He crossed blindfolded, he crossed on stilts and he crossed with his manager on his back.
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My family never crossed a border, the border crossed us.
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My family never crossed a border; the border crossed us.
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I crossed the line, I moved the line and then I crossed the line.
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That's like Deflategate crossed with a natural disaster crossed with a celebrity sex tape.
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Ditto for Mexicans who crossed the Rio Grande, and Asians who crossed the Pacific.
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I'm looking for passion for excellence, crossed with humility, crossed with putting others first.
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The Dow crossed 22,2016 252 trading days after it crossed 4.7,2000, on March 24.3.
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A line was crossed that I don't know has been crossed in my lifetime, maybe ever.
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Crossed eyes Jana and her co-author, Jennifer Shu, say parents also worry about crossed eyes.
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I immediately thought of those crossed lightsabers when I saw the monument of the crossed swords.
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Specifically, they crossed axolotls and tiger salamanders, then back-crossed these first-generation hybrids with pure axolotls.
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It made me wonder though if we'd ever seen star-crossed lovers crossed up in a crossword puzzle.
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I smiled at the younger woman and showed her my crossed fingers, and she crossed hers in return.
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President John F. Kennedy's cortege crossed after his assassination in 1963; his brother Robert's funeral crossed by moonlight in 1968.
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It was more of a "crossed fingers" response to the problem - keeping her fingers crossed and hoping for the best.
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More children and families crossed in November 2018 than crossed during the peak of the "border crisis" in June 2014.
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In November, over 25,000 immigrants crossed as part of a family with children and over 5,200 children crossed without a guardian.
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In New York, there are many fingers are crossed in the hope that the two rivals are not star-crossed again.
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Buried beneath is snow that fell when Washington crossed the Delaware and, beneath that, snow from when Hannibal crossed the Alps.
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So far this year, 327,800 people have crossed the Mediterranean, about half the number who crossed in the same period last year.
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A week later, Hitler's troops crossed the Polish border; two weeks later, the Red Army crossed the Polish border from the other side.
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More than 103,000 migrants crossed the southwestern border in March without authorization, an increase from the more than 76,0003 who crossed in February.
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It's hard for the Academy have moral standing here or even claim that Weinstein crossed some line that has never been crossed before.
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When Coleman crossed the stage, Nyong'o crossed her arms over her chest, flashing the quintessential "Wakanda Forever" signal, before giving Coleman a congratulatory hug.
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That his uneven English accent might possibly be fake (think BBC received pronounciation crossed with moustachio-twirling stage villain, crossed with Keanu Reeves in Dracula)?
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Republicans have crossed this line in the past, and Democrats crossed it this week, undermining the way the system of oversight is supposed to work.
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So I crossed my fingers and tweeted at him, which was every bit as complicated as you'd imagine (have you ever tried typing with crossed fingers?).
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And all but 29% of the people who crossed our border illegally, not applying for asylum, crossed our border illegally for all those years, 211% were deported.
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I have crossed it in Alabama and crossed it again, without seeing it all, while driving white-knuckled through the remnants of Hurricane Barry in West Tennessee.
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Brent Burns tried to knock it out before it crossed the goal line, but the puck spun and barely crossed the line before Jones brought it out.
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Alas, their romance is star-crossed — or hammer-and-sickle-crossed — and her dad forbids it as one more too dangerous intimacy in a series full of them.
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In the lined notebook pages, he had crossed out sentences, made additions in the margins, and in some cases crossed out the margin additions and inserted new additions.
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The trick was to find couples who were real star-crossed lovers, whose last names could be crossed, and hopefully who could be set up symmetrically in a grid.
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"What is a one-mile radius supposed to do when you have a virus that has crossed states, crossed oceans?" asked Sharon Footes, a 40-year-old Army veteran.
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Despite the loss, Hulu said in January that it crossed 17 million subscribers in the U.S. The streaming service also said its advertising revenue crossed $1 billion in 2017.
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Many, many posts have been written about the question of whether to "fire" a bridesmaid, boundaries crossed by future mother-in-laws, and boundaries crossed by grooms at bachelor parties.
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But The Canadian travels through the night, which means sometimes we crossed time zones while we were sleeping, and other times we crossed them in the middle of the day.
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Almost to a person, Republicans and Democrats see firing Mueller as a sort of line that once crossed can never be un-crossed -- and that could seriously jeopardize the President.
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Real Time host Bill Maher, who is very much white, on Friday crossed one of those lines that should never be crossed: He dropped the n-word on live television.
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"We are still looking into why it crossed - whether it was on a military mission and crossed on purpose, or it strayed," said Lieutenant-Colonel Jonathan Conricus, an Israeli military spokesman.
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I crossed the line ... I beg for your forgiveness.
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Even if his accusations of Chyna's drug use, infidelity, and financial instability have any truth to them, there is a certain line that cannot be crossed and Kardashian has crossed it... again.
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Meanwhile, Avenue Supermarts stock price crossed the 1,000 rupee mark and its market capitalization crossed 630 billion rupees, which is higher than some Nifty companies such as Britannia, Zee, Hindalco or Tata Steel.
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The judge, in previous written orders, had clearly been unhappy with him about the book's availability, and has told him he's crossed a line that she already warned him should not be crossed.
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Everything changed when their paths crossed one day in Washington.
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The Chiefs crossed that fine line or, rather, obliterated it.
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The Dow crossed 19,000 for the first time on Nov.
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In many places, the cost curves have already been crossed.
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Didn't anyone to get crossed if they're afraid of heights.
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That, to me, is where the red line was crossed.
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Aloy crossed the desert as the moon began to rise.
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The Lakers brass appeared to believe that crossed a boundary.
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And the Syria red line was crossed also under Obama.
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BABEAU: Well, not just that, they have crossed the line.
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And that "fingers crossed" approach still lingers over immunotherapy today.
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Protesting employees believe this "crossed the line" into weapons development.
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Trump's Charlottesville comments seem to have crossed a red line.
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I crossed the line with a smile on my face.
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He crossed the finish line before waving to the crowd.
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And he set the Syrian red line which they crossed?
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She got here in time to (fingers crossed) see history!
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Daniela has crossed more of those barriers than anyone knows.
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Arms float away awkwardly, leading astronauts to keep them crossed.
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Once you've crossed the fit hurdle, it's time to shop.
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The checkpoint she crossed is located miles from the border.
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Or maybe a merciless contestant critique that crossed the line?
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But this week, one exchange crossed a line for them.
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Jinara crossed into Bangladesh on a boat with her children.
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Fingers crossed CYGNSS will finally get off the ground today.
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One was Sixtus Leung, the legislator who crossed his fingers.
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Justice Gorsuch wrote that the law crossed a constitutional line.
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My column and Bernie Sanders' plan crossed in the mail.
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Fingers crossed Bill Skarsgård will get to make another appearance.
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Facebook's Instagram business just crossed the 500 million user mark.
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As of Thursday morning, the fundraiser had crossed $10.7 million.
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Sometimes they crossed back with their children clinging to them.
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Fingers crossed it's in time for a very spooky Halloween.
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Tamra Judge has crossed a room off her renovation checklist.
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My fertility hadn't even crossed my mind at this point.
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The spacecraft's predecessor, Voyager 1, crossed the heliopause in 2012.
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This crossed my mind when I looked at the cover.
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Keep your paws crossed for international shipping in the future.
