She could've told them that the walls bulged with asbestos, that the carpet crawled with roaches, that at night the roaches crawled through the walls and loudly gnawed the asbestos.
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By 3 the following afternoon, I crawled—no hyperbole here, crawled—into the Lyft that took me back to the ER. By then, I had an out-of-control infection in my abdomen.
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Japan's Nikkei erased earlier losses and crawled up 0.13 percent.
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People ducked down and they crawled out to safe areas.
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When Bolu came to, he crawled to his bed, exhausted.
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The company knows which page was crawled by search engines.
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We slowly crawled out while holding our baby and escaped.
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The two inmates eventually crawled out through a steam pipe.
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But when my guesses were wrong, conspiracy theories crawled in.
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When he came to, he crawled to a safe house.
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They slept on the floor, where cockroaches crawled over them.
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Palmer Luckey's defense project just crawled out of stealth mode.
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She crawled under the table and lay there half unconscious.
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Buffy Summers crawled out of her grave back in 2001.
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After ten days, I crawled back out into the world.
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Sergeant Rose, bleeding from his head, crawled into the wreckage.
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Terrified, he crawled inside his father's shirt to seek refuge.
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They're not using photos that are crawled off the web.
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I got down on my hands and knees and crawled.
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They crawled on the ground to peer under flatbed trucks.
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When Dowman was done, he crawled, depleted, onto the bank.
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IXIC even crawled back to a new high, he said.
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Beetles crawled in the hole in which the skeleton lay.
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Near the top I crawled and pulled with my arms.
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Mortally wounded, he crawled under the rear of his vehicle.
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This time you crawled behind my bookshelf and hid your face.
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He crawled under the smoke that was quickly filling the house.
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She then crawled to safety herself while a neighbor called 911.
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Icy tendrils of panic crawled up the back of my neck.
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I felt like crying as I crawled out of the library.
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For three days and three nights she crawled through the grove.
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He crawled back to Liverman to try to evacuate his friend.
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During a lull in the gunfire, she crawled underneath a truck.
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Closer and closer it crawled, looking slow but approaching surprisingly fast.
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He had crawled into the outfield bleeding a trail of blood.
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She crawled, moaning and crying, to a phone and dialed 911.
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It was part moan, part whimper, and Lane crawled toward it.
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So Jasper had crawled into his hospital bed and held him.
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I said goodnight to my roommate and crawled under the sheets.
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She dropped to the ground and crawled closer to the bar.
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When that happened, Oghi crawled slowly out to the living room.
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I crawled onto the river's far shore, and I was saved.
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The dog immediately jumped off and crawled to her owner's side.
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""Yeah, he's just crawled up there and is taking a nap.
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Barry crawled the length of the bed to the coffee table.
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He and his partner eventually crawled out through a steam pipe.
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She didn't back out like before but crawled out head first.
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It turned to a pleasant numbness, and I crawled into it.
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Investigators said it appeared she crawled out of her bedroom window.
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Ellie crawled across the field, a green pacifier in her mouth.
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Wages crawled up, factory jobs fled to China and benefits collapsed.
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GAZA — He crawled along the bumpy ground, wire-cutters in hand.
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One figure, body crawled inward, eyes wide and wandering, appears weary.
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I went upstairs to my room, crawled into bed, and fell asleep.
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One is in the kitchen, and the other crawled into a bedroom.
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By that time, the masked marauder had crawled into the truck container.
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Every room crawled with courtiers, the very last people I wanted encounter.
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I almost always crawled off the track at the end of it.
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It felt like I crawled into another dimension, like I time-travelled.
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People crawled across the floor and others carried children in their arms.
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Thousands of people crawled in during the six months it was there.
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Shanghai stocks, crawled up 20.2 percent and Australian shares dipped 234.41 percent.
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The gauge crawled back up to 2.2, or "neutral" territory, this week.
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Eventually, some of that complex life slithered and crawled onto dry land.
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Through the windshield, our midsized city crawled past at a midsized pace.
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Once the soldier walked away, Buyssens and another comrade crawled to safety.
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It's not clear whether the salamanders crawled or fell into the pitchers.
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Gang members, who openly patrol the streets, crawled past on a motorbike.
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Agnes crawled along the ground, the cold mud tugging at her clothes.
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See I do love my new mom, I crawled on her lap.
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He crawled into my lap and put his face on my stomach.
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As the gunman continued firing, Mr. Scalise crawled into the grassy outfield.
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Heading counterclockwise, the train crawled through sprawling rail depots and repair yards.
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Nicholas lowered his eyes and crawled away, and Sasha burst into tears.
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I was on a really bad trip; I crawled under the stage.
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Hope crawled, and we just lounged around and had a great time.
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"We both just crawled into bed for like three days," Cain told me.
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When I crawled out of the tent, my mood had soured a bit.
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He crawled to police and refused to comply with their orders, Mina said.
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At 6:30 PM, I crawled into bed and called it a day.
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Cops used a ladder to access an open bathroom window and crawled inside.
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By the time I crawled into the convention hall it was 4.30 p.m.
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If I could have crawled inside the seat-back pocket, I would have.
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It was here Foster ditched his ride and crawled onto the surface streets.
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Rose crawled across Mr. Wheelwright's arm, down his shirt, over to Mr. Lea.
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Falling to his knees, he crawled inside his condo and onto the couch.
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Crawled through, found a girl up the street, threw a rope to her.
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The commander of the artillery division was wounded; she crawled to save him.
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Then I crawled into a dark hole from which I would never return.
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Really, it's the only way out of the rabbit hole you've crawled down.
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The keyboards were sub par, the screens were bad and processing just crawled.
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The Aussie crawled up 0.2 percent to $0.7383 after dropping 1.2 percent overnight.
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People were pressed against railings, got stuck on fences, crawled underneath the stage.
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Some of the people trapped turned off the lights and crawled under tables.
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Workers crawled all over it on a recent weekday, measuring, wiring and welding.
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And he crawled with her, upright, and she was upright on his heels.
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When something crawled across me, I let it, then got back to tending.
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At the opening, Cai said, Gehry ''crawled on the floor like a wolf.
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Our guide opened a hatch, and we crawled through to a narrow balcony.
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A large insect crawled across the floor as the chorus waited its turn.
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Baez crawled onto the gurney next to her daughter, but she remained unresponsive.
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Then he slowly crawled to his tackle box and tried to open it.
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I crawled up it and found a sheer drop facing the inaccessible summit.
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Lorand's 6-month-old grandson crawled around on the carpet under the casket.
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Or looking out the window, wondering what cave everyone's smile crawled out of.
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One Wednesday, I crawled across the passenger seat to get in my car.
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The flap over the entry we crawled through has been closed, ushering in darkness.
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A lizard crawled up a man's urethra when he was masturbating in a forest.
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The boys had crawled inside the snow bank to build a fort, police said.
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He crawled across a coral reef, parking himself at arm's length from a female.
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"It had crawled into one of the dresses hanging in the closet," Burch said.
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Then, as this team is prone to do, it crawled out of its crypt.
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Yet beneath the bridge and elsewhere, the traffic crawled in neat, well-behaved lanes.
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Leave my wife alone and go back in the hole you crawled out of.
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The British pound crawled up 0.2 percent to $503 after retreating 1.7 percent overnight.
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They were all on their knees crawled in together, hiding in the corner crying.
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Around 299 other women lay burning and unconscious around her as she crawled out.
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Fire ants crawled across his body, and a hot red rash flecked his skin.
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As Grande and Corden studied a wall of codes, a possessed man crawled out.
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It hatched and out crawled one of children's book author Eric Carle's classic caterpillars.
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When his 3-year-old son crawled into his bed at 3:00 a.m.
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Drivers crawled through a thick fog as experts warned people to avoid outdoor exertion.
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They kind of crawled over each other, and it took all of five minutes.
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"Like garbage!" her tablemate Charlie Post said approvingly as one crawled on his arm.
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She crawled over and fell forward, almost starting the kiss before she even landed.
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His bus crawled across Copacabana because the long-distance swimming competition was taking place.
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When the embassy's alarm klaxons started wailing, American diplomats crawled under desks and tables.
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Sometimes a gator crawled from the pond and found its way around the fence.
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My 4-year-old crawled into my bed early one morning, choking back tears.
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As the door was ratcheted open an inch, I crawled over to peek out.
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One boy crawled into bed with me and touched me while I was sleeping.
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I crawled to my phone to call 911 and the police were already there.
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Some lay on steel gurneys as squadrons of flies crawled over their shrapnel wounds.
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Shoeless, they crawled 100 feet up a ravine to the road, the police said.
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Mr. Lamenzo grabbed a wrench and crawled under the console like an auto mechanic.
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Somehow, I don't know how, I crawled on my stomach toward a "makolet" (bodega).
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Then the couple, who were not identified, crawled under a strand of barbed wire.
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We practiced CPR on plastic dolls and crawled on the ground during attack simulations.
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Paul crawled inside and sat with his legs crossed and his back hunched over.
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Norman, who was shot four times, crawled over the bodies of his friends to safety.
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In the back seat, surrounded by lettuce and chicory, living snails crawled over the female.
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And that's why, when the couple finally crawled into their wedding bed around 1 a.m.
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"We have crawled the web for millions of profiles… including data from Wikipedia," says Garg.
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Then, they crawled those channels' manually suggested recommendations to bring in an additional 2,977 channels.
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After she crawled out of the woods, a passing bicyclist found her and called 911.
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Police believe they had crawled into the cave through a narrow 15-meter long channel.
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She's already crawled out of our tv and thrown all my DVDs out the window.
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"I have crawled around with my nose on the ground," he wasn't ashamed to admit.
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The car started and stopped as we crawled forward a few feet at a time.
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"We ran off the stage (and) we crawled underneath it," TinMan singer Christian Swain said.
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After taking a shower, her trainer emerged from the bathroom naked and crawled into bed.
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In the middle of her Auckland concert, a beetle crawled onto the the singer's leg.
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ML: I'm optimistic because dopaminergic personalities have existed since mankind crawled out of the slime.
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The index crawled back towards a three-month peak of 225,20.57 scaled a week ago.
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The index crawled back towards a three-month peak of 21,860.39 scaled a week ago.
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It's likely the snake crawled in to the engine bay, seeking a bit of warmth.
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" The Alabama lawmaker said he colleague "crawled into the outfield, leaving a trail of blood.
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I crawled down below, mystified by the coincidence, the timing, the magic of maritime life.
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"He crawled into a hole with two small children, blew himself up," the general said.
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Oghi turned his back on his mother-in-law and slowly crawled to his room.
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CreditCreditLeo J. Leeburn, via Idaho State Historical Society The Buick sedan crawled the Providence streets.
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In 2018, a cockroach crawled inside a sleeping man's ear and laid an egg sac.
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Unable to walk, he crawled through the jungle as soldiers combed the area for survivors.
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I crawled on all fours into my tent and sat plucking ticks from my legs.
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The economy only recently crawled out of one of the slowest recoveries in America's history.
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Released soon afterward, this hawksbill crawled tentatively on the sand toward waves lapping the beach.
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Then it crawled past Grand Bahama, which has 52,000 inhabitants, inundating 60% of the island.
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"They could have all crawled in a hole and said, 'Oh, poor us,'" she said.
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He saw three heads up in one of his foxholes, and crawled over to investigate.
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Ms. Wright said she stayed in the closet until it got quiet, then crawled out.
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The moth had crawled between dozens of prints and settled on top of this one.
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For hours the truck crawled along the parade route, while the dancers swarmed around it.
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The first prototype looked like a primordial creature that had crawled out of the jungle.
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You've needed extra downtime, but now, you're coming out of the cave you've crawled into.
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At 11:08, Bowers, bleeding from wounds, crawled from his hiding place and raised his hands.
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The attackers fled, while Bella crawled her way to the side of the road to survival.
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Stockfelt crawled under the desk as well, and locked her arms around the car seat's handle.
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Yeah, if you crawled into those air vents at Apple you were never coming back out.
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Or whatever geographical location they'd crawled from, desperately yearning for a mention in NME's Radar column.
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Worse still, the records could be indexed and crawled by automated tools with very little effort.
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And then him and I crawled out of the building areas after the building came down.
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When we visited the first time I crawled back to the car, I was so tipsy.
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I crawled out of my little cave and frantically waved at it, but nobody saw me.
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Teigen explained to critics the bug simply had crawled on her with her daughter sitting nearby.
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I don't know where he was when I crawled into the back seat clutching my head.
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Cinders crawled along the ground and up trees as she fled with her mother and grandmother.
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When the slick beetle-frog crawled into the mouth of the slumbering girl, I nearly cried.
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Bile crawled up my throat as I staggered to the bathroom and vomited into the toilet.
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Now that he has crawled from his hole, he has no intention of going back underground.
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Long have you abused the trust we wrought back when you first crawled from my depths.
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The euro crawled back to $1.1849 after slipping overnight to $1.1823, its lowest since late December.
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Then, she crawled out from the 2½ feet that separated the mattress from the cold floor.
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With nowhere to go, they crawled out of a window to reach the roof, he said.
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As Harris crawled through the secret passages, he thought, If my professors could see me now!
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The evening crawled by in two-minute increments, long stretches of boredom punctuated by strong emotion.
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The Federal Reserve's preferred inflation measure has crawled along below 22018 percent since the financial crisis.
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An officer crawled into the car and cut the seat out of the car with scissors.
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When they were finished, Mr. Nashiri crawled into "the small box" in which he was confined.
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Is he surprised the Nazis have crawled out of hell, marching in the open in Charlottesville?
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The electric vehicle crawled along at a speed of no more than six miles per hour.
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Grandchildren crawled, then walked, then invited him to high school and college and law school graduations.
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The actor James Cusati-Moyer, playing Dustin, got on his knees and crawled forward, eyes closed.
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This time he crawled through an opening in the floor of his shower into a tunnel.
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The ruling is based on the idea that I could have crawled to the next base.
