He crossed over to television just a few years later.
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Strangely, this stance has not crossed over to other apps.
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By the way, we just crossed over a billion dollars.
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Jerzy: Some time since the farewell show, it crossed over.
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Seven of his singles crossed over to the pop charts.
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The film has crossed over well in China so far.
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Speaker Pelosi lost only two Democrats; no Republicans crossed over.
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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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It had crossed over into the mainstream, doing conventions, TV appearances.
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The Indian government claimed that the attackers crossed over from Pakistan.
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Harley later crossed over into comics and amassed a cult following.
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Soldiers coming from Palmyra have crossed over 100 miles of desert.
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It was in the water when it crossed over into Bangladesh.
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Its flippers were crossed over its chest as it slept deeply.
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For many liberal observers, Mugabe had unforgivably crossed over into tyranny.
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Some exceptions to this pattern have crossed over to the mainstream.
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About 43 survivors, women and men, crossed over to Eastern Congo.
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It crossed over into British urban music in the early 2010s.
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His books and speeches have crossed over into the business world.
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So, an important threshold has been crossed over this past year.
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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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The tour bus crossed over the sidewalk and crashed into a building.
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There's a streak of meanness now that they've crossed over to mean.
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Swift was a country star until she crossed over to mainstream pop.
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John Michael Jones says he's not quitting ... he's crossed over to PayPal.
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Via Alyssa, the pop has crossed over into fairly mainstream queer usage.
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Then when she crossed over the 240,382, I immediately burst into tears.
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They crossed over to rock more so than Kid Rock or Eminem.
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Obama drew a redline, then they crossed over it, and he did nothing.
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Most recently, the characters crossed over with Scooby Doo and literally became animated.
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Mr. Boo sat close by, his arms crossed over a Cleveland Cavaliers shirt.
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He crossed over in a pirogue with 27 other family members on Tuesday.
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Why do you think In My Element crossed over and did so well?
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I held my arms close to my sides, or crossed over my chest.
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I've had country when when I started, then I crossed over into pop.
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But other "microholidays" or hashtag holidays have crossed over into the real world.
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Nadal crossed over to Thiem's side of the net and the two embraced.
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Deee-lite's music came out of NYC's house music clubs, but crossed over.
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And the habit has, on rare occasion, even crossed over to my articles.
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Evans crossed over Duncan Robinson and laid in a shot off the glass.
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"He kind of crossed over into pop culture," Brian Goldberg, Griffey's agent, said.
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Now, military defectors have crossed over with stories of hunger, corruption and abuse.
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Others have crossed over to the United States or returned home, he said.
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This isn't the first time the show has crossed over into the culinary world.
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About 40,000 Trump voters crossed over to back him, he said in an interview.
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Andrew Wiggins twisted down the lane, and Zach LaVine crossed over and canned jumpers.
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Thousands of Venezuelans have crossed over to shop in Colombia's relatively well-stocked stores.
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The sheriff's office said that the shipment crossed over the Mexican border in Arizona.
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And some of Hollywood's most acclaimed talent haven't made it until they've crossed over.
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It was chilling in a rocking chair with one leg crossed over the other.
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Norway, meanwhile, has been trying to send back refugees who crossed over from Russia.
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Now it has crossed over into that which may be punished by the university.
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I've heard of agents who crossed over as kids and are first generation themselves.
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This suggests that some of the viruses might have crossed over from other species.
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Instead they think he either went north into Queens or crossed over into Brooklyn.
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Graham also wore neon green heels with straps that criss-crossed over her ankles.
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I just kind of crossed over from tattooing to pursuing visual arts full time.
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He just crossed over Alvarez there like a point guard in the open court.
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"It means the art crossed over and translated to a new audience," he said.
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Fewer lawmakers crossed over on Thursday than during the last House impeachment inquiry vote.
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The long-term GMMA has crossed over and is continuing to develop steady separation.
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At some point, investigators said, the Accord crossed over a median and struck another vehicle.
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It crossed over several lanes and hit the center divider wall, but no injuries resulted.
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But this camping out has to stop, because it had crossed over into public nuisance.
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The soundtrack — or should I say, original cast album — crossed over to the rap charts.
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When he was finished, he crossed over onto Ms. Jefferson's lawn and trimmed hers, too.
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I've crossed over because even when people are mad and crying, they're wiping their mouth.
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Net neutrality advocacy groups are encouraged by the few Republicans who've crossed over to their side.
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"'Cheerleader' really crossed over to pop," said Ben Harvey, the program director of Sirius XM's Chill.
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Harington's video isn't the first time Sesame Street and Game of Thrones have crossed over, either.
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The image on the card shows Harriet making fists, with her arms crossed over her chest.
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Online conspiracies and "corner of the internet" scrawls have long since crossed over to the mainstream.
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He spoke confidently in an Eastern European accent, sitting back, one leg crossed over the other.
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In late May, the firm's measure of domestic security risk crossed over the geopolitical risk line.
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But it's everywhere, it's crossed over into so many territories, even skater culture took that look.
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Robocop has officially crossed over from the realm of science fiction into the realm of reality.
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In this case, crude oil's 50-day moving average crossed over its 200-day moving average.
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But then I got more confident in myself as a whole, which crossed over into skateboarding.
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In fact, Facebook has crossed over into e-commerce which is a hard thing to do.
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Mathews illegally crossed over the border into the United States in August, the court document said.
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Alice got fed up with all the nonsense as it crossed over into insult and abuse.
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The group has had massive and sustained success in the Great White North but never crossed over.
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This discussion crossed over into the YA community to some degree, but mainstream visibility was still low.
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And I met several formally trained behavioral therapists who had crossed over to the child-centered model.
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In early 1857, the Baker-Francher pioneer party crossed over into Utah on its way to California.
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"Signs to the living will come from loved ones who have crossed over" as well, she explains.
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If just two of the three Republican swing votes crossed over, Kavanaugh's nomination would likely be done.
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Then he crossed over to the other side of the door to wait for the next two.
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Al successfully crossed over from jazz to R&B and soul music ... many times in his career.
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Some who have crossed over to mainstream industry success have faced a steep learning curve upon arrival.
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Hield caught it on the left wing, crossed over his defender, rose, and canned a three-pointer.
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Munch has also crossed over into other shows, including The X-Files, The Wire and Arrested Development.
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Carey, unquestionably, is still a pop star, but she has most certainly crossed over into legend territory.
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Chrissy, you have our sympathy, our vicarious giggles, and definitely our arms crossed over our own chests.
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Fewer baseball players have crossed over into wider popular culture than did a couple of decades ago.
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She is the rare hip-hop artist who has successfully and sustainably crossed over into pop music.
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Perhaps your host is a candle fanatic or hasn't yet crossed over to full-on Juul addiction.
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When she began, she was associated primarily with country music, and then she crossed over to pop.
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As portrayed by Ryan Reynolds, Deadpool crossed over into film with "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" in 2009.
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In 2006, when it crossed over, people were getting nervous already about housing in late 2005/2006.
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" When she crossed over from country to pop, though, she said it was "a completely different world.
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Conservative groups have already targeted Democrats as well as the Republicans who crossed over on the vote.
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In this case, at least according to state regulators, shady may have crossed over into outright fraud.
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Authorities believe she left Paris just before the attacks, traveled to Turkey and then crossed over into Syria.
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Between YouTube Music and Google Play Music, Google has now crossed over 15 million subscribers, according to Bloomberg.
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About 500 US personnel crossed over into Iraq from Syria early Monday morning in hundreds of armored vehicles.
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It was only later that I crossed over into editing, where I combined that wrangling skill with writing.
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Gerwig is one of many actresses who crossed over to the other side of the camera in 2017.
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The thing that's new about Ms Eilish is that her online stardom has crossed over into the mainstream.
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New Delhi blamed the attack on militants, who crossed over from the Pakistan-controlled part of the region.
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During the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan in the 1980s, fighters from Pakistan crossed over the border to fight.
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It seems like a lot of these tropes have crossed over from the "fringe" into mainstream political discourse.
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Here's how one startup providing augmented reality headsets and software to a complex pharma manufacturing environment crossed over.
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In Thailand and Singapore, the drivers had already crossed over to Grab, but they complained about the experience.
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Three newly sworn cabinet ministers and a state minister also crossed over to the opposition benches in support.
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In marking the historic moment, the two leaders crossed over the Military Demarcation Line into each other's territories.
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The next day, on June 25th, Juno officially crossed over from the Sun's magnetic field into Jupiter's domain.
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But the freshness of his act eventually was lost as he crossed over into rock star-level fame.
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Both bills passed only because a substantial number of suburban House Republicans crossed over to support the measures.
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Ms. Obodo said she had crossed over from Libya nine months ago after escaping retribution murders at home.
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The pages accumulated nearly 300,000 followers, but the traffic rarely crossed over from Facebook to Mr. LaCorte's websites.
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Their movements mimicked poses from Kahlo's self-portraits: hands folded at the waist, or crossed over the chest.
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Conservative Justice Anthony Kennedy, who retired in 2018, crossed over to join his liberal colleagues in the majority.
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The paranoid worldview has crossed over from the internet into the real world several times in recent months.
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The route crossed over San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge and finished in Google's Moffett Field, in Silicon Valley.
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I crossed over into the lane of oncoming traffic and hit a rock wall at 70 miles an hour.
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He took Mr. Moon by the hand and they crossed over a low concrete slab that marks the border.
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We only decided to ship it when we felt like we had crossed over into full finished product territory.
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There was the Batman '66 comic series, with characters who recently crossed over into the Wonder Woman '77 series.
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We learn that Mark Linn-Baker has finally crossed over, presumably for that Other Dimension reunion of Perfect Strangers.
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Justin Bieber is no stranger to getting inked, but he might have just crossed over to getting facial tattoo.
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As granola crossed over from the Seventh-day Adventist community to the mainstream, it became increasingly laden with sugar.
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Many have crossed over in the Canadian provinces of Manitoba and Quebec, walking across unmonitored fields or through ditches.
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Often they stand motionless, one foot crossed over the other ankle, arms by their side, classically upright in repose.
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Each dancer stands on one foot with the other crossed over at the ankle and resting on its toe.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK Shakespeare has officially crossed over, and it only took a few centuries.
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Although tattoos have crossed over into the mainstream, they are still perceived mainly as a lowbrow, pop-cultural phenomenon.