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That is a red line that must not be crossed.
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They never, ever crossed any lines in where they massaged.
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Even Native Americans crossed the Bering Strait at some point.
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THREE YEARS AGO, THE LINES CROSSED FOR THE FIRST TIME.
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Shane, Marie's tightest ally, crossed her without a second thought.
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It's funny because I just crossed my 100th episode threshold.
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Of the 444 racers, only 68 crossed the finish line.
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The second "I know" is crossed out in electric blue.
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Fingers crossed I can get rid of some of this.
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Both the "Chinese" and the "Kenyan" models have crossed borders.
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Ankara said reports of the arrest warrants "crossed the line".
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These ears — at first they crossed they were so defiant.
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Globally, about $21.5bn of worn clothes crossed borders in 212.
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Fingers crossed she at least makes it to episode 2.
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"It momentarily crossed my mind it could crash," she says.
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In places it can be crossed with a standing jump.
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But there's always a line — and recently, it was crossed.
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Moments after she crossed, an agent shot and killed her.
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In the current campaign Mr Netanyahu has crossed new lines.
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Authorities believe Abouyaaquob may have crossed the border into France.
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"I crossed the finish and instantly felt euphoria," she says.
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Early vibes on it are very strong, so fingers crossed!
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The minimalist drawing of the Gryffindor has his arms crossed.
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Tens of thousands have crossed the border into neighboring Bangladesh.
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William and Attenborough have also crossed paths on several occasions.
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He crossed over to television just a few years later.
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" Ultimately, writes King in the Post, "Ramos crossed the line.
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It's a thought that's crossed nearly every Barry fan's mind.
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And he crossed the DMZ and he released the hostages.
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"It crossed a lot of lines for me," Trump said.
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" For letter writers and signees, this contract "crossed the line.
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Strangely, this stance has not crossed over to other apps.
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Her arms are crossed and her mouth is slightly agape.
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Later on, he crossed the political divide to back Sarkozy.
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He illegally crossed an unguarded border into Ecuador from Colombia.
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"That's where I crossed that little gray line," Bloom acknowledged.
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Each subsequent generation was crossed back with the drinkable grapes.
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Somehow this pair crossed paths and now they are inseparable.
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Peter Kafka: And when that line gets crossed, what happens?
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Fingers crossed we've got some gems in store for us.
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It also shows the word "governor" crossed out in red.
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"Somewhere along the line, a wire got crossed," Walter says.
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YOUNGSTERS have long crossed borders in search of an education.
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It crossed back several days later with one missile missing.
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Most of those who fled crossed the border into Pakistan.
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It's a thought that's crossed my mind on several occasions.
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Fingers crossed it's the one you have your eye on.
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Whatever decision Disney comes to, we're keeping our fingers crossed.
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Gillette's logo has been crossed out on the organizers' website.
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Fingers crossed this is one rumour that comes to fruition.
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But honestly, Kunis and Williams had never crossed our minds.
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Or the arms crossed and go 'never heard of you'.
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Crossed ropes held the tunics of the warriors in place.
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Turkish soldiers have not yet crossed the border, he added.
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The hurdle of being a girl never crossed her mind.
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The line can be crossed even with fruits and vegetables.
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K., so last night I may have crossed the line.
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Then Mr. Cruz did something unusual: He crossed the street.
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It crossed through about 500 communities across four time zones.
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It never crossed my mind to stay here without papers.
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Fingers crossed it shows up on one of their laps.
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No other estate auction has ever crossed that mark. (WSJ)
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Anything that isn't crossed out means it's in the fridge.
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I know, because I unknowingly crossed paths with a victim.
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By the way, we just crossed over a billion dollars.
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This would also explain why Beta's face is crossed out.
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Fingers crossed they don't cost an arm and a leg.
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Mr. Fellrath and Mr. Bardaouil crossed paths in art circles.
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Despite sharing the same major, their paths had never crossed.
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Ms. Balint of SmartBiz said the promotion crossed a line.
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Sarah Palin (R) into a similar interview crossed the line.
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So the mother and child crossed the Rio Grande, illegally.
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Paying smugglers, he crossed mountains, dodging checkpoints and border guards.
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The word "wall" has not crossed the president's lips, lambchop.
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It hadn't really crossed my mind before I met them.
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So fingers crossed that Target plans to restock, very soon.
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People passed on the sidewalks and crossed at the lights.
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Reichardt faltered for a moment, and then crossed the street.
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Alpha knew how many times the group crossed the border.
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She crossed that line," Thune said on MSNBC's "Morning Joe.
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But they just stopped right before they crossed that line.
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Google's machine may not quite have crossed the finishing line.
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As they crossed Cypress Avenue, they pointed to an alley.
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Fingers are seriously crossed for better outcome later this month.
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Jerzy: Some time since the farewell show, it crossed over.
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Traces of state control disappeared as we crossed city limits.
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It just crossed $15 million at the domestic box office.
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Finally, we crossed the bridge and drove up the FDR.
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We've crossed dimensions and chanced our way through magical portals.
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The thought of going red may have crossed your mind.
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I think there are some lines that can be crossed.
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An army of aspiring daredevils crossed the street without looking.
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Putin and Trump crossed paths several times during the conference.
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Look at those hands, crossed behind his giant mushroom head.
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He and Patten crossed paths as political consultants in Ukraine.
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Its revenue crossed 100 crore Indian rupees, or $14 million.
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His net worth crossed $1 million when he was 26.
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This past weekend, thousands crossed the Guatemalan border into Mexico.
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No other candidate's unfavorable rating crossed the 50 percent mark.
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I'll be keeping my fingers and toes crossed for Janet.
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"What are the boundaries that are being crossed?" she says.
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An Iraqi friend and I crossed the border by land.
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I felt their fear every time we crossed a border.
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But this was definitely no little pond we just crossed.
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If he crossed lines others would not, so be it.
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Coach Ellis is currently seated on the bench, hands crossed.
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"But now we have crossed the line of physical violence."
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Language becomes a felt thing, a terrain to be crossed.
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Tom Case, the chairman of the group, crossed his arms.
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Literally in the last five years we've crossed that threshold.
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In Renaissance Italy, cultural borders existed only to be crossed.
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It seems the Mexican cartel war has crossed the border.
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These Tejanos didn't cross the border; the border crossed them.
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Our robots have already crossed that space again and again.
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But after we crossed the border, we found no relief.
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Just above the fall a plank footbridge crossed the river.
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He watched from his home as the flames crossed Nodeirinho.
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As he crossed the freeway, he was struck and killed.
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Last year the number of people living alone crossed 8m.
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Rethink your sleeping position They took away my crossed legs.
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Has the Earth already crossed some kind of tipping point?
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People have always crossed the Aegean in search of asylum.
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Seven of his singles crossed over to the pop charts.
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But as fine a bridge as I have ever crossed.
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The fishermen sat smoking cigarettes with their arms guardedly crossed.
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They crossed the finish line together, and have remained friends.
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Without a hitch I crossed the international bridge to Roma.
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It also means that an important bridge has been crossed.
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I crossed the footbridge on a warm afternoon in February.
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He crossed his legs, stumping his chin in a palm.
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At issue is whether Greenwald crossed the line into illicit
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"Throughout the years, Jenny often crossed my mind," he said.
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Can you name any that may have crossed a line?
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His unit crossed into Liberia and began fighting Taylor's forces.