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The two men called to the girl, Mr. Love said, and she soon crawled toward them.
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At one point, she had crawled out of the backpack, so he put her back inside.
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For years, explorers have crawled through dark catacombs, sewers, train tunnels, and many other less-photogenic places.
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They've never crawled or lifted their heads like typical 1-year-olds -- let alone attempted to walk.
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And in February 2019, a scorpion crawled out of an overhead bin on a Lion Air flight.
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After I recovered from the shock, I crawled out of the closet, packed my suitcase, and left.
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The dude then crawled out from under the platform and subway, and threw a bottle at it.
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There, a doctor refused him treatment, and he crawled all the way back to the labor camp.
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I crawled underneath there with her and locked my arm around the handle of her car seat.
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One of the little marsupials recently crawled onto the canine's back and has made herself at home.
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John Kerry and Barack Obama would have crawled through glass to get a deal with the Iranians.
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Police said they believe the team crawled into the cave through a narrow 15-meter long channel.
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In the wincing mornings, in that old hand-built house, western sunbeams crawled with tiny golden dustfires.
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"Where are you from?" asked a taxi driver recently as we crawled through snarled traffic in Manhattan.
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The New Zealand dollar crawled up 0.25 percent to $0.6815 , after sliding 2.343 percent the previous day.
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At this time in evolutionary history, an explosion of unusual species crawled, swam, and wriggled into existence.
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On March 12, 1990, eight-year-old Jennifer Keelan crawled up the steps of the U.S. Capitol.
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Turkey crawled out of recession at the start of the year, but credit growth is still weak.
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Several crawled to a stairway at the back of the building in a desperate attempt to survive.
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A whole load of octopuses had either been washed up or had crawled up onto the beach.
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The idea that gender and generation bias governed the race clearly crawled under Jeffries's skin, as well.
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I crawled to another room, practiced until I got the hang of it, and THEN walked out.
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Since it was first reported in 2017, it's crawled its way to at least 12 other states.
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The wounded deputies crawled to safety as other law enforcement agencies responded to the shots fired call.
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Two years later, death had crawled out of that cave to grab hold of my sister's soul.
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Utah trailed by as many as 14 in the first half but slowly crawled its way back.
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As we crawled to the center of the house, I could see the bullets ricocheting around me.
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She crawled out with a 2012 jailhouse interview on YouTube with the convicted Arizona killer Angela Simpson.
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He still had some time, so he went to his mother's room and crawled onto her bed.
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We're going to squash it and send it back to the oblivion that it crawled out of.
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Builders crawled back after that, focusing on mostly higher-end homes, where the margins are more attractive.
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It's hardly the deep wilderness; before we crawled into our tent, we saw families on either side.
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I crawled under office desks; rummaged shoulder-deep through trash; searched the bathroom; checked with office security.
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There, half frozen, he crawled into the house and nursed his injuries in solitude for 11 weeks.
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On his knees, he crawled alongside the water—his only clear path—wondering if he would survive.
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Over the next two decades, he slowly crawled his way out of the belly of the beast.
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When choosing a seat, Mr. Morris prefers a window to avoid being crawled over by other passengers.
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A scrawny girl crawled onto the lap of her mother, Ana Wuillams, crying that she was cold.
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"Waymo investigators have crawled all over the company and found zero," one longtime Uber investor told Recode.
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Injured, they crawled to the floor and held hands as they took what could be their last breaths.
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Software firm Hyperion Gray put together a map showing all 6,608 dark web sites crawled during January 2018.
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Since then, the rate has slowly crawled back up to 12.2 percent as of the end of 2017.
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Officers also were concerned about what may have been underneath Loyd as he crawled, the police chief said.
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That night, cars crawled down the streets of San Juan blasting "Beat It" and waving Puerto Rican flags.
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A flight from Houston was delayed last week when a scorpion crawled from under a sleeping passenger's sleeve.
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They crawled up the steps leading to their seated monarch, bowing repeatedly when they got to the top.
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The index has crawled higher, never gaining more than 1% in any of the ten record-breaking days.
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The river water revived her, and she clawed her way out of the sack and crawled onto land.
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Channeling his inner burglar, he and a colleague surveyed the building, found an open window, and crawled inside.
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Reliving a childhood playing in the woods She walked over sunbaked rocks, crouched and crawled through hardwood hammocks.
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In one case, a pair of giant isopods crawled into an alligator, eating the reptile from the inside.
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Tropical Storm Barry intensified to a Category 1 Hurricane on Saturday as it crawled toward the Louisiana coast.
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Tropical Storm Barry intensified to a Category 21 Hurricane on Saturday as it crawled toward the Louisiana coast.
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As we talked, her 4-year-old grandson crawled over the arm of a couch, begging for attention.
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The startup jokes that it holds the "world record" for most URLs crawled from a single website — 150,000,000.
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Even Altari holy men crawled in, the backs of their sunburned necks shining angrily up from knee height.
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Or when she's finally crawled into bed and it's at that precise moment her baby wakes up screaming.
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The moment is equivalent, perhaps, to the juncture when fish crawled out of the sea and onto land.
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The water was so cold that survivors crawled toward the hospital but died of hypothermia on the way.
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Sales crawled along until a reporter for The Washington Post stumbled upon his product and wrote about it.
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Finally, she shimmied out from under him and crawled around on the floor in search of her underwear.
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Or what was up with the bug that crawled into that girl's mouth back in the eighth episode.
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Now a new critter has crawled along to knock humans off our pedestal: a stag beetle named Spike.
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In October, its core systems, which crawled the Web to build an "index" of it, had stopped working.
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He crawled awkwardly, did not start to walk on time and would not make eye contact with others.
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I dropped to the ground to avoid being shot, then crawled and crouched to get to the gate.
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When the roof started to leak in the building they were staying in, they crawled under a mattress.
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Witnesses said Mr. Scalise, of Louisiana, "army-crawled" from the infield to the grass as the shooting continued.
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Witnesses said Mr. Scalise, of Louisiana, "army crawled" from the infield to the grass as the shooting continued.
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In my early 20s I probably crawled over every square inch of Lower Manhattan between 14th and Houston.
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Fascism has crawled out of the dust pile of history, striking familiar poses, sometimes with tongue in cheek.
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A few intrepid tourists, speaking English, Spanish and Mandarin, crawled their way over some stones to get across.
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It seemed almost as if she had slipped through the book's pages, or perhaps crawled out from them.
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Swarms of deep sea shrimp crawled around the vent, as they devoured microbes living off the vent's nutrients.
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The euro was flat at $1.0874, while the yen crawled up 0.1 percent to 118.31 against the greenback.
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The blatant prejudice that has crawled out of the woodwork since his run for office has been horrifying.
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As the songtaew crawled up the steep incline, the ride felt like being in aging wooden roller coaster.
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As he was hiding in the cliffs, the cat crawled closer until it was about 10 feet away.
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More than 1 million people were under mandatory evacuation orders as the storm crawled toward the East Coast.
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On Monday, Kotb revealed that her younger daughter had crawled for the first time over the Thanksgiving holiday.
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"I would have crawled over a pile of hot coals to make it to that debate," she said.
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U.S. crude had crawled up 0.3 percent to $103 a barrel on Wednesday, the final day of the Sept.
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When Elting first informed him the wedding was off, he crawled under her bed and refused to come out.
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I then crawled into bed—headband on—and adjusted the settings on the app, choosing the aforementioned cognition exercise.
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The bright minds at TechBargains crawled through the discount web to help us bring you these shining tech sales.
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He was wearing a metal helmet, and somewhere along the way he crawled under a fence and was electrocuted.
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I've pulled a bloated body from the bay, performed CPR on a baby and crawled down countless smoky hallways.
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Once they crawled through, they climbed up a network of pipes and plumbing, making their way to the roof.
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Leutner was left to die but crawled to a bike path where a passerby found her and called 911.
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I've been blackmailed, fought vampires, visited Westworld, and even crawled through the storage space of recently deceased family member.
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I got that ammo, I crawled up there and got his M-473 and told him I'd be back.
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They were sleeping in a farmhouse when an injured Russian soldier crawled into bed with her mother, said Katin.
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The Aussie dollar firmed 0.1 percent to $0.7165, while the New Zealand dollar crawled up 0.2 percent to $0.6787 .
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From there, they made it through more steel and rebar and crawled through plumbing tunnels up to the roof.
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"It was like some demon had crawled into my friend's soul and pushed a crazy, angry button," Robertson writes.
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Besides a strong crawler overall, Botify can also detect which pages on a site have been crawled by Google.
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They were totally in character, with the K9 even pulling at the leash when a cat critter crawled by.
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Caterpillars, aphids and slugs slimed and crawled their way around the mustard plants, slicing, sucking and chewing up leaves.
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I crawled out of my hiding place, and it was only then that Olga alluded to my distressed state.
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I crawled atop on one of the benches to spot the back of Christian's head near the DJ booth.
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By May 1, 2016, the year's IPO tally was one, and by mid-May, it had crawled to two.
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I knew I had to move quickly so more people could jump out after me, so I crawled away.
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But they crawled back, on the arms of their pitchers and the power of their young shortstop, Didi Gregorius.
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Mikayla crawled out from the elevator with 16 wounds and a collapsed lung, and was hospitalized for nine days.
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He crawled through the billowed opening in the chain-link fence, then darted past Sunny, toward the memory trees.
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They must have crawled under the wire and tossed the thing, and that was the signal for the attack.
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For the past four years, Recorded Future has crawled forums and sites across the dark, deep, and surface web.
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As she ran up to the canyon rim, her weakened foot cramped and she crawled to the turnaround point.
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Rick Nash jumped at Shaw and several players were pushing and shoving as Stepan crawled away on the ice.
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Gardner slowly crawled to the base and then lay on his back for several minutes before exiting the game.
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They crawled under the glass floor at times and walked slowly, like wraiths, against a harsh metallic musical score.
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Mr. Shaver, 79, crawled onto the canopy bed — the one they had shared for years — and shot his wife.
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Things got heavy quickly in several public parking lots as we intermittently bar-crawled and had public sexual encounters.
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Norman Casiano had crawled into a bathroom and wedged himself into a handicap stall with more than a dozen people.
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The farther I crawled, the darker and muggier it got and the heavier the flow of fumes, heat and noise.
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Negotiations over the so-called Regional and Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) have for years crawled along at a snail's pace.
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He presented his hands to the officers and eventually, slowly, crawled out of the car to lie on the asphalt.
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Without access to the wealth of information crawled by a search engine, the Echo Show's screen kinda feels half-baked.
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Rosas was shot to death by assailants who crawled under fencing near the eastern San Diego County town of Campo.
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People who were attending the concert below hid, crawled, and ran to dodge the bullets as they rained from above.
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While other fields of medicine have made major breakthroughs in the past 100 years, progress in mental health has crawled.
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When the auction stalled, he even handcuffed Madonna and crawled through her legs to coerce the crowd into bidding higher.
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The company's shares have slowly crawled back since December after the Hennepin County Attorney decided not to charge the founder.
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He went on to score one more and he drove away my Firebird and I crawled back into my Micra.
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Some of the victims crawled out of the emergency exit in the back and an escape hatch on the roof.
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According to police, Cuesta crawled nearly 100 yards along the roadway before being discovered by the caller, a passing motorist.
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The Stars crawled to within 3-2 on Taylor Fedun's goal at the 6:16 mark of the third period.
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They could still see the bloody trails of wounded Germans who had crawled into the woods to escape Johnson's fury.
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Police said the 12 team members and their coach crawled into the cave through a narrow 15-meter long channel.
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Leutner crawled to the road, where a passing cyclist found her pleading for help and called 911; she ultimately survived.
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But one night, while he was on the phone with his sister, my little brother had crawled out of bed.
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Armstrong and Aldrin then crawled into Eagle from Columbia, and descended to the lunar surface to conduct their revolutionary walk.
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After the second go-round, she collapsed to the ground and crawled, like a parched man in a desert cartoon.
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I watched a few minutes of CNN on the flat-screen TV in the bedroom and then crawled into bed.
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When I crawled up onto the truck, it only took me an hour to get to know them very well.
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Backwood kisses and Target lingerie felt glamorous because of the way her voice crawled over the luxury of Masego's saxophone.
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Cafe awnings sagged under the weight of electric green vines that crawled up cables, and trees erupted from the pavement.
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During that time, the suspect allowed some to leave while others sneaked out, and some reportedly crawled out of windows.
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Lex and Cooker crawled onto the opposite bank—forty yards across, and another twenty downriver—steaming from exertion and cold.
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She likens it to that "super-saturated sugar solution that crawled up the string" that kids often make in school.
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Apparently it had that effect on everyone: "It's not that bad!" many people agreed as it crawled up their bodies.
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So Botify can identify which pages aren't being crawled by Google and make recommendations on how to better organize content.
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"The ants crawled up my entire body including my private parts, head and armpits," she said in her witness statement.
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I remember being in midair falling, and I crawled my way to flat ground and went out the back window.
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Latasha crawled out the back-seat window and the officers ordered her to lie on the ground and handcuffed her.
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Then an artillery shell upended the tank, and I crawled out of the twisted metal deathbox just before it exploded.
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It crawled back to New York with saltwater in its hair and sand in its shoes, somehow still looking enviable.
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Firefighters crawled into the building with breathing tanks and shot water up toward the inferno on the first-floor ceiling.
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"In my best WWF move, I crawled on top of him and held him down like a wrestler," she said.
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On YouGov's reputation scale, which runs from -100 to 100, Goldman crawled into positive territory with a score of 1.
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Instead, I crawled in next to him, inhaled the lavender scent of his hair and let him do the talking.
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With the plane on fire, a third contractor, badly burned in the rear of the aircraft, crawled out to safety.
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I crawled between a fallen tree and a web of creepers, and found that I could no longer straighten up.
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Inside her apartment on Grant Avenue, Evelena Morrison Tisdale crawled on the floor, unsure of where the gunfire was directed.