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Lam caught a flight on Tuesday afternoon to Shenzhen on the mainland border, then crossed over into the city.
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They returned to Nevada in the late 1980s when they crossed over from California via the Sierra Nevada Mountains.
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Nuha crossed over, then Shadi, then a cousin carrying little Leila, then all the other adults, one by one.
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Lawyers who have crossed over to Mexico to help clients have had to take into consideration their own safety.
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There they crossed over to the nonresidential part and took another set of elevators to meet the Trump team.
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Gusto crossed over into the unicorn club in 2015, and now has a post-money valuation of $3.8 billion.
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I got off at 36th Street and crossed over to wait for the train headed in the other direction.
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Adding to the aggravation, campus policy required she wear a skirt as soon as she crossed over the lake.
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In contrast to Kalanick, who is an inveterate pacer, he sat very still with his ankle crossed over his knee.
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Whitefish said it had completed significant work on two major transmission lines that crossed over the mountains of Puerto Rico.
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Arms crossed over his chest, Trump gestured at Stoltenberg and repeatedly interrupted the secretary-general as he argued his case.
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The weather The weather was clear and calm when the plane crossed over the Mediterranean, CNN meteorologist Pedram Javaheri said.
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"With his reference to 'Star Wars,' he suggested that Poland has crossed over to the dark side," Mr. Smolar said.
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He works from home, pacing the study while on a phone call, arms crossed over his chest at the window.
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Collectively, these individuals have made comebacks, debuted TV shows, crossed over from jokes to songs, and played with gender expression.
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In a denim jacket and striped shirt, Legs sits next to me, one ripped pant leg crossed over the other.
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Certainly, the number of WCW wrestlers who crossed over into WWE is tiny, and the still-active ones tinier, still.
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And then, of course, I found out that people had—it's just that it hadn't crossed over into everyone's consciousness.
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" "But if they [come] here — like this 19-year-old, she's pregnant, she crossed over a wall that's this high.
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"I cannot go back home," said Flores, sitting on a bunk bed and growing emotional, arms crossed over her chest.
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The colonel would be the highest-ranking official from the spy bureau known to have crossed over to the South.
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In a perfect world, Maren Morris would be the country singer who crossed over into pop megastardom, not Taylor Swift.
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Sitting in his crammed office in Essen one recent morning, arms defiantly crossed over his substantial belly, Mr. Sartor scoffed.
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When Dial crossed over into White County, White County Sheriff deputies and Sparta police joined in the 17-mile chase.
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Part of this is the very human tendency of immigrants to pull up the drawbridge after they have crossed over.
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Now a few of the restaurants that tourists and locals might have crossed over for can be found in Brownsville.
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In 2018, for example, more than 116,000 Guatemalans crossed over the southern US border — more than any nation except Mexico.
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She saw how Sam Cooke had crossed over into R. & B. as if it were the most natural of passages.
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These bands booked worldwide tours, landed prominent festival slots, licensed songs to ad campaigns and crossed over to mainstream audiences.
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Hand in hand, they crossed over the demarcation line, signifying what many hoped was the start of a new era.
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In Alabama some Republicans crossed over, and others stayed home; Ms Hyde-Smith is unlikely to inspire similar levels of revulsion.
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And now that we've crossed over into fall, Richie told Coveteur it's officially her favorite time of year to get dressed.
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As Shin points out, the gorgeous glutton archetype has crossed over into the real world, thanks to the muk-bang trend.
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The funeral home called the service muerto parado, or "standing dead," positioning his body with one leg crossed over the other.
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Though the singer has routinely played with genre since her country days, she hasn't quite crossed over into pop punk territory.
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In her first few albums, she crossed over and made fans out of people who previously never listened to country music.
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The country has faced increased trade pressure from the United States however, and that's also crossed over into its tech scene.
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" " 'SNL' used to be really funny," Spicer said Sunday, "There's a streak of meanness now that they've crossed over to mean.
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Clinton has also recently rolled out several high-profile GOP national security figures who crossed over to back her for president.
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Agnus Dei, qui tollis peccata mundi — Christina lies in her coffin, her cheeks sunken, her slender hands crossed over her heart.
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According to the cops he was pulled over for "failure to maintain lane" because he crossed over the solid yellow line.
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With an ankle crossed over the other knee, they picked at the rubber rim of one of their sneakers, picking, picking.
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He's wearing a tie and frowning miserably, his arms seemingly crossed over his stomach as if he's afraid of throwing up.
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In Australia, Hendra virus originated in bats, and in 26 crossed over into horses, killing the horses and a few people.
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Relaxed in the fairway, one hand resting atop a club, the other on a hip, one foot crossed over the other.
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After years of trying to break through internationally, the Russian singer Emin Agalarov has finally crossed over into the United States.
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Pritchard drew oohs and aahs from the home crowd when he crossed over Mathews on a fast break for a layup.
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The prison is near the Brazilian border, and "by now they've probably crossed over to the other side," Ms. Pérez said.
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But one of the Republican appointees, Justice Patricia Breckenridge, crossed over to vote with the four justices appointed by Democratic governors.
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The SUV, rolled backwards, crossed over a 4 lane road and came to rest at the gas station across the street.
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The woman, according to witnesses, crossed over a barrier at the jaguar enclosure to take a selfie when the animal attacked.
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You started out making music videos but have since crossed over into directing narrative work like "Atlanta," also with Donald Glover.
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A deputy of Mansoor helped the attackers reach the Torkham border from where they crossed over into Pakistan, the spokesman said.
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He had on a worn chili-red polo shirt, khaki standup shorts, and flip-flops—burly forearms crossed over a paunch.
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"He has crossed over from just being a celebrity in the chess world to being a true celebrity," Mr. Hoffman said.
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He crossed over the Turkish-Syrian border before ending up in Mosul, which has been under IS occupation since July 70.
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He crossed over the Turkish-Syrian border before ending up in Mosul, which has been under IS occupation since July 2014.
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Lowry used an Ibaka screen to get some steam driving toward Malcolm Brogdon, crossed over, and pulled up from 20 feet.
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They had crossed over the border to run a quick errand and ended up both viciously murdered and the female sexually assaulted.
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Ursula crossed over to Friends multiple times over the show's 10 seasons — so why not hold out hope for a Friends reboot?
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Home prices also just crossed over to record highs in September, according to the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Home Price Index.
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BUT WHEN YOU'RE IN FRONT OF EVERYBODY AND YOU MAKE THE ANNOUNCEMENT AND IT'S REAL, YOU REALIZE YOU'VE CROSSED OVER THE RUBICON.
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After seven days, participants crossed over into a different group, and did so again until they had completed all three bar diets.
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Then, the man jumped onto the tracks and crossed over to a second set of tracks reserved for express trains, Ortiz said.
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On Wednesday, Iran shot down an American drone that it said had crossed over into Iranian territory, a claim U.S. officials disputed.
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Should Kim give the go-ahead, it would not be the first time a North Korean rocket has crossed over Japanese territory.
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With a collaboration on this scale, that's merging alternative culture with one of the most traditional theatre spaces, surely drag's crossed over.
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" The comments shocked the audience, upset students, and led professors at the university to state that Watson had "crossed over the line.
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Witnesses said at least five buses loaded with passengers crossed over to the Egyptian side of the Rafah border crossing on Saturday.
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White supremacy and neo-Nazism have now crossed over from words to murder, and this is a line we will not tolerate.
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It will be because he generated huge margins among white voters, including white Democrats who crossed over to vote for him. Mrs.
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Lopez successfully crossed over from acting to music with the release of her triple-platinum debut album On the 6 in 1999.
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They've been cranking out hit tunes for a while now, and this year they've even crossed over onto Billboard's Top 40 chart.
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Interior Minister Euclides Acevedo described them as "highly dangerous" prisoners and said some of them may have already crossed over to Brazil.
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And then there was El Santo — The Saint — who crossed over from the ring to movie stardom, becoming a pop culture phenomenon.
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The press has little to no access too; the stories told by the press are brought by those who have crossed over.
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Ultimately, only one Democrat opted to back Trump's proposal in the Senate, while multiple Republicans crossed over to support a Democratic option.
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I honestly believed that if I just crossed over a genital-gender divide, my body and mind would synch and become logical.
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At that time, the agent determined that Sanchez-Milian was in the United States illegally, having crossed over from Mexico without proper documentation.
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Remember, he crossed over the DMZ into the arms of the South Korean president and he dismantled one of his nuclear test sites.
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She crossed over the rugged Lebanese border, traveling alone with her documents and a few family pictures, paying hundreds of dollars to smugglers.
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The same mentality crossed over to the label's latest campaign: For fall '16, the lookbook features nine friends of the brand as models.
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Her passion knows no boundaries: She's sung in languages she doesn't understand, including French, and has crossed over into the Pakistani music industry.
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Having left behind Luhansk and crossed over into undisputed territory, the club set up shop 235 miles away in the city of Zaporizhia.
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It has crossed over into goods commerce and imbued it with a services mentality, eliminating the pushy salesperson trying to get their commission.
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Image: NASA Goddard MODIS Rapid Response TeamAs Hermine continues to menace Florida's northwest coast, it officially crossed over into hurricane territory this afternoon.
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Notably, Austin is topless, with her pink-manicured hands crossed over her chest, while Chanel sleeps next to her in just a diaper.
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Excerpts from the Mr. Montoya's taped confession show him slumped in a chair, his arms crossed over his chest and his head down.
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"President Moon briefly crossed over the MDL to the North," the Blue House said in a statement, referring to the military demarcation line.
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The frames of a video could be seen as links in a chain—and that chain could be looped and crossed over itself.
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Customs and Border Protection estimates that more than 100,000 illegal immigrants crossed over in March, overwhelming the ability of officials to process them.
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After school pick-up, we took my son to Taekwondo class where he successfully tested and crossed over into a new yellow belt.
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I wait for either his knees or his hips to be crossed over, Gaudreau told him, then I go back the other way.
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A user named Fitslzlad posted a video called "Giving lad his first ever slam," and the videos have even crossed over to PornHub.
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I was a little surprised when he crossed over and locked from the inside the door of the apartment leading to the hallway.
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Local officials there had already rescued some people from floodwaters by evening, as the storm crossed over southeastern Virginia and toward the sea.
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It started off as a fad among young hip hop artists, but has since crossed over to pop stars, models, influencers and more.