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The two crossed paths -- literally -- in Washington, DC, in December.
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It crossed many minds when diplomatic relations began to thaw.
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I did not have enough coffee, and my eyes crossed.
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Fingers crossed, the upcoming HBO miniseries isn't a disaster. —T.
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Maybe, the demo implies, Ellie's crossed a line too though.
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Ava crossed the Atlantic to distance herself from her family.
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She has also demonstrated that she's not to be crossed.
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"I'm surprised we hadn't really crossed paths yet," Spieth said.
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Along the way, Apple has crossed a few big landmarks.
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The film has crossed over well in China so far.
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That's probably how they crossed the Atlantic Ocean, researchers said.
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Speaker Pelosi lost only two Democrats; no Republicans crossed over.
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On Wednesday, the Dow crossed 25,000 for the first time.
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Shaken respectables thought the Paris Commune had crossed the Atlantic.
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Now, however, it seems that the line has been crossed.
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The Muñoz family crossed into the US on May 12.
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And the wooden bridge that I crossed, it was collapsed.
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Sometimes, boys I talk to acknowledge having willfully crossed lines.
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Some admit the violence has at times crossed a line.
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She crossed the fields again as the October dark fell.
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But his answers parsed whether they had crossed any lines.
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"Giving up the dog never crossed my mind," he said.
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The Nabokovs had themselves crossed an invisible, if indelible, divide.
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On my way to Valerie's house I crossed the common.
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This is about people who have crossed the border illegally.
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He'd thought about standing on the railroad tracks we'd crossed.
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A video review confirmed the puck had crossed the line.
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Many have crossed illegally into the more prosperous Dominican Republic.
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The group of refugees and migrants, which included a large number of children, crossed over a river as they made their way from Idomeni to the village of Hamilo and then crossed into Macedonia.
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Sanford also acknowledged that he had "crossed the lines" with several other women while he was married to his wife, but that he'd never crossed "the ultimate line" as he did with his mistress.
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In addition, the guidance tells officers they should consider whether an immigrant crossed the border illegally and weigh that against their claim, potentially rejecting even legitimate fears of persecution if the immigrant crossed illegally.
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In Ohio, three times as many 2016 Republican primary voters crossed over to vote in the 2018 Democratic primary, as did 85033 Democratic primary voters who crossed over to vote in the 2018 Republican primary.
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But in saying that Mr. Sessions, the United States' top law enforcement official, should take specific action to terminate the investigation, the tweet crossed a line that Mr. Trump has never explicitly crossed — until now.
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She's like the Dowager Countess from "Downton Abbey" crossed with Mrs.
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"Those who have gone through Kagitumba, they have crossed," he said.
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Ethiopia&aposs foreign minister confirms that troops have crossed into Somalia.
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Canadian police took hold of the man's arm as he crossed.
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Spanning five decades, her entertainment career has crossed genres and industries.
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Fingers crossed this means a Redemption challenge is on the horizon.
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But it seems the wires are crossed elsewhere in government, too.
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He crossed the line — way, way over the line — of propriety.
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The decision crossed traditional ideological lines between conservative and liberal justices.
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And fingers crossed that fiction will become reality on November 8!
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The German was gesticulating angrily before he even crossed the line.
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" "Many in the party believe Trump has already crossed that Rubicon.
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It's easy to forget just how many lines Trump has crossed.
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Hong Kong police say Xiao crossed the border to mainland China.
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I crossed a line and hurt people who don't deserve it.
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"Fingers crossed" isn't just a common expression (or our favorite emoji).
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Google said the service crossed 100 million monthly users in October.
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"Any person who crossed boundaries has to be punished," he added.
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Lee crossed the Tumen River in a group of eight girls.
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And we crossed the mall and you could see Buckingham Palace.
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So when Dominick crossed her path, it felt meant to be.
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Fingers crossed that Netflix delivers some good news, but if not?
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The ruling came out on Wednesday just before Facebook's earnings crossed.
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The pickup crossed two lanes of traffic before hitting the median.
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She acknowledged in a Twitter video that she "crossed the line."
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The price of bitcoin has been soaring and crossed $10,000 Tuesday.
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It had crossed over into the mainstream, doing conventions, TV appearances.
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I'm currently talking to three companies pretty seriously, so fingers crossed!
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Meanwhile, "Ocean's 210" has crossed a major milestone of its own.
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Finger's crossed that the next few days go equally as smoothly.
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Star crossed Remember where Britney Spears was about nine years ago?
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Fingers crossed Bodak Yellow stays number one on the charts...foreva.
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And this scenario doesn't necessarily seem to have crossed his mind.
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You know, now that he double-crossed and blackmailed his father.
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If someone's boundaries are crossed, that sabotages intimacy and breaks trust.
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It never, never crossed my mind that he had done that.
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The pipeline also crossed through land sacred to the Lakota people.
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The Indian government claimed that the attackers crossed over from Pakistan.
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More than 600,000 have crossed by boat to Italy since 2014.
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During the uprising, Barzani crossed the Iranian border with his father.
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"Fingers crossed?" she wrote; crossing them is probably a good idea.
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Lisa Murkowski, who crossed with aisle with McCain and Maine Sen.
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But their categories are different, meaning crossed wires and insufficient accountability.
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He crossed the street to inspect the scum on Lake Agawam.
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In short: are we the sum of what we've crossed off?
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Do you think the SNL sketch on heroin crossed the line?
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The index crossed its record high of 2,940.91 hit on Sept.
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The index crossed its record high of 383,940.91 hit on Sept.
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Instead he crossed just one land border, into neighbouring Ivory Coast.
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This also allowed galaxies to form in areas where filaments crossed.
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He sat on the grass, legs crossed, elbows on his knees.
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Jakelin Caal had crossed the border with her father, Nery Caal.
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Yesterday Mr Tusk warned that burned bridges cannot be crossed again.
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We all just have to keep our fingers crossed.. #mprraccoon pic.twitter.
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"He was angry because he was double-crossed," Mr. Schultz said.
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Fingers crossed it stays on as long as 7th Heaven did.
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Being unclear about boundaries because so many boundaries have been crossed.
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Fingers crossed that the plants will make it to next year!
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It last traded at $1.2804 vs $1.2862 before the news crossed.
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Copycat legislation sprang up across America, and the playbook crossed oceans.
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The first Crossed Swords took place in the beginning of 2016.
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In each of the previous impeachment efforts, senators crossed party lines.
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In fact, she said, nobody asked why she'd crossed the border.
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And three of its tracks individually crossed the 103-million mark.
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Riverdale is a high school soap opera crossed with film noir.
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Harley later crossed over into comics and amassed a cult following.
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Fingers crossed they don't make it into any future Tesla commercials.
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Soldiers coming from Palmyra have crossed over 100 miles of desert.
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Fingers crossed there's a font to handle that already in production …
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Although some of the interactions were appropriate, others crossed the line.
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They crossed through a swamp, and at about 12:50 p.m.
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"We can't just sit back with our arms crossed," Ribeiro said.
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Fingers crossed it works, because the oceans are pretty screwed otherwise.
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Other actors have been nominated for roles that crossed gender boundaries.
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We just crossed last year well over $100 million in revenue.
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All these musical styles, starting with Master Juba's, crossed the Atlantic.
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Red lines were crossed, sacred cows slaughtered, rules bent beyond recognition.
