Since this coronavirus emerged in in December in Wuhan, China, these candidates have emerged quickly.
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The Gok2900 strain, the authors say, emerged around 22017,2101 years ago, the strain that would go on to plague the Bronze Age emerged 5,300 years ago, and the strain still in existence today emerged 5,100 years ago.
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However, a clear difference emerged between sexual minority men and women with respect to how much agreement emerged in their ratings.
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In recent weeks, reports came out that suitors have emerged (and slinked back, and emerged, and so on) to buy Twitter.
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On the island of St. Barthélemy, from where little news had emerged in recent days, some hope emerged late on Saturday.
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But other big technology-focused funds have emerged as competitors, and some start-ups that SoftBank has invested in have not emerged as game-changers.
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"Dorothy Bolden and these women emerged as not just a domestic workers union, but they emerged as politically smart and influenced the vote," Lewis said.
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The center-right emerged as the single largest force at the March vote, while the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement emerged as the biggest individual party.
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The traditional travel hub of Europe has emerged as a secondary hotspot for the virus, after SARS-CoV-2 first emerged in China late last year.
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The big picture: "The picture that emerged from literally dozens of interviews bears a striking similarity with the man he has emerged into today," the source said.
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Straczynski postulated that DC's heroes, which generally emerged out of the postwar '40s, were largely authority figures, while Marvel's, which mostly emerged from the '60s, were anti-establishment.
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A booming — and unregulated — shaman market has emerged.
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Since the accusations emerged, the company, which is listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange but incorporated in the Cayman Islands, stopped responding to requests for comment as new details emerged.
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Youth groups — including Zulu Nation and Ghetto Brothers — emerged.
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No evidence has yet emerged to substantiate this charge. !
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A counterprotest also emerged — albeit a much smaller one.
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In 1980, a new coalition emerged — the Reagan coalition.
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And when pro-Russian militias emerged in Ukraine and elsewhere, Moscow claimed they emerged spontaneously in a quest for independence, even as Russian military forces moved into position in a sovereign country.
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I actually think that's why Slack has emerged as a social network around your office or around topics, Nextdoor has emerged as a social network around your common interests in a neighborhood.
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He responded forcefully over the weekend, bringing up a controversy that emerged in her Senate campaign when it emerged that she had claimed minority status at Harvard because of her Native-American heritage.
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While dealmakers expected a slowdown after 2018 emerged as the third-strongest year on record for M&A around the world, some worrying signs emerged, including a major drop in cross-border activity.
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But a number of questions about the attack have emerged.
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Photographs of the actress in costume emerged in March 2017.
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Again, bargain hunters emerged and it was last at $212.
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When the evidence against him emerged, it was therefore damning.
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Now, new rivals seeking to challenge Nielsen's dominance have emerged.
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A young woman emerged from the club, covered in blood.
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Right: The head with a hole where its parasitoid emerged.
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Damning details about OPM's porous security emerged at the hearing.
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After this initial round, Kim has emerged the apparent winner.
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Several funds have emerged with women in positions of power.
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So far, no evidence has yet emerged to contradict him.
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Nevertheless, tussles between dockless companies and cities have emerged worldwide.
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A distinct pattern emerged, according to our analysis using Kensho.
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AlphaBay emerged in 2014, following the death of Silk Road.
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More tangible signs of a sharper slowdown ahead have emerged.
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Conflicting reports have emerged over the reasons for the suspension.
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What emerged instead is the central role of her hometown.
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No connections have emerged between Clinton's campaign and Russian officials.
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The head emerged when water level fell during renovation work.
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L) have emerged as the final bidders for Pfizer's (PFE.
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Human societies have emerged as a global force of nature.
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Many theories emerged as to why the Kamel brothers defected.
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In Punjab, India's storied but declining Congress Party emerged victorious.
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The island had emerged from martial law only in 1987.
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Here are five trends that emerged from this Christmas crop.
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The final performance slowly emerged through rigorous, yet exhilarating workshops.
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Since the crackdown, other small groups, including Hasm, have emerged.
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Within days of the study being published, a controversy emerged.
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Another new priority soon emerged in the form of video.
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Jacky Rosen, has already emerged to challenge Heller in Nevada.
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I believe they have emerged much stronger for the experience.
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But either too tipsy or shy, the opportunity never emerged.
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No evidence of criminal wrongdoing by either Biden has emerged.
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LIKE life itself, the mind first emerged in Earth's oceans.
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Vox emerged amid a wider backdrop of populism in Europe.
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Videos emerged this week of an object apparently hitting Jupiter.
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As the bass emerged, La Barbara's face turned toward dread.
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Now, to add to that, a second objection has emerged.
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The surgery was botched and Rosemary emerged almost completely disabled.
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Both emerged unexpectedly as contenders despite most election watchers' dismissals.
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Descriptions have quickly emerged of a troubled and angry individual.
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Stewart posted his video unprompted, after the CSGOLotto news emerged.
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A son, Ronald, emerged with control of the real estate.
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As of Wednesday's debate, that evidence has still not emerged.
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Scientists don't know where the name "zombie deer disease" emerged.
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Then, new groups emerged to fill the empty ecological niches.
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Some details of Ms. Aquino's past emerged during the arraignment.
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The [racist] skinhead scene really only emerged in the 80s.
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She emerged totally unscathed on this front, earning a 4.
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Finally, D'Angelo emerged from a hazy cloud of purple lights.
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Founders Pledge has emerged from Europe as an alternative idea.
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N) has emerged as the frontrunner for Anglo American's (AAL.
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He emerged from both experiences less arrogant and more resilient.
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After new details emerged, a Chipotle in St. Paul, Minn.
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China emerged from that disaster in 19883, after Mao died.
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Soon, though, one profession emerged as an obvious choice: teaching.
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So far, no evidence has yet emerged that disproves this.
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"After that shattering, a new person has emerged," he says.
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Mateen emerged shooting and the team killed him, police said.
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So one year later, as predicted, a new dialogue emerged.
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The movement emerged from the vote as Italy's biggest party.
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That was back in November, when the allegations first emerged.
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Stories emerged quickly of rape and murder and burned villages.
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But none have emerged (yet) as bona fide spoken languages.
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You've emerged as one of the faces of this group.
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Meyer emerged with springy ringlet curls to rival Shirley Temple's.
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As if overnight the new Saturday night crew have emerged.
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So far, it has emerged unscathed from these close encounters.
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Despite that push, no such cases have emerged to date.
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And among those players emerged one star: Tyler "Ninja" Blevins.
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Neither of the two emerged from their respective trials unscathed.
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Najib has denied wrongdoing since news of the scandal emerged.
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The issue of fake bookings has emerged in other markets.
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After some digging by the press the full story emerged.
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But it emerged in the developer world first because: 1.
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Since the referendum in 2016 a Remainer rearguard has emerged.
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The populist Five Star Movement emerged as the largest party.
