where these cracks would form," Scheeres noted in a statement.
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Her voice wavers but never cracks, swelling into a powerful condemnation of the status quo.
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This means you have to be more careful with bumps and cracks in the road.
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She's as regal as a queen, but cracks a joke to put you at ease.
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There are also people who complain that YouTube cracks down on specific topics or viewpoints.
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Those challenges aren't just dividing nationalists and multilateralists — cracks are showing within the opposing camps.
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The cracks in Timmothy Pitzen's apparent rescue story appeared early to those in the know.
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Patricia believed that Goldstein had fallen through the cracks of a broken and underfunded system.
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But this is a highly arbitrary process, and marginalized people can slip through the cracks.
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Nationwide, millions of children are falling through the cracks of early childhood lead testing requirements.
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But it wasn't long before "cracks began to appear in their marriage," says the biographer.
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Mainly, because LPGA's new stricter dress code cracks down on female golfers wearing athletic clothes.
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He also cracks jokes about non-binary people ... and then goes after the Parkland kids.
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The 2018 midterm elections showed cracks in the Republican party's strong support in the region.
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They have played long enough, and often enough, to see the cracks in the system.
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Others also believe that cracks in the bloc could be exploited after a British exit.
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The panel will get two cracks at Brennan -- the first in public at 10 a.m.
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Bandcamp is a direct marketing thing ideal for someone like me in-between the cracks.
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But mark this moment as one when the cracks in its platform started to show.
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But in Uber's case, red flags have slipped through the cracks, according to California authorities.
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Large cracks appeared on highways, as products on store shelves were tossed to the ground.
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But there have been cracks lately that suggest the job climate is beginning to turn.
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Like Beyond the Walls, Jordskott features a woman protagonist with deep cracks in her psychology.
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Michelle prompts Malia to answer the reporter's questions; Barack cracks wise and Sasha seems appalled.
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In cold climates the destruction is aggravated by water in the cracks freezing and thawing.
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In the world of The Leftovers, new cults fill in the cracks of orthodox Christianity.
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But troublingly, recent Trump administration decisions threaten to open further cracks in the bipartisan consensus.
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"It's like Leonard Cohen said: 'it's the cracks that let the light in,'" says James.
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An ultrasound inspection of the aluminium core found 1,537 small defects and cracks, they said.
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She taped local and national programs looking for cracks and contradictions in the official narrative.
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"This for me is plastering over cracks," said Tony Asseily, a former Lebanese investment banker.
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The EU pays Turkey, which in turn cracks down on refugees passing through its territory.
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Meanwhile, cracks are showing in demand for some funds that have been popular with investors.
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The same is true here: coarser ice lining the steep walls of cracks and troughs.
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Falling oil prices could become a factor for stocks if crude cracks $40 per barrel.
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"Cracks of Light" is a series of performances created through the company's community-action partnerships.
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How about that guy walking quickly ahead of you, the one impishly avoiding sidewalk cracks?
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The film cracks open stereotypes and wears its empathy and its artistry on its sleeve.
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One scholar has speculated that this accident caused the cracks that now plague the ankles.
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Now he is leaving, in an abrupt shakeout that shows cracks in SoftBank's global ambitions.
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It was in nearly perfect condition, she said, save a few cracks in the glass.
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"They're so disorganized; things are falling through the cracks that aren't supposed to," he said.
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The algorithm is trained to hear relevant sounds from the gut like cracks and rumbles.
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Although we can't fix the cracks, we can mitigate the stress that makes them dangerous.
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Among the issues identified were cracks in drainage channels, which were pictured in the report.
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Tiny cracks in the engine's fan blades may not be visible to the naked eye.
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"This is a very special 'F*ck, That's Delicious' special," he announces, and cracks up.
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CNN: You also embrace the transgender community and others who might fall through the cracks.
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Could the cracks of dissent exposed by Mr. Ren point to more destabilizing internal rifts?
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Small wonder that Mr. Baryshnikov barely cracks a smile during the 90-minute running time.
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LGBTQ asylum seekers are falling between the cracks of an overloaded and unfeeling detention system.
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Southwest said it has not found any cracks on fan blades inspected since the accident.