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It was in the water when it crossed over into Bangladesh.
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"We will be sending her some and keeping our fingers crossed!"
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On Friday afternoon, the flow ramped up and crossed a road.
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She crossed the remaining distance and pressed her lips against his.
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More than 2000,22013 terrified Rohingyas have crossed the border into Bangladesh.
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Seven weeks on, the tricky question is which border they crossed.
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It doesn't automatically happen just because you've crossed these data thresholds.
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That includes traffic violations, shoplifting, or having illegally crossed the border.
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It wasn't just money that crossed between the two distinct companies.
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The CEO said he first crossed paths with Papadopoulos through LinkedIn.
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Many of the children crossed the border alone, without their parents.
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Fingers crossed someone at Warner Bros commissions this for mass production.
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He was his own brand of hippie crossed with heroic frontiersman.
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Fingers crossed we get a "Toxic" remix right out the gate.
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Fingers are crossed that something similar doesn't happen to this individual.
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Rees was praised for making sure Wyeth crossed the finish line.
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It logged barely 10,000 miles during its star-crossed Iraqi days.
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VC Investments cross $2100bn In 22016, VC investments crossed $286 billion.
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As we crossed into near-darkness, Mr. Francesconi turned to me.
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Why it matters: This information has already crossed Robert Mueller's desk.
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Trump has officially crossed the line for me and my family.
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In total, Poole said they crossed 10 of the borders illegally.
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Consultant John Zeratsky has crossed off to-do lists — for good.
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He's crossed the pond two other times with just his mum.
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He clearly had the body language, he had the arms crossed.
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Fingers crossed there are enough episodes to see me through this.
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They want every t crossed and never let go of procedure.
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" Such conduct, he said, "crossed a line that he successfully maintains.
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It's easy for us for our wires to get crossed up.
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Fingers crossed in hoping livestreaming is something coming to iOS, though.
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None of that crossed Catlin's mind when the IOC reached out.
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Berri's camp reacted with fury, saying Bassil had crossed "red lines".
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Fingers-crossed it's faster than the one in the OnePlus 6T.
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Fingers crossed that he will mess up and get kicked out.
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It has a tough road ahead, so keep your fingers crossed.
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However, that isn't at all the premise of Still Star-Crossed.
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We've got our fingers crossed for a Sookie cameo or two.
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"The past week has seen a line crossed," the statement read.
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Fingers crossed my eyes have rolled back into place by then.
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These two are star-crossed lovers when he comes to challenges.
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"This week, President Trump crossed another threshold," wrote the Right Rev.
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" Criminalizing dissent is necessary, he added, because "lines are being crossed.
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Water pollution was a severe national problem that crossed state lines.
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It came when Bale crossed the ball toward the far post.
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I think it's almost like a telephone call with crossed wires.
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Eight minutes later, a series of rapid-fire options trades crossed.
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Fingers crossed his better side wins out in the final hours.
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That is a bright red line that should not be crossed.
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" Those diagnoses were then crossed out or rewritten -- replaced with "PBA.
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Directed by David Gordon Green, "Halloween" crossed $289 million on Friday.
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Both civilians crossed into Gaza of their own accord, without authorization.
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The study found that the practice crossed all ages and races.
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"He was all frowned up with his arms crossed," she said.
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The president has crossed many lines of decency, civility and humanity.
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Here, for a moment, we crossed from satire into flop sweat.
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But the word "retirement" has not crossed her lips just yet.
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It's here that he's crossed the line, made an unwanted advance.
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"He crossed out '150,000' and he put '300,000,' " Mr. Joyce said.
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It has not crossed below that support level since September 2016.
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Hernandez had crossed the US border at least three times before.
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Parents who had crossed without authorization were prosecuted for illegal entry.
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When the two vehicles crossed University Drive, someone shot at her.
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" Her husband had crossed out the word "was" and wrote "is.
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Senators crossed party lines to organize hearings, draft legislation, and socialize.
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Glancing around, she saw that no one else had crossed theirs.
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The wires of our lives are far too crowded and crossed.
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Experts think it's unlikely Manafort and Fotiadis would have crossed paths.
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Twenty-three Democrats crossed the aisle to support the Republican measure.
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Leaving the gallery, they crossed Fifth Avenue and entered Central Park.
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More than a million people crossed illegally into Europe last year.
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Support from federal legislators has crossed party, state and chamber lines.
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Yan maintains that he didn't realize he had crossed a line.
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Their paths crossed again in a Penn classroom in January 2014.
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Directed by David Gordon Green, "Halloween" crossed $100 million on Friday.
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Risking drowning in the sea, they crossed from Djibouti to Yemen.
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A French inventor has crossed the English channel on a flyboard.
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Over 53,000 parents and children crossed the border together last month.
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Most of these detained children crossed the border without their family.
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The crowdfunding site crossed the $2 million mark later that afternoon.
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Ecuador and Chile, another quarterfinalist, also have crossed the country twice.
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They crossed the wooden floor in a chorus of scuffling slippers.
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I'd be lying if I said it hadn't crossed my mind!
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Its flippers were crossed over its chest as it slept deeply.
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The efforts crossed a line for tech companies Facebook and Twitter.
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Six Republicans crossed party lines to support the Democratic plan: Sens.
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For many liberal observers, Mugabe had unforgivably crossed over into tyranny.
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Teen Mom OG's Tyler Baltierra may have just crossed the line.
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Yesterday, she crossed the finish line wearing the same bib number.
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"What crossed my mind is finding the bad guy," he said.
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Fingers crossed we see this play out on a stage soon.
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This isn't the first time Lively and Stewart have crossed paths.
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The attackers were thought to have crossed into Algeria from Libya.
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Some 5,330 migrants had crossed from Libya to Italy between Jan.
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The Hill: Koch network freezing out Republicans who have crossed them.
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They think that maybe Frank's going after anyone who's crossed him.
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Unfortunately, he never crossed paths with Penn in his best years.
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SPX briefly crossed the 3,000 mark for the first time ever.
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Some exceptions to this pattern have crossed over to the mainstream.
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Unclear messages, crossed wires (literally.) I also wanted to humanize them.
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BCFS confirmed that these would be fireable offenses that crossed boundaries.
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On the Republican side, Donald Trump crossed that threshold in May.
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Fingers crossed, we may actually get to 51 by kickoff time.
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Concerns about the game have certainly crossed into the mainstream already.
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" He added: "A couple of people out there crossed the line.
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More than 30,000 asylum seekers have illegally crossed the Canada-U.
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But how do you know when you have crossed that line?
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X marks the spot, its crossed bars creating a fixed point.
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He crossed the gorge 17 times, occasionally clad in pink tights.
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She crossed blindfolded, and then with her ankles and wrists manacled.
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"I don't think his name ever crossed my lips," McKinley said.
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But when you start to insult somebody, you've crossed a line.
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Fingers crossed that you have a rewarding "Aha!" moment while solving.
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"That human triumph has not crossed the border into Africa yet."
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Runners crossed the Madison Avenue bridge from the Bronx into Manhattan.
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About 43 survivors, women and men, crossed over to Eastern Congo.
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Usman says the guy crossed a line and needs to pay.
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Quite honestly, that's not been something that's crossed people's minds before.
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It crossed over into British urban music in the early 2010s.
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Flashes of hesitation crossed his face at the Hampton pizza joint.