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As Labour has shrunk, new vaguely centrist parties have emerged.
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Because of this, a group called Bitcoin Unlimited has emerged.
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Intermural Art emerged directly from both Graffiti and Street Art.
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Whatever discord emerged from that process, Ryan would own it.
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The birther conspiracy first emerged during the 2008 presidential campaign.
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Except for one glimmer of hope that emerged on Wednesday.
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Even when he emerged from it, his woes didn't stop.
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Jack Ruby emerged from the crowd and fatally shot him.
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Europe's five key policy responses meant the continent emerged stronger.
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Immigration quickly emerged as a central theme of the evening.
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Buoyed by its vast oil reserves, Brunei emerged relatively unscathed.
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Maybe they didn't like the GMO labeling law that emerged
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Few details about this Tesla Network have emerged since then.
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However, since Flynn was fired, a darker side has emerged.
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Fortunately, a glimmer of hope has emerged from inside Congress.
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Frankfurt and Dublin have emerged as the most popular centres.
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These are the people who emerged as winners and losers.
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Trump concluded his team emerged "very happy" after Comey's testimony.
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It quickly emerged that the people responsible were the accountants.
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The focus on Trump's own finances emerged Tuesday after Sen.
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By Tuesday evening several proposals had emerged for Wednesday's voting.
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Blockchain first emerged as the software underpinning digital currency bitcoin.
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A telling pattern that emerged was the decline of steel.
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He emerged carrying a paintball gun and a pellet gun.
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Modine fought in Kubrick's war and emerged a changed man.
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Among executives who spoke with CNBC, a common theme emerged.
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What emerged was a new marketing strategy for the company.
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Not to mention, American Sign Language first emerged in 1817.
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Now, online retailer Amazon has emerged as a possible shareholder.
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The same dynamic had emerged in the 70s, with heroin.
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Trash has emerged as one of China's biggest environmental challenges.
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Little of substance has emerged from the talks so far.
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Two books have emerged from Crichton's files over the years.
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Most were anonymous and no unanimity emerged among the views.
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Weiner's Twitter account became inactive shortly after those allegations emerged.
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They have emerged to fill a pressing demand for coders.
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Consistent with previous research, evidence for an orgasm gap emerged.
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When the ice finally receded, a radically new world emerged.
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As the game wore on, others emerged for the Raptors.
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Laboratories, out of which the company Cambridge Analytica eventually emerged.
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Other stories emerged that raised questions about the agency's management.
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Mr. Abascal, 43, emerged as the only clear winner Sunday.
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Emoji have emerged as cultural forces in and of themselves.
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But a chilling prospect emerged after the White House meeting.
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Mr Erdogan has emerged from the episode stronger than ever.
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Survivors emerged out of the building bleeding, charred, and barefoot.
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The Warriors also emerged from the game with two injuries.
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Distrust in the police began long before that video emerged.
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From this playful exploration, a catalog of fanciful designs emerged.
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But two problems have since emerged: one predictable, one not.
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Since that evening Rosenthal has emerged as Sugar Ray's benefactor.
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A man in a black mask emerged from the darkness.
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Carmakers have been under increasing scrutiny since Volkswagen's deception emerged.
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Had she succumbed to her madness or emerged wholly new?
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The man emerged a few minutes later with some tools.
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When he was on the bench, a different story emerged.
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Janice Rogers Brown has also emerged as a possible candidate.
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The details of the bus explosion on Monday emerged slowly.
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Under Brazil's Workers Party governments, a growing middle class emerged.
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John Connally of Texas and have still emerged essentially intact.
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Others emerged on their own with blood staining their clothes.
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Yvette Herrell emerged on the GOP side, the AP said.
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The financial troubles that emerged were not apparent back then.
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Difficult year ahead Some winners emerged from the wreckage Thursday.
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No strong candidates have emerged to succeed either of them.
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Photos have emerged of Harry Styles' drastic new hair cut.
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Domestic space emerged as an extension of the public sphere.
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He has emerged as a party leader on the issue.
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Objectively, Trump has emerged from the summit a diminished figure.
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Clinton emerged from the apartment in New York's Flatiron district.
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Relations reached a low point from which we gradually emerged.
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Democrats emerged from the meeting without announcing a decision. Sen.
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Vienna (51 points) Vienna emerged as a surprisingly viable contender.
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Pelosi would be the heavy favorite if a challenger emerged.
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Mongeau has tweeted some cryptic messages since the photos emerged.
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Mark has emerged as a responsible figure since Jeffrey's death.
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Subway fired Fogle when reports of the plea agreement emerged.
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Few details have emerged from the leaders' meeting on Monday.
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The United Nations also quickly emerged as a coordinating and
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Other activists also emerged at the forefront of the movement.
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Support for gradual reform of Czech Communism had emerged within
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Digiconomist's index has emerged as something of an authority recently.
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Sessions has emerged as one of Trump's most polarizing picks.
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Religious leaders have emerged in every era of American history.
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But eventually life emerged and blossomed again, in new forms.
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When he emerged from the ordeal, doctors searched for cancer.
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Colorado, California, and Washington, some rural champions have emerged, but
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Previously docile politicians have emerged in recent days to snipe.
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BLOCKCHAIN: Software that first emerged as the system underpinning bitcoin.
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Travelers will be "emerged in the cuban experience," Carnival said.
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Our own species had already emerged about 200,000 years ago.
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Then, the legend herself emerged, sporting a bedazzled yellow pantsuit.
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But little has emerged about the extent of a cooperation.
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But Afrofuturist narratives emerged in part to fill that void.
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We just emerged onto a large road between two neighborhoods.
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Little Rock emerged and will face Iowa State on Saturday.
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First, when the scandal emerged, the President underestimated the threat.
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When ISIS emerged, all efforts were spent fighting them exclusively.
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In the following hours, the specifics of the attack emerged.
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But the industry has emerged stronger under the new regime.
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As Cruz emerged as Trump's fiercest challenger, however, things changed.
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This week, chilling reports emerged of another deconstructed food item.
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Audio and eyewitness accounts quickly emerged to support Jacobs's story.
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A tension has emerged that I still don't quite understand.
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Three other candidates emerged with a total of 12 delegates.
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Clubs like Cream had emerged and punters were abandoning Warrington.
|
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Inflation expectations have emerged from weaknesses and seen heightening steadily.
|
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She emerged wearing a niqab and soon Rahma followed suit.
|
|
Chad Johnson has quickly emerged as this season's Bachelorette villain.
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The #HISEAS crew has emerged after a year in isolation!
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After the finale aired, a new set of reviews emerged.
|
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In recent days, examples of potentially inappropriate office behavior emerged.
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Kushner has emerged as a key player in Mueller's probe.
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Recently, however, much stronger studies showing a link have emerged.
|
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Google's name emerged from a brainstorming session at Stanford University.
|
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And the Assad government has emerged as the leading force.
|
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Mr. Pence has emerged as Mr. Trump's most loyal defender.