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It's easy to forget, but Aretha Franklin made a daring move when she crossed over from gospel and decided to record R&B.
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The Country Music Hall of Famer was known for his impressive string of hits that crossed over to top 40 pop hit radio.
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Her work has notably crossed over into the broader contemporary-art market; it will be featured at Marlborough Contemporary, in London, in June.
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This monumental artwork turned powerful searchlights into bridges of light that crossed over the "border wall" between Juárez, Mexico and El Paso, Texas.
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The song is explicitly Christian in nature, so it's a bit surprising that it eventually crossed over into mainstream and Top 40 radio.
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The first -- Mike Tyson ... who famously crossed over to WWE to briefly feud with Stone Cold Steve Austin and Shawn Michaels at WrestleMania.
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" The firm is "way behind on growth [as an allocation of our third fund]," Andreessen said at the time, "and that's after being way ahead on growth in 2010 and 2011, because so many investors have come in crossed over into late stage and a lot of hedge funds have crossed over, which is traditionally a sign of hot times, hot money.
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"He had crossed over a metal railing to get closer to the cliff edge where he lost his footing and fell in," Hayes said.
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My big brother Toby crossed over to the other side ... The most talented musician I have ever had the honor to make music with.
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He points to other comics that have crossed over, including Steve Carell and Jim Carey, both of whom took dramatic turns in their careers.
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But they also give us a peek into a genre of hip-hop that hasn't fully crossed over into the mainstream: New Orleans bounce.
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The corduroy pants weren't the only menswear item that crossed over to the women's section of the site, there were also coats and sweaters.
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And if the early months of 215 are any indication, Curry has permanently crossed over from American Sports Celebrity to American Celebrity At-Large.
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They've crossed over the $153 million mark in revenues and reached growth of 214 percent in the last three years, according to the company.
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I've had that before where people have written things for me in the past where they like definitely crossed over several lines, you know?
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After being spotted by photographers, Bieber, who was standing nearby his wife, crossed over to her and planted a sweet smooch on her lips.
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Other singers who've crossed over and taken home the Best Actress statue for their turn on the big screen include Cher and Jennifer Hudson.
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There's a lot to glean from this graph, but here's the takeaway: We've already crossed over into moderate risk on the first three RFCS.
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And both are marvels in tango's elegant dovetailing of the ankles: Feet are crossed over to make two legs into a single descending triangle.
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The driver of a black Ford F-150 "crossed over a lane of traffic and into the ditch, striking the Girl Scout troop," Sgt.
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Fun fact: Lana was actually a backup dancer for huge stars like Nelly, Usher and Jason Derulo before she crossed over to the WWE.
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The two leaders then crossed over to the South for the summit, where they are expected to discuss the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula.
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On the Huskies' next possession, Dangerfield drove the left lane, crossed over on the dribble, hung in the air and spun in a layup.
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" He continued: "Dad, I wish I had one more shot to tell you, I love you, before you crossed over to the other side.
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When I've crossed over with topical songwriting, even that was something that began as, you're angry about something or you want to say something.
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The hashtag #TwoMenKissing began to trend on Twitter on Monday and also crossed over to Facebook, where more than 1000 people were discussing it.
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Models were known by their first names, and suddenly the glamour we embodied at that time crossed over to pop music videos and film.
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The zoo, citing witness accounts, has said the woman crossed over a barrier to get a photo and was attacked by a female jaguar.
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Lee Meng-chu, 43, disappeared after he crossed over the border from Hong Kong to the mainland Chinese city of Shenzhen on August 19.
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Fortune is the one that had actually crossed over, where the majority of its revenue comes not from the magazine but from growth businesses.
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But if you don't, he hasn't crossed over into more general fame (though he did compete in a season of Dancing with the Stars).
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A Rohingya woman, who crossed over from Myanmar into Bangladesh, lies unconscious on the shore after the boat she was traveling in capsized on Sept.
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For a Russian leader who is considered as vain as he is ruthless, Clinton's criticism long ago crossed over from the political into the personal.
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But no one would confirm the leader of the isolated country had crossed over the North Korean border, and China had remained mum until now.
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The hottest shooter game of the year has crossed over with one of the most beloved video game franchises of all time — Overwatch, meet Pokémon.
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The Rohingya, who have traditionally lived in Rakhine, have been denied inclusion as authorities regard them as illegal immigrants who have crossed over from Bangladesh.
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By Saturday night, the lava flow crossed over the highway, cutting off the route for thousands of residents in the Lower Puna communities, officials said.
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To explain, it's a handshake with two people next to you, with the key difference being your arms need to be crossed over your body.
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Walker blew past Lopez for a layup with 295:291 left, then crossed over Lopez for a step-back 23-footer with 33:23 left.
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The song even crossed over to have success on the pop charts and earned her a Grammy for Best Country Vocal Performance by a female.
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In October 2014, during a Kilauea volcano eruption, lava crossed over a major road called Cemetery Road, according to the Hawaii County Public Works Department.
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"Hercules" also crossed over with the animated series "Aladdin," which saw Aladdin and his monkey companion Abu encounter Hercules' enemy Hades, while Hercules meets Jafar.
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We want to hear stories from your table, with an eye toward the immigrant traditions that have crossed over to the most American of meals.
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As I returned to campus from the athletic fields, exhausted and feeling enriched, I crossed over Hill Bridge, a modest arch over the Exeter River.
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He is not planning to show his students the third presidential debate on Wednesday; he feels the debates have long ago crossed over into inappropriate.
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In the Inner Mongolia region, more than 200 firefighters are battling a grassland fire that has crossed over to northern China from Mongolia, Xinhua reported.
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For example, Reagan appointee Anthony Kennedy began his tenure on the more conservative end, but has crossed over into the liberal side of the spectrum.
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When, moments later, Derrick Rose crossed over Mike Conley and then bounced off contact at the basket to finish a layup, there was ample applause.
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Wie has not crossed over since 2008, the year before she became a full-fledged member of the L.P.G.A. Tour and won her first tournament.
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Claiming three wins in four months when she crossed over into MMA, the premier women's fight organization in the world, Invicta Fighting Championships, came calling.
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Mr. Drew recently crossed over into public art with "City in the Grass," an installation he designed (and redesigned) with Madison Square Park in mind.
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But once you've crossed over to that enchanted place where your misty memories mingle with the images flickering onscreen, something needs to keep you tethered.
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In the second quarter, Booker brought the ball up court, crossed over, nudged Gerald Green with his shoulder, and feathered a shot off the glass.
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Speaking strictly from a wine point of view, when rosé crossed over to become a symbol of pleasurable summer living, it was time to beware.
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" Feig did standup in the eighties, and it did not surprise him that Jones hadn't "crossed over" earlier: "You get used to seeing that, unfortunately.
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The story opens just as Mitsuha awakens — or, rather, her physical body does — and a shocked Taki realizes that he's crossed over an inexplicable rainbow.
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She has a full catalog of songs that dominated the club scene in the late 28s, even if those songs never fully crossed over to radio.
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I tried to play it off and spent the rest of the class with my arms crossed over my chest to hold the bra in place.
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Athens, which is due to exit its third international bailout next month, continues to struggle to process the asylum applications of those who have crossed over.
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It's only fitting that the band that's crossed over in the biggest way happened to be the most positive, least cynical group on the planet today.
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After he crossed over Lue and hit that shot, there are so many things Allen could have done and it wouldn't have had the same impact.
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The rally in crude crossed over to refined oil products, with gasoline settling up 6 percent and ultra-low-sulfur diesel, or heating oil, 4 percent.
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Ms. Moneo's dancing, often exemplifying the same crossed-over legwork as Farruquito, was marvelously robust, with intoxicating touches of self-contradiction, as if expressing conflicting impulses.
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I think club music is a good space because the genre has crossed over to so many different genres and outlooks that are open to experimentation.
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A number of writers have crossed over into front-office jobs in the league, but most of them had backgrounds immersed in analytics or evaluating players.
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Not that anyone in Hollywood or the media would be spiteful, but do you worry that you'll have a target on your back, having crossed over?
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Though nothing has been confirmed, epidemiologists suspect that the novel coronavirus crossed over into humans somewhere inside the market, which has been shuttered since January 1.
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And then all of a sudden on election night, it was this feeling of, oh my God, this play crossed over from fiction to —— EIKENBERRY True.
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Carlos Correa crossed over the field from shortstop, picked the loose ball up and threw home, easily nailing LeMahieu at the plate for the third out.
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Some artists have even crossed over genres completely; Swift started this decade off making country music, but transitioned effortlessly into the pop princess we know today.
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After being spotted by photographers, the pop star, 24, who was standing nearby his wife, crossed over to her and planted a sweet smooch on her lips.
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In February, an Iranian drone controlled by personnel based at T4 crossed over from southern Syria into Israeli airspace, prompting an Israeli bombing raid on the base.
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One of nine children, Marks and her family crossed over from Ireland to Canada in the year 1840, only three years before the double murder took place.
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Before it crossed over the 17,000 mark in July 2014, investors had to bear through 215 trading sessions of being within a quarter percent of the level.
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Last December, his nephew crossed over to what Mateus terms "the real side," the point where a young player redoubles their dedication to focus on the sport.
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Six days in, we had toured a rain forest in the southwest of Rwanda, spent two days with the mountain gorillas and crossed over the Ugandan border.
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Malaka is closer to Australia than the Indonesian capital, Jakarta, and we had crossed over from Batugade, in Timor Leste, to meet the women of Mariana's village.
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Since the image crossed over to join the "floor is lava" concept, it's has morphed rapidly both visually and narratively to be about avoiding [insert x here].
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Now, with its latest film, a prequel called The First Purge, the series has crossed over fully into social horror, albeit a particularly loud and violent strain.
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One refugee, a man in his 40s who crossed over with his family and now lives in Tanzania's Nduta camp, said he would not be returning home.
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But as a percentage, the number of young people who have crossed over to this camp, instead of defecting from Christian institutions altogether, has never been large.
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Kimchi, a stalwart of Korean fare, and kombucha have already crossed over into the US. It's written in the stars Astrology isn't all horoscopes and zodiac signs.
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McBryde-Johnson captured the disconnect: On the giant TV screen in the rafters, there's a woman in a wheelchair with both arms crossed over her chest, scowling.