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Yet, with Saudi Aramco's assurance to meet market commitments and restore full production, oil crawled back to the mid-$60s.
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One day, he crawled through the window of an abandoned house and found a calendar from the Second World War.
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"Slowly, I crawled away," he said, motioning his movement, his stomach hovering inches above the mat on his shelter floor.
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"He crawled into a hole with two small children and blew himself up," McKenzie said when asked about Trump's characterization.
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By the end of the panel, Zinnia had crawled into her lap, but Cooper stayed put and sat with the adults.
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South Korean troops crawled to his side, rescued him, and took him to a hospital in the nearby town of Suwon.
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In the children's room with Fatemah, 5-year-old Mohammed-Laith quickly crawled towards a desk and curled up underneath it.
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Or the fact they seemingly crawled, powered on by some well-oiled vitriol rather than food, from the squats of Brixton.
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He crawled toward Hira, his thin body covered in bruises, and told her through sobs that forest rangers were torturing him.
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Once parked, McCoy allegedly crawled into the backseat, and after threatening his young woman passenger with a knife, grabbed her iPhone.
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A New Hampshire man is lucky to be in good health after an unexpected visitor crawled out of his iPad case.
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" Then, the couple took her home and put the cat in their spare room where "she crawled straight under the bed.
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Seerveld has crawled inside attics that looked like scenes from a rodent rave, with multiple sound machines, flashing lights and potions.
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Police said they believe the team, ages 11 to 16, crawled into the cave through a narrow 15-meter long channel.
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Spot gold crawled up 0.25 percent to $1,279.76 per ounce after sliding more than 1 percent overnight on the dollar's bounce.
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In the past, he stuck his face in Leonardo DiCaprio's crotch, crawled underneath America Ferrera's dress, and grabbed Brad Pitt's glasses.
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One decade ago, on September 7, 2008, vampires crawled out of the coffin and onto our television screens, changing TV forever.
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A spider eventually crawled into the guitar and made its home, which was more use than I ever had for it.
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A Florida kid had to be rescued from inside a claw machine game after he crawled in to snag a toy.
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Lees' work reminds us that, although we may have crawled out of the primordial soup, it's still where we came from.
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Leutner survived the attacks and crawled to the edge of the woods, where she was found and taken to the hospital.
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What if a roach crawled in there and died, and I was too grossed out to ever touch the money again?
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After a weak 2016, Africa's largest oil producer has crawled out of recession, helped in part by the recovery in crude.
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They are believed to have crawled into the large series of caves through a narrow, 15-meter-long (50-foot) channel.
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Trejo says he crawled into the wrecked vehicle from one side but couldn't unbuckle the child's car seat from that angle.
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The couple's toddler son, before he was kidnapped and murdered in 1932, is believed to have crawled on the church's floor.
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He crawled around on all fours, pretending to be a pony, to amuse his daughter, Jacey, and her younger brother, Liam.
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He crawled on the ground to tape down the portraits and chased spare change as if he, too, had lost someone.
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Carefully, the traveler dropped to the floor and crawled slowly to the ladder and climbed from the room to the door.
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Kasal was shot several times in his legs, and he crawled into the small bathroom where he had found the gunman.
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Whatever the case, I stumbled into my wellies and crawled out across the camping grounds in pursuit of my higher self.
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The boys could hear boulders tumbling down the cliffs behind them, so they crawled toward the ocean to avoid being crushed.
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Within minutes, Mr. Walton, 54, crawled his pickup truck, known locally as a ute, past the battered section of the fence.
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After pushing by the Hun outposts they found themselves confronted by American machine guns, but finally they crawled into the shellhole.
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Temperatures were below freezing, and he was wearing only light running clothes as he crawled for several miles, the release said.
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"So we stopped working and watched the monitors, and when we saw it blow up, it was like my scalp crawled."
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They slowly crawled out of the gutter of the standings before winning the World Series in 2017, the year Altuve batted .
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By noon, resignation had fallen over Washington as the day crawled toward a predictable ending, to come at a late hour.
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In Kentucky, a university student crawled through an air duct in an effort to steal an exam from an instructor's office.
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On weekdays, the painter crawled out of his hole at seven sharp and began his daily journey through the city streets.
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The QX33 happily crawled up and down my hilly neighborhood (remember, snow tires on a front-drive vehicle are a revelation).
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It showed a map of Manhattan and Brooklyn, on which little car icons crawled around the grid like black carpet beetles.
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To spread the word, Klein hosted a Crawl on the Mall event this month in which participants crawled the National Mall.
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However, the website continued to leak customers' private information, which Houlihan says can be easily crawled and indexed by automated tools.
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But officials repeatedly rejected her idea, interviews and emails show, even as weeks crawled by and outbreaks emerged outside of China.
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As the initial shock of the explosion passed, he crawled in the dark to the smoking crater where the bomb hit.
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"It's all crawled.....For the End of Term Archive, we're going through, capturing data as broadly as we can," he said.
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She told authorities she crawled over the driver's seat, exited his van and hid in the store bathroom until he drove off.
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The Dow took 121 days, or about five months, to move to 18,000 points from 9303,000 points, but has since crawled along.
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Ellie crawled into the hole, now an installation called The Grounds, setting foot under US soil, but not on top of it.
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The sheep's paddock was so infested with ticks that they crawled on the health investigators' pants as soon as they stepped inside.
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I don't care that he crawled for the first time and I don't care that his hair is getting darker like yours.
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He and his young comrades, some as young as 2000, marched and crawled with loaded guns almost as tall as they were.
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Greg Fellows detailed how the teenager crawled through a window and fled her parents Perris, California, home minutes before sunrise on Sunday.
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In the last few years, Ratking have cemented themselves as one of the greatest rap groups to have crawled from New York.
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With a new way to date the rock art, researchers carrying lights and scalpels crawled deep underground into caves all over Spain.
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Some memes that are so relatable they'll make you feel like someone crawled inside your brain and read your deepest, darkest thoughts.
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The force blew him to the floor, and the cafe filled with smoke, which he crawled through to get to an exit.
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Three robust women were in competition for our accidental tour guide's attention, and as the hour crawled on, much shameless flirtation ensued.
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"Demolition," a slowed down version of Jeezy's "Get Ya Mind Right" instrumental, crawled along at the perfect pace to showcase these talents.
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In 1973's Hyperbulie, she crawled naked through a maze of electrified wires, receiving a shock each time she actually touched one.
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Eventually, 200 spiders crawled out of the ground without warning, which seems pleasant to witness if you're into that kind of thing!
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Keelan, who has cerebral palsy, crawled because she cannot walk—and because she needed Congress to pass the Americans with Disabilities Act.
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This fearlessly effervescent actress earned her Screen Actors Guild card with a Kmart ad in which a tarantula crawled across her face.
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He is withering away before our eyes, mummifying like a beloved family pet that has crawled under the floorboards and promptly expired.
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"I'm not going to lie: My sixth at-bat, I thought about it," Flores said before a grin crawled to his face.
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After a few minutes, I slowly rose to a crouch and half-crawled down the steps and out of the steam room.
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Biologists have arrived at stinkbug conferences in distant states only to open their suitcases and watch in horror as one crawled out.
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One weekend last spring after a night of drinking, I crawled into his empty bed, ready to out my crush to him.
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France's Socialists ran a left-wing candidate in last year's presidential election, and crawled away with barely 6 percent of the vote.
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They have slowly crawled back since, winning six of eight games since that rare losing streak and now stand at 18-9.
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But, when I crawled into her hospital bed to snuggle and kiss her good night, she regularly sobbed quietly in my arms.
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The tiny white capsule sprouted cilia legs and crawled to the edge of their palm, scanners linking to Yorick's own augmented senses.
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Yet another featured intertwined layers with a gap in between that I could have crawled through, if I had been brave enough.
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They crawled the web for a list of local restaurants, and hired people through Fiverr to hunt down their gift card links.
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In currency markets, the dollar crawled higher to touch a one month high of 98.609 against a basket of six major currencies.
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He fixed a snack, spent a few hours watching cartoons and playing with toys, and then crawled beside her and fell asleep.
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In the final scene, he crawled into bed next to his girlfriend, grimaced and said to himself: "Starting n—" Cut to black.
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A group of elk watched with interest from a far-off plateau as we crawled in a prairie field where cows grazed.
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We crawled into lime green Marmot Trestles Eco Elite 30 Degree Sleeping Bags that felt like silk compared to my lumpy bag.
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Dozens of girls and young women in shorts and leggings crawled all over the walls or reclined on the heavily padded floors.
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And so one morning, after a guest asked for soy milk, Andrea crawled out onto the roof of her home and jumped.
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One video posted by the observatory showed orange and black lava belching smoke and flames as it crawled down a residential street.
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Annie Leist, a 45-year-old artist who is sight impaired, crawled holding her white cane as an added degree of difficulty.
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In 2012, Equinox fitness clubs offered a class called Animal Flow, in which participants crawled around the gym animal-style, she said.
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People huddled in hotel basements, crawled under tables, raced from beaches and took shelter in military hangars when the alert hit phones.
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Kansas City pitchers are allowing an average of 1.7 runs during the winning streak as the Royals have crawled three games over .
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Adam Toren remembers the last time he crawled into bed, pulled the covers over his head and took off sick from work.
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As I crawled under a table in the showroom to confirm this, an IKEA employee politely asked if I needed any help.
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The hurricane was about 125 miles (200 km) from the Florida coast, parts of which were being evacuated, as it crawled westward.
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The pound was flat at $1.2666, having crawled off a five-month trough of $1.2560 set on Friday thanks to the dollar's underperformance.
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The pound was flat at $1.2665, having crawled off a five-month trough of $1.2560 set on Friday thanks to the dollar's underperformance.
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They were rescued after one of them crawled back up to the road to get cell service and make a call for help.
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North, 3, looked on as her little brother, 13 months, crawled across the floor in a two-piece red outfit in one image.
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Is Joel simply undead like Sheila now, or has he actually been taken over by Mr. Ball Legs, who crawled into his head?
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She responds that her cat got hit by a car, yet later on mysteriously crawled out of the cemetery and right back home.
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Again, when sponsors crawled into the gargantuan alternative music events that took place during Generation X, making their branded stages feel more corporate.
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"Over the course of about 20 seconds, centimeter by centimeter, Kevin crawled his hand from my thigh over toward my crotch," Dreyfuss said.
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Loaded on booze, morphine, chloral hydrate, and vitamin B12, Williams crawled into the back seat, wrapped a blanket around himself, and laid down.
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If any hockey player in history ever crawled through 500 yards of shit and came out clean on the other side, it's Tavares.
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Were the kids really able to stay asleep while police officers crawled all over Nicole Brown Simpson's house, shining flashlights in their faces?
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The pound was flat at $1.2667, having crawled off a five-month trough of $1.2560 set on Friday thanks to the dollar's underperformance.
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I crawled over to John, rolled over the top of John looking for some sign of life, but I didn&apost get any.
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Smith said "I love Carole King," and then sang a cover of "A Natural Woman" and crawled around the stage on her knees.
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Silicon Valley is full of Dr. Frankensteins who have watched in horror as their monsters crawled from the operating tables and into town.
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Dabate said he crawled upstairs with the chair still attached to his wrist, pushed the panic button on his alarm and called 2125.
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In the clear light of afternoon, the city center crawled with street vendors and hurried civilians shuffling to and from offices and shops.
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On Las Vegas' physical streets, traffic crawled on Tuesday as thousands of CES attendees shuttled between hotels and conference venues in heavy rain.
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Dabate claimed he crawled back up the stairs, pressed a panic button on his alarm and called 227 at about 10:11 a.m.
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The world wide web is a magnificent library of knowledge, linked together by machine-readable text that can be crawled by search engines.
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The Dow took 121 trading days to reach 523,000 from 17,000, but has since crawled along, taking another 22.36 days to breach 21,21.64.
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"I would have crawled to be here for this," said Chuck D of Public Enemy during a loving testament early in the night.
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When the deputies arrived, however, a 13-year-old girl crawled out of the nearby bushes and told them she had been raped.
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By the end of the third circuit, as she crawled along the mat, leaving a trail of sweat, I had to look away.
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After flooding last year in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, volunteer Sara Johansen crawled under a stranger's staircase to rescue a white ceramic Christmas tree.
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A member of Los Topos told Foro TV he crawled into openings within the ruins over pieces of broken chairs and splintered walls.
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The Yankees had crawled out of an ominous hole, and talked as if they were starting anew almost two months into the season.
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She climbed onto the bed and tossed the laundry into the crib, then crawled to the window and switched on the air-conditioner.
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Clinton later recounted that experience in her 2017 book "What Happened," writing that her "skin crawled" as Trump stalked her around the stage.
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The analysis suggests that Sergeant Chapman crawled into the bunker within 13 minutes of the SEALs' departure, or at about 5:25 a.m.
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Earlier this year, my husband and I sat over breakfast at a local cafe while our baby crawled around the otherwise empty room.
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She crawled into the kitchen and got me a small glass of wine, which she had me drink so I would fall asleep.
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In its fifth weekend of release, "Independence Day: Resurgence" crawled over the $100 million mark, earning less than $1 million for the weekend.
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"I crawled out on the big log so the man could see me, and began to yell," Mr. Fendler said in his book.
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I lay in the sun until the tide touched my shoes, then crawled around on my knees, combing for the luminous green pieces.
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Mr. Wickland told the others to follow him as they crawled to a bathroom window, but he lost them in the choking blackness.
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Later that night, across town, supermodels crawled on top of cars at the after-party for Balmain, with L'Oréal as a co-host.
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One of the few vehicles we passed, a truck overflowing with miners, swayed from side to side as it crawled down the road.
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On two consecutive nights during the trip, he said all of his limbs went numb after he crawled into bed at his hotel.
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He picked his way through minefields, he said, broke out of jails, dodged security patrols and crawled through jungle to avoid border posts.