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And Roundup resistance in pigweed has emerged as a problem.
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The boss had emerged as an advocate for social justice.
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What causes emerged as the issues you care most about?
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The Trump administration took shape as more cabinet choices emerged.
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When the indictments were handed down, some startling facts emerged.
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The news emerged ahead of her first debate this evening.
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Conservatives emerged from the Bork battle bent on winning control.
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Only one umbrella emerged above the dignitaries, to shield Putin.
|
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Judge and Luis Severino quickly emerged as stars this season.
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Ahead, our favorite trends that emerged from Paris Fashion Week.
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So far, no serious candidates have emerged to challenge her.
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Both have emerged as strong critics of the European Union.
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In the visual tumult, a pinstriped coatdress emerged, shoulders squared.
|
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Lone Star emerged as a new white knight in December.
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It is the highest daily increase since the outbreak emerged.
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After the ban, a booming black market for arowana emerged.
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In the meantime, troubling reports about the family have emerged.
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They emerged from around a corner near the master suite.
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As more sickening details have emerged, the horror has grown.
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Wagner still emerged with the tournament's Most Outstanding Player Award.
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The commercial was pulled after complaints emerged on social media.
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Schur said: As the show emerged, it's extremely highly structured.
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And you have emerged as one of the key others.
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Within minutes, four police vehicles arrived and eight officers emerged.
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No definitive explanations have emerged for why this is so.
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This chilly spring, they emerged toward the end of May.
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After a brief recess, Judge Kim emerged with his ruling.
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The camp director emerged from the trees gripping a sword.
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But over the past 10 years, a counterargument has emerged.
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The two kept iterating until something emerged in the data.
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Oil prices rose sharply after the news emerged, then eased.
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Here in Saharanpur, questions also emerged around the family's temple.
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What new hypotheses about beatboxing have emerged from the study?
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Generational differences have also emerged in women's discussions about harassment.
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With old, stagnant magma already erupted, deeper magma had emerged.
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The Dutch emerged victorious, renaming the whole island New Netherland.
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A few minutes later, Thompson emerged from the locker room.
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That we are not callas emerged in the 19th century.
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As that information has emerged, the story has shifted dramatically.
|
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But it was in Basel, again, that another opportunity emerged.
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When he emerged, he knew his team had a reprieve.
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Few other details about the two suspects emerged on Wednesday.
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The patterns of intolerance under Mr. Mugabe had emerged early.
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Somehow, he emerged with nobody between him and the goalkeeper.
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Although the cops stay mum, two possible suspects have emerged.
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A gaggle of children emerged on the street mocking him.
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After all the data were parsed, a clear pattern emerged.
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"A fountain of blood emerged from my neck," recalls Romanovskaya.
|
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But in the past week, a new consensus has emerged.
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The virus first emerged in the city in late December.
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Shortly afterward, Mr. Lee emerged from prison a free man.
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Especially in urban areas, a more insular domestic life emerged.
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Video of police battering demonstrators has emerged from both cities.
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As the plants closed down, a new industry has emerged.
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The soldiers, wearing full camouflage gear, emerged from the darkness.
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His fiancée, who was waiting outside, said he never emerged.
|
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He emerged from "Seymour: An Introduction" with a new understanding.
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The Southeastern United States hardly emerged unscathed from Hurricane Irma.
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Several beers later, something resembling a 13x13 cryptic crossword emerged.
|
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Smith emerged from obscurity to sink one of his own.
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They were suspended in February when the accusations first emerged.
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From this primal scene emerged cooking of almost incredible finesse.
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Left has emerged at the forefront of this new guard.
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In my conversations with recently returned migrants, a pattern emerged.
|
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Meanwhile, more details emerged about Mr. Trump's call with Ukraine.
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The virus first emerged in Wuhan, China on Dec. 31.
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It emerged a few months later, however, in September 2017.
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Mr. Karroubi and Mr. Mousavi emerged as its unofficial leaders.
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New hubs recently emerged in Iran, Italy, and South Korea.
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She has emerged as a top contender to succeed him.
|
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But cracks have emerged in the Senate GOP ranks. Sens.
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Then, a childhood friend reached out, and the truth emerged.
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Ms. McCarthy surprised many when she emerged in the Feb.
|
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As that evidence has emerged, he has changed his tune.
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This success, it soon emerged, was measured in financial terms.
|
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He emerged — unharmed — over an hour later in another state.
|
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The #ReleaseTheMemo hashtag emerged in January 2018 when Republican Rep.
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The idea for this puzzle emerged from a different idea.
|
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Daring new publications emerged, and more young women entered journalism.
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Reports emerged Thursday that Meehan, 213, would not run again.
|
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No evidence emerged of a quid pro quo while Mrs.
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In the meantime, the Islamic State also emerged in Afghanistan.
|
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The experiences described were different, but themes emerged across continents.
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From the other side of the vehicle emerged Ms. Graham.
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Other bipartisan proposals also emerged, including one from Colorado's Sens.
|
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Ample evidence has emerged documenting the involvement of Nixon's campaign.
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My mother, Tulu, emerged several minutes later, squirming and squalling.
|
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After a highly public sales process, Verizon emerged the winner.
|
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Trade policy has emerged as perhaps the most notable exception.
|
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A similar pattern emerged in Togo, another former French colony.
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Outside, members of the public emerged enchanted with their hauls.
|
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Other accounts have emerged of women trading sex for food.
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Francis has emerged as a champion of refugees and migrants.
|
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Bryant emerged with a smile and posed for a photograph.
|
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Ms. Dickinson, who had just testified, emerged from the door.
|
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. emerged as the movement's leader.
|
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But research continued in animals, and a key finding emerged.
|
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When she emerged from the rally, her cheeks were flushed.
|
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Blockchain first emerged as the system underpinning digital currency bitcoin.
|
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Stripe Press (motto: "Ideas for Progress") emerged two years ago.
|
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Villani emerged to tell reporters he would not pull out.
|
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The country emerged from the international bailout program in 2013.
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No evidence has emerged that either Biden did anything illegal.
|
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Ms. Pelosi emerged from her office just after 103 a.m.
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Franken has emerged as a leading critic of President Trump.
|
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When Blumenthal's emails first emerged, Clinton was slightly less circumspect.
|
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Remarkably, the pattern that emerged behaved like a cellular automaton.
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No evidence has emerged that the vice president did so.
|
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No such evidence emerged, and the federal government lost interest.
|
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As a result, a Latino gay rights group, QLatinX, emerged.
|
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The issue emerged after a Marine was killed in Iraq.
|
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No evidence of criminal wrongdoing from the Bidens has emerged.
|
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In the autumn of 2015, a new trade group emerged.
|
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In recent years, however, fears of "creeping Islamization" have emerged.
|
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The video that emerged later, however, told a different story.
|
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But Sturgeon struck a very different tone as she emerged.
|
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Australia's Alexandra Manly emerged triumphant in the women's points race.
|
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But little other solid information about his background has emerged.
|
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To date, no evidence has emerged that Trump was blackmailed.
|
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A clear contrast emerged between the two days of hearings.