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Former 'NSYNC member Joey Fatone insists he hasn't crossed over to the dark side by making a film with Backstreet Boys' Nick Carter, A.J. McLean and Howie Dorough.
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The source believes Tran then crossed over the East Executive Drive and jumped the White House gate near an East Wing guard post that is not routinely staffed.
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The 6-foot-1 senior guard dribbled left, then crossed over before elevating for a jumpshot that bounced high off the back rim, then skidded off the glass.
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Although DJs aren't a huge part of Holodeck's DNA, dance music recently crossed over into the label's output, with the modular techno LP Infinite Floor by Dylan Cameron.
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This time, however, he pushed his luck just a little far and a booming Lombard left swing crossed over his right hand to send him to the canvas.
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It's thought that people crossed over from Southeast Asia to Australia at a time when there were lower sea levels and a shorter distance between the two countries.
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And there are still plenty of Democrats who do (likely including many of the individuals who have crossed over to vote for Trump in the primaries so far).
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On at least two occasions, including in July 2016, GE's stock crossed over its average analyst price target only to reverse course and collapse in the following weeks.
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Thousands of people from neighboring Guatemala are believed to have crossed over the porous border of rivers and jungle in Chiapas for a chance to see the pope.
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If your standards are slipping and you don't notice or, even worse, don't care, then that narcissism has crossed over into full-on Dov Charney/American Apparel territory.
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Both Voyagers have instruments on board that monitor all this stuff, and both have shown a major drop-off in electrical and plasma activity, suggesting they've crossed over.
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Harden tiptoed and crossed over and pulled up for threes; he sent passes to every quadrant of the court without turning his head or even lifting his eyelids.
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Man at Arms: Reforged is a show that hits a the same button, and just the other week, the show crossed over a milestone: the 100-episode mark.
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His name recognition could lead to a rush of early donations and loyalty from Obama donors who haven't crossed over to backing candidates like O'Rourke, Buttigieg, and Warren.
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Peppa mania has even crossed over into street culture in China, with some teens and twentysomethings getting Peppa tattoos depicting the innocent piglet as a gangster or pirate.
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Still, these two founding figures of the modern comic-book cosmos, whose paths have sometimes crossed over the years, display some potentially interesting contrasts of temperament and background.
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This was the year adventurous bohemianism crossed over into the popular mainstream, when Ken Kesey and Bob Dylan influenced the male identity as presented by Madison Avenue admen.
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Dear Diary: I stepped off the express train at the Union Square Station one day some time ago and crossed over to the local side of the platform.
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Dear Diary: I stepped off the express train at the Union Square Station one day some time ago and crossed over to the local side of the platform.
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Allyson Green, dean of New York University's Tisch School of the Arts, raised her arms, twirled, swung her hips and ended with her hands crossed over her chest.
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Day, who was 97 when she died on Monday, broke through as a singer in the mid-1940s and crossed over into movie stardom in the next decade.
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Officials think he crossed over; the ISIS registration form, which recruits typically filled out in ISIS dormitories across the Turkish border in Syria, is dated July 15, 2014.
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" A veteran musician known as the King of Reggaeton, Daddy Yankee first crossed over in the United States with the 2004 album "Barrio Fino," featuring the hit "Gasolina.
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If fall were a posture, it would be someone on their side, in semi-fetal position with arms crossed over a pillow, on a couch, watching Grey's Anatomy.
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She shared an undulating web of lines, every which way, that crossed over Europe and barely touched down in the United States, except for on the West Coast.
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"The market has crossed over between plus and minus so often today the only way to make money was to erect a toll booth at even," said Saut.
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"The Border Patrol agents were following a group of illegals northbound, towards the highway, and the group crossed over the body and just kept going," Deputy Mora said.
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As a child, she crossed over from the brightly colored crafts of Tijuana's markets to the cold, industrial minimalism of San Diego on her way to and from school.
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While it's unlikely that we'll see Stefan back on television now that he's crossed over to the other side (seriously, I'm still sobbing), Wesley is making his TV return.
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" On Sunday, Spicer echoed his boss's view on the Alec Baldwin portrayal of Trump, telling "Extra": "There's a streak of meanness that they have kind of crossed over into.
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Rohingya Muslims, who recently crossed over from Myanmar into Bangladesh, beat and kick a man suspected to be a child kidnapper near Balukhali refugee camp, Bangladesh, on Sept. 15.
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How else to explain its actions on February 1st, when it ordered the release of political prisoners and the reinstatement of MPs who had crossed over to the opposition?
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This involved emptying Greek islands of all those who had crossed over from Turkey prior to the deal in order to make way for the newcomers and organize expulsions.
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The last time the correlations crossed over was early 2012 when Italian spreads widened and concerns over a euro breakup were on the rise, according to Thomson Reuters' IFR.
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In the solicitor's office signing the contracts, I waited for the thunderbolt moment that would signal I had crossed over into the realm of responsible composting and sensible loafers.
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In the second presidential debate, when Clinton crossed over to Trump's side of the stage to address the audience and Trump was standing, it made for awkward body language.
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M83 and artists like Junkie XL have even crossed over into film scoring themselves, working on the soundtracks for films including Oblivion, Deadpool, Mad Max: Fury Road, and more.
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When Iz crossed over to the other world at 12:18 AM at the Queen's Medical Center, it was like the people of Hawai'i all lost a family member.
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I whipped around — it may have come from the trash can in the lobby — but I immediately knew what it meant: I'd just crossed over into the OpenMind timeline.
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Patrice Munsel, a coloratura soprano who as a teenager became one of the Metropolitan Opera's youngest stars and later crossed over into television and musical theater, died on Aug.
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According to the Florida Highway Patrol, the van was struck by a tractor-trailer that had made contact with another vehicle and crossed over the median into southbound lanes.
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Because of that, California campaign spending in 2018 crossed over the $1 billion mark — $85033 million of it just in the Senate race, $366 million for various statewide proposals.
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The bright line between right and wrong was crossed over 45 years ago when the Supreme Court created a right for the taking of innocent life in the womb.
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It remains unclear why, but it is thought to be related to North Korea shooting down a U.S. Army helicopter that crossed over the demilitarized zone in late 1994.
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The cryptocurrency touched a peak of almost $20,000 in December - and indeed crossed over that threshold on some exchanges - but has since been roiled by several large sell-offs.
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This witch mark was cast for good luck and to put ill fortune at bay, and is one of the few markings that crossed over into Orthodox Church art.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un crossed over the border into South Korea on Friday, becoming the first North Korean leader to step foot on South Korean-controlled territory.
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Prince and Bowie were queer icons, but they were allowed to be queer icons with plausible deniability precisely because their music crossed over into more universal forms of rock.
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Before we were in the pub over Christmas, scrambling to one-up our friends' Making a Murderer theories, crime-based non-fiction entertainment hadn't crossed over into "classy" territory.
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"I Hope You Dance" became her biggest hit, a country chart topper that also crossed over to the pop Top 20, though its message-driven appeal was a departure.
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A woman and her 13-year-old sister died when their van crossed over the median of a slippery highway in the city of Hartford around 11:10 a.m.
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I crossed over the line from simply being his sentencing judge to being someone who's trying to guide him into a decision-making process that might break the cycle.
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In recent years, a lot has been made of the fact that outsider art has "crossed over," winning increasing attention from the contemporary-art side of the broader market.
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Nurse Ratched appeared as a character during the fifth season of Once Upon A Time, marking an interesting moment in which a literary character crossed over into the fairytale series.
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For instance, hip-hop crossed over, and most of the Disney princesses introduced that decade were not white: Jasmine was Middle Eastern, Pocahontas was Native American and Mulan was Chinese.
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According to a statement from the zoo on Twitter, Leanne approached the zoo's jaguar exhibit on Saturday and "crossed over the barrier to get a photo" with the big cats.
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John Perry Barlow, who founded the Electronic Frontier Foundation, is one of these people who crossed over from the world of the Grateful Dead into the world of the computer.
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She posts a video every few days and just crossed over to NC. I would love to do something life-changing like this, but I love of showers too much.
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In her new book, Lee observes an affluent community of contemporary Westerners, but more specifically, those who "crossed over into that other country of motherhood," another foreign land requiring expatriation.
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The plan apparently calls for all four series to cross over in a special called The Offenders, much as Netflix's Marvel shows crossed over in the limited series The Defenders.
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Covered partially by a desk, Goddard saw a figure enter the room's only door wearing combat boots, khaki pants and a white shirt with two holsters crossed over his shoulders.
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Since it crossed over land about 25 miles south of Miami, Andrew's small size meant that it spared the city and its pricey, waterfront real estate of its worst winds.
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WATCH: By the Numbers: Cannes Film Festival In terms of the Palme d'Or, only two films (Amour, The Tree of Life) have crossed over with the Academy's Best Picture nominees.
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Quotes from the book and the series, as well as these characters' oxblood red dresses and white bonnets, have crossed over to become ubiquitous at protests of our current government.
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" At the least, she said, these women have crossed over what the group sees as its biggest recruiting obstacle: "a woman saying, 'Yes, I am interested in running for office.
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Motoko Kusanagi is a canonically Japanese character Now, a reasonable argument might assert that properties that have their roots in Asian cultures have crossed over in American adaptations without issue.
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The band was so deliriously tired overseas that they crossed over into Sweden with a bag of weed because they simply hadn't realized they were going through a border stop.
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"President Obama's approval rating has crossed over the important 6900 percent threshold for the first time in almost four years," said Dan White, a Moody's economist who oversees the model.
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Until then, at 6'10" with a 7'1" wingspan, Isaac is good enough on the perimeter to reach in, get crossed over, then recover back to smother his man from behind.
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Officials say 31-year-old Mallett was involved in a 2-car collision in Springdale around 6:30 PM. We're told his car crossed over the center line while driving.
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The meetings come as Mattis reveled last week he has signed deployment orders to send more troops to Afghanistan, and after North Korea launched a missile that crossed over Japan.
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Turkish ground forces and a Syrian militia group have crossed over into northern Syria, as part of a military operation against Kurdish forces, Turkey's Ministry of National Defense announced Wednesday.
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Mortgage rates fell last week on tensions surrounding North Korea, and they are now marching lower again after the leaders of that nation launched a missile that crossed over Japan.
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Ms. Guitar was best known for her recording of "Dark Moon," a Top 20 country single on the Dot label that crossed over to the pop Top 10 in 1957.