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An in-law, Artelio Reyes, 63, crawled through a window and made the gruesome find, then called the police around 6:50 p.m.
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Two South Korean Army sergeants crawled to him and dragged him to safety, while North Korean soldiers watched them from their guard post.
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One female patron shed a few tears as she crawled into a taxi, and a guy sat down alone, waiting for his Uber.
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He sat on the bench for nearly four minutes, as the Huskers crawled back into contention, cutting a 13-point deficit to five.
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While her baby girl, Riley, squirmed and babbled and crawled through the first year of her life, her fraternal twin, Maxwell, was different.
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But with Haas and Swanigan each contributing five points, the Boilermakers quickly crawled back to within 61-60 with 11:06 to play.
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By the end, you felt you had crawled right under his skin, and it wasn't anywhere you wanted to admit to having been.
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When 6-year-old Silas Kraus, who crawled with his grandfather, completed his segment, he excitedly asked the artist what the prize was.
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After she was shot four times in the back, Pollack's daughter Meadow crawled and laid on top of a freshman in a hallway.
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I saw what Foos was doing, and I did the same: I got down on my knees and crawled toward the lighted louvres.
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However, there seems to have been a global precedent when a small cockroach crawled into the ear of a George Washington University student.
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After we'd all been seated, the pilots said hello and crawled over us to reach their seats in the front of the plane.
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After the race started, and half of the men had ran by, she crawled out of her hiding spot and joined the pack.
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That's what it was like at night, when the gnats crawled out of every little crack in the ground and kamikaze-attacked our eyeballs.
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In the early 1960s, four astronauts crawled into a hermetically sealed pod at NASA's Langley Research Center, unsure of when they were getting out.
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She crawled out during my set and heckled me as she walked to her seat in the front row to make a phone call.
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" Then he skips forward in his daydream: "We crawled through a lifetime of imminent doom / Now we're out in the sand and it's perfect.
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One sentient branch of the tree of life is descended from the animals that crawled onto dry land hundreds of millions of years ago.
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It was then that I found his dead body in the cage—he must've crawled back in there one day and couldn't get out.
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Four months later, Microsoft showed off a completely insane first-person shooter in which enemy spiders crawled out of the walls to attack users.
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"We don't know if [the boy] crawled out of the car himself, if he walked away, if he was abducted," Chief Miller told ABC7.
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Meanwhile, New Zealand shares crawled to a record high, as gains in utilities and energy stocks slightly trounced lagging consumer staples and healthcare stocks.
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But there was a blood trail about 203 to 15 yards long from where he was shot to where he crawled into right field.
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BENGALURU, Oct 10 (Reuters) - Gold prices crawled higher on Wednesday, as long-dated U.S. Treasury yields retreated from multi-year highs, pressuring the dollar.
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"We expect it had just happened, seconds before he crawled out, otherwise he would have bled out immediately," Gross said in a telephone interview.
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I crawled into bed with her and I was holding her, curled up next to her and that's when she took her last breaths.
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Roughly once a week between December 2013 and July 2015, programmes he had written crawled 90-odd cryptomarkets, archiving a snapshot of each page.
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The other day, I crawled around the bathroom floor trying to catch a palm-size green anole lizard that had sneaked into the house.
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When Norman Casiano, 25, heard the shots, he dropped to the floor and crawled toward the two bathrooms at the back of the club.
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Corporal Castro, who had been part of the unit, recalled one summer night when the two officers crawled into some bushes before a raid.
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A few minutes later, another militant crawled to the bunker's edge, where, at 6:11, the airman killed him in hand-to-hand combat.
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She crawled to the finish line on her hands and knees with two-tenths of a mile to go, and still took third place.
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Esther, who was the oldest, recovered first, crawled to Kevin and me and helped us sit up and stand on our shaky stick legs.
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Once it shows up on the web and Google's crawled it, suddenly they see the ticker symbol or whatever they see and they react.
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There we strapped on our gas masks, tried to get some rest on the floor and then crawled back up to bed at dawn.
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The video implies that when he sat on the toilet, he was bitten on the genitals by an iguana that crawled through the pipes.
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He scrambled out, crawled onto the plane's nose, dived onto a deck seething with burning fuel and rolled away until he cleared the flames.
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GLUM YUAN In currency markets, the dollar crawled higher to touch a one month high of 98.609 against a basket of six major currencies.
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Witnesses said Mr. Scalise was shot in the hip and fell to the ground, then crawled toward outfield grass as more shots rang out.
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Minaj caused an uproar when she crawled into the 2011 Grammy Awards wearing a full cheetah-print bubble dress with matching leggings and headwear.
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L crawled the length of Broadway from the tip of Manhattan to the Bronx, in segments, from 2001 to 2009, wearing a Superman costume.
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Ms. Sheldon crawled over a strip of wet clay as she sang, then remained onstage after the house lights had gone up for intermission.
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After flooding two years ago in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, volunteer Sara Johansen crawled under a stranger's staircase to rescue a white ceramic Christmas tree.
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I assume that I seemed very far away to my parents in New Jersey, as I crawled slowly over the Alps or the Pyrenees.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies crawled up 0.1 percent to 93.145 after it slipped about 291.863 percent on Friday.
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Using a compass and headlamp to guide her, May crawled through the opening on her stomach, wearing a gas mask to filter the smell.
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There are more than 150,000 maintenance hole covers across Hong Kong; as she crawled, May realized there were multiple different tunnels she could take.
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The men put down the oak branches and climbed onto the women's backs, where they crawled up and down on their hands and knees.
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The strangeness began with a strangely abandoned New York show schedule, moved to London amid windstorm Dennis, and crawled through Milan with the coronavirus.
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"The place is extraordinary," Mr. de Anda said in a video produced by the institute, speaking as he crawled through a dark, narrow passageway.
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U.S. crude futures crawled up a cent to $53.44 per barrel after retreating roughly 6 percent to $52.77 on Tuesday, lowest since late October 2017.
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When virtual reality first crawled back onto the scene, many people cautioned that it would be wonderful for gaming—but not for first-person shooters.
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Firefighters in California had to rescue a young boy, who crawled into a statue and got his head stuck at the Solano County Library Monday.
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The former NHL star crawled around on all fours ... mumbled incoherently and wrestled with officers as they tried to slap the cuffs on his wrists.
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Wolfie Masters: I crawled out from my desk, turned on my computer, and saw a dozen madmen on space bikes pillaging the central market zone.
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Donnie Darko, a dark, disorienting science-fiction film about a plane crash, crawled into about 50 theaters in October 2001, with the country still reeling.
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They played pretty well offensively, even that third goal, kind of puck on the backdoor, I stopped it and it just crawled over my pad.
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According to a post shared that day by Mark Thomas Motors in Albany, Oregon, the cat crawled inside the vehicle to escape a house fire.
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Like this story about a dude in Thailand who almost got his dick bitten off by a massive python that crawled out of his toilet.
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A teenager in Sydney, Australia watched her car roll into the sea, after a spider ended crawled on her while she was inside the vehicle.
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But Leutner, who was left for dead, survived and crawled to a nearby bike path, where she was spotted by a passerby who called 911.
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Why you absolutely won't: Ever since you first crawled on to the Worthy Farm site, you've been promising yourself you'd catch his Sunday afternoon address.
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Kendall Jenner just got a little peace of mind -- her alleged stalker who crawled up onto her property has been kicked out of the country.
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The Aussie crawled up to 81.87 yen, after an initial drop to 81.34, but was still down 0.27 percent on the U.S. dollar at $0.7270.
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The Dow took 2500 trading days to move to 523,252 points from 2226,215, but has since crawled along, taking another 483 days to breach 19,000.
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Some civilians tied white cloths to poles to distinguish themselves from militants as soldiers on foot huddled behind armored vehicles that crawled along deserted streets.
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He watched idle miners sketch circles in the dust and place cockroaches inside, at times betting more than $100 on which one crawled out first.
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We rolled around for a few fraught seconds until the train stopped at 34th Street, the doors slid open and the man bear-crawled away.
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The boys and their coach are believed to have crawled into the large series of caves through a narrow, 15-meter-long (50-foot) channel.
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The bugs quickly crawled to the shelter, just as you would expect for insects that spend 90% of their lives hiding in cracks and crevices.
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When he stroked the red tag on June's ear that signifies she's a fertile Handmaid, I crawled out of my skin right along with her.
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We're poor to not even care about that child, about the years that crawled into her sad heart because her father was an illicit man.
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To get from Point A to Point B 12,000 years ago, we crawled, walked, jumped, tumbled, rolled, skipped, hopped, swam, danced, jogged, ran and sprinted.
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Sixty-nine years ago, an American scout unit crawled through this area, then hostile North Korean territory, during the early months of the Korean War.
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Zachary Crockett / Vox Earlier this week, we crawled through a bunch of data from Metacritic to determine which big-budget blockbusters got the worst reviews.
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Mr. Ezersky quickly — and kindly — corrected me, at which point I crawled back under my desk where I belong and continued to write this column.
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They crawled toward the wounded and used belts as tourniquets to try to stop their bleeding, his son said in a local television news interview.
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CreditCreditEric Thayer for The New York Times Drenching rains were inundating North Carolina on Friday as Hurricane Florence crawled inland at three miles an hour.
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A blood clot had crawled up one of the vessels in the back of his brain, blocking blood flow to the area that controlled alertness.
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My fellow commuters made their frustrations audible, but I was grateful for a few extra minutes to collect myself before the subway crawled into Manhattan.
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As tends to happen every year, the Wichita State Shockers started the college basketball season unranked but slowly crawled their way into the top 25.
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He said that on snowy winter nights he sometimes crawled in under the translucent corrugated covers and lay on his stomach in the warm soil.
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Under the gaze of the extremely cool teenagers who worked at the theater, I crawled on my hands and knees to find the lost ring.
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L has belly-crawled the length of Manhattan, ingested entire issues of The Wall Street Journal, and created odoriferous installations from baloney and Pop-Tarts.
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The Aussie crawled up to 81.91 yen, after an initial drop to 81.34, but was still down 0.2 percent on the U.S. dollar at $0.7276.
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Three requests were made to extend the Brexit deadline, and Britain still remained in the EU. Mrs May crawled on as prime minister until July.
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He declared she was "the best grandma in the whole wide world," when he crawled into her bed during one of their last times together.
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Elsewhere in the district, eighth graders at Sheridan Junior High School crawled on the floor, chasing robotic birds they had programmed to waddle and chirp.
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Elsewhere in the district, eighth graders at Sheridan Junior High School crawled on the floor, chasing robotic birds they had programmed to waddle and chirp.
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"Ron Johnson has crawled back to make the race a toss-up, and Russ Feingold hasn't done anything to stop the bleeding," a Republican said.
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I'm sick of the Third World sneaking into my country to turn the USA into a copy of the dung hole they crawled out of.
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None of the disasters slowed the region's growth, as development has crawled like ivy across the subtropical plains of southeast Texas, enabled by lax local regulation.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies was at 88.971, having crawled away from a three-year low of 88.438 set on Friday.
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Journalists crawled under desks and sought other hiding places, describing agonizing minutes of terror as they heard his footsteps and the repeated blasts of the weapon.
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And I think I hid behind a door at first, and there was a big comforter on the couch and I actually crawled underneath that comforter.
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" Caught in the middle of a winter storm, he sought warmth from a sleeping giant and "cut open her belly and crawled up right inside her.
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Gold, which is stuck near a one-year low, crawled 0.2 percent higher to $1,208.06 an ounce Additional reporting by Helen Reid in London; editing by
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Between 20003 and 1995 the Intertoto Cup crawled ever on, leading teams down an existential dead-end road towards nowhere; no final, no prize, no purpose.
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The day after he told me about the other person he'd gone on a date with, I left work early, crawled into my bed, and cried.
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Never give up Micah Herndon's legs gave out on him near the end of the Boston Marathon, so the ex-Marine crawled to the finish line.
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It was a quiet monster that crawled along the Gulf Coast, then sat over South Louisiana dumping more than 30 inches of rain over the weekend.
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So I lowered myself to the ground and crawled forward the last 100 or so feet to a place where I had a clear enough shot.
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To figure out how and when ancient fish first crawled from the ocean onto land, Neil Shubin is about to head to the mountains of Antarctica.
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South Korean and U.S. soldiers, fearing more North Korean fire, later crawled to him to rescue him, the United Nations Command said in a separate statement.
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Shaver was fatally shot when he made a motion with his right hand toward his waistline as he crawled toward officers, prosecutors said in a statement.
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He served more than eight years of his 14-year sentence, passing the time by speaking to spiders and other insects that crawled through his cell.
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This time, there was no letup from the Tennessee defense, even after the Jaguars crawled back into the game on a major gaffe from its offense.
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It would intensify as the afternoon progressed, until I crawled to the floor of my living room and lay there, willing the room to stop swaying.
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James bear-crawled across the court chasing after a loose ball, then soared high for a lob dunk when his head was even with the backboard.
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In April, a US$1bn loan for Tata Motors' unit Jaguar Land Rover Automotive crawled to a close with only one bank joining in general syndication.
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"Trump crawled his way to the top on the back of little guys, one of them being my father," said Ms. Rosser, who runs Triad today.
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The final group crawled around the back nine in two hours and 47 minutes, but at least they finished, saving the tournament from spilling into Monday.
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He proceeded to tell me that I'd barged into his room at 123 AM in my pajamas and crawled into his roommate's bed and fallen asleep.
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At that time, the slabs of rock that carried these present-day continents crawled apart from each other at a rate of a millimeter a year.
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Two theories The boys and their coach are believed to have crawled into the large series of caves through a narrow, 15-meter (50-foot) channel.
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The Aussie crawled back up to 81.84 yen, after an initial drop to 81.34, but was still down 0.23 percent on the U.S. dollar at $0.7272.