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He has emerged as a frontrunner among the Democratic candidates.
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Stock prices for Wynn Resorts plummeted after the allegations emerged.
|
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But these more complex organism emerged during an interesting time.
|
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And he graciously, humbly accepted their congratulations when he emerged.
|
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Arrington was duly ridiculed when the indictment emerged in June.
|
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Reports emerged last month that Trump pressed Comey on Feb.
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I emerged, a tattered scarecrow, on the park's one highway.
|
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Astonishingly, the sculpture emerged from the wreckage in recognizable form.
|
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It's not like I took the medication and emerged cured.
|
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One result was the Tea Party, which emerged in 2009.
|
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However, in 2014 signs of dissent emerged among his loyalists.
|
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Whimsical hashtags quickly emerged such as #YallQaeda, #YeeHawdists and #YokelHaram.
|
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But it would be another year before any evidence emerged.
|
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Several examples of this trend have emerged in recent weeks.
|
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Every time she has defied her critics and emerged stronger.
|
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Following the private ceremony, the pair emerged with wide smiles.
|
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But tensions soon emerged that threatened to derail the project.
|
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Since then, a second whistleblower has reportedly emerged as well.
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BOSTON — The frightening pattern of sick patients emerged in 523.
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We don't know for sure, but some hints have emerged.
|
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The decision comes just as Peabody has emerged from bankruptcy.
|
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Art has emerged as one of our last truthful experiences.
|
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Here's what has happened since the allegations against him emerged.
|
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But as the series went along, a different story emerged.
|
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Only a few buildings emerged from the brains on campus.
|
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Minnesota emerged with a third straight win over the Indians.
|
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Brutal video emerged of the ensuing clashes between soccer fans.
|
|
On Friday night two versions of an incredible story emerged.
|
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Britain emerged from the First World War a nation transformed.
|
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Reports also emerged of protesters being hurt by stun grenades.
|
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This was a deeply personal mistake … we have emerged stronger.
|
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Look, Barack Obama hadn't really emerged at this point yet.
|
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You trace how the schools of artistic experimentation and intellectual dissent that emerged in China in the 1970s and flowered for a while after Mao's death emerged from this undercurrent in the Cultural Revolution.
|
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But I would never forget, because I am a gay woman who was alive and breathing in 2018, the year Weisz emerged as a lesbian icon, the year I emerged as a Rachel Weisz stan.
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There, as elsewhere, leftist groups emerged as tools of self-defense.
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This is the milieu from which the Pittsburgh synagogue shooter emerged.
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Zika has emerged as a health threat elsewhere in Latin America.
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I chose this before my skull emerged unblemished and perfectly shaped.
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Brain drain has emerged as a symbol of Taiwan's economic woes.
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When she emerged, she allegedly found Cosby sitting on the bed.
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We swam out the windows through broken glass and emerged bloody.
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A pattern has emerged whenever Fiber says it's coming to town.
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Head chefs with alcoholic problems was a pattern that quickly emerged.
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About 10 years ago, a new kind of enterprise software emerged.
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The healthcare sector has emerged as an attractive target for cybercriminals.
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Melvin Carter, 38, emerged from a crowded field of 10 candidates.
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The sky slowly fell away and the surprisingly narrow tunnel emerged.
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Soon after, reports emerged that Rick Santorum would be joining them.
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Robin Thicke eventually emerged but that that we care less about.
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But, boy, when it did, it went large—the dinosaurs emerged.
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When I emerged, they were gone, and my apartment was trashed.
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In recent years, luminosity itself has emerged as her ultimate subject.
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It looks like the answer to his question has finally emerged.
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Under the microscope, a more detailed image of this creature emerged.
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A disturbing pattern of hostage-taking has emerged in American politics.
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New York taxi unions emerged as the heroes of that controversy.
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It has emerged as a better than an absolute dud month.
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He emerged "from the back" looking energetic in a newsboy cap.
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One potential crack in this reputation emerged shortly before confirmation hearings.
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But some warning signs for Biden have emerged in recent days.
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Soon, ideas emerged about expanding the dogfighting game into something larger.
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New evidence emerged on Monday of the economic pain from tariffs.
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Toppik emerged several years before GLH, but with much less fanfare.
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So far, no compromise that would satisfy both sides has emerged.
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The entire House of Saud has emerged weakened as a result.
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Cyrus Capital has emerged as a key party in Sears' bankruptcy.
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Problems have also emerged with the herbicide since the agency's approval.
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Hill emerged from the 1991 hearings with her reputation in tatters.
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India has emerged as a key driver of global oil demand.
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Finally, on Tuesday, the remaining four players and their coach emerged.
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When the participants role-played with professional actors, difficulties quickly emerged.
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Since FF emerged, so have multiple rivals, from BlackBerry to BMW.
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Far-right candidate Jair Bolsonaro emerged victorious over leftist Fernando Haddad.
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A difficult moral conundrum has emerged for many Prince fans lately.
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Hours later, news emerged that the Amazon CEO was dating Sanchez.
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The choppers landed, and "a large crew of brilliant fighters" emerged.
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Hours later, news emerged that the Amazon CEO was dating Sanchez.
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Effectively, you'll have just emerged from an Al Gore training session.
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Support for continued climate action has emerged from other surprising quarters.
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As Dorothy emerged, she saw a crowd of cheering little people.
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But few details of plans for talks have emerged since then.
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But they emerged without a solution on the major sticking points.
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Benioff has already emerged as one of the city's great philanthropists.
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The wealth manager made its move after it emerged on Aug.
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The Borg splinter group emerged after Hugh returned to the Collective.
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The Mongolian capital, Ulan Bator, has emerged as a top choice.
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China, in particular, has emerged as a hotbed of tech innovation.
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Michelle emerged days later alongside her fiance ... with a huge smile.
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The men emerged through a manhole, and then stole a car.
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The nominee's uniquely political background has emerged as a major flashpoint.
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A technicolour greenhouse has emerged in the middle of central Tokyo.
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Reports emerged late Thursday afternoon that Weinstein would turn himself in.
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But as the two companies talked, a more ambitious idea emerged.
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A video of Trudeau in blackface emerged from the early 1990s.
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He emerged as an explicit opponent of the war in 22008.
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Long before this, more and more stories had emerged about Kelly.
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Facebook emerged as the victor in social networking sites (sorry MySpace).
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The teachers emerged to find waist-high rubble in some rooms.
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Lyrical fragments occasionally emerged, with particular sweetness in the bass flute.
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A huge new middle class has emerged, armed with the internet.
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Then, from the steam, a figure emerged, and the music began.