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Bey's performance wasn't the first time a traditionally pop or R&B artist has crossed over into the genre; it's just the first time the crossover artist was a Black woman.
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He was originally recruited by the Bandidos gang, but when he noticed that the Hells Angels were increasing in numbers in Berlin, he abruptly took all his followers and crossed over.
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Led by two stars who have crossed over from other sports, the United States men's team will be considered a dark horse for a medal at the Rio Games in August.
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The only follow up is later seeing Gabriel's eyes open and him gasp for air, which seems to imply that he's crossed over into the dead souls that occupy the hotel.
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According to a statement from the zoo on Twitter, the woman approached the zoo's jaguar exhibit on Saturday and "crossed over the barrier to get a photo" with the big cats.
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They have now crossed over from simply infiltrating documents and data to exfiltrating documents to shape public opinion and the democratic elections that determine control over the power of the state.
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Algerian border security was already tight since Islamist fighters crossed over from Libya to help in a 2013 attack on Algeria's In Amenas gas field, where 40 oil workers were killed.
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The issue has even crossed over into U.K. diplomacy, with Prime Minister David Cameron bringing up the subject of cheap steel from China when he met President Xi Jinping last year.
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We crossed over the Willow River on a rickety temporary bridge that seemed to have been pressed into permanent service, drove off the so-called highway and down the river bank.
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The courts have held the government to a high standard, refusing to uphold cases in which the conduct came close to the line but never quite crossed over into a violation.
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India said the militants had crossed over from Pakistan, and it announced a few days later that its army had conducted "surgical strikes" on militant bases along the Line of Control.
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Mr. Reichle, 17, lost control of his car, crossed over the double yellow line and crashed into a GMC sport utility vehicle, seriously injuring its driver and passenger, a married couple.
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On the left side, extending down from the top edge, is the lower torso of a standing young man in jeans, one leg crossed over the other, thumbs hooked in pockets.
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Reggaeton and dembow crossed over onto the Hot 100 enough times in the past twelve months that both the jargon and, indeed, the very notion of crossing over feel wholly antiquated.
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An article in The Daily News on Monday said that the mayor's S.U.V. had crossed over into the opposite flow of traffic on 135th Street at the time of the crash.
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It was late afternoon and once she crossed over she still needed to grab a bus to the other side of Matamoros and then walk the rest of the way home.
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I crossed over the border this week to a place where the renegotiation of Nafta is front-page news, and people appear to understand – and to be interested in — countervailing duties.
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"It is confirmed one soldier from 37 Rashtriya Rifles with weapons has inadvertently crossed over to the Pakistan side of the Line of Control," an Indian army official said in New Delhi.
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Austin Garrett described as a "minor wreck," Walker "crossed over into the oncoming traffic lane to maneuver the bus through the curve and struck vehicle #2 in doing so," the report states.
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That body language crossed over into VR. Even though our avatars did not map our outside visual features, Luckey's avatar—a ghostly blue head and two ghostly hands—moved just like him.
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He argues that this crossed over from local campaigns to presidential politics in 1988, when George H.W. Bush's team launched vicious attacks accusing his opponent, Michael Dukakis, of being soft on crime.
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Multiple Chinese and Hong Kong residents have told CNN of having their phones and other personal items inspected by police as they crossed over the border between the city and mainland China.
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We got the Backstreet Boys singer Tuesday -- the day he actually crossed over -- and asked if he'd scheduled his first, y'know ... oil check, now that he's a man of a certain age.
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He strode across the finish line with his arms crossed over his head in a sign of solidarity for the Oromo people, his native group and the largest ethnic group in Ethiopia.
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Facebook has crossed over into the real world as well, with its holiday retail pop-up shops that sell some of the "most-loved brands" on Instagram and Facebook in Macy's stores.
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On the way, they come across a Bengal tiger that has crossed over from Park 6 (what is this park and when can I see it?), a first that is pretty alarming.
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"I know the day that I crossed over from kid to tween; I'm standing in front of a giant bouncy that made me want to party like I was 5," she said.
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It's important to note that the earliest evidence of hyenas in North America dates back a whopping 5 million years, so the first hyenas must've crossed over from Eurasia well before then.
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" While "The Flash" and "Arrow" have crossed over with each other several times, in addition to welcoming several Legends characters ahead of it's January debut, this marks the first crossover with "Supergirl.
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Well, I mean, the obvious is Recode and others have shown how in the last two years, Amazon has crossed over past Walmart in market cap, and now they're somewhere around double.
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And several celebrity food personalities there have crossed over successfully to the American market, including Ms. Lawson, Mary Berry (a judge of "The Great British Baking Show" TV series) and Jamie Oliver.
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Her second single for the label, "A Dear John Letter" (1953), which she sang with Ferlin Husky, reached No. 1 on the country charts and crossed over to the pop Top 10.
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Stories crossed over between wrestling events and television networks; MTV covered Wrestlemania I and of course, aired Cyndi Lauper's video, "Girls Just Want to Have Fun," where her supposed feud with Capt.
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By the time that book appeared in English, the "myth" of Bolaño, as Vargas Llosa calls it (appreciatively, not derisively), had already spread throughout the Spanish-reading world; now it crossed over.
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India and Pakistan engaged in an aerial battle over the disputed region of Kashmir a day after Indian jets crossed over into Pakistan to attack a suspected camp of anti-India militants.
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As a woman who had just crossed over the bridge stopped to record the scene on her cellphone, the helicopter landed again; the officers formed a line, ran inside and were gone.
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Then in 2014, when reaction to the Obama presidency crossed over from National Enquirer land to mainstream, I was reading the kind of thing on the internet that I hadn't seen before.
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"She also had an interesting crossover between Sway LA and Hype House where she's [dating] somebody from the Sway LA house, and that kind of crossed over and it's interesting," he added.
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Meru won awards at numerous climbing festivals around the world and had successfully crossed over into mainstream festivals like Sundance in Park City, where it won an Audience Award for Best American Documentary.
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He served the Mad King, crossed over to help Robert Baratheon and spy on Dany when she was a young girl, and finally declared his true allegiance to her as a just queen.
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Nothing was as big for Lohan as Mean Girls, a movie of such cultural ubiquity that it's crossed over from a millennial fixation to a Broadway musical to an Ariana Grande music video.
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Among Japanese players who have crossed over to MLB, Mr Ohtani's batting record in NPB is most similar to that of Hideki Matsui, the country's most successful power-hitting export to North America.
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The recording does not show the collision between the northbound pickup and the southbound bus, which was returning from a retreat in the Hill Country, when the pickup crossed over into its lane.
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Kevin finally tracked her down in remote Australia, where she shared a fantastic tale about having crossed over to wherever the missing had gone, only to realize she didn't belong there and returned.
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But if I had to make any bold claims about this year's show, I would say that 2016 was the one in which natural foods crossed over in the normal, non-granola world.
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The North Korean soldier was spotted moving toward South Korea, and then crossed over a military demarcation line separating the two sides, the South's Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) said in a statement.
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Once the experimental group realized the bitter quinine and caffeine were harmless, it passed through the substances with the same ease and swiftness as the control group crossed over the non-impregnated bridge.
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The Clark Kent who was killed by Doomsday in the 1990s and came back to life has crossed over into this alternate universe — a place where the New 52 Superman has recently died.
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It showed them standing with their arms crossed over their chests in front of a line of three uniformed officers, looking as if they had a bone to pick with the royal family.
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The confrontation was captured in a photograph that her staff posted on Instagram: Merkel stands over a seated Trump, who wears a scowling, obstreperous expression and has his arms crossed over his chest.
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Its featured feed includes stars popular with young listeners, including Ariana Grande and Selena Gomez, as well as lesser-known talent and social media personalities who have crossed over from services like Vine.
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The Río Piedras native boasts a staggering 20173 singles that appeared on Billboard Hot Latin Songs chart in the last decade and a half, ten of which crossed over to the Hot 22017.
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"We use some products of them in the hospitals too," Jelena Milosevic, a pediatrician and intensive care unit (ICU) nurse, who has also crossed over into information security, told Motherboard in an email.
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"I do feel like the dog was chosen for you by a family member that's crossed over that communicates to you through the dog, that helps the dog nurture you," she explained. Confused?
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The first cases were reported in the country's far east in May 2014, after an infected child crossed over the border from Guinea, which is where the virus first appeared six months earlier.
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And the fact that Riverdale and another Archieverse show, Katy Keene, recently crossed over, maybe teen melodrama genius and creator of both shows Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa is finally giving fans what they want.
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And to say she's a trailblazer would be an understatement: She crossed over into the overtly masculine world of NBA basketball not only as an African American female, but also as a lesbian.
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We sit in a lofted conference room in a building across the street, and he is dressed in black jeans and a t-shirt with white sneakers, one leg crossed over the other, smiling.
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In one of the photos, Charlotte sits sweetly in the grass with her hands crossed over her blue flowered dress from Trotters with a Peter Pan collar — and adorable retro-style navy canvas shoes.
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Characters have crossed over from live action to the cartoons — witness Anakin Skywalker, a hero in Clone Wars, and his alter ego Darth Vader, the villain of Rebels — but never the other way around.
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With a handful of seconds left and the score tied at 116, Russell Westbrook dribbled for a while, crossed over James Harden, and tossed up a three-pointer that bounced off the back rim.
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CB data show that 5 of the top 10 investors in unicorns are large investors like mutual funds and investment banks that have crossed over into private market investing, usually at the later stages.
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As for Apple, after its five-day moving average crossed over the 13-day back in December — Boroden's buy signal — the stock has been on an upward tear that pushed it to multiyear highs.
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According to Rolling Stone, a Los Angeles police spokeswoman confirmed to Reuters that Harris was a passenger in a sports utility vehicle that was struck by a car that had crossed over the median.
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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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"The night the wall came down, she crossed over, like so many others, and finally experienced what she calls the 'incredible gift of freedom,'" Obama said at a State Dinner for Merkel in 2011.
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It seems both the Keeping Up With The Kardashians-adjacent star and Brad Womack reject, have crossed over and nabbed two leading roles in Leighton Spence's (The Ghost Writer, The Descent II) latest feature.
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Since 2001, he has released nine studio albums and successfully crossed over into the pop realm, scoring two No. 1 singles on the Billboard chart: "Whatever You Like" and "Live Your Life," featuring Rihanna.