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Household debt has climbed to a stratospheric 180 percent of disposable income at a time when income growth has crawled at its slowest pace on record.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies was at 89.153, having crawled away from a three-year low of 88.438 set on Friday.
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There were huge cranes down in the harbor, jutting into the air like the antennae of some ungainly creatures that had crawled out of the ocean.
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" It gets worse: "They crawled forth from their holes, they fled to the house of the Lord, They offered thanks to Him, the sweet benedictory word.
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"I crawled on my hands and knees up to the back of one tee to watch Peter Thomson and Roberto De Vicenzo tee off," he said.
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Each night when I crawled back into my tent, everything in it — sleeping bag, pillow, toiletry kit — was covered in a new layer of playa dust.
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Perhaps nothing is as reliably life-affirming as Gritty, our massive, orange, googly-eyed son who perennially looks like he just crawled out of a dumpster.
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The species was discovered when it crawled on the corpse of an alligator on the ocean floor -- and completely consumed its soft tissue within 51 days.
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Early on, I met and photographed Hafej Ahmad, 35, as he crawled through muddy puddles of monsoon rain in the overflow area of Balukhali refugee camp.
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But instead of going in the front door, her mother got down on her knees and crawled under the porch, gesturing for her children to follow.
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The Resistance is rising to meet the profound threat that Trumpism poses, and the Resistance is beating it back into the swamp from which it crawled.
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After being attacked in the hours before dawn on Tuesday, Gwala crawled to the road to flag down a car to take him to the hospital.
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Their ranks include a snakelike bot that crawled through a tiny accessway into Unit 403, then bent itself into a more stable U-shape to explore inside.
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"The man's fiancée crawled herself out of the truck and we brought her into the office," Sarah Lange Hyden, who works in the area, told LEX 18.
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Several police officers, some with their guns drawn and one restraining a dog, encircled Simone as he crawled out of his car, the news helicopter video shows.
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Later that night, they crawled into bed together but I only registered this through tipsy eyes, and so it wasn't until the next morning that it stung.
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I said I was fine, but in the hotel that night, I crawled into bed, relieved that I no longer had to perform as a professional fatty.
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I didn't realize that it had crawled out of my ear and then back into my ear until they showed it on TV. It was just awful.
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The Lions crawled back to trail by 3, after Lo banked a 3-pointer off the glass with just over eight minutes remaining, make it 863-57.
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Finding a gap already smashed through the glass at the bottom of a door, he crawled through as the shooter shot toward the front of the room.
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Feeling a bit sick and not really able to process what I was seeing, I crawled back into my shared dorm room, where everything went fucking crazy.
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Yes Bank's latest loan is its second transaction of the year after a US$2500m three-year loan crawled to a close following a six-month syndication.
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The evening I was there prior to the show, the store crawled with two dozen shoppers, mostly looking at PINK merchandise and flipping through the underwear drawers.
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At around 2am the shelling finally stopped and we crawled into bed, exhausted and then, just a few hours later at 5am, the planes started buzzing overhead.
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"He couldn't make a call for help, so he crawled in his state of disrepair from being assaulted to the neighbor's house to get help," Rosselle says.
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When I crawled in and was unable to fit my legs in, I realized it was more a hole than a cave, but I had no choice.
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On Saturday, a 4-year-old boy crawled under a rail and through wires, before dropping 12 feet into into a gorilla cage at the Cincinnati zoo.
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Murphy's son eventually managed to escape, the Daily Edge reports, after he was advised by an off-duty fireman to crawl out the way he'd crawled in.
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Others must be screamed as though a small rodent crawled into your larynx, died, and came back as a zombie rodent with magic rock 'n roll powers.
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"He was just laying there," recalled Brittany, who added that Ryder had crawled through the dog door in the kitchen and into the backyard with the dogs.
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Sam had crawled back into bed with me that morning and gifted me some first-trimester essentials: special teas and candy, belly butter, and an aromatherapy mask.
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Finding a gap already smashed through the glass at the bottom of a door, he crawled through as the shooter shot towards the front of the room.
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According to witnesses, Jaime was in her Mercedes-Benz when the man approached on a skateboard, crawled onto her hood ... and then started banging at her windshield.
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They place the blame with the NWS for not communicating clearly enough in the message sent to AccuWeather, crawled by their coding, that it was a test.
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Although it crawled along on its inaugural journey, speeds would eventually reach 40 miles per hour, it was said, using rails running either side of the road.
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A man who had just been shot crawled under the stall, grasping at both Orlando's and his companion's legs, pulling them down — and exposing their hiding spot.
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Trejo says he crawled into the wrecked vehicle from one side but couldn't unbuckle the child's car seat, but another bystander was able to undo the buckle.
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Jackson crawled in on one side of the wreck to unbuckle the boy from his car seat, and Trejo pulled the child out from the other side.
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One anxious man has red tracks on his thighs from the claws of a tarantula that crawled into his trousers while he was working in the fields.
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But she was also drinking, quite a lot, and seemed to like him, enough, so as soon as she purchased Boardwalk he crawled on top of her.
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"I'm still a little shaken up," she said after hanging up with her boyfriend to tell him she was O.K. Far from Times Square, the commute crawled.
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We searched behind the high school baseball diamond in Fossil for the imprints of ancient ferns and crawled through buildings abandoned by the cult of the Rajneeshee.
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Then, present-day me crawled into her twin bed and snuggled with Tenderheart and Love-A-Lot, blissful and unaware of the Dodgers' Game 7 dirt nap.
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J.M. I crawled up the stairs and when I got up there, it was just one after the other of people stacked up on the top floor.
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How it works: In April 1984, a pair of white supremacists crawled under a synagogue in Boise, Idaho, and placed three sticks of dynamite beneath the kitchen.
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As their car cruised up North Interstate Highway 45, the woman unbuckled her seat belt, crawled out of the vehicle, and fell from the car, authorities said.
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A bug infested Washington: not the flu, but an actual bug that crawled into people's ears, took over their brains and turned them into empty-headed automatons.
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When it came time for the Grandview feature, the 28 modifieds crawled around the track on their pace laps, aligned in formation two abreast, their engines rasping.
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I have rarely heard such tepid applause at a National opening night as I did when this tortuous evening (there is no break) crawled to a close.
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As he crawled up to a crowded intersection at 10 miles per hour, he braked for a woman on a cellphone who darted in front of him.
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These 3 percent-plus growth rates are especially impressive given that the economy crawled forward at just 1.6 percent growth in President Obama's last year in office.
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The result is a commonplace sophomore feature that looks pretty great (in a just-crawled-out-of-the-swamp way) and sounds like the headache from hell.
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John tore at the hole he'd made in the plastic bag, crawled over the sand on his knees, felt for the water, and dumped the ashes out.
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I think that's why they missed it, the night my brother crawled out the window and through a tear in the fence and out into the wildland.
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I lay in bed for days and tried meditating through my discomfort as my 1-year-old crawled all over me, demanding the last vapors of my energy.
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Alligators are giant, terrifying beasts that look like they crawled out from some sort of primordial sludge millennia ago just to tear our supple flesh from our bones.
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Journalists crawled under desks and sought other hiding places, describing agonizing minutes of terror as they heard the gunman&aposs footsteps and the repeated blasts of the weapon.
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Moments later, the boy crawled through a barrier and fell about 12 feet (3.7-meters) into a moat surrounding the habitat, where Harambe grabbed him, zoo officials said.
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Google additionally offers a URL inspection tool, which site owners can use to check how a URL from their site — like the homepage — was last crawled and indexed.
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Just before dawn, with the air filled with thick sepia-colored smoke, they crawled into their pick-up truck and turned on the air conditioning, exhausted but alive.
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Ms. Lacey, Ms. Livingstone, Mr. Thompson and Dana Michel crawled languidly around the asymmetrical room, the audience huddled around the perimeter, to a soundscape of intermittent bird song.
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At Animal Encounters on a recent Bat Night, children crawled through a tent and cloth network of "caves" as brown, googly-eyed rubber bats bounced above their heads.
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As their scared 8-year-old son crawled underneath the rug, the couple realized the apocalyptic warning came from their Nest security camera atop their living room television.
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So I crawled, using my arms to prop myself up, back into the car where I phoned and directed him to bring his walker to the front door.
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In an exclusive interview with Refinery29, Clinton described the moment, saying that her "skin crawled" as she debated whether or not to call him out for his behavior.
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Mr. Bendis, who began writing for the publisher in 1999, can remember vividly the moribund offices in New York as the company crawled out of its 1996 bankruptcy.
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I crawled on my hands and knees toward the front where one of my friends was banging on the door, screaming to the driver to let us out.
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I understand the importance of looking somewhat professional, and not like I just crawled out of a sewer pipe after a one-night stand with a Ninja Turtle.
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When no one answered the door for several days, one of his students crawled in through the window and found the doctor sprawled on the first floor entryway.
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To determine what exactly those are, the Glassdoor Economic Research team recently crawled thousands of Data Scientist job listings — here were the top ten that they came across.
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So cute, in fact, that the first time they surprise-crawled across my phone screen, I emitted a strange guttural noise loud enough to wake my sleeping boyfriend.
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With four straight wins and six in their last seven games, the Dodgers have crawled within five games of first-place San Francisco in the National League West.
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Several areas of southeastern North Carolina are still facing dangerous conditions from Hurricane Florence, the catastrophically wet storm that crawled over the state more than a week ago.
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Gold, which is stuck near a one-year low, crawled 0.2 percent higher to $1,208.06 an ounce (Additional reporting by Helen Reid in London; editing by David Stamp)
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McLaren's Fernando Alonso provided the only real incident of the first session when he crawled back to the pits with a gearbox problem five minutes from the end.
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The real spirit of Christmas This Santa Claus crawled on the floor of a sporting goods store, all to help a blind boy with autism feel more comfortable.
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The team also discovered evidence that hatchlings had leg bones that were more developed than their forelimbs, suggesting the babies most likely crawled and were unable to fly.
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Thankfully, due to my career as a musician, I was able to relive these glory years when I crawled back home between albums in the summer of 2011.
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In the predawn darkness of June 6, 1944, thousands of American soldiers crawled down swaying cargo nets and thudded into steel landing craft bound for the Normandy coast.
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They crawled one million popular websites and found that news websites have the most trackers, and that those belonging to government organizations, universities, and nonprofits have the least.
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She must have felt my presence because she opened the door and saw me and laughed and got down on her hands and knees and crawled my way.
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I knew they were people and I was just trying to get off them, and the further I crawled, I was just crawling on more and more people.
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A woman who police say crawled out of a speeding vehicle during an argument with her husband was hit and killed on a Houston freeway early Saturday morning.
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It's a miracle, you might argue, that the film has crawled onto our screens at all, yet there have been countless hits whose birth pangs were similarly fraught.
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When I was a kid, he napped from 9 to 11:30 PM. As my mother crawled into bed, he got up, had a drink, and watched television.
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The Australian dollar crawled up 0.1% to $0.6878 but remained within reach of a five-month low of $0.6862 set on Friday, when the currency retreated nearly 0.7%.
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Flashpoint security researchers crawled the deep and dark web to identify and analyze the way jihadist groups, such as ISIS, are using digital technologies to further their radical agendas.
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But before the Queen, 92, could even get a full response in, Nathan had slid between his mom's arms and hastily crawled out of the room on all fours.
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Perfect. Cher's whole vibe in the video is one of the strongest looks since mankind crawled out of the swamps and fashioned a loincloth out of some flayed skin.
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As the storm crawled over land, it brought record rainfall and catastrophic flooding, which caused at least two hog waste lagoons in North Carolina to breach, while damaging others.
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A toddler crawled her way through the gravel that filled the cell-like spaces, and on another concrete outcropping, a group of young men tapped away on their phones.
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Though its popularity dramatically decreased following the 1930s, the Social Security Administration reports that the moniker had crawled its way back up to the 513th most favored in 2016.
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The Devils crawled to within 1 point of Pittsburgh, which holds the last playoff berth in the Eastern Conference and which has played three fewer games than the Devils.
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So I crawled in, found the girl — wearing only a bra and underwear — pulled off the hood and nearly got clobbered in the face by her crazy insta-flailing.
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On Saturday, February 2 a groundhog by the name of Punxsutawney Phil crawled out before a frozen crowd of onlookers at Gobbler's Knob to reveal his shadowless 2019 forecast.
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Geek Love, Katherine Dunn's creation, crawled through my eyes and into my brain furrows, as it did for a generation of young people, and changed how we saw ourselves.
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As reported by Teen Vogue, Ziegler's new book, The Maddie Diaries: A Memoir, has crawled into The New York Times Best Seller list — after just one week on stands.
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Activity in much of Baghdad crawled to a halt overnight as security forces deployed ahead of the demonstration, following a military parade in central Baghdad marking a national holiday.
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The tiny cat had apparently crawled inside of a Dodge Caravan and was stuck between the fender and the engine compartment, and Wheat was charged with getting him out.
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Harambe the gorilla, shot dead in May by zookeepers at the Cincinnati Zoo, after he dragged around a 4-year-old boy who had crawled into his exhibit. 6.
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For his second escape on Sunday, Vernon crawled through the jail's ceiling and bypassed four secure doors, Coosa County Sheriff Terry Wilson said on Monday in a telephone interview.
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Taking advantage of a blind spot in his cell where security cameras couldn't see him, Guzman crawled out through a hole dug in the floor of his shower stall.
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After he was rescued by his mother April, Gil crawled inside the mouth of the whale and used his toy chainsaw to cut up the belly of each shark.
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An older woman with no drugs to control her schizophrenia crawled across the floor, past a hungry patient eating fruit that had fallen into a pool of open sewage.
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With the vessel at the surface, he said he had crawled out through the hatch and was standing on top, while holding it open to let Wall follow him.
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The Facebook data was typically amassed through scraper programs that crawled the social network to document what was posted, or through quiz apps that requested access to people's profiles.