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Some modellers emerged with more egg on their face than others.
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The practice continued after the American revolution, though legal uncertainties emerged.
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China has emerged only recently as a great power in intelligence.
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Theatrics often emerged as politicians competed for camera time and virality.
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Now, details have emerged that shed some light on the allegations.
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No other compelling evidence has emerged to support Mr Browder's claim.
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Two sub-genres have emerged in discussion of recent national elections.
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Overall, Democrats emerged from America's biggest primary night in good shape.
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Disturbing new details just emerged about the robbery of Kim Kardashian.
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For all its shortcomings, the compromise which emerged is not that.
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Investors expressed concern about the picture of the company that emerged.
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Where private space companies emerged and accelerated development of space industry.
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Cosby, 78, emerged from a black SUV just before 9 a.m.
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Far fewer details have emerged about the massive 2013 Yahoo hack.
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But panic set in once the news emerged on January 3rd.
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Bugs that lived in the water developed quicker and emerged sooner.
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Blockchain first emerged as the system underpinning the digital currency bitcoin.
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Even when criticism of the book arose, she emerged largely unscathed.
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John Delaney who emerged as the tone-setter of the night.
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It is unsurprising that such a facility has emerged in Dubai.
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Just after Hunt spoke, reports emerged that the Mesdar was released.
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The broad contours emerged in a report he commissioned last month.
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His support was dwindling even before the sexual assault claims emerged.
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Leaks emerged showing a picture of the phone's rear on Wednesday.
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In June, news emerged that the ban may expand to Europe.
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Other similar entities have emerged as big players in recent years.
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I can't really tell you definitively when the black market emerged.
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Ad tech emerged because advertising is the internet's default business model.
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It had emerged last year, when only white actors received nods.
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Why it matters: The deal that emerged between lawmakers and Gov.
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We emerged victorious once and we plan to do so again.
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When Mr Anwar emerged, Dr Mahathir was there to greet him.
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The heroes Numerous heroes emerged in the hours after the attacks.
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The dummy emerged with what appeared to be a broken... everything.
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But in the 1970s, presidents with entrepreneurial expertise once again emerged.
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Between men and women, differences of opinion emerged for specific questions.
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When those accusations first emerged, other Republicans distanced themselves from him.
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When those accusations emerged, other Republicans distanced themselves from Mr Moore.
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No evidence has emerged that active military officials ordered the killing.
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But taken together, four key themes clearly emerged from the pack.
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Finally, on Tuesday, the remaining four players and their coach emerged.
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Mr. Brock has emerged in this campaign as one of Mrs.
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But something else emerged: Many students were facing serious financial crises.
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The gleeful oligarch emerged from jail pledging to overthrow Mr Nazarbayev.
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Mattress Firm emerged from bankruptcy and closed about 660 underperforming stores.
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So far no pictures or videos of the clowns have emerged.
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Just then, Caffrey emerged from the crowd, taking Staub by surprise.
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Shortly after Drudge broke the news, a more complicated picture emerged.
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Biden, 73, has emerged as one of Clinton's most powerful surrogates.
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In recent decades, a number of LGBTQ-friendly balls have emerged.
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Last week, allegations emerged that Donald Trump Jr. communicated with WikiLeaks.
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In his first statement since the yearbook photo emerged, Lt. Gov.
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Also, why have so many recent corporate scandals emerged from America?
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But for many networks, a stark reality has emerged around SDN.
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Hours later, I emerged from my phone screen frazzled and depressed.
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And certain behavior patterns emerged that accompanied different color-shifting displays.
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Ellis has recently emerged as one of the medium's breakout stars.
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But R. rex emerged far earlier on in the Cambrian Period.
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The lights re-emerged, though, as Thomas approached mile marker 84.
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Herein, the most interesting trends that emerged at this week's show.
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The second man later emerged and eventually kicked the woman, too.
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Top rifle maker Remington Outdoor Company emerged from bankruptcy in May.
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The individual emerged from the incident unharmed, according to an official.
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His talent for painting and drawing emerged at an early age.
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After 25 minutes, operations manager Joe Evans emerged with the ring.
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And when I emerged and looked in the mirror, I shrieked.
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He emerged from the session optimistic but with no agreement secured.
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No credible evidence has emerged that Apple has ever done so.
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When those protests ended, it seemed the villagers had emerged victorious.
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Mr. Broidy resigned last week after reports of the agreement emerged.
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But Richie Finestra hasn't yet emerged as a fleshed-out antihero.
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Memes emerged comparing Trump's deplorables to the cast of The Expendables.
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However, he has emerged apparently shed of his highly controversial history.
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A similar gloomier picture emerged for the bloc's dominant service industry.
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Bieber crisis is officially over ... and somehow, they both emerged victorious.
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A key witness who emerged early in this case is Maj.
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He emerged in April to speak at a form in Chicago.
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Later on Wednesday, reports emerged that he died in the blasts.
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No video has emerged to confirm that Paul Overby remains alive.
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Fortunately, marquee names in tech have emerged as champions of encryption.
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Barring any new issues, Samsung seems to have emerged relatively unscathed.
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Hours later, news emerged that the Amazon CEO was dating Sanchez.
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Among the key lessons that emerged was a need for humility.
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It emerged as Europe's weakest lender in stress tests last July.
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La Niña emerged last year for the first time since 2012.
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The very creation of the EPA, remember, emerged from public outcry.
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Trade has emerged as a key flashpoint between Clinton and Sanders.
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A pattern has emerged with every new allegation of sexual misconduct.
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Thus, no implicit code of etiquette has emerged around their use.
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Investors were encouraged that the centrist Macron emerged as the favorite.
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In the aftermath, a number of winners and losers have emerged.
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Desolate but not defeated On Wednesday, a more discouraging video emerged.
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One cub emerged and was quickly followed by its three siblings.
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But a curious trend has emerged over the past few years.
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Meanwhile, a number of lighterweight open-source projects emerged in 2015.
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She became a powerful symbol for pettiness because she emerged triumphant.
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Beginning in 2009, a sovereign debt crisis emerged in the eurozone.
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It said no issues had emerged connected with the tire itself.
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Conflicting theories emerged about the motives of the hijacker, an Egyptian.
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Carlyle became a minority owner once the company emerged from bankruptcy.
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The group that emerged nearly three decades ago was particularly talented.
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Questions about security inside the College Board emerged earlier this year.
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Some industry experts say signs of tighter liquidity have already emerged.
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Clinton emerged about 85033 minutes later, telling reporters she felt great.
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Over the weekend, 8chan re-emerged under a new name, 8kun.
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At the same time, global growth fears emerged in financial markets.
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Overtime pay in particular emerged as a key middle class issue.
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A steady stream of players has emerged in the media coverage.
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For this, she has emerged as a folk hero among Democrats.
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Theresa May ultimately emerged victorious in the race for prime minister.