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Within weeks of the birth of their son, cracks in his psyche started to show.
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By the new millennium, however, the cracks in the SS7 protocol were starting to show.
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But pernicious thieves are putting cracks in the dream we've worked so hard to achieve.
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One trader said the weak European cracks is likely to stir import interest from China.
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One that is just as important, even if it's fallen through the cracks of history.
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They press into the plastic egg and it cracks open, revealing a colorful little critter.
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But the whole mass doesn't slide at a uniform speed, causing cracks known as crevasses.
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South Korean airlines have grounded nine of their jets after discovering the cracks, Reuters reported.
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Indian railways have had dozens of such cracks on various tracks, The Hindu newspaper reported.
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What role, if any, the cracks played in the collapse has yet to be determined.
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Erickson's voice, high-pitched, almost effeminate, strains and cracks as he shouts to be heard.
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They feel their government essentially allowed more than 20093 lives to slip between the cracks.
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Republicans still mostly support Mr. Trump's trade policies, but there are cracks showing even there.
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Vegetation, cracks and cavities were all recreated out of concrete to give a natural appearance.
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There are, however, green shoots of civic engagement breaking through the cracks of the degradation.
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"You can see the walls, literally cracks everywhere, like an old manicure," Ms. Tise said.
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I never heard him make any cracks, so I never saw any ... I don't know.
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This makes them less stable and more vulnerable to potholes and cracks in the road.
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But thousands of people have also come seeking opportunity, with many falling through the cracks.
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"The walls had been moving for several weeks and cracks had appeared," Ms. Dorbeaux said.
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If you have cracks, holes or wall damage, now is the time to repair them.
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Behind the house, two ivy-draped bunkers nestle in the woods, ferns poking through cracks.
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After a years-long borrowing binge, cracks may start to appear in the credit markets.
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Ask Real Estate There are two kinds of cracks in old lath and plaster walls.
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When inspectors returned last month, they found cracks in the terra-cotta, stone and brick.
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"The cracks that we've seen in risk appetite are only likely to widen," they wrote.
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Without quick tempos or ready-made energy to lighten the load, cracks reveal themselves quickly.
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But if cracks begin to form, the first notices likely will come in employment data.
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The cracks in the tiles seemed too narrow to let the water drain fast enough.
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"We both think it's so important to leave the faults and the cracks," said Lincke.
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Even before the new numbers were reported, many residents had been slipping through the cracks.
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Adam Schiff and the wealth of evidence they've presented, that wall hasn't shown many cracks.
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Open cracks of water freeze into thin ice, which then melts quickly the following summer.
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The company said routine quality inspections had found cracks in one batch of engine parts.
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He and Mr. Qisiiq began filling the cracks between the blocks with slices of snow.
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As the challenges facing China racked up last year, so did cracks in Xi's facade.
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Cracks appeared over the weekend, however, with core Brexiteers mounting an opposition to the deal.
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"I felt I just sort of slipped through the cracks of the system," he said.
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Cracks in the high yield market could be sending an ominous message to the markets.
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This single-crystal nanostructure is less likely to develop cracks when the battery is charging.
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"It's all going to slip through the cracks unless someone knows about it," Walsh said.
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Ocean forcing might also be responsible for creating cracks in another part of the world.
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In the coming days and weeks, we'll learn why this one slipped through the cracks.
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Brenda Blethyn plays Vera Stanhope, a master detective who cracks impenetrable cases in northeast England.
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Thick, jagged cracks run down the asphalt like scars, interrupted at points by bruised bumps.
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It may mean that they are simply falling through the cracks of our UI system.
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Within hours, the cracks spread, the dam disintegrated, and a wall of water poured forth.
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Of course, the kitchen is full of annoying little cracks and crevices, and stubborn stains.
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It's still not what fully would happen if cracks start appearing in the Hudson tunnels.
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" Pelosi added that talk about pressure on her over withholding the articles "cracks me up.
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"This one I'm not sure about," she said, showing Ellsworth some cracks in the leather.
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What was initially billed as a massive coup has begun to show a few cracks.
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After years of court rulings that strengthened the law, cracks have recently begun to show.