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In one of the photos, Charlotte sits sweetly in the grass with her hands crossed over her blue flowered dress from Trotters with a Peter Pan collar — and adorable retro-style navy canvas shoes.
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Trump beat Clinton in Michigan in 2016 by less than 11,000 votes, and he was buttressed by Democrats in suburban Macomb County, who crossed over to support him because of his pro-worker agenda.
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"Many people have stayed here for half a year, and they adapt to life in the community, but then they've crossed over," said José María García Lara, the founder of the shelter Juventud 2000.
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Last Thursday, the Dallas Police Department confirmed to PEOPLE that Spence was traveling at high speeds when his Ferrari crossed over a center median and flipped multiple times in downtown Dallas around 3 a.m.
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Her next album crossed over into the pop genre and would launch her career into the stratosphere ... leading to 5 more acclaimed albums, 10 Grammys and becoming the most awarded act in AMAs history.
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While flying from Bangkok to Tokyo, the papal plane crossed over Laos, Vietnam, China, Hong Kong and Taiwan, prompting the Pope to sent telegrams to the heads of state of each of the countries.
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What's curious is that, although modern dance was largely shaped by female choreographers, the ballet dancers who have crossed over most successfully into modern genres have been men — Rudolf Nureyev and, particularly, Mikhail Baryshnikov.
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Although many more drugs crossed over than were seized, a few notable successes for authorities included a 16-ton seizure from a merchant vessel in Panama and a 6-ton seizure out of Ecuador.
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"The operation has actually de facto started with cross-border shelling," Turkish Defense Minister Nurettin Canikli said, according to Reuters, while adding that no troops have yet crossed over the Syrian border into Afrin.
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She gave my sister and I the green light to make a two-hour round trip hike to a waterfall, and during that hike we crossed over both the North American and European continental plates.
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When Amazon crossed over in earnest by buying Whole Foods, it seemed to light a fire under retail rivals like Walmart, who didn't appreciate Amazon muscling in on its brick and mortar bread and butter.
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Image: NOAA/NASA Goddard Rapid Response TeamOctober 5th-6th, 2016: Regaining some of its lost strength as it crossed over the record-warm Bahamas, Matthew spiraled toward Florida's coast yesterday as a deadly Category 4.
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"The army killed five terrorists during a raid on a house close to Ben Guerdan, after they crossed over the frontier from Libya," army spokesman Belhassen Ouslati said, according to local state news agency TAP.
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The situation has since deteriorated, and her reputation has sunk as she has failed to confront a military crackdown on the Rohingya — or "those who have crossed over to Bangladesh," as she has called them.
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After he crossed over to management, however, an extension for deGrom was one of the few topics on which Van Wagenen remained silent this spring, highlighting the delicacy of his pivot from his past profession.
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This was the case for Brooklyn's Squibb Park Bridge in 2014, London's Millennium Bridge in 2000 and a long list of other bridges throughout history that became worrisomely wobbly when large crowds crossed over them.
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"We crossed over into more than 2 degrees Fahrenheit warming territory in 2015 and we are unlikely to go back," Gavin Schmidt, the director of NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies, said in a statement.
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I would give anything right now to give him a big old hug and a big old kiss, before he crossed over, and just say thank you and I love you, and I respect you.
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Over the past few years, just about all of NASCAR's biggest-name drivers, the ones whose fame transcended the sport and crossed over into mainstream appearances on talk shows and in commercials, have stepped away.
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When officials realized that most Danes merely switched to cheaper brands or crossed over to Sweden or Germany to escape the tax and that 7 in 85033 voters opposed the policy, it was quickly abandoned.
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In the earlier crash, which Garrett described as a "minor wreck," Walker "crossed over into the oncoming traffic lane to maneuver the bus through the curve and struck vehicle #2 in doing so," the report states.
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While the TMNT brand is currently in the hands of comic book publisher IDW, the Turtles crossed over for a six-issue Batman story â€" which IDW co-published with DC â€" that ran in 2016.
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The East Hampton Star, which first reported the arrest, said Adrangi and the unidentified woman who was driving the Ford SUV told police that the other had crossed over the double-yellow line before they collided.
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Importantly, the new evidence suggests ancient hyenas crossed over from Eurasia into North America by traveling over the Beringia land mass during the last Ice Age when sea levels were much lower than they are today.
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But seven years later, Bruno has fully crossed over the R&B radio with a series of throwback funk jams, and a more easygoing post-prison Guwop is a great fit to remix one of them.
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She began by discussing her own family's struggles to hold on to their house, then crossed over to a flowing historical analysis of racist housing policy and its legacy -- the decimation of black working class wealth.
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Julián Castro's story, as he tells it, began in 1922, when his grandmother Victoriana, known to him as Mamo, crossed over the Mexico-United States border as a little girl and planted herself in this country.
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In a statement, the Dallas Police Department said the 29-year-old boxer was traveling at high speeds when his Ferrari crossed over a center median and flipped multiple times in downtown Dallas around 3 a.m.
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A lot of guys get caught in-between, giving him space because they don't want to get crossed over, but now you're in no-man's land, and another inch is all he needs to knock it down.
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In the earlier crash, which Garrett described as a "minor wreck," Walker "crossed over into the oncoming traffic lane to maneuver the bus through the curve and struck vehicle No. 2 in doing so," the report states.
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The memes even crossed over to Reddit this month, as users protested Chinese conglomerate Tencent's investment in Reddit by filling up the site's front page with Winnie the Pooh memes and photos of the Tiananmen Square massacre.
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Hands are a recurring theme in much of his work these days, whether the fingers are dangling a cigarette or crossed over each other—perhaps for good luck, perhaps to take the jinx off of a lie.
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The The YouTube Gaming app was often a testing ground for features, like Super Chat where users can pay to highlight their comment in the live chat feed, that later crossed over to the main YouTube platform.
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Among them: Government employees have inappropriately crossed over into campaign activities, tax dollars may be subsidizing some aspects of campaign events, and as a constant candidate, the president risks alienating Americans who did not vote for him.
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The catalyst for the break in gold prices was this strength in the greenback, highlighted by the dollar's bullish "golden cross" when its 50-day moving average crossed over its 200-day moving average earlier this month.
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Even though the last living 9/11 service dog crossed over the rainbow bridge in 2016, their legacy of courage lives on in military working dogs (MWD) that deploy with our servicemen and women around their world.
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The only blockchain project that has crossed over into mainstream recognition so far is Bitcoin, which is in the middle of a speculative bubble that makes the 1990s internet I.P.O. frenzy look like a neighborhood garage sale.
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Even though they were banned from the Champs Elysees, demonstrators had gathered elsewhere to march from southern Paris, from where they crossed over the River Seine and ended up by the Sacre Coeur church in the north.
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Kim and Moon both crossed over into the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), which separates the North and South, for a handshake — broadcast live — before their official meeting at the Peace House in the South Korean border village of Panmunjom.
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Fearing deportation by Donald Trump's administration, nearly 7,000 migrants, many of them Haitians, have crossed over to Canada since the start of July in the hope that refugee applications will be treated more fairly north of the border.
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Although CM Punk does not have a functional pre-existing skillset for MMA like Brock Lesner had when he crossed over, UFC could get similar record-breaking numbers as the former heavyweight champion brought in with CM Punk.
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The ensign of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC)—the national flag with an image of two AK-5003 rifles crossed over a map of Colombia superimposed on it—flies from a tall pole at the waterside.
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The original 20153-22015 show was contained within the fictional border town in the northeastern corner of Washington state — the exception being when the gang crossed over into Canada to visit notorious casino-slash-brothel One Eyed Jack's.
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"The investigation indicates the mishap pilot lost situational awareness, unintentionally crossed over the top of the KC-1523J from left to right, and collided with the rear of the tanker," the Marine Corps said in a statement Monday.
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When a family member of mine canceled their recurring order because their beloved dog crossed over the rainbow bridge, Chewy sent a fresh bouquet of flowers and a handwritten note to their house within days of the cancelation.
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The Sami harnessed the sled to a team of reindeer and, racing through a corner of Nazi-aligned Finland, they finally crossed over into neutral Sweden by way of a frozen lake, with the Germans following close behind.
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After the group broke up in 1974, Rogers started his solo career and found a big hit with the sad country ballad "Lucille," in 1977, which crossed over to the pop charts and earned Rogers his first Grammy.
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Joe Biden surged to Super Tuesday wins by assembling the primary coalition he and other Democrats have yearned to build for a year, fusing domination among black voters with strong support from whites that crossed over class lines.
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Trump sat with his arms crossed over his chest for much of the time, and when the match ended, he walked onto the stage wearing dark slippers — shoes are banned from the ring — to present the cup to Asanoyama.
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Boom wouldn't directly comment on any specific competitors, but emphasized that we're still in the early days of streaming music, as the industry just recently crossed over 100 million paying subscribers, according to the latest Global Music Industry Report.
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The images spread across the Internet at the speed of meme and crossed over into mainstream media outlets, where the image of Oliver in Mr. Sanders's arms proved irresistible to newspaper photo editors and network television camera operators alike.
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First, Cynthia's father, Jose, left for Houston in December 1989, catching a break because his own mother had crossed over in 1970 and eventually became a United States citizen, so Jose could stay here legally to care for her.
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The movement has lived online on 4chan and 8chan message boards and other platforms, but it has crossed over into the real world several times this year and has been promoted by celebrities including Roseanne Barr and Curt Schilling.
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There, he and his associates examine Garland Briggs's surprisingly young-looking corpse and interrogate William Hastings, who breaks down weeping as he tells Special Agent Preston about what he found when he and Ruth crossed over into the Zone.
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Nintendo has crossed over $1 billion in revenue from its mobile games for Android and iOS according to a new report from SensorTower — largely carried by the popular free-to-play Fire Emblem Heroes, which was released in 2017.
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More importantly, recent evidence gathered by Brian Schaffner and others suggests that a sizable numbers of Sanders supporters crossed over in November to support Donald Trump, and that these crossovers may have been enough to deliver a victory to the Republican.
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A fast-moving lava flow from Hawaii&aposs Kilauea volcano has crossed over a key highway, taking out power lines as officials said the number of homes destroyed since the eruption began earlier this month has risen to over 70.
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Pansino belongs to the growing club of YouTube stars who have crossed over into publishing; her online baking show, also called "Nerdy Nummies," has more than three million subscribers who watch her take goofy delight in treats like doughnut waffles.