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Perhaps the biggest difference is that Western suburbs emerged fully formed.
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Alas, those sentiments were quickly forgotten when a hostile raider emerged.
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Smaller providers that have emerged in recent years include CityFibre CITYC.
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Allegations have emerged linking her family to the scandal in Jujuy.
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While each girl had her own style, a common thread emerged.
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"This case proves that the conflict has already emerged," Thomas wrote.
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After national elections in 2010, he emerged as a power broker.
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Several names have emerged as possible front-runners to succeed Mattis.
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And Trump has generally emerged from intra-GOP conflicts with strength.
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The plot emerged after one student threatened another online on Nov.
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You can read a timeline of how the scandal emerged here.
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Carlos emerged, holding a gun, and told her to get in.
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Several officials have publicly defended the colonel since his testimony emerged.
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Trapero has emerged as a hero for the pro-independence movement.
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The first detailed reports of the killings emerged in early 2002.
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Meanwhile, a few leading candidates have emerged on the Democratic side.
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Other anti-government groups have also emerged since the conflict erupted.
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Rumors of Collins's possible insider trading have emerged in the past.
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Schools took safety precautions after violent threats emerged on social media.
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Sundquist's Genie from "Aladdin" emerged from a golden lamp in 2018.
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Cincinnati emerged with a 34-23 win over the Indianapolis Colts.
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The administration's account of the meeting evolved as more details emerged.
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Lots of new facts have emerged in the past two years.
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He never emerged from the building and hasn't been seen since.
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Peter Sloterdijk has emerged as his country's most controversial public intellectual.
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The complaints have emerged as Springleaf presses its statehouse lobbying campaign.
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And on Friday, yet another front emerged in the legal battle.
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Myth: Homo sapiens first emerged 200,000 years ago in east Africa.
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But instead of breaking down barriers, more single-gender organizations emerged.
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Her vice president, Michel Temer, emerged victorious in the power struggle.
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We'll see which presidential candidates emerged from the crowd this week.
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Not surprisingly, foreign policy fissures have emerged among top Democratic candidates.
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Lawmakers emerged from the meeting confident they would get a deal.
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It emerged from bankruptcy protection in April after restructuring its debt.
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The allegations against the lieutenant governor emerged just days after Gov.
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Brown emerged from his interior office and asked for their perspective.
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Jeanmar Gomez has emerged as the closer in the reconfigured bullpen.
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But when Amazon emerged, Riggio was caught on his back foot.
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Members of Pussy Riot also emerged from this St. Petersburg underground.
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The news of the killings emerged almost in real time online.
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A Statue of Liberty figure on stilts emerged from the crowd.
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Water scooters arrived within seconds, and Fanning and Wilson emerged unscathed.
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The finding emerged from a LinkedIn analysis of user-generated data.
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The BJP emerged with the majority of seats in both votes.
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But throughout the year, stories have emerged of tourists behaving badly.
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No proof has emerged that Banks committed crimes in South Africa.
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Evidence quickly emerged of ethnic cleansing and war crimes against Kurds.
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The night was somewhat salvaged, though, because our drinkware emerged unscathed.
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Their stories match several that have already emerged in public reports.
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How did United States officials respond when the reports first emerged?
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Two other boys emerged from the cave at 19.53:40 p.m.
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A video emerged this month showing the first test trains running.
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Brazil emerged in 1985 from a repressive 21-year military dictatorship.
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Giuliani has emerged as a central figure in the Ukraine controversy.
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But in the subtext of the scene, a third figure emerged.
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Those previous conclusions emerged from exit polls released on election night.
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The Kentucky turkey emerged victorious, per the White House Historical Association.
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Hayley emerged as a deeply analytical thinker with horsepower for days.
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But no proof ever emerged that Mr. Ishtiwi had done so.
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Trump emerged from neither a log cabin nor the contemporary meritocracy.
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Meanwhile, Sansa emerged as the sanest member of the Stark household.
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During the Bosnian conflict, a particularly pernicious tactic emerged: ethnic cleansing.
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Trump's comments come as more questions have emerged about McConnell's leadership.
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Photographs of the meeting first emerged from Russia's Tass news agency.
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Through it all, I embraced the new technologies as they emerged
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Still, I emerged myself in the water and started floating instantly.
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Today, more details — and a first look at imagery — have emerged.
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But most importantly, both a villain and a potential winner emerged.
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When LSU emerged for the kickoff, Fournette was in full gear.
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It's not all that surprising a company like Birdly has emerged.
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Ayahuasca emerged again in the early 1960s with the counterculture movement.
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Many people emerged as fashion designers and established their own businesses.
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This pattern has already emerged in the most recent bidding rounds.
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Garfield's internet life emerged decades after he became a cultural object.
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Big Tech has emerged as an important player in the trend.
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Most seem to have emerged in the early to mid-1990s.
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Trump has emerged from his intelligence briefing on the Russia hacks.
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But the context within which he emerged has dictated his categorization.
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A few years ago, Tinder emerged as the hot new service.
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A report emerged that Samsung had rushed production of the phone.
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Mr. McMoarn emerged from the cabin and did a double take.
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Mr. Stoudemire emerged, towering a full head above the teeming humanity.
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The more I dug into it, the more complexity that emerged.
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A distinctive Hong Kong culture emerged: hybridized, outward-looking, and entrepreneurial.
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Recordings emerged of Bentley making suggestive comments toward Mason in 2014.
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Eastern time, two narratives -- both disastrously bad for Trump -- emerged: 2100.
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Mississippi State's defensive prowess emerged against the Abilene Christian running game.
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But, in the end, a national pricing plan for carbon emerged.
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Then, from the depths of her Moncler coat, an envelope emerged.
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Images of harsh police treatment also emerged in local news reports.
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The raw tape has emerged as the gold standard of fact.
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Cases linked to Iran have also emerged elsewhere in the world.
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The Frenchman emerged from the mooring field in his own dinghy.
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And I was struck by how clear of a picture emerged.
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In one of the final "Cobra" pieces, a soprano voice emerged.
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And evidence has emerged of the harms created by the strategy.
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New details emerged on how Stephen C. Paddock planned the attack.
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France has emerged victorious against Croatia, by four goals to two.
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In Europe, five portfolios of loans emerged over the past week.
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She has defended her husband since the allegations against him emerged.
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Fifteen new/old nations emerged out of the Soviet Union alone.
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Mr. Trump has emerged as a kind of political Rorschach test.
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But two schools of thought — which aren't mutually exclusive — have emerged.
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Evidence has emerged undermining the allegation of one of the accusers.
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But each time, the company has stayed the course and emerged.
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Amid this turmoil, the new generation of wealthy buyers has emerged.
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A dangerous, large-scale feedback loop that promotes wildfires has emerged.
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Neither returned to the Starr team after the Lewinsky scandal emerged.
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Rimsky-Korsakov emerged from this period a vastly more polished composer.