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The commodity's fundamentals simply have too many cracks in the foundation to support higher prices.
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The speaker is waterproof and has a rugged exterior that resists dents, cracks, and scratches.
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The head of Qantas Engineering, Chris Snook, said that cracks did not immediately compromise safety.
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Bodrum Mayor Mehmet Kocadon said the earthquake had caused minor cracks on some old buildings.
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King said Southwest has not found any cracks on fan blades inspected since the accident.
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Adults with autism tend to fall through the cracks, according to the Autism Housing Network.
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Footage showed cracks to houses and customers rushing out of cafes when the tremors began.
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Dig into the detail of the charter and cracks in the claimed "independence" soon appear.
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Trilobites Cliffs collapsed, boulders moved, cracks opened up, and jets of dust and gas erupted.
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If that were true, it would imply that the cracks form because of skin shrinkage.
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They live in cracks of dense ice and flee from people in boats and helicopters.
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And many people under final orders have slipped through gaping cracks in the immigration system.
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Wohl uses the retreat to reveal how social convention cracks when real intimacy is required.
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That suggests that "serious cracks" are starting to appear in the economy, Mr. Stack said.
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Greek television showed footage of deep cracks in roads and damage to Kos's main port.
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The studies stand as works in their own right, exploring cracks and breakages as metaphors.
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Obama may not have dismantled the Republican fortress, but he put serious cracks in it.
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As the challenges facing China continue to grow, so have the cracks in Xi's facade.
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We pulled out some of the harshest cracks at the president from the song below.
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The only cracks it allows in its polished, glistening, purring, scented spaces are fake ones.
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How quickly those numerous cracks spread and form helps determine the resiliency of the rock.
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At first, his art with the tree reflects the cracks and the sharpness of the fall; then, when he fills the cracks with snow, we sense a slow dissipation of the violence of the fall as the elm log starts responding to the passing seasons.
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"Drainage ditches have severely subsided after destruction by rain, and some have cracks," said another report.
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"The Chinese state shows no cracks in its control of content that reaches people," says Areddy.
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Long, 26, expresses concerns over getting engaged so quickly after he cracks a joke about proposing.
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Gasoline cracks, an indicator of refining margins, earlier on Tuesday reached the widest since Nov. 1.
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November - New York Times reports Takata ordered technicians to destroy test results showing cracks in inflators.
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We both liked that album a lot and felt that it had fallen through the cracks.
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Georgia city sued by fed-up residents over &aposridiculous&apos fines for chipped paint, driveway cracks.
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A senior project manager also expressed concern over the cracks in an email with photo attachments.
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LaCourse said even Gorilla Glass has limitations, as it can have tiny cracks in its surface.
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There's fear that radioactive dust may have seeped through cracks and holes in the damaged mountain.
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Boat transportation to the pier was suspended in early May following the discovery of the cracks.
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What came first, the cracks in the internet as a force for good or the egg?
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The famous Apple walled garden may not be crumbling, but the cracks are starting to show.
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It cracks and crumbles under the pressures of life like clay in a season of drought.
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His task wasn't just to govern or to patch together the broadening cracks in his party.
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The cracks spread over the driver's seat window until the glass went soft looking, like chiffon.
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Crime calls for a tough law-and-order response that cracks down on even non-criminals.
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Rep. Katie Porter WASHINGTON — House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's impeachment dam is beginning to show cracks. Rep.
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Signs of strength Despite cracks showing in the economy, hiring has long been a bright spot.
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Why does the government encourage these feedback systems even as it cracks down on petitioning bureaus?
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They were indeed cracks, reminiscent of where the fluid had been before the tissue dried out.
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After he cracks open the last five, he discovers that the entire container has been #blessed.
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And yet, even during the winning streak, subtle cracks in the foundation had begun to appear.
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HOT GUY wipes his brow and cracks a GENERIC BRAND COLA as he observes the drill.
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Authorities warned that anyone who sees cracks in their homes must evacuate and call the authorities.
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A handful of debates had revealed a few cracks in the candidates' disguises at the time.
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And even within the company cracks have started to show in the form of internal leaks.