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Kenny Rogers performed "Love Lifted Me," an early release after he crossed over to country, Neal McCoy went gospel with "His Eye Is on the Sparrow," and Alabama's heart-tugging hit "Angels Among Us" evoked a stifled sob from Travis.
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But when the thief made a U-turn, passing Huo's truck on the other side of the street, Huo got down from the truck, crossed over and jumped on the front of the moving bike, taking the rider down with it.
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He has yet to see any Venmo-specific emoji codes emerge (though codes like lettuce/leaves-mean-marijuana and peaches-mean-butts have crossed over), but the effect of some of the not-code-codes is unique to the platform.
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Garrett FitzGerald, 30, was on duty as part of Hillary Clinton's Secret Service protective support when he and four other agents were involved in a fatal accident after a car crossed over double-yellow lines and struck their vehicle head-on.
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They gathered at various local watering holes, offering what one attendee describes as "toasts to the accused," and pieced together a gripping narrative—a tale of free-speech crusaders crossed over to the dark side, dedicated newshounds become digital pimps.
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As CNN has previously reported, the day before the team was ambushed, they were ordered to go to a deserted ISIS camp to gather intelligence on ISIS operatives who the US believed had recently crossed over the border into Mali.
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For instance, he covered the microwave in tinfoil in order to protect himself from radiation and slept fully clothed on top of his covers with his arms crossed over his chest, sometimes in the middle of the day, like a vampire.
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In a Twitter post congratulating Mr. Alsheich on his appointment as commissioner in September 2015, Mr. Filber referred to their paths having crossed over three decades, in a religious seminary, in the army and in the settlements of the West Bank.
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Others have pointed to Clinton's misleading attack on Sanders's auto bailout position, Sanders's message on free trade, and even the idea that some Democratic voters "crossed over" to vote Republican on the assumption that Clinton is guaranteed to win the primary.
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I thought I had peaked at being a clue in a New York Times crossword puzzle, so having this opportunity to become a constructor is a clear sign I have crossed over and am writing to you from the afterlife.
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"I Believe in You," a gently cantering ballad in a similarly intimate vein written by Roger Cook and Sam Hogin, spent two weeks at the top of the country chart and crossed over to the pop Top 21975 in 21980.
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In one of the photos (taken by Kate!), the little royal sits sweetly in the grass with her hands crossed over her blue flowered dress from Trotters with a Peter Pan collar — and the adorable retro-style canvas shoes in navy.
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One of the few internationally famous fighters to have started in Muay Thai and successfully crossed over into other combat sports, Buakaw reports in the interview that the last time he's fought Muay Thai in Thailand was in April 2015.
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But I think we did, I think we sort of crossed over a Rubicon over the last couple of weeks, and I think that&aposs the left that Donald Trump really isn&apost going to get strung up on these bogus Russia charges.
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As promised, American Horror Story's eighth season crossed over with season 1's Murder House yet again, this time by bringing the mysterious figure in the fetish costume into the new season to have sex with, well, another character played by Evan Peters.
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Trump became the first sitting U.S. president to set foot in North Korea when he crossed over the military demarcation line in the village into the North before he turned back to the southern side together with Kim for their third summit.
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According to a Detroit Free Press report, the driver said in a police report that he activated the vehicle's Autopilot feature before it hit the right-side guard rail, crossed over both lanes, hit a concrete median, then flipped onto its roof.
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But when his work in the world of NYC's modern art scene crossed over into the realm of minimal techno in the early 00s, he caught a wave that took him all the way to Berlin as part of Richie Hawtin's Minus label.
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When blondes from Lynch's earlier works appear in The Return—both Naomi Watts (Mulholland Drive) and Laura Dern (Blue Velvet, Wild At Heart) make cameos—the viewer wonders whether they've crossed over into Twin Peaks from another contiguous territory of the Lynchian universe.
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The Japanese video game/card game/television show empire crossed over to the U.S. by 1997, a snowball rolling down a mountain that exploded in popularity in 1998 and 9003, capped off with the November 1999 U.S. release of Pokémon: The First Movie.
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While traveling east, the school bus crashed into a Mustang, continued east until it struck a pillar near the cemetery, then crossed over a double-yellow line into the M.T.A. bus, ripping off the left side of that bus, Mr. Smith said.
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Hager even has an amateur-wrestling victory over Cain Velasquez, another accomplished UFC champion who, incidentally, crossed over into professional wrestling and features on WWE's upcoming Saudi Arabia show, "Crown Jewel," competing against Lesnar in a singles match for the WWE Championship.
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Among his best-known credits are Sammi Smith's "Help Me Make It Through the Night," Charlie Rich's "Behind Closed Doors" and Charley Pride's "Kiss an Angel Good Mornin'," all of them No. 1 country hits that crossed over to the pop Top 40.
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As the driver eased onto the Périph, flowing smoothly at this late hour, I had the thought that the highway, which I'd crossed over and under so many times on my walk, no longer felt like much of a barrier at all.
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That Althoff, who collaborates with Cosima von Bonin and Isa Genzken (both well-known German artists who have crossed over to the New York art world), is somehow unaware that what he's making is art for the art world seems particularly unbelievable.
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As the COVID-19 crisis set in, the numbers at the most popular cross point, Roxham Road in Quebec, had dwindled—just 17 crossed over on Thursday, compared to a recent average of 48 a day, according to the Canada Border Services Agency.
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De Jager, who had grown her explosive career on YouTube since she was a teenager, is arguably one of the most successful personalities on the platform, having crossed-over into mainstream fame, collaborating with the likes of Kim Kardashian West and Lady Gaga.
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Such is the case with Mr. Harewood, whose rigorously restrained physical performance — a heavily bowed head, arms tightly crossed over his chest — conveys a desperate attempt at self-control and an unspoken burden that seems as if it should break a man.
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Minutes later, a Mexican guardsman approached another group of four migrants who darted towards the border, but abruptly stopped once they crossed over the middle of the dry riverbed, saying Mexico's jurisdiction ended there - the invisible line separating the two neighboring nations.
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And though his music has crossed over into Top 40 radio from the rap, hip-hop, and R&B charts, he's still seen as a hip-hop artist, not a pop star, and there is no tradition of rioting and hysteria in that genre.
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"We know that human settlers crossed over from Taiwan to Japan 38,000 years ago, but how exactly they crossed the sea has always remained a mystery," Yosuke Kaifu, project mastermind and an anthropologist at the National Science Museum in Tokyo, told me over the phone.
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"The whole point of the film for me was about how this down- to-earth woman... how all of a sudden, she can find her way to help her grandson when she realizes that he's crossed over to the other side," director Andre Techine said.
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And then there are countless other black women singers, from the divas of old, the Dionne Warwicks, Anita Bakers, Gladys Knights, to the neo-soul singers like Erykah Badu and Brandy who have fervent fan bases but never quite "crossed over" in a sustained way.
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Trump was able to flip these counties and dozens more like them powered by an enthusiastic voter base that included many people who had not cast ballots in years, as well as some Democrats who crossed over largely because of their dislike of Clinton.
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As Republicans crossed over the vote threshold to pass the bill, Democrats in the House began singing "Na na, na na na na, hey hey hey, goodbye," a rowdy reference to their belief Republicans will lose in the 2018 midterm elections due to their vote.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads While the acronym ICE may have only recently crossed over into mainstream usage, the fear of ICE — or Immigration and Customs Enforcement — has been a prominent feature in immigrant communities across the United States since its formation in 2003.
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Instead, the country's law classifies the mainly Eritreans and Sudanese who have crossed over from Egypt in recent years as "infiltrators" — a term first used in the 2000s to refer to Palestinians who would infiltrate from the then-Jordanian-controlled West Bank to attack Israel.
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"If we enter a phase in which the national conversation turns to whether the president will exercise his pardon power for some of the Americans currently under FBI investigation, we will have likely crossed over into a crisis of immense Watergate proportions," Goodman says.
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Soffer stars on "Chicago P.D." as Jay Halstead, while DeVitto is a regular on "Chicago Med" as the integrated nature of the "Chicago" shows, sooner or later the two will probably have to share the screen — their shows recently crossed over in October 2018.
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And this was a good summer for those, too, from the films that crossed over to a wider audience (Love & Friendship and The Lobster, in particular) to those that never found another gear (the lovely The Fits, which you must check out on home video).
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More than a year ago, the owners of both chains, husband and wife team Matthew and Terces Engelhart, crossed over to the dark, omnivorous side and started raising their own animals for consumption, addressing the decision in a blog post that apparently no one read.
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It's a smart, data-driven move considering the fact that Biden and Bloomberg were competing for many of the same voters in the center of the electorate -- and Biden's Super Tuesday margins would have been even bigger if Bloomberg's votes crossed over into his column.
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He had a habit of sleeping with one hand crossed over his chest, like an old woman clutching her pearls, and I missed the 10 minutes before he woke up that I often spent staring at him, wondering how he could be comfortable like that.
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His spellbinding virtuosity and urgently dynamic live shows have made fans of fellow musicians from Keith Richards and Robert Plant to Josh Homme and Win Butler, and built him a following that's crossed over from the world music community to the jam-band circuit.
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Dave: I'm a terrible person to ask because I held your stance back in my early 30s, but have since crossed over the Rubicon where I'm middle-aged enough to INSIST that some of my go-to bands haven't lost their edge at all.
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In the past several years, Manda Bay was used by Army Green Berets as an outstation where they both trained Kenyan Rangers — who had their own training center there — and supervised them as they crossed over the border into neighboring Somalia to fight the Shabab.
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The real turning point, for me, came when Gritty's skyrocketing meme status crossed over with the then-bountiful meme capacity of A Star Is Born shortly after his debut, mostly via tweets and images that replaced Lady Gaga in the film with a giant orange hockey monster.
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While Ben Henderson's and Phil Davis' signing for Bellator are considered the two biggest names to have crossed over from UFC, top heavyweight Matt Mitrione's recent capture by Scott Coker has flown under the radar to a certain extent due to the frequency athletes trading promotional allegiances.
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Since so many working-class Democrats in northeast Ohio have a labor background, and since they had clearly crossed over to vote for Trump in the primary, it was clear to me that Clinton's only hope was to steal an equal number of Republican voters from Trump.
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His role was reprised for the sequel in 2017, as well as both Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame, where his character crossed over with other Marvel heroes — and fellow A-list actors — including Captain America (Chris Evans), Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.) and Thor (Chris Hemsworth).