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Two days later, the Soviet Writers Union released "a parable of a snake that crawled out of its 'dungwaters' to threaten a high-flying, proud eagle," the Times reported.
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Hurricane Dorian, which recently strengthened to a Category 20 storm, made landfall on Sunday in the Bahamas, which it was still pummeling as it crawled forward on Monday morning.
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The greenback has crawled off a five-month low of 107.810 plumbed a week ago when risk aversion in the broader markets heightened demand for the safe-haven yen.
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Thursday and still had five students onboard near midnight as it crawled through the Bronx, according to City Councilman Ben Kallos, who helped a mother track down the bus.
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Call it Chimerarachne yingi, a newly discovered arachnid that crawled around rain forests in what is now Southeast Asia more than 100 million years ago during the Cretaceous period.
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At least 19 times he could be heard saying, "I can't breathe" — at one point as he crawled, gasping for air, while guards watched him through his cell door.
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For "The Great White Way: 22 Miles, 9 Years, 5703 Street" (2001-09), he wore a Superman costume bought at a party store and crawled up Broadway, in increments.
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So dark that when I crawled into bed in the cabin's life-threatening, rail-less loft, I was disoriented by what looked like stars flickering a mayday signal overhead.
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We made our way back to the carpark,our footsteps echoing as we squeezedand then crawled the last meters from the caveback to the campervan, back to the road.
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A woman in one of the middle pews, holding a handgun aloft, calmly guided terrified churchgoers to safety as the pastor crawled down from the pulpit on all fours.
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On Sunday night, Dorian crawled toward the Abaco Islands and came to a standstill over Grand Bahama Island, unleashing devastating rainfall and winds for more than 36 straight hours.
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Airlines had initially rushed to place orders, expecting it to lower operating costs and boost profits as the industry crawled out of a slowdown in tourism since September 2001.
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In the past, this artist has belly-crawled the length of Manhattan, ingested entire issues of The Wall Street Journal, and created odoriferous installations from baloney and Pop-Tarts.
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I could have gotten them in hospital in Romania, or they could've come from the floor of the club—I crawled around on the floor with my burnt arms.
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He said he'd been drinking with the boy's mother and went to take a shower when she went to bed, but he realized Zachary had crawled out of his crib.
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AN: A month after my women's shoe line failed, I started a new business: baby pants with kneepads to protect the child's knees as the infant crawled on the floor.
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On Thursday, the Beetle was back in position while traffic crawled along the crowded street as dozens of fans paraded on the black and white painted crossing for souvenir photos.
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ET, several people were seen walking out of the plane, and one person crawled out of a cockpit window and dropped to the ground, according to live footage on CNN.
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Transit workers and investigators picked through the wreckage as people crawled out from the disaster zone in the aftermath, according to video from passengers and commuters posted on social media.
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She said that after the e-cigarette exploded, her grandson crawled from his car to the trunk area and collapsed on the sidewalk after which someone called for an ambulance.
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Once he dug into the other side of the hill, Gage crawled inside the hole, at which point the hill collapsed, trapping him inside the sand at the water's edge.
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Frank McKenzie, said Wednesday that Baghdadi "crawled into a hole with two small children and blew himself up while his people stayed on the ground" during the Saturday night operation.
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U.S. crude futures crawled up 0.38% to $58.85 per barrel, trimming some of the deep losses suffered last week when trade tensions clouded the global demand outlook for the commodity.
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But as the stocks dropped toward the end of last week, the fear index crawled up, finally spiking Tuesday morning at just above 50 — an increase of about 280 percent.
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Someone got married there, people threw parties, preschool classes crawled in, and someone left a boat as a present for staying there for a few days on a road trip.
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According to the Facebook post, the removal service was called on March 13 after a man crawled under his home to check on his cable reception and noticed the snakes.
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Noelle Akopian deals with her textbook nightmares in Rebecca Bunch, who you may remember once crawled into her doctor's house through a doggy door to steal and forge a prescription.
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"Everyone has crawled out of the rubble and is dusting their pants off, and they are ready to reacquaint themselves with the life that was waiting for them," Notaro said.
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Without giving too much away, at Paradiso we solved one puzzle and then crawled through an airshaft to a room containing a desk, a chessboard, several books, and a ladder.
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An autopsy found that the woman died of septicemia due to crusted scabies — parasitic mites had crawled under her skin and lived there, laying eggs throughout her body, he adds.
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I crawled—truly, on all fours—out of the hotel room and managed to get outside where I booked a taxi who wouldn't take me because I was 'too drunk'.
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Michael Larson, a New Jersey Transit employee who was at the station at the time of the crash, crawled on all fours to pull people out of a train car.
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Tall black waves crawled up the slope before a hundred and fifty thousand tons of slurry rushed into the valley below, overwhelming Pantglas Junior School, in the village of Aberfan.
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The regulator says it crawled content on eBay and Facebook between November 2000 and June 2019 — finding more than 100 eBay listings offering fake reviews for sale during that time.
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Page and Daniel meet with survivors like Angel Santiago, who crawled to safety after being shot in the foot, and Eddie Letzer, who lived but lost two friends that night.
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Those checks may have, for example, prevented harassment against the woman who shares the name of the mom whose 4-year-old crawled into the enclosure of Harambe the gorilla.
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When the orders came and the chase began, we jumped fences, ran through opaque fog, crawled on our hands and knees through the woods guided by a headlamp or flashlight.
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Many people have crawled into barrels to go over Niagara Falls, with some surviving, but no one has been known to cross the Atlantic in a barrel made of plywood.
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In 1997, when she was 16, Lopez, then in his early 20s, drunkenly crawled into bed with her and engaged in inappropriate contact during a trip to Cairo, she said.
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Having written the first report on the largest amphibious invasion in history, Campbell crawled back to the shore, gave the dispatch to a naval officer and tipped him five pounds.
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As I crawled into bed next to my husband and rolled myself into the comfort of his long body, the glamour and strangeness of the world sloughed off me. Home.
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After a moment, he crawled under the netting, put his skis back on, and reëntered the course a little farther down to have a look at the rest of it.
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The sandstorm reduced visibility so heavily in some places that many roads were closed, and drivers who did venture out crawled nearly to a halt as they struggled to see.
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Daniel Ricciardo spun his Renault backwards into the barriers in the closing stages of the first 90-minute session and crawled back to the pits with a dislodged rear wing.
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The Australian spun his Renault backwards into the barriers in the closing stages of the first 90-minute session and crawled back to the pits with a dislodged rear wing.
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In the days after the fatal shooting, shops around the scene crawled with detectives, and the command post was towed away, replaced by a new one ringed with metal barriers.
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After a broken heart and the cruel machinations of divorce, I crawled on my emotional knees into a courtroom to defend my ability to keep my children and my home.
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Choose to hide, as I did first, and gunmen soon burst into the house and point large assault rifles at the injured man, who has not yet crawled into the cupboard.
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Left with no other choice, Leatherwood just braced himself, stuck a smile on his face, and crawled back in there with them—and thus, this gem of a video was born.
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Nine-year-old Nathan looked adorably handsome as he was about to meet Elizabeth II. Then as she got closer, his nerves won, and he was like nope and crawled away.
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Plus, the team used remote controls and only tested the drone on one kind of flower—it's not like the drone crawled inside, as would be necessary to pollinate certain crops.
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But former SNL cast member Chris Parnell does a pretty great job of portraying the man who crawled his way out of a violent government collapse in the Season 3 premiere.
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Details of the alleged window incident are scarce, but the wrongly-filed court papers claim that Perrette crawled through Shivers&apos window and immediately attacked his female guest while hurling obscenities.
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As the crowded A train crawled to a halt at the 34th Street platform, New Yorkers piled onto the subway, stacking themselves shoulder to shoulder as the door barely squeezed closed.
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The group's lip sync session saw Munn putting some serious moves on her phone (though we already knew she had the chops) while friends danced, jigged and crawled in the background.
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While in the bathroom, he allegedly said he heard a thud and found that Zachary had crawled out of his crib, according to the court documents, which were obtained by PEOPLE.
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NAFTA talks have crawled along for the past six months, and Trump has threatened to walk away from the $1.2 trillion treaty unless major changes are made to benefit American interests.
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And yet, the adjective is all over the internet as the all-encompassing moniker of choice in almost any how-to service piece that has ever crawled across your Facebook feed.
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"When Casey was taking a shower he heard Graysen cough," JennaJoy, 30, recalls to PEOPLE, noting that the bottle cap was likely loose and Graysen must have crawled onto the counter.
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When the shots erupted, Norman Casiano dropped to his knees and crawled to what was apparently a different bathroom, seeking safety in a stall where many people were already crammed together.
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The traffic was just as bad as ever and we crawled forward with our windows rolled down, the spring breeze blowing in, the cigarette smoke blowing out, dusk all around us.
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Specifically, antlike insects that have turned up in Washington after a meteor strike and crawled into the ears of politicians and their staffers, turning them into — well, themselves, but more obnoxious.
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Somehow the badly injured Haas pulled himself out of the ravine and crawled for nearly half a mile through a labyrinth of soybean plants before reaching another stretch of verdant forest.
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After the news, fears of oversupply crawled into the market and WTI fell 5.75 percent, breaking a two-day winning streak (where it gained nearly 14 percent), to close at $30.34.
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I took out my phone and clicked on the Uber app I still had installed from a recent trip to L.A. Alas, no little black Uber cars crawled over the map.
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Whether through flirty finessing or bank heist levels of preparation, scofflaws have been finding creative ways into places they should not be since the first bouncer crawled out the primordial ooze.
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NAFTA talks have crawled along for the past six months, and Trump has threatened to walk away from the $1.2 trillion treaty unless major changes are made to benefit American interests.
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In commodity markets, oil prices crawled higher after boasting gains of 6 percent last week as Saudi Arabia's oil minister held out the chance of action to help stabilize the market.
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The Chancellor and her party crawled away from the autumn 2017 vote badly battered: chalking up the CDU's worst showing since its first election in 1949, the dawn of the republic.
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By the end of the weekend, John-John, a toddler, had escaped his Secret Service bodyguards, crawled into the driveway, and sat up in the car and released the emergency brake.
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Wearing a crust of disfiguring makeup and mousy hair that looks as if it has crawled out of a dumpster to take up residence on her head, Kidman is almost unrecognizable.
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After tearing through the Florida Keys and making landfall along the state's southwest coast, Hurricane Irma crawled up the middle of Florida late Sunday night, slowly spinning toward the Tampa region.
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When the beloved and iconic Deadspin was effectively killed this fall, haters crawled out of the internet's crevices, cheering the demise of a marriage of sports and wokeness they considered sacrilegious.
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A couple of turtles crawled around a dismal enclosure, some monitor lizards stared at me from concrete cages, and a fat green frog huddled at the bottom of an outdoor sink.
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It was surprisingly easy to connect the two; I just adhered two corners, flung the rest of the rug cover out, and then crawled along the carpet to even it out.
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Once, in Costa Rica, I was attacked by ants that crawled surreptitiously up my leg until, at a pheromonal signal, they bit at three different places at the exact same moment.
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The tiny creatures were less than 3 millimeters long and crawled around Southeast Asia about 100 million years ago, according to a paper published Monday in the journal Nature Ecology & Evolution.
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That was evidenced in July by a continued slump in existing-home sales, which crawled to their slowest pace in two years, according to data from the National Association of Realtors.
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He crawled for an hour on his hands and knees through a rice field, then watched, from a safe vantage point, as troops set fire to what remained of Kyet Yoepin.
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During his second escape, "he got a board from under the sink and pried the expanded metal from the wall out of sight of the cameras and crawled out," Stockman said.
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There was a good deal of other content -- including some (very good) animated TV shows -- but nothing quite like hearing John Williams' signature score as that script crawled up the screen.
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The morning show co-anchor, 55, revealed on Monday's broadcast of Today with Hoda and Jenna that her youngest daughter, who she adopted in April, had crawled for the first time.
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KAMALKOTE, Kashmir — On Friday morning, Mohammed Reyaz Khan, a farmer in the disputed region of Kashmir, crawled out of a bunker in his village and went to check on his sheep.
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Hurricane Dorian wiped out entire neighbourhoods in northern Grand Bahama island and in the Abaco Islands, at the northern end of the chain, as it crawled over the nation this week.
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Years later, when Elting was on a business trip in Buenos Aires, Shawe showed up unannounced in her hotel room and once again crawled under the bed when she demanded he leave.
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Tony Smith's angular, inky sculptures could have crawled out of a dimension void of organic life; Mark Rothko's repeating black canvases in a Houston chapel reflected the space's lack of specific religion.
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A couple hours after the buzz surrounding Kim's Snapchat video began, Swift crawled out of her love nest with Hiddleston and addressed the Kim and Kanye's actions head-on with a note.
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Since 2010, productivity increases have crawled to just 0.65 percent on an annualized basis, and this is despite the bevy of automation tools for just about every job in most industry sectors.
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"It appears the snake had crawled into the wheel housing of a private jet that arrived from Brisbane," Craig Hughes from New Zealand's Ministry of Primary Industries (MPI) said in a statement.
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Immediately afterward, she took a brief nap in my shirt's left breast pocket — it felt as if I'd grown another heart — then re-emerged and crawled to the top of my head.
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Quietly, she and the others crawled out from under the cots and did as they'd been told by Iraqi police: They ran out the back door and toward an 8-foot wall.
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In the first quarter, the Celtics crawled back from an early seven-point deficit to lead 29-26 through the end of the opening frame on the strength of strong ball movement.
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For part of his tenure at Spain, he says it was a hole that mice crawled in and out of, and eventually it was covered with a board, for about four years.
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LaLa Kent made her big return (AKA argued with Stassi Schroeder, Katie Maloney, and Kristen Doute), Ariana Madix did her best Stassi impression, and James Kennedy crawled on the floor like Gollum.
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Asia crawled to a 20.8-week high and Wall Street futures were down a touch but European stocks clung to a fourth day of gains and their longest winning streak since September.