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When he emerged from his truck, he was carrying two guns.
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Facebook had emerged as an important, more independent channel for information.
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In these circumstances, Pope Francis has emerged as the anti-strongman.
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As news of the plan emerged on Friday, so did criticism.
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New allegations emerged on Tuesday in the Peruvian paper La República.
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"McGuane has emerged a master of the short story," he writes.
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I think this is something that's emerged in the last year.
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Doctors, web developers, engineers, and scientists emerged as their top choices.
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Soon after word emerged that the authorities were investigating the group.
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Mr. Bratchley's group first emerged from the cave at 3 p.m.
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William Shatner has emerged as a vocal champion of the song.
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Slowly at first, one teacher after another emerged to offer classes.
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Consider two other progressive groups that've emerged since Sanders's 2016 run.
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This might be the moment that Clemson fully emerged from it.
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He never emerged; the authorities said he died of smoke inhalation.
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But when the coronavirus emerged, so did fears of upsetting Beijing.
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Ryan emerged as a player by sponsoring, along with then-Sen.
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Although her party emerged as the strongest force in the Sept.
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No one has publicly emerged to allege him of sexual harassment.
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She emerged to chants of "Holy s--t" from excited fans.
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Hundreds of millions of Chinese citizens have emerged from abject poverty.
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As the election has approached, new challenges have emerged for Alaska.
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Mr. Morris, who turns 62 this month, emerged during the 1980s.
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Chante lingered in her sadness for a few minutes, then emerged.
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In Europe, four portfolios of loans emerged over the past week.
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Mr. Podlesnyi, 41, had emerged from his outhouse early on Dec.
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When they finally emerged, they saw the damage to their neighborhood.
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None of the problems that were expected by opponents have emerged.
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She has since emerged as a vocal critic of the administration.
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As the objects were assembled, he said, two central themes emerged.
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Sunday night in Watkins Glen, N.Y. an heir might have emerged.
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DelBene has emerged as a leader in the company's coronavirus response.
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D.C. candidates emerged as the only electoral victors of the night.
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He left the firm in 2016 after the scandal first emerged.
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Andrew Cuomo has emerged as an authoritative voice in the crisis.
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They said they would reopen the case if new evidence emerged.
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But so far, no one has emerged to take her on.
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The conversation Meanwhile, Andrew Cuomo has emerged as the anti-Trump.
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Then in the 1990s, similar evidence emerged for mice and monkeys.
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Slovakia, then part of Czechoslovakia, emerged from communist rule in 1989.
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Three years later, in 1913, a similar pattern of illness emerged.
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Kim blew an actual lifeguard whistle for "Cannonball," and emerged grinning.
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" A different sound emerged: "It insisted on becoming a string quartet.
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COVID-19 first emerged in Wuhan, China in December last year.
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As the accusations emerged, survivors of abuse have shared their stories.
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The region's myth and its name emerged around the same time.
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GM emerged from Chapter 11 and staged an IPO in 2010.
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Amid it all, a surprising participant has gingerly emerged: the Yankees.
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On Sunday night, Mr. Parr, 73, emerged to a cheering crowd.
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Among the questions that emerged: Can a machine talk too much?
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Meanwhile, reports emerged of a chaotic initial response to the virus.
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A raft of new production policies and incentives emerged from Beijing.
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Yeni González emerged into the warm evening air in Eloy, Ariz.
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A broad consensus has emerged that elimination is the best strategy.
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They emerged "optimistic" about getting a deal with Democrats, said Sen.
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When an official version of what happened emerged, colleagues were skeptical.
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They had been suspended in February when the accusations first emerged.
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But other new figures emerged after the contentious July 19 meeting.
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More rifts emerged and rockets began pelting the island, wreaking havoc.
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That could conceivably change, of course, if new damaging information emerged.
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The new virus first emerged in Wuhan, China on Dec. 31.
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Fisheries have already emerged as one of the biggest sticking points.
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The new virus, which first emerged in Wuhan, China, on Dec.
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But I didn't feel ready to share it when #MeToo emerged.
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She emerged better known and — Leavell suggests — resolved to enjoy life.
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Yet the stories that emerged were ultimately about resilience and love.
|
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Meanwhile, a strong centrist candidate hasn't yet emerged from the pack.
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Champions League: Borussia Dortmund and Barcelona emerged with a scoreless draw.
|
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Before long, more reports about spying emerged in the news media.
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LONDON — Last season, a hot new trend emerged during fashion month.
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The first known case emerged in the Middle East today (Reuters).
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It is most likely from their quarter that the leak emerged.
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And it wouldn't be the first time that charge has emerged.
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But by July 13, alternate explanations emerged: A site called WhatDoesItMean.
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No evidence of criminal wrongdoing related to the Bidens has emerged.
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When Stijn emerged the next morning, bleary-eyed, at 11 a.m.
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To her surprise, 52 genes emerged with firm links to intelligence.
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And how much does evidence that emerged after the House's Dec.
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Read more:Impeachment crushed Nixon&aposs approval ratings, but Clinton emerged unscathed.
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It emerged in the 1950s out of general Cold War paranoia.
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When they emerged from the forest, they were surrounded by police.
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To be sure, Colorado has not emerged from the downturn unscathed.
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She has also emerged as a frequent foil for President Trump.
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He spent only 230 minutes with the wrinkled man who emerged.
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He emerged as a finger-wagging online equivalent of Lewis Hamilton.
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Mr. Artemenko, 48, emerged from the opposition that Mr. Manafort nurtured.
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The pilots emerged from the cockpit and joined in the celebration.
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Some of the reasons emerged last week in Kolkata, formerly Calcutta.
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Since the report emerged, Warren and Harris called for Kavanaugh's removal.
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If you watched the presentation, what themes emerged as you watched?
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Then came talk of eviction proceedings — but the cat emerged victorious.
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Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren and Pete Buttigieg emerged as front-runners.
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Why it matters: Facial recognition has emerged as a privacy flashpoint.
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New possibilities for resource extraction, tourism, fishing and navigation have emerged.
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The genre which emerged needed a whole new name: New Wave.
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Evidence of Scavino's active participation in Trump's tweets emerged last autumn.
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As exonerees, they emerged with big dollar signs on their backs.
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WASHINGTON — A rare thing emerged in Washington early this year: agreement.
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Illiberal right-wing populism has emerged as a potent alternative model.
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Zador emerged from the pool with blood pouring from his head.
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Moogfest has emerged as the opposite of typical electronic-music festivals.
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The concept of the auteur emerged in a male-supremacist context.
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From the well of the Senate, two profiles in courage emerged.
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Yet officials only began taking an interest when investor potential emerged.
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A second whistleblower has emerged in the impeachment case against Trump.
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"It was black magic, and then a framework emerged," Rigetti says.
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No evidence has emerged that Biden acted to benefit his son.
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Who will have emerged with the strongest chance of stopping Sanders?