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VINCENT VAN GOGH PAINTING HAD GRASSHOPPER STUCK IN IT FOR 128 YEARS On an unidentified client's lawn in Staten Island, N.Y., LoBaido has erected the 20-foot-tall likeness of the president, which depicts a muscular Trump standing with his arms crossed over a patriotic "2020" sign.
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This morning (evening, timezone depending), BounceX, a New York-based marketing technology startup, announced that it has reached the $100 million annual recurring revenue (ARR) threshold, adding its name to our running list of companies that have crossed over into nine-figure revenue while remaining private.
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The furor that has developed in recent days will force the White House, Congress, the Justice Department, the intelligence agencies and perhaps even the courts to confront once again the question of where the lines of political standards are drawn and whether Mr. Trump crossed over them.
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Esperanza Spalding – Emily's D+Evolution As a former star on the New York City jazz circuit who crossed over to a broader audience, Harry might see a little of himself in Esperanza Spalding's excellent new album, which takes a turn from her jazz roots into more experimental rock.
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio lashed out at the Trump administration and denied any wrongdoing after a letter from U.S. Customs and Border Protection emerged stating the mayor and his security detail illegally crossed over the U.S.-Mexico border during a visit to Texas last month.
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Audie Trinidad, 61, and their daughters — Kaitlyn, 20, Danna, 17, and 13-year-old twins Allison and Melissa —were killed on a Delaware highway in their minivan when a pickup truck going the opposite direction crossed over the median and slammed into their vehicle, ABC News 7 reported.
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When: Friday, July 27, 2420–103:210pm Where: Museum of Latin American Art (MOLAA) (2325 Alamitos Ave, Long Beach, California) Frida Kahlo is undeniably one of the most popular artists in the world, one of a select few who have crossed over from the art world into mainstream culture.
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She made the switch from modeling to acting back in 2015, landing roles in Paper Towns, Suicide Squad and her latest film, Valerian and The City of a Thousand Planets, but this dramatic hair change is the official sign she's fully crossed over to being a serious actress.
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People outside the community, those who likely have little knowledge of the creature beyond what's crossed over into the mainstream, are no longer interested in what they see as a years-old meme, something that feels even duller now that it's been blown up for the big screen.
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Bethany Christian High School senior KeShawn Smith was driving to a recruiting event at Huntington University on Saturday evening when his 2002 Honda Civic crossed over the center line of a state road and slammed into an oncoming 2013 Ford Expedition, according to the Kosciusko County Sheriff's Department.
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Fyvush Finkel, whose homespun moniker and putty face — comic statements all their own — helped him become a mainstay of what remained of Yiddish entertainment, and who later crossed over into television as the cantankerous lawyer on the 22009s series "Picket Fences," died on Sunday at his home in Manhattan.
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" The Billboard chart this week speaks to her point: Eminem, the white rapper against whom all other white rappers are judged, is at No. 2000 with "Revival"; at No. 25 is G-Eazy, a West Coast variant who has seamlessly crossed over into pop with "The Beautiful & Damned.
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In a briefing to reporters from the city of Peshawar, military spokesman General Asim Bajwa said the militants who stormed Bacha Khan University in Charsadda on Wednesday, killing at least 20 people, received training in Afghanistan and crossed over into Pakistan from the Torkham border between the two countries.
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Briefly: Drake rose to unimaginable heights, dominating both rap and pop, setting and breaking record streams; Beyoncé's solo albums 4, self-titled, and Lemonade confirmed her status as pop's everlasting queen; Rihanna gifted us mere mortals with ANTI; Taylor Swift crossed over from country to pop to political idol.
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At one point during the roughly two-mile chase, Kameron Smith allegedly crossed over the southbound lane on North George Street in Manchester Township, traveled through Jennifer Smith's yard and hit the side of her house before the car landed on its side, home surveillance footage of the incident shows.
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These two theories include the conventionally argued, but often maligned, Ice Free Corridor route, in which the first migrants crossed over from Beringia into the interior of Alaska, and then into the high plains of North America by venturing through two massive ice sheets around 15,500 to 13,500 years ago.
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Despite this work, and despite fast becoming the most fashionable photo artist to namedrop at the time, Tillmans was never too interested in the fashion world; he aspired toward the institution, and in 2000, when he was 32, he successfully crossed over, becoming the first photographer to win the Turner Prize.
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While regime forces had primarily operated on the western side of the Euphrates River and SDF forces on the eastern side, the Russian Ministry of Defense issued a statement Monday saying Syrian regime troops, backed by Russian airpower, had crossed over to the river's eastern bank near Deir Ezzor city.
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Mr. Friedlander traveled to meet him in India to go on a photographing trip and found to his astonishment that Singh had crossed over into the customs area restricted to arriving passengers, with the aim of instructing Mr. Friedlander in how to explain his rolls of film to the agents.
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But in ordering up a new inquiry, Mr. Trump went beyond his usual tactics of suggesting wrongdoing and political bias by those investigating him, and crossed over into applying overt presidential pressure on the Justice Department to do his bidding, an extraordinary realm where past presidents have hesitated to tread.
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"The McGregor side is done; I'm starting to work on the Mayweather side now," the U.F.C. president, Dana White, said in an appearance on TNT's postgame N.B.A. coverage Wednesday night that demonstrated again how the prospective bout has crossed over into conversation even among fans with little interest in combat sports.
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The movement crossed over to Britain in the 1980s, when cultural feminism was among the lesbian-separatist elements of antinuclear protest groups who saw themselves as part of a "feminist resistance" to patriarchal science, taking a stand against nuclear weapons, test-tube babies and male-to-female transsexual surgery alike.
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Mary Rose Trinidad, her husband Audie Trinidad, 224 and their daughters — Kaitlyn, 253, Danna, 27, and 22008-year-old twins Allison and Melissa —were driving on a Delaware highway in their minivan when a pickup truck going the opposite direction crossed over the median and slammed into their vehicle, ABC News 93 reported.
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Mr. Théobald, a former member of the Comédie-Française who crossed over into privately funded theater, understands this; as the director, he clears the way for the text, with just two lecterns onstage and small screens where a few archival videos and the written verdicts and sentences of each trial are projected.
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North Korea also looked at possible sites in Washington, DC. But by the end of the following year, North Korea canceled the whole plan, thought to be because of tensions after a US helicopter was shot down when it crossed over the Demilitarized Zone into North Korea, at the end of 1994.
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There are a few reasons that I Can Only Imagine was audience catnip, and the biggest is probably right there in the title: The movie tells the story behind a massively successful and beloved contemporary song that was ubiquitous on Christian radio — and eventually crossed over to mainstream radio — in the early aughts.
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To Dye For: Ikats From Central Asia, currently on view at the Smithsonian's Arthur M. Sackler Gallery, juxtaposes a half-dozen of de la Renta's original ikat-inspired pieces spanning from 1997 to 2013 (on loan from his estate) with about 30 historical Central Asian ikats, examining how these textiles in a sense crossed over.
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If we're lucky, Aibo's return means we're closer to the bulbous, pastel metropolis conjured by Janet Jackson in one of the most forward-leaning music videos of its time, "Doesn't Really Matter," from 2000, in which the plastic canine crossed over to MTV, and the video director Joseph Kahn sparked a decade of pop aesthetics.
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The backdrop: In June 2016, citizens of the United Kingdom voted by a 51.9%-48.1% margin to leave the EU. A study by NatCen Social Research found that the vote crossed over party lines, and that those most likely to choose "Leave" had little formal education, low incomes, and often lived in public housing.
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Ms. Beauville was one of a surge of thousands of Haitian migrants who crossed over the border from the United States to Quebec last summer, spurred by a May announcement by the Trump administration that Haitians could lose their temporary protected status in the United States, granted after the 153 earthquake that devastated their country.
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Aside from pop, his curiosity has taken him on a journey through avant garde theatre, film, photography, design, soundtracks, lauded books about music and psychogeographic cycling, art curation and other areas we just don't have the space to cover—not when he's straddled so many genres and crossed over more times than the ferryman of Hades.
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MACCALLUM: Yes, I mean, you look at the Democratic rural voter as someone who crossed over and voted for Trump in many cases in places like western Pennsylvania and Ohio and Michigan, and then you look at the you know, the GOP voter who came out in ways that they didn&apost before for President Trump.
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Lebanon's economy was spluttering even before the Syrian refugees crossed over, and the 1.5m now inside its borders—more than the total number of asylum-seekers who reached Europe last year—make up over one-quarter of its population, disrupting the labour market, overburdening water and sanitation systems and, since the vast majority are Sunni, upsetting the sectarian balance.
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It's one of the only substantive times that so many have taken such action, writes the Washington Post's Aaron Blake: When enough Republicans have crossed over to rebuke Trump, it has almost always been in symbolic ways: Jamal Khashoggi, Trump's trade wars, the media not being "the enemy of the people," and the withdrawals from Syria and Afghanistan.
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"We've had two newspapers in a small city, in a poor city — we've had a lot of journalists, probably more than the economics can support, and we've had a lot of good journalism," said Stephanie Grace, a columnist for The Advocate and one of more than two dozen journalists who crossed over from The Times-Picayune in recent years.
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These impressions were made from forensic casts at a Northern border point for what Canadians call "irregular crossing" (unauthorized ports of entry) into Canada from the US. Segall traveled to the point in 2017 and 2020 to take footprint impressions around two rural farm roads where some 55,000 people have crossed over in the last three years.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads On Wednesday, the art world's current inescapable and divisive topic of conversation crossed over into daytime television as Whoopi Goldberg, Joy Behar, and the other co-hosts of The View weighed in on the controversy surrounding Dana Schutz's painting of Emmett Till in the 2017 Whitney Biennial, "Open Casket" (2016).
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What officials failed to mention was that the supposed second "combatant" was Azam, an unassuming taxi driver who picked up Mansoor in his white Toyota Corola after the Taliban leader crossed over the border from Iran, passing himself off as a Pakistani citizen, using a passport and a national ID card with the fake name Muhammad Wali.
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I saw it on Djokovic's face as, unimpressed with waiting at the net for Zverev to rise to his feet and meet him at the net for the post-match handshake, he crossed over to Zverev's side of the court, looking down at him with a wry and friendly smile on his face but with another expression in his eyes.
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