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Meanwhile, social media is exploding with cracks about how Mr. Guzmán will mount his third escape.
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After barely three minutes of Chuck-powered intimidation, Taiga's lover cracks and gives back the money.
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A few of the kids joined in, offering to fill in the cracks with smaller brushes.
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If the regime cracks, the wretched state of the economy will be one cause (see article).
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He cracks bad jokes, is transparently decent and well intentioned, and he often speaks his mind.
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Some economists and investors are concerned that cracks could begin emerging in America's tight labor market.
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We're trying to be as careful as we can, but stuff will slip through the cracks.
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Nobody is in immediate danger, but the base could be destroyed if the cracks get bigger.
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Viewers are meant to feel it viscerally every time a nose shatters or a rib cracks.
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It means there will be cracks and wounds, battlecries of a life lived and mistakes made.
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" She added, "We watched each other grow, and he still cracks me up all the time.
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In Liverpool, for instance, workers found asbestos on site and cracks appeared in the new building.
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"Castro cracks down on flights from Cuba," reads a UPI wire service headline from the era.
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"It falls through the cracks because it's all very betwixt and between," one law professor said.
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EASA SAYS ORDERS INSPECTIONS ON 25 OLDEST AIRBUS A380 AIRCRAFT AFTER CRACKS DETECTED IN SOME WINGS
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Cracks are nevertheless starting to appear in the PD's apparent unity; two bigwigs have urged dialogue.
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Most potholes start as small cracks in a road's surface, which allow water to seep in.
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Cracks emerge on a road by the waterfront in Wellington, after the powerful earthquake and aftershocks.
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The DOT posted a photo of smoke from the cracks coming from the roadway behind barricades.
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Kaitlyn Bristowe is opening up about the cracks in her relationship with ex-fiancé Shawn Booth.
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Light seeps through the cracks in the cobbled walls, offering a glimpse of a vacant interior.
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Unfortunately, users who fall through the cracks in the prevention-and-treatment system face unprecedented risks.
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Despite the precarious-looking cracks that showed up after several hits, the glass panel remained intact.
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Those really begin to add up, and what it creates is tremendous cracks in your relationship.
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"When he cracks jokes, it was intended to make people laugh -- never to offend," Panelo added.
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No windows, no cracks in the door, and no tiny LED lights on those power supplies.
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You know, being on TV, being famous, it&aposs not all it cracks up to be.
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Also recommended: strengthening the "social safety net" for those who may otherwise fall through the cracks.
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But cracks in Trump's base of support are evident in the results on those questions now.
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Her voice cracks a bit, as it did on her last appearance, but she pushes through.
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The country is due for a loss cycle as cracks begin to show in its economy.
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Oklahoma resident Lisa Griggs believes cracks in her home have been caused by Oklahoma's manmade earthquakes.
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Hannah's suicide taken out of the conversation, 13 Reasons Why cracks open a discussion of bullying.
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Boyle isn't the only victim who has fallen through the cracks of the US healthcare system.
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Others slip through the cracks entirely and only become known to the plan after they've delivered.
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"There's going to be a few of these things that fall through the cracks," he said.
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The big picture: Their stories reveal cracks in a system that lets mass killers slip through.
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He then pivots and cracks Conor from the front -- landing a barefisted blow to Conor's head.
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The heel cracks Dodson behind the guard and Moraes capitalizes on a good connection by… feinting.
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But there are cracks beginning to grow, and the call for action is starting to swell.
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Fans have now seen some of the cracks in the armor during her various dust ups.
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Apparently, not resistant enough for Apple to replace it if its glass cracks under standard warranty.
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Celebrity phobias symbolize cracks in their façade, proof that the rich and beautiful have simple terrors.
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She cracks open a beer, helps him with this and that, and tries what he's cooking.
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The big guy smiles the whole time, cracks jokes about his weight and talks in staccato.
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To show up in places on the edges, in the cracks, to create new, novel systems?
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Cardi did make some hilarious wise cracks about what labor was really like during the interview.
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As cracks in both materialize, that's where the Mar-a-Lago summit becomes important, he continued.
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As it cracks, water rushes over it, leaching out plutonium and dumping it into the sea.
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