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Watching her tie a noose around her neck crossed a line.
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But accusing the president's eldest son of treason crossed the line.
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Has Trump crossed that line with his latest tweet about Stone?
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For as long as I can remember, I've crossed my legs.
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Honestly it's never crossed my mind, but now I'm slightly worried.
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We were on different teams and hardly crossed each other's paths.
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So as Trump ran for president in 2016, their paths crossed.
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Each line crossed makes the next one that much less daunting.
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So he crossed that big river and came into the city.
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His books and speeches have crossed over into the business world.
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The vast majority, Southwest Key officials said, crossed the border unaccompanied.
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Portugal took a short corner, then Raphael Guerreiro crossed the ball.
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Large numbers of workers have also crossed into Cambodia and Laos.
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Most of the children crossed the border alone, without their parents.
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Crossed wires between Barrios and Cuadrado there costs Colombia a chance.
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Guaido crossed into Colombia before a U.S.-backed attempt on Feb.
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" When they crossed the East River into Brooklyn, he shouted, "Mommy!
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He subsequently crossed the House to sit with his new party.
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"House of Cards" long ago crossed from dark satire into ridiculousness.
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I had crossed paths with oysters in New York Harbor before.
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Large numbers of workers have also crossed into Cambodia and Laos.
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Todd Baldwin's net worth crossed $2000 million when he was 260.
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"They can't just stand there with their arms crossed," she said.
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Would no one from the blighted orphan world have crossed back?
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A handful of Republicans crossed party lines to vote in favor.
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Germany crossed that Rubicon in the 1990s under Chancellor Gerhard Schröder.
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We've crossed into a point where it's ridiculous and mind-blowing.
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Well, anyway, fingers crossed he'll start doing better in the future.
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They were separated after she and her child crossed the border.
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It's only enjoyable when you've crossed the finish line and survived.
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On Sunday, Turkish troops crossed into Syria, supported by rebel factions.
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And I was even more happy when I crossed the plate.
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And the wires between Trump and House Republicans are evidently crossed.
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Granderson was credited with a single, and Cabrera crossed the plate.
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Then, just keep your fingers crossed until the winner is chosen.
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He sat in his room's sole chair and crossed his legs.
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Their eyes met, his still slightly crossed with new-baby nearsightedness.
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In early July, the boat "crossed an invisible border," says McWhirter.
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A shadow crossed his features when he pronounced the country's name.
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In essence, she has crossed a line from prettiness to power.
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Deaths due to the coronavirus outbreak crossed 1,000 early on Tuesday.
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The crisis has crossed Europe's doorstep and is roiling its politics.
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Fingers crossed that Kazachok and Rosalind don't meet the same fate.
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When he crossed the finish line, he retired his running shoes.
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Patterns of tribal sovereignty being undermined and jurisdictional borders being crossed.
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But it's easy to find Jims with whom he's crossed paths.
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It's neat that eight years later our paths have crossed again.
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That number exploded in early 85033, when it first crossed 15.
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We gathered the loudest laughers, crossed our fingers and hit play.
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The path was likely longer, because the twister crossed into Georgia.
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He said he crossed to the other side of the street.
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On Monday, that number crossed $500 million for the first time.
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"I've crossed so many things off my bucket list," she said.
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The 30-company index crossed 26,000 for first time on Tuesday.
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I knew I had crossed a line, and waited for punishment.
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West's knowledge or consent which was inappropriate and crossed the line.
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In 2016, only about a dozen were reported to have crossed.
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So, an important threshold has been crossed over this past year.
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They left Roxbury, turned onto Massachusetts Avenue, and crossed the bridge.
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But at what point is the line of inequitable advantage crossed?
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Joe Manchin III of West Virginia has crossed party lines before.
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WE JUST CROSSED THE 10,000 ATTENDEE MARK FOR CAMPUS DILDO CARRY.
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Many local students received raucous ovations as they crossed the stage.
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They should've crossed it before getting on a plane, I think.
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Fashion has crossed many of these lines for years, of course.
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But for the star-crossed Skywalker clan, this is apparently it.
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They flew to Mexico and then crossed the border in Matamoros.
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Almost seven months ago, the U.S. national debt crossed $20 trillion.
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He crossed the border on his own seeking a better life.
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" And that, she wrote, "is an ugly line to have crossed.
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Not everyone who crossed paths with Cruz saw reason for concern.
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Klobuchar's campaign has said she has already crossed the donor threshold.
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Some of those who crossed joined extremist groups such as ISIS.
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On the way to Gold Butte, I crossed the Virgin River.
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Others ticked every single box, or crossed out the entire ballot.
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I love having something crossed off my cultural to-do list.
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They crossed under the border bridges to the cheers of crowds.
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They crossed beneath trees carved with the names of land speculators.
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The woman had crossed herself as the pope walked toward her.
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This reliance on informal income sources has sometimes crossed into graft.
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So with fingers crossed, we emailed but… it wasn't to be.
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His roommate, Babak Hajipour, 40, also crossed the Channel in December.
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She crossed the concourse quickly, without looking to right or left.
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VICE News spoke with her after she crossed back into Mexico.
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When Martin Luther King crossed that bridge, it was a provocation.
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All the prices were crossed out on the sheet of paper.
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As he crossed the line, Lilesa raised his crossed arms in the air, a gesture of solidarity with members of his tribe who have faced violent government reprisals to their protests against a plan to redevelop farmland.
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This scenario represents a reverse of the House impeachment vote in December, when no Republicans crossed party lines to vote with Democrats to impeach Trump, but several Democrats crossed lines to vote against the articles of impeachment.
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"When I think about what lines need to be crossed in 94, I don't think they're the same lines that needed to be crossed when the festival was founded 13 years ago," she said in an interview.
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India crossed one billion mobile subscriber base last year, according to TRAI.
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On 9 October alone, an estimated 11,000 new arrivals crossed into Bangladesh.
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Specifically, the two crossed paths in the pasta aisle, which makes sense.
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Ezekiel Elliott's emergence as an impact player has crossed into new territory.
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"We believe the line was crossed," said SF police chief Bill Scott.
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Yet Kazumi told CNN that daily work frustrations and difficulties crossed borders.
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She is Caucasian with brown hair and brown eyes, which are crossed.
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NYC Mayor de Blasio disputes Border Protection allegations he crossed border illegally .
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Fingers crossed for a rendition of the Mario Kart 8 theme song.
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The two have crossed paths for years and formed a true bond.
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At the same time, 1,014,0003 migrants successfully crossed the Mediterranean by boat.
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" It's like, "Well, actually I do, but you crossed the line there.
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You are the one that crossed that border illegally with your child.
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Fingers crossed that Lively isn't docked Swift Squad points for being late.
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The teams individually interpreted their findings and crossed-checked each others' results.
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According to Recode, the company crossed $1 billion in revenue in 2017.
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Lijana then sat down on the wire, and Nik crossed over her.
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KS: Was there something in the funny universe that really crossed over?
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"Fingers crossed!" several publicists wrote in emails to Mashable regarding the nominations.
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Rakitic switched the ball from left flank to right, where Vrsaljko crossed.
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Sayonara revolves around the fate of these two star-crossed two couples.
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They claim they stopped him because he crossed a solid yellow line.
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He was surely thinking of Fernéndez as he crossed the home plate.
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She knew if she crossed that line, she could jeopardize her kids.