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After a while a young man emerged, shirtless, shrugging off sleep.
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An alternative to the official voice imposed for years has emerged.
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An alternative to the official voice imposed for years has emerged.
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But at the presidential level, the Democratic majority has already emerged.
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When White Claw emerged, it seemed like a natural next step.
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The use of stimulants emerged and spread about seven years ago.
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Once the bucolic main theme emerged, the performance settled in beautifully.
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The main battle tanks emerged nearby, snow sliding off their flanks.
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The Kurdish secular party sank, and Erdogan emerged with a majority.
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Precise details about the tip or any evidence have not emerged.
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During the Bush Presidency, Land emerged as a forceful political advocate.
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No official account of how Mr. Ghosn escaped has emerged yet.
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Ms. Moore periodically emerged from the building to lend her support.
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Martha McSally emerged from a bitter GOP Senate primary on Tuesday.
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A fourth factor has emerged that could outpace the other three.
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Chinese groceries and restaurants have emerged to serve the local population.
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In the post-atomic era, apes emerged as our preferred understudy.
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When he emerged from the plane, law-enforcement agents were waiting.
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Phil emerged with a nice photo of the D.A.'s hand.
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Garrett's claim emerged Wednesday during an appeals hearing, according to ESPN.
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Magazines, galleries, and clubs quickly emerged to respond to this appetite.
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And that emerged primarily from my experience with high-yield bonds.
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However, Democrat Eryn Gilchrist entered the race after Gibson's comments emerged.
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Why have these challenges emerged now, and with such a vengeance?
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But Buttigieg emerged wounded after a verbal knife fight with Sen.
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She was shivering from the cold water when she finally emerged.
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New details have since emerged about the cunning of the plot.
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But as investigators scramble to find her, few answers have emerged.
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No sanctions emerged, and Trump's team labored to explain the confusion.
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RIYADH, Sept 21 (Reuters) - Saudi Aramco has emerged from the Sept.
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For critics of the administration, Rosenstein has emerged as a hero.
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The accusations against him emerged after he left office in 2011.
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Porter departed the White House after accusations of spousal abuse emerged.
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Jubilant supporters emerged in celebration after Odinga took the symbolic oath.
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When Mr. Trump won, Mr. Thiel emerged as a key adviser.
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The allegations against Fairfax emerged earlier this year as Democratic Gov.
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However, he withdrew after reports of the affair with Delgado emerged.
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The next day, residents emerged from their homes, tentative and wary.
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The allegations emerged in an explosive Washington Post report published Thursday.
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The activists' case emerged first on a website, unsourced and unsigned.
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In the other trial, Adam Skelos emerged as a pitiable figure.
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Facebook has emerged as the social media ad platform of choice.
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But from the few details that have emerged, there are differences.
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Neither Lyft nor Uber has emerged as a financially sound business.
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Macron visited Ivory Coast in late December, before the warrant emerged.
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Reports of the Trump Tower meeting first emerged over the summer.
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Less than 24 hours later, peace emerged in the Pullman neighborhood.
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Minutes later, members emerged to say the changes had been scrapped.
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American popular culture emerged at the time of President Andrew Jackson.
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When Quakerism emerged, proper behavior still required this status-based differentiation.
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One day she emerged, went into violent convulsions and fell still.
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The consultant passed, and no one else emerged in that capacity.
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And now ASF has emerged as a very, very serious threat.
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An elusive bliss that can dissolve as fast as it emerged.
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It first emerged Friday on the day of the opening ceremony.
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Happily, a new snow-fail champion emerged from an unexpected quarter.
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New public-private partnerships have emerged to continue China's borrowing spree.
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Kennedy was touching on a whispering campaign that emerged around Rao.
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Right now, though, the chemical has emerged as a likely culprit.
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Nonetheless, Mr. Son has emerged as one of WeWork's biggest boosters.
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It's surprising how little contemporary fiction has emerged from American prisons.
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In the smart appliances realm, Samsung has emerged as a leader.
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Clues to this pattern emerged from other parts of the world.
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Ms. Toffler's importance to the couple's book-writing enterprise emerged gradually.
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China emerged as a manufacturing powerhouse over the past two decades.
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He emerged as the party's favorite long before anyone started voting.
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No clear new direction emerged from the city's protest movement Tuesday.
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But a generational split emerged in how voters took Biden's remarks.
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A few minutes later a man emerged from the back offices.
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Michael Sanchez had previously emerged as a suspect in the leaks.
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Which of the two alpha-predators emerged victorious in the end?
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My nipples emerged from the Willow swollen, misshapen, and disconcertingly white.
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She emerged in May 2016 with the presidential election well underway.
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In the next few decades, two Massachusetts politicians emerged as Democratic presidential nominees (Michael Dukakis in 513 and John Kerry in 2004); two emerged as main contenders for the nomination (Ted Kennedy in 1980 and Paul Tsongas in 1992); and one emerged as the Republican nominee (Mitt Romney in 2012), with some Republicans believing he was too liberal or moderate.
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They learn that racist ideology emerged out of the need to reconcile the dehumanizing and violent practice of slavery with Christianity as well as attempts at more humanistic secular thinking that emerged during the Enlightenment period.
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Since SpaceX first emerged to challenge those longtime government contractors, which had a lock on government space missions, a wave of commercial activity has emerged around the International Space Station, supporting the creation of new industries.
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The Republicans and Democrats saw it differently, but as the evidence emerged, a bipartisan consensus emerged on the committee and a number of Republicans, Tom Railsback, who just passed away, Caldwell Butler, who loved Richard Nixon.
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Hey, at least somebody emerged from the Zune era for the better.
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If there was little news from the first meeting, two clues emerged.
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Several of their teammates will address issues that emerged during the year.
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"It's evident Formlabs has emerged as the leader in desktop 3D printing."
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The story soon became international news when details emerged about the altercation.
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Faced with this false choice, a competition for extreme policies has emerged.
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After a day of the story being reported out, the truth emerged.
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Reports that the seventh and eight boys were rescued emerged soon after.
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Leitch recently emerged as a front-runner in her party leadership race.
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Workers clamoured to get a shot of the exact moment Bertha emerged.
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Deutsche emerged unscathed from the financial crash but later lost its footing.
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After the scandal emerged, the university canceled Chung's admission and expelled her.
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Taylor speaks with the clarity of someone who emerged from a cult.
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Some passengers emerged from the terminal with blood spattered over their clothes.
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Throughout the episode, a whole new side of Kanye West, 39, emerged.
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When she emerged in March, she had dropped the $ from her name.
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Days later news emerged that youth leader Solo Sandeng died in custody.
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In recent years, luminosity itself has emerged as Gwenn Thomas's ultimate subject.
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Michael Flynn has emerged as a possible choice for national security adviser.
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A man allegedly emerged, climbed into the driver's seat, and sped off.
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The ship paused unexpectedly in Trinidad