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On April 15, 1944 — the last night of Passover when they knew the night would be darkest — the brigade crawled through the two-foot-square tunnel entrance and through to the forest.
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JPEGMAFIA's Veteran is still one of my favorite albums so far this year, a glitchy, wild mini-opus that crawled out of the internet's deepest recesses armed with fantasies about Morrissey's death.
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But nearly everywhere Dr. Chu turned, officials repeatedly rejected the idea, interviews and emails show, even as weeks crawled by and outbreaks emerged in countries outside of China, where the infection began.
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As the dancers — in denim outfits that could have come from the Levi's store across the street — crawled, slithered, moaned, wailed and paraded uptown belting out a Venezuelan folk song, people gawked.
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To create these works, Corriel produced an algorithm that crawled through his hard drive and extracted the data, translating the code of files into pixels colored according to his own arbitrary assignments.
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That day last month, the twins, dressed in matching cat-patterned pink pants pulled over their diapers, crawled into their mother's lap, Elexia straddling one leg and Alexia squirming on the other.
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We're quick to down slippery oysters, stinking cheese and hot dogs made of entrails unknown, but we shy from anything that might once have crawled, hopped or hovered over a picnic blanket.
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This year may have been one of the longest years in the history of time, but we were at least fortunate enough to have a killer soundtrack as time slowly crawled by.
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In Lake Okeechobee, at the northern boundary of the Everglades, algae blooms had become so stifling that huge groups of crawfish and snails crawled out of the water in search of oxygen.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - With all other escape routes blocked, some of the remaining protesters holed up in a Hong Kong university tried the unthinkable: they crawled through the sewers to get out.
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Why Hillary Clinton Says Her "Skin Crawled" A newly released excerpt from Hillary Clinton's new book, What Happened, describes exactly how she felt as Trump towered over her throughout the second presidential debate.
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It took a moment for Lyons and her husband to figure out that the alert was coming from their Nest camera, while their eight-year-old son crawled underneath a rug in terror.
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Clinton gets surprisingly frank about her opponent, reflecting on attending his 2005 wedding (a "gaudy, over-the-top spectacle"), and the way her "skin crawled" when he loomed over her during a debate.
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After a late night, I once crawled into my white sheets and comforter forgetting I had it on, waking up to a relief that not an ounce of the oil had rubbed off.
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As of this writing, 92,216 people have eagerly voted on the poll, deciding that Daenerys is the best-looking character, while the Night King looks like something that crawled out of the sewers.
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Assil Diab KHARTOUM, Sudan — Peering out of a tinted window from the backseat of the car as it crawled down an empty side street, the young graffiti artist's eyes darted back and forth.
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The searchers crawled on hands and knees, looking under cars and in other places someone might have hid, sometimes falling into sewage tanks as the step over what's left of a person's existence.
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I also like to look quite natural, so I like foundation and a little shading and some blush to make you feel like you just crawled out of bed but not too heavy.
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Either way, the app has been in beta for a while, and today crawled out from the protective shelter, shed its "beta" label, ready to bask in the glory of the world's attention.
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Police said they believe 12 members of the team — ranging in age from 11 to 16 — and their coach, 25, crawled into the cave through a narrow 15-meter long channel, CNN reported.
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Police said they believe 12 members of the team — ranging in age from 11 to 16 — and their coach, 25, crawled into the cave through a narrow 15-meter long channel, CNN reported.
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I BLAME THE AQUARIUM FOR THIS, TBH: Via The Washington Post's Karin Brulliard, an octopus slipped out of its aquarium tank, crawled across the floor, escaped down a pipe and into the ocean.
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I'm a generally phlegmatic moviegoer, but the first time I saw Hereditary I yelped a lot, and very nearly crawled under my seat once or twice, to the bemusement of my viewing companions.
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Texas A&M (13-8) crawled within nine inside the final media timeout of the second half, but could get no closer despite 18 points and nine rebounds from junior center Tyler Davis.
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Trump's image, meticulously crafted over decades, as the self-styled master of the art of the deal, absorbed a severe dent as he crawled away from a 35-day government shutdown with nothing.
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As the #MeToo accusations began to swirl, Josephine Phillips, a fundraiser in her 50s, remembered how when she was just 14, a friend's older brother crawled into bed with her at a sleepover.
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About 375 million years ago, a pioneering fish crawled out of a prehistoric ocean and kick-started the evolution of salamanders, lizards, you, me and all other land vertebrates that have ever existed.
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The research showed that even after a couple of hours spent scrabbling the equivalent of about 500 yards, the baby turtles swam just as well as ones who hadn't crawled the extra distance.
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But Mr. Michele had shimmied up the carpet with just one, Mr. Styles, whom he'd dressed in a see-through blouse, dangling pearl earring and trousers that crawled, corset-like, up his trunk.
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I don't remember the call as it happened, but I recall the aftermath, when I was crying too hard to stay upright and crawled under my coffee table, howling like an injured animal.
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And Ms. Tanowitz treats the piano almost like another body in the space, a useful obstacle that orders the dancers' elaborate interactions: something to be circled, held onto, crawled under, revered or ignored.
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Madely Martinez, a biology major, remembers hiding from vigilantes after being dropped off in the desert by a blue truck, having to lie flat and still as fire ants crawled all over her.
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In 2015, a lion named Sylvester crawled under an electric fence at another park and went on a three-week, sheep-killing spree before he was caught by rangers while taking a nap.
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Double-decker tour buses crawled along, inching past on an avenue narrowed at points to a single lane by the police, who also scanned from above in a booth atop a cherry-picker.
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She was also dragging her left leg when she crawled, but she's now able to move around, can sleep through the night and is even in the 90th percentile for her height and weight.
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The organizer of that rally, Jason Kessler, is holding another rally in the nation's capital today—and once again, racist, far-right activists crawled out of their internet hidey-holes into the real world.
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Do I know what, exactly, happens to the teenage girl who swallows (in her sleep!) the strange frog-bug hybrid that crawled toward her through the desert, after she wakes up in the morning?
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Loyd was standing when he emerged from the home, and at some point went to the ground and crawled towards the officers, who ordered him to put his hand behind his back, Mina said.
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While the Browns saw an 18-point lead evaporate last week, the Dolphins nearly crawled back from a 28-point deficit in the second half before dropping a 31-24 decision to New England.
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Four-year-old Isaiah Gregg reportedly escaped from his mother's supervision, crawled between gaps in the zoo's fence, through a set of bushes and over another barrier before he dropped into the gorilla enclosure.
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It happened to a Florida woman just last month: a cockroach crawled inside her ear while she was sleeping, and she lived with the bug lodged there for nine days before it was removed.
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Landfall predictions were pushed back from sunrise to late morning or early afternoon, as the storm crawled across the Gulf Coast at about 3 mph, forecasters with the National Hurricane Center said early Saturday.
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Gtfo and go back to what ever Berkeley snobhole you crawled out of" and "When Trump supporters are considered Nazis by brain dead people like Ashley and Antifa, she is provoking violence against them.
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Sure, the safety was on, but Franny could've crawled out from under the covers, innocently grabbed the gun while Carrie was drifting in and out of sleep, and well, who knows what could've happened.
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"It could be that the slug wasn't able to work its way out of the cat fur, so it exuded extra mucus, which dried, and then the slug crawled out of that," Coppolino said.
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The Ponzi scheme con artist had Spirit Airlines, but the company canceled a day before the sponsorship deadline, so he was sent back to whatever overcrowded, underground privately owned prison he crawled out of.
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"I'm surprised we got here at all," said Lisa Bucci of Norwalk, Connecticut, who works in clothing sales, as her train crawled into the station, doubling her morning commute to more than two hours.
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A 2011 study from the University of Washington crawled through the e-mails to see how tonal formality tracked onto the nature of a message, rank difference, social familiarity, and the number of recipients.
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As the ice cracked around him and the arena shook so hard he couldn't stand, Hanyu crawled off the ice and fled outside in his skates without even putting on the guards, damaging them.
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On track after track, Kash is animated enough to be performing in a crowd larger than the one standing before her at the 40/40 Club as she crawled atop a repurposed pool table.
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But once young Mason had crawled into the toy mecca, the stranger from the outside couldn't manage to escape—forcing the local fire department to schlep over and rescue him from the glass prison.
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Most festivals leave you looking like you just crawled out of the Hudson river only after being dropped back to Earth by a tornado, so having both eye looks last means a whole lot.
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But nearly everywhere she turned, state and federal officials repeatedly rejected the idea, interviews and emails show, even as weeks crawled by and outbreaks emerged in countries outside of China, where the infection began.
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A few days ago, long after the lunch rush at the In-N-Out Burger on Sunset Boulevard, cars wrapped around the lot in a slow, rolling line that crawled up North Orange Drive.
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I crawled in facedown and Ms. Nuur stuck a few dozen acupuncture needles in me while we talked about my current state: I had twisted my wrist the day before and was overall frazzled.
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The same thing happens to Tsemel, who describes with wry apathy the various death threats and curses she's received over the decades from people who believe she has crawled into bed with the Devil.
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Once upon a time, perhaps some 300 million years ago, a tiny stream-dwelling insect akin to a caddis fly crawled from the water and began to live on mosses and other land plants.
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Many times a day, he crawled out of the tent, walked around the property crying, then knelt down to re-enter the tent in a posture that must have looked a lot like prayer.
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In a matter of minutes, two cat burglars pried open iron bars and smashed the window behind them, according to Dresden police, then crawled through the opening into the Green Vault museum's Jewel Room.
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The white horse has long been on view at the Musée de l'Armée in Paris, but the over 200-year-old specimen experienced significant deterioration, including a deep crack that crawled over his shoulder.
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The boy crawled through a barrier and fell about 12 feet into a moat surrounding the habitat, where Harambe, a 400-pound western lowland gorilla, grabbed him, Cincinnati Zoo Director Thane Maynard told reporters.
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As I crawled toward a suspiciously empty looking night at the shrine of bacchanalian dance music, it was that fear that I could feel ruminating in the nether regions of my dampened trousers legs.
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Loans for Indian borrowers top the list of transactions that have crawled in syndication, given the headwinds in certain parts of the economy, including the woes of non-banking financial sector following some company defaults.
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So a staff member at the Conway Area Humane Society in New Hampshire crawled into the 4-year-old hound mix's cage and curled up beside the pup, who was recovering from her spay surgery.
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Sterling crawled up 0.1 percent to $1.2980, posting a small bounce after dropping 0.9 percent on Friday, when it touched a five-week low near $1.2900 on worries over Britain's exit from the European Union.
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Amster based the theory on the testimony of the sole known survivor, Enietra Washington, who was shot in the chest and crawled to safety after being shoved from an orange Ford Pinto in November 1988.
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When I crawled over to face my new adult self in the mirror, I was greeted with melted foundation, flakey mascara, liner smudged by my temples — and the pang of makeup shame struck me hard.
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Suddenly all my notes became irrelevant as Hannah crawled onto the bed next to an author she admired and he surreptitiously took out his (fake, by the way) penis and placed it on her leg.
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The researchers crawled publicly available data for the Alexa top 50,000 sites, looking at samples of thousands of sites at different tiers of popularity, and found examples of misbehaving session replay scripts at all levels.
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This poor macroeconomic environment has translated into poor wage growth—inflation-adjusted average hourly earnings have crawled along at an average annual growth rate of 28500 percent during the recovery—and diminished labor market incentives.
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After they cut through steel, crawled through plumbing tunnels and used linens to rappel off the roof of the jail, an accomplice picked them up on a street corner in Santa Ana, California, Hallock said.
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"We have not heard of power outages caused by slugs in recent years," a JR Kyushu spokesperson told CNN on Monday, adding that the slug had apparently crawled through a gap in a power box.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When late-night election returns showed Donald Trump winning the U.S. presidency last November, Laura Moser vomited and Christine Lui Chen crawled into bed to cling to her young daughter.
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Four days later, on July 20, Armstrong and Aldrin landed a small spaceship on the lunar surface, crawled outside, and planted their boots into the ground along with an American flag and some scientific instruments.
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" Asked about Trump's account, McKenzie said: "About Baghdadi's last moments, I can tell you this: He crawled into a hole with two small children and blew himself up as his people stayed on the ground.
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The euro crawled off a 6-1/2-month low against the dollar on Monday, catching its breath after last week's steep decline, although broader concerns about political turmoil in Italy limited the currency's recovery.
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A few cars crawled down the wide boulevards off the beach, but there was a stillness to the deliriously tacky tableau that is Panama City Beach: No lines at the Ripley's Believe It Or Not.
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She found a small, jagged hole in the fence, crawled through it, and ran headlong towards the old Battery, zigzagging through the park and racing down a long, dark tunnel that led to the Throne.
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Installing the software — by using rock-climbing equipment to ratchet himself up a rope, nearly 200 feet into the treetops — went smoothly enough despite the stifling heat and the leeches that crawled into his boots.
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It stung kind of like a paper cut but deeper, and I froze and lost my voice and I crawled back to the pillows and I got in a ball and I had no strength.
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Some workers "dug, others had dogs, others crawled into spaces, others were specialized in identifying possible monoxide poisoning from stoves, everyone is doing their part," said Lorenzo Gagliardi of the Italian Financial Police's alpine unit.
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They also crawled the Google Play Store to compare their findings on pre-installed apps with publicly available apps — and found that just 9% of the package names in their dataset were publicly indexed on Play.
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About one hour later, as she was sleeping, a man, dressed in dark clothing and wearing a hooded sweatshirt, climbed onto a ledge next to her living-room window, sliced through the screen and crawled inside.
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Lynette crawled barefoot out of the trailer window, which she had unscrewed and pried off its tracks, in a desperate escape that was documented by news outlets that referred to her simply as Jeffs's barefoot wife.
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In the time it took said gravitational waves to reach our planet, life crawled out of the oceans and onto the land, dinosaurs evolved and died, and humanity because a dominant driving force on Earth.3.
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Penn, who attended the fundraiser and bid on several pricey items when the auction stalled, handcuffed Madonna and crawled through her legs at one point as the two tried to coerce the audience to bid higher.
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"My skin crawled, all the hairs rose on my body," says the woman, who does not wish to use her name due to fears of retribution from the government since she is applying for U.S. citizenship.
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As the ferry crawled from the port town of Anacortes to tinier-than-tiny Lopez Island, the land masses grew increasingly verdant and became draped in swooping clouds, as if we were sailing into a dream.
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But having crawled out of a few sad holes of my own, I offer you this highly subjective and possibly questionable list of stuff your friend might need right now, in order from urgent to celebratory.
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Though it seems like Swarovski crawled out of the cosmic soup already attached at the hip with Victoria's Secret, the two brands didn't come together until 2003, eight years after the lingerie brand began hosting shows.
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GRAPHIC IMAGES: ENDANGERED SEA TURTLE STRANGLED BY BEACH CHAIR The man, who has not yet been named, reportedly told police other late-night beachgoers attempted to pick up the hatchlings as they crawled toward the ocean.
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The former White House communications director is already back in the dust after having crawled out of it for 10 glorious days in our lives, days marked by chaos and glory and favorable Joe Paterno quotes.
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Once a week, for the past six months, the pair has crawled through the commuter traffic to deliver the produce they harvest from their three-acre vegetable garden to some of the capital's most exciting restaurants.
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An Australian man said he had to "carry" his leg for two days as he crawled through the wilderness to try and get to safety after it "snapped in half" when he fell down a waterfall.
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The young boy couldn't see his sister had jumped from the bedroom window to safety, so he dropped to his knees and crawled through the heavy smoke and searing flames to lead his family to safety.
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"I finally crawled my ass out of bed and grabbed the box … I mean it's Christmas morning and all, if he wants me to get him a macaroon, I'll get him a damn macaroon," wrote Harris.
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Others who have crawled into bed with Cruz are also after a contested convention, but would use it to crawl out of that bed and into the arms of some Republican Romeo waiting in the wings.
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A spokeswoman for Animal Care Centers of New York City said the animal was "very stressed" by the ordeal, during which he thrashed and kicked at the air near the concrete median as cars crawled past.
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He got it at a park in Brooklyn, where no dogs are allowed, but where an unleashed pit bull charged at him, full speed, when he crawled a few feet from our blanket onto the grass.
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At one point in the Battle of Mice and Toy Soldiers, 12 truly tiny child-mice crawled on all fours, very precisely, across the stage, unable to hide their complete delight at contributing to the show.
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"He wanted us all to be held accountable for what we did for everyday people," Mr. de Blasio said, in brief remarks on the corner where fire engines blared, police counterterrorism caravans whooped and traffic crawled.
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Investigators arrived at the home, they say, after a 17-year-old girl crawled out of a window at the home Sunday morning and called 911 using a deactivated cellphone she had grabbed from the house.
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As the automobile crawled slowly forward, she was able, by a series of very meticulous adjustments, to position herself so that she was kneeling on the first row of back seats, facing out the rear window.
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But the more likely explanation, the team argues, is that it crawled across a tidal flat, became stranded as it searched for a way back out to sea or a place to lay eggs, and died.
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Not long after, I found myself wide awake one night, waiting for the gods of sleep to descend, when the incubus of a memory of another weak and selfish moment crawled out from under my bed.
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Hawks freshman guard Da'Shawn Phillip canned two treys and junior Ty Gibson added another as Maryland-Eastern Shore crawled within 57-23 before Oklahoma went on an 210-28 run to gain the separation it needed.
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After he crawled through a hole in the border fence and sneaked into the United States as a 21-year-old, Cesar stayed alive in Los Angeles by knocking on doors and asking to walk dogs.
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A family of four in California went to the Solano County Library Monday to register for their library cards when one of the young boys in the family crawled into a statue and got his head stuck.
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On January 10, Patterson told Jayme he was leaving for a few hours and the girl crawled out from under the bed, unlocked the front door and left the cabin, quickly flagging down a woman for help.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS White, who accompanied Grunrow and Grunrow's sister for the hunt, said the group stayed and watched the bears a while longer once the cub crawled down the tree.
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In 2014, a 12-year-old girl crawled out of the woods covered in wounds, having miraculously survived a shocking attack: According to authorities, two friends had taken her to the woods and stabbed her 19 times.
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"To avoid being trampled, I practically picked Cassidy up and threw her through a pretzel stand or some sort of serving equipment and crawled through behind her and we ran as fast as we could," she wrote.
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Back upstairs in the fifth-floor rat dressing room, Rose crawled out of her little red cage and over to the identical one Tulip uses onstage, standing atop it like King Kong on the Empire State Building.
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While he was out, Jayme shoved the weights and bins away, crawled out from underneath the bed, unlocked the front door and stepped out onto a snowy property, wearing only pajamas and her captor's sneakers, authorities said.
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Jessie Kingsinger, 21, was missing three-quarters of his left arm when he crawled out of the lake in a wooded area behind an apartment complex, said Sergeant Gary Gross, a spokesman for the Lakeland Police Department.
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If you come for someone she loves, she will silence you with the quickness, like she did this week when some troll crawled into the comments on her Instagram post in honor of her brother Rob's birthday.
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I went underneath the nearest vehicle… there I was, literally crawled underneath the car… hid behind the tires, and the jeep came up to the area of that vehicle, turned around and went back up the driveway.
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By the latest count, more than 389,000 Rohingya Muslims—a ghettoized stateless minority denied citizenship and basic rights by the Myanmar government—have walked, swam, and crawled through jungles and hills and muddy ravines into neighboring Bangladesh.
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"Hey, I drove up to deliver a package, and both of the dogs crawled into my truck they got into my lunch and ate an egg and some carrots and some pumpkin seeds," the mail carrier wrote.
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"The fact that the cottage industry of Islam bashers has crawled out from under their rocks to attack this relatively benign manifestation of Islam in America is an indicator of where we are at," Mr. Hooper said.
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For example, in one vignette, I see a cyborg creature composed of a mish mash of machine parts that has seemingly crawled out from a blueprint to confront a small, commonplace lizard whose body the cyborg mimics.
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Martin passed around cookies and cups of syrupy blackcurrant juice, leaving purple stains on a makeshift ice bar, and after an hour of wandering inside the tunnels, we crawled back out to Tequila and into a snowstorm.
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Fortunately, I crawled from this 2.5 hour flick having learned two vital lessons — the first being that I will never watch this film again, and the second being that guys should really wear more turtlenecks these days.
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"Tristan had to swim out and untangle it from mooring lines it had crawled around, then bring it in to shore to remove the hook from its toe, get some pictures and let it go," Jones told PEOPLE.
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In a video captured by fellow passenger Anthony Lin, 31, a sleeping man got a very unwelcome surprise when a rat crawled up his lap and around his neck before he woke up and realized what was happening.
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The boy crawled through a barrier and fell about 12 feet (3.7-meters) into a moat surrounding the habitat, where Harambe, a 400-pound (181-kg) western lowland gorilla, grabbed him, Cincinnati Zoo Director Thane Maynard told reporters.
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Mexico's peso slipped 20.44% a day after data showed the economy crawled forward in the third quarter from the previous three-month period, falling short of forecasts and prolonging its tepid start under President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador.
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Chased by bullets that hit a second SEAL in the leg, the chief said, he crawled on top of the sergeant but could not detect any response, so he slid down the mountain face with the other men.
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The couple had been languishing in Jordan, sleeping in a house crammed with too many people, not enough beds or blankets, and ants that crawled over their son, named Abdulrahman, after Mr. Ballani's dead brother, and nicknamed Aboudi.
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I joked about this safety net as I crawled into bed, but one big bump in the night later and I was thankful it was there to keep me from falling six feet to the train floor below.
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When a federal judge finally ruled the NYPD's tactics unconstitutional, Bloomberg essentially threw a tantrum, accusing her of being anti-cop and insinuating that she would have blood on her hands once the murder rate crawled back up.
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Jim Mellon, a fund manager who is helping fund the "Out" campaign, told the BBC the signatories were mostly people who had "crawled their way up the corporate ladder" rather than "true entrepreneurs" who had started new businesses.
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Often he would roast an ear of corn and eat it to satisfy his hunger, and many times has he crawled under the barn or stable and secured eggs, which he would roast in the fire and eat.
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Gold crawled higher early on Friday but stayed near seven-week lows and remained on track for its biggest weekly decline in nine, with positive economic data boosting expectations U.S. interest rates will rise in the next two months.
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After spending the bulk of my week at SXSW Music watching panels, conducting interviews, and speed-walking from event to event, I crawled into Friday night hoping to embed myself in a series of performances without a looming distraction.
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A United Airlines flight out of Houston was delayed Thursday evening after a scorpion crawled out of a passenger's clothing, USA Today reported Friday, the second time this year one of the stinging arachnids has tried to fly United.
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He had crawled into a brick-built hollow behind a garden barbeque area as the inferno raged around him in the town east of Athens last week, killing at least 91 people in one of Greece's worst natural disasters.
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Evan Turner crawled into Boston an NBA vagabond after having been buried on the Indiana Pacers—an offensive liability whose inability to hit threes turned him into a DVD player the same day Netflix revealed their own streaming service.
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With encouragement from André Malraux, the editor Jean Paulhan, Henry de Montherlant and others, and eventually an uneasy relationship with the publisher Gaston Gallimard, who had helped found the influential Nouvelle Revue Française, "The Stranger" finally crawled toward publication.
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The official manufacturing May PMI painted a slightly more optimistic picture and stood unchanged from the previous month at 21.4490 MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan recovered from an earlier dip and crawled up 0.1 percent.
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Narrow setbacks at Ohio State and Michigan State delivered a damaging blow to the Nittany Lions' chances in the College Football Playoff system, but they crawled back to No. 10 following a 35-6 win over Rutgers last week.
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MELBOURNE/WELLINGTON, May 26 (Reuters) - Australian and New Zealand shares crawled higher by midday on Tuesday, as investors dumped mining and energy stocks on worries about China's growth and the rising U.S. dollar and flocked to the major banks instead.
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Monday's session included harrowing testimony from Special Agent Scott Wickland, who described how he tried to get Stevens and State Department staffer Sean Smith to safety as they crawled on their bellies through thick, black smoke as fire engulfed the mission.
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An observer, who did not know which mice were controls and which had been given L. reuteri in their water, then noted how often over the course of ten minutes the two mice touched, sniffed, groomed and crawled on one another.
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ABOUT THE AVALANCHE (23-22-4): Colorado has crawled back into postseason contention due to its success in nail-biters — Wednesday's shootout win over San Jose boosted the team's record to 14-2-3 in one-goal games since Dec. 1.
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So when the poet crawled above deck as the sun rose that September morning, it's only logical that he would look to the stubborn presence of the national emblem on Fort McHenry's flagpole as a fitting metaphor for national resilience.
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The remnants of the once mighty storm Barry, the first hurricane of the 733 season, dumped dangerous amounts of rain as it crawled north through the United States on Monday after coming ashore west of New Orleans at the weekend.
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Authorities have said the ordeal came to an end when one of the children, a 17-year-old girl, crawled out of their brown stucco-and-stone house through a window and called 911 to report the alleged torture and imprisonment.
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For example, the littlest of bedbug babies, the ones in what is called the first instar of development, did not have any color preference when they crawled toward a paper tent, although more mature nymphs did prefer the dark shelters.
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So it didn't take long for people to realize they could win a game of Wii Sports tennis sitting down, but for all the small complaints that crawled out from the public, the system still sold upwards of 100 million units.
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Esmat, who stepped into the hallway behind them, saw the passage suddenly fill with smoke, and he jumped out a window onto the lawn, where he crawled and hid safely in a deep window well for the duration of the attack.
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The Australian dollar crawled up 0.15% to $0.6759 as the Chinese yuan found a bit of traction after the People's Bank of China set a midpoint rate at a fresh 11-year low but a level that was firmer than expected.
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The lanky 2003-year-old with a mop of curly hair was part of a tank crew that had crawled into the German city of Cologne for what would become the US Army's biggest house-to-house fight in Europe.
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In the video, Jones and his camera men confront Darcy while Jones lambastes him as 'the equivalent of like the Hitler Youth' and accuses him of 'smiling like a possum that crawled out of the rear end of a dead cow.
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The giant spider that crawled the web for pages relevant to your search terms was an impressive index that was on the scene first until Google was established three years later and, well, you know the rest of that story.
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And as the turtle crawled back to the Indian Ocean, they dug up the 2003 eggs, each about the size of a Ping-Pong ball, then put them in a bucket and took them away to hatch in a safer spot.
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But ever since the legislation was tabled in June 2015, it has only crawled through Quebec's National Assembly, leading many to conclude that it had been little more than a political prop and that it was never intended to become law.
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They searched the home, a stately, salmon-colored Spanish Colonial-style with a large chandelier in the foyer, palm trees in the front yard, and crawled on the ground to look under cars, including a black Lexus, in the driveway.
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New Quay Journal NEW QUAY, Wales — The poet Dylan Thomas called this the "cliff-edge town at the far end of Wales," but lately it has become better known as the place where the octopuses crawled out of the sea.
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In a photo series titled "Private Broadcast," Mr. Halasz stripped down and crawled into a box made to look like a television set — mugging goofily for the camera, and turning the medium of state news programs into a personal space.
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Many of the pilgrims crawled the final yards to a shrine complex in Fátima, where the children, along with an older cousin, Lucia de Jesus dos Santos, said they saw the apparitions six times between May 21981, 53, and Oct.
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As a young newspaper reporter late in the administration of President Jimmy Carter, I watched as Joseph D. Duffey, chairman of the National Endowment for the Humanities, crawled through a large experiential tube designed for children at San Francisco's Exploratorium museum.
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