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The refugees crossed into Somalia, where they were now on their own.
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The benchmark index crossed its record high of 2,940.91 hit on Sept.
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Harris double-crossed the others and walked away with $500,000, prosecutors said.
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The "New" of "New Mexico" was crossed out in the senator's interpretation.
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"Did I hurt you?" she asked, worried she'd crossed a line already.
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"From its very beginning, radio signals have crossed borders," the site says.
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Fingers crossed we end up with the culinary showdown of a lifetime.
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Instead, she crossed the country lecturing on the evils of mob violence.
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There, he crossed paths with Barry Diller, the chairman of InterActive Corp.
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The defense said Constand crossed out or redacted parts of the statement.
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But she later crossed that out, saying the two were merely close.
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More than 325,000 children have now crossed the Mediterranean and Aegean Seas.
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But is it fair to say that we've crossed a red line?
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Fingers crossed that I get to work before my 10 a.m. meeting.
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However, there's also opportunity for crossed streams and conflict among Alexa skills.
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However, I nodded and crossed my fingers that I'd actually like it.
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McDonald's stock continued to climb Wednesday as it crossed a new milestone.
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Fingers crossed this is the last delay for the RED Hydrogen One.
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He crossed the finish line with Eubank and Hamlyn by his side.
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One page of the new #GOPTaxPlan is crossed out with an ex.
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Thompson agreed the joke crossed a line, but offered a tepid defense.
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Now we're into the names that Arya has crossed off her list.
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Seriously, it's all crossed my mind, more than I'd like to admit.
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Matthew's center crossed between Charleston and Myrtle Beach just before 11 a.m.
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We love to immerse ourselves in the stories of star-crossed lovers.
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We've crossed the halfway mark and are churning ahead to the end.
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The 30-year bond yield crossed the psychological 3 percent level Monday.
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Adam Rippon has finally crossed paths with his celebrity crush Shawn Mendes.
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Plants with plastic bags over their heads crossed their leaves in surrender.
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The tour bus crossed over the sidewalk and crashed into a building.
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And I think the other thing is that we've crossed that threshold.
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It just crossed the 5 percent mark, according to Mortgage News Daily.
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Fingers crossed your next animal encounter is with a friendly deer instead.
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In 2016 about 30,000 patients crossed that border to get health care.
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Then, in July, the company said it had crossed 8 million miles.
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Jones barely crossed the goal line on a 6-yard touchdown reception.
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Terror networks have crossed borders and struck cities in various European countries.
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Intravenous drug users and sex workers are often crossed off the list.
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Sometimes we crossed rivers on foot just to get to those families.
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Both the S&P 500 and Dow crossed above important psychological milestones.
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The two have crossed paths over their time in the public eye.
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Swine fever first crossed the border from China into Vietnam in February.
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It's convenience, crossed with the intimacy of a 1-on-1 experience.
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The 22.8-year bond yield crossed the psychological 21.9 percent level Monday.
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A few people were temporarily trapped when a flow crossed a road.
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Uber crossed five billion rides worldwide at the end of June 20183.
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Fingers crossed, someone at Samsung has noticed what's wrong with its emoji.
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AO: Our paths crossed between Hamburg and Berlin, and somehow we met.
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Post-fight, Sanchez gave no indication that retirement had crossed his mind.
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It said the article had crossed a "moral and legal red line".
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There's a streak of meanness now that they've crossed over to mean.
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Most likely I wouldn't be alive had my path not crossed hers.
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As she shook, Merkel crossed her arms as if to brace herself.
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It was in her former career that she crossed paths with Zeile.
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"The video touched upon a universal issue that crossed borders," Shakya said.
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Total monthly active users also crossed 180 million last quarter as well.
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Another display listed the journey's final milestones and methodically crossed them off.
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There's a certain line you just don't cross, and he crossed it
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Fingers crossed this helps kick the cold, or at least shorten it.
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This comes after the Nasdaq crossed that milestone in the prior session.
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We -- our paths had not crossed since I was 25 years old.
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Fingers crossed that Diana and Enzo keep going strong in season 6.
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Swift was a country star until she crossed over to mainstream pop.
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The pipeline crossed rivers 19 times, including the Seman River eight times.
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By late Friday, they had not announced the threshold had been crossed.
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"There is a line, and it&aposs been crossed repeatedly," Saunders said.
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And I haven't crossed paths with anyone who shares the strange affliction.
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They act like this is just normal flirting that crossed a line.
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Some have crossed into the US and then gone back to Mexico.
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Ricardo Lemus, 38, crossed the Mexican border with his brother in 1997.
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This happens to be one of the stories that crossed my feed.
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John Michael Jones says he's not quitting ... he's crossed over to PayPal.
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He said it was traditional at such events that leaders crossed paths.
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Fingers crossed the 360 livestream runs smoothly and the quality is decent.
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The virus had crossed the placenta in that group, the researchers found.
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The digital currency first crossed above the psychologically key $2,000 last Saturday.
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"This is going to be good," I said, and crossed my arms.
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Fingers crossed Apple will add this functionality in a future software update.
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And who is the onus on for the eventual— fingers crossed—overhaul?
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But there are other comments I saw online that crossed a line.
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I gave Star Crossed Myth a try — a highly recommended Voltage game.
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Bosworth crossed the line in sixth place but Gathimba failed to finish.
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Via Alyssa, the pop has crossed over into fairly mainstream queer usage.
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She crossed him off her list and headed to the next room.
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"We've crossed the ocean to be here," says the 27-year-old.
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I never crossed the fuzzy line between academic study and personal investment.
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She crossed the border at an unknown time and location, Cox said.
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When your confidence exceeds your abilities, you've crossed the line into arrogance.
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Macedonian authorities responded by arresting hundreds of people who crossed the border.
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But the Committee's obeisance to the industry has now crossed a line.
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On the wall beside him, there's a calendar with days crossed off.
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Tesla shares crossed $300 to hit an all-time high on Tuesday.
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Erin Hensley of Forney, Texas, said the thought never crossed her mind.
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But for public sharing I wouldn't know—haven't crossed that line yet!
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Djibouti's Souleiman clocked 3:39.61 while American Centrowitz crossed in 3:39.61.
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Our paths have crossed occasionally over the years, always with real warmth.
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The money collected, they crossed the river by raft in three trips.
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These two characters would be star-crossed partners, to say the least.
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But America is a big country, criss-crossed with deep subcultural seams.
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No word yet on whether Leo and Karl's kitty, Choupette, crossed paths.
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Productive energy flows around getting things crossed off your to-do list.
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His mother sat with her arms crossed, a scowl on her face.
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That she might be on time had never even crossed my mind.
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Fingers crossed the Countess actually gets her version of happily ever after.
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French inventor Franky Zapata has officially crossed the English Channel by hoverboard.
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Daily, we crossed the border into France and back again into Italy.
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Clinton had crossed the 2,383-delegate threshold through support from party leaders.
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The rule also applies to children who have crossed the border alone.
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Ignoring Eugene's presence, he crossed the bedroom and tackled Raphael from behind.
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During that meeting, Kim crossed into the south for the first time.
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It's not hard to see that Erdoğan has crossed multiple red lines.
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" She adds, "It never even crossed my mind that I was pregnant.
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It will be the second time Curiel and Trump have crossed paths.
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But when the race started, that feeling receded with every mile crossed.
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After all this time, though, it may finally have crossed a line.
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When most people are crossed, they default to passive or aggressive behavior.
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" Combs later tweeted from his personal account, "THE LINE HAS BEEN CROSSED!!!!
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The Glendale Police Department rightly recognized that his actions crossed a line.
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Has someone you're close to ever crossed a line when teasing you?
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Moving northeast with the wind, the Starbuck Fire soon crossed into Kansas.
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Before this warm streak, this monthly threshold had never been crossed before.
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It now includes children who crossed the U.S. border on their own.
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Mr. Burnet said that the reason the cables had crossed was unclear.
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The Dow Jones industrial average first crossed 23,000 intraday on Oct. 17.
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Both leaders also briefly crossed into the territory of the other country.
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As riders fought for position, wheels were crossed and crashes were frequent.
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Borja started to pray, the men crossed themselves and bowed their heads.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: The koi pond is crossed by bridges and stone walkways.
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The campaign crossed the 22019,000 megawatt mark after electric utility Dynegy Inc.
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A realization crossed his face -- it's like Khumbulani's soul is switching on.
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Russia, he said, expected an "era of benevolence," but was double-crossed.
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In fact, it&aposs the sixth time it&aposs crossed the threshold.
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The Dow crossed and closed above 28,000 for the first time ever.
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Finally, in 2006, the internet crossed well over a billion users worldwide.
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But your father isn't hovering on the line; he has crossed it.
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Goldberg: Yeah, I don't think he would have probably crossed the stones.
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Those efforts crossed a line for U.S. tech companies Facebook and Twitter.
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The United States crossed the finish line third but was later disqualified.
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In other words, we might have not crossed the "safe" line yet.
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As he did, as he crossed the yellowed grass, sadness filled him.
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Nanjiani, having crossed one boundary by marrying Gordon, started to cross others.
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Stitches criss-crossed the limbs he lost in his most recent battle.
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And lines do get crossed "most of the time," she told me.
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This is, of course, not the first time their paths have crossed.
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One thought, unbidden, crossed my mind: What if the plane had boobs?
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The puck never fully crossed the line and the call was upheld.
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Barr's decision applies to migrants who crossed illegally into the United States.
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I've definitely crossed the line from empathy to sympathy in the past.
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Fingers crossed that I can get my hands on my own set.
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Also they're doing this as they lean back with their arms crossed.
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It crossed the lines in so many ways and still does today.
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But the moment we crossed the street, the officers started chasing us.
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Fingers crossed some North, Saint and Luna playdate snaps are coming soon.
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He traveled to Turkey in December 2015 and later crossed into Syria.
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Meanwhile, Universal Pictures' "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom" crossed $1 billion worldwide. (AP)
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When he crossed a second time, he knew he was in trouble.
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The defending champion Chris Froome crossed eight seconds after Martin in 8501th.
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Returning late to Juan Solito, we crossed the river in the dark.
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Most of the detained children crossed the border alone, without their parents.
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They had crossed into Texas, where Border Patrol officers promptly arrested them.
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Still, I want to make clear that this person crossed a line.
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It crossed six lanes of roadway and crashed to the opposite sidewalk.
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"Fingers crossed we will fill it up in six years," he said.
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But the president has repeatedly crossed lines that his predecessors have observed.
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With the choice of Mr. Moore, however, Mr. Trump crossed a line.
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In doing so, he crossed a deep ethical line with no return.
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Fingers crossed that voters in 2020 will not be hoodwinked yet again.
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So late last year, he crossed the nearby Mexican border, U.S.A.-bound.
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In 2017, Ms. Mathis and Mr. Buford crossed paths at a restaurant.
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He crossed the sidewalk and stood at the edge of the group.
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That threshold is not likely to be crossed until later this summer.
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But there was no mention of Angel, Buffy's star-crossed love interest.
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At first they crossed their fingers, hoping the wedding would go on.
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"Habits are not a finish line to be crossed," said Mr. Clear.
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Yelp's fourth-quarter earnings results crossed well ahead of schedule on Monday.
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The pair's paths could have crossed in their former lives as amateurs.
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" Today, the boy read to the baby, and we crossed off "English.
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"Oh, you feel like a Christmas cookie," she said as we crossed.
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Fingers crossed it turns out better than Season 2 of Hulu's adaptation.
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A fearful expression crossed Ms. Headley's face as they approached, she said.
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Then in 1992 he crossed the politics-media barrier one last time.
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Fingers crossed I'll be cleared to start running again by next week.
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By the time I finished it was crossed off the menu, too.
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He and Phelps first crossed paths at the 2000 Olympics in Sydney.
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"Hundreds of thousands have crossed, soon we will reach millions," he claimed.
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Crossed back in, it misses everyone, though, and goes out to Nigeria.
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Even for those who have crossed safely into Bangladesh, grim conditions await.
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On the second morning, we were told we had crossed the border.
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But setting that aside, this statement crossed a personal line with me.
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Doralinda, 17, had crossed into the United States alone, without a parent.
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Still, the total number of cases crossed 9,000 and stood at 9,037.
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They crossed the Atlantic to New York City on the Queen Mary.
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You don't have to have every 't' crossed and every 'i' dotted.
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It never crossed my mind until then to hold hers in public.
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Froome rode next to Thomas and applauded as they crossed the line.
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In recent weeks, the outbreak has crossed borders and onto five continents.
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"The Americans" crossed several Rubicons this week: • Stan Beeman is now weaponized.
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The star-crossed lovers are all set to cause their parents strife.
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The card shows Harriet Tubman with her arms crossed on her chest.
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They joined 65,000 others who have crossed the Congolese border since May.
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Swarms have regularly crossed the Red Sea, which is 186 miles wide.
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His arms are crossed and he wears a big, easy, confident smile.
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As the sun began to set the cows crossed one final highway.
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You clearly just took a script about men crossed off some names.
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I had definitely crossed the invisible threshold back into the modern world.
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We crossed a stretch of elaborate carpet to a green vinyl booth.
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Going to go there once this is all over, fingers crossed. Okay.
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The digital currency crossed $8,300 on Tuesday, according to the Coinbase exchange.
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But Feigin insists he's never crossed the line from opinion to threat.
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"I really believe we've crossed the Rubicon on this problem," he said.
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"Future Princess Hero," her shirt read, with the word "princess" crossed out.
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Meanwhile, we are standing with our arms crossed, watching from a distance.
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Mr. Bannon seemed eager to pursue anyone who has crossed Mr. Trump.
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Gililland began sobbing the moment she crossed the Snake River into Idaho.
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Cara Delevingne and Orlando Bloom lead as star-crossed, inter-species lovers.
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I have crossed the line, too, from erasing myself to erasing others.
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It crossed my mind that I could become a successful propaganda writer.
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For the first time in years, people crossed the Thames and lingered.
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A couple hundred migrants crossed the border near Tijuana to seek asylum.
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So I've got my fingers crossed that I don't lose my job.
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But, before he had gone far, a cheerful crone crossed his path.
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The thought of running for office herself has occasionally crossed her mind.
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"I was very relieved when I crossed the line," he said later.
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Amazon crossed $2,000 a share on Thursday for the first time ever.
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There was loud cheering and celebrating, and then Lilesa crossed his arms.
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I crossed the river in Drogheda, a medieval town five miles inland.
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Ward has also at times seemingly crossed a line into insensitive rhetoric.
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We have barely crossed the threshold of a new and exciting territory.
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Don't know if it will work but at this point, fingers crossed.
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Pear Quest is like an adventure game crossed with a Where's Waldo?
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We crossed the Thai-Laos border near the Laotian town of Pakse.
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" He says the attack "crossed many, many lines, beyond a red line.
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"We very well may have crossed the Rubicon here," Schiff later added.
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Judges, journalists, even farmers could be detained if they crossed the system.
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According to DHS, the numbers of those who crossed the southern border.
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Visualize your boundaries getting crossed and imagine how you'll handle those situations.
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Meade also said officers found photos that were crossed out and marked.
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Chavez says she's crossed the border almost every day for a decade.
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IXIC crossed the 9,000 point mark for the first time on Thursday.
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Fingers crossed that Hippo will be drumming up some more tracks soon.
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"Even though he'd crossed it, no problem, an hour earlier," Curtis said.
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It has been a star-crossed season at quarterback for the Steelers.
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Its assets under management crossed 24 billion rupees in March this year.
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Hong Kong police say Xiao crossed the border into China on Jan.
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Otherwise, legal experts said, it might have crossed the line into extortion.
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"I guess I'd have to say I felt double-crossed," Gates said.
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After flying by Jupiter and Saturn, Voyager 1 crossed into interstellar space.
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At one point, I crossed paths with a pack of street kids.
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But sometime last year, I crossed the invisible line into problem territory.
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Then when she crossed over the 240,382, I immediately burst into tears.
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Investigators believe he crossed paths with Mr. Gacy soon after that call.
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Cavendish crossed the line about an hour and five minutes after Thomas.
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The patrol radioed that it had crossed through the most dangerous stretch.
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They crossed over to rock more so than Kid Rock or Eminem.
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Even if that hurdle is crossed, how much cryptocurrency will people need?
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She's even crossed a few names off that list — violently and memorably.
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The president has crossed a red line, and the people know it.
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For the first time in five decades, Indian warplanes crossed into Pakistan.
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The boundaries Trump crossed with Comey were many, according to the testimony.
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Here I am on the couch with my legs crossed, being alive.
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He'd crossed the country by train and taken a ferry from Oakland.
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The actress had stood with her arms crossed, obscured by her lawyer.
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Pink sneakers, legs crossed, giving the side eye…Black women are amazing.
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Like many refugees, I've crossed a lot of borders in my life.
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"The moment I crossed the finish line, I was hooked," she says.
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Many of these stories end tragically for the protagonists, or at least for their ill-fated partners in passion — emotionless-future stories are often star-crossed lovers stories, and star-crossed lovers don't always make it out alive.
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A line has been crossed at the Westworld park, and a line has been crossed for us viewers, too, who are losing the distance we would otherwise have from robots who are getting tortured, murdered or sexually violated.
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A Turkish security source confirmed fighters had crossed the border but put the numbers at 400-500, and the British-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, which tracks violence across the war torn-country, also said hundreds had crossed.
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We crossed a bridge over a frozen stream and plunged into the forest.
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Some said the militants fired at them as they crossed a defensive trench.
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The idea of food as a profession just never even crossed my mind.
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By the end of 2015, Fabletics had crossed $150 million in annual sales.
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But he had crossed out in pencil all the passages that praised God.
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The second Ambiclimate, currently on Kickstarter too, has already crossed its crowdfunding goal.
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It also created an outlet for us that crossed boundaries with fashion & art.
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So the victory went to Country House, who crossed the finish line second.
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There is no indication Conn crossed the border into Mexico, the FBI said.
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Website will be up later today (fingers crossed) and all ready to go.
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Sizes are already selling out (we're keeping our fingers crossed for a restock!).
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But there's one line none of them have yet crossed: actually treating patients.
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So an offer is made, and fingers are crossed that everything works out.
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"With these fun compact cases, your wires will never get crossed," she says.
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Good bye Anton, it was an honor to have crossed paths with you.
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No army, hopefully, ever goes out; no army, fingers crossed, ever gets in.
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But in a pioneering clinical study, scientists may have finally crossed the frontier.
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Of those, nearly 133,000 had crossed illegally, including more than 11,000 unaccompanied children.
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I just remember driving, speeding, not knowing if I had crossed the border.
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And since hiring the henchmen, he'd crossed a line that couldn't be uncrossed.
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But this new probe (fingers crossed) should help plant officials move things forward.
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He was sitting with his legs crossed, in a beautiful suit, drinking champagne.
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Obama drew a redline, then they crossed over it, and he did nothing.
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Canadian police say 183 people have crossed illegally into Manitoba since Jan. 1.
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Last year, a record 181,000 migrants crossed the sea between Libya and Italy.
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Grim psychological thriller crossed with dark indie comedy, wrapped in arthouse speculative fiction.
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The government is seeking to prosecute all adults who crossed the border illegally.
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Universal Music Group — in partnership with Lionsgate — is a producer, so fingers crossed.
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Was that something that crossed your mind when you took on this project?
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Meanwhile, last month, almost 100,000 families crossed the border, according to border officials.
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Most recently, the characters crossed over with Scooby Doo and literally became animated.
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Michigan Cruz leader Saul Anuzis said they were "double-crossed" by Kasich's campaign.
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Carlinda stops her conversation and strides over, arms crossed and head held high.
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Central and western parts of the river are criss-crossed by many bridges.
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Since its release June 2, Wonder Woman has crossed several box office milestones.
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Yields on Germany's 2292.41-year government bond crossed into positive territory, to 0.054%.
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Eventually, they crossed into Asia, and thence to Australia, Europe and the Americas.
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The European Union authorities, though, don't have to just keep their fingers crossed.
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With all-wheel drive and desirable options, the $240,25 threshold is easily crossed.
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Sunday's attack, officials said, wasn't the first time Mateen crossed paths with authorities.
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Meza crossed back into the U.S. on his motorcycle just before 4 a.m.
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"We have crossed a new threshold," Andrew Gardner, Amnesty's researcher said on Turkey.
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They sit in their living room with their legs crossed, ankle to knee.
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Such a firm could incur tariff charges each time a border is crossed.
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Most crossed the border as unaccompanied minors — six were separated from their families.
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Having been party to killing Baldur, he's crossed a final threshold into manhood.
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Booker's campaign only crossed that threshold this past week, during their fundraising push.
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Yields on Germany's 2292.41-year government bond crossed into positive territory, to 0.058%.
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But then, Hayden said, Moscow's conduct "went beyond espionage" and crossed a line.
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Additionally, rumors swirled that Spacey crossed the line with "House of Cards" staff.
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And fingers crossed there's also some sort of tutorial on getting those brows.
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In doing so, the index crossed back above its 50-day moving average.
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Mr. Boo sat close by, his arms crossed over a Cleveland Cavaliers shirt.
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LEFT POV: bar, grouchy bartender, arms crossed, some men sitting at the bar.
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It's Philip K. Dick by way of The Circle crossed with Mean Girls.
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After establishing his reputation in America, Meier crossed the Atlantic to flee prohibition.
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Tarantino said Weinstein had "horribly crossed the line" but took no further action.
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So I crossed Native American Princess off my list of potential cute costumes.
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Likelihood of becoming real: Low, but we're going to keep our fingers crossed.
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After escaping her house, Maya crossed paths with an "angel man" named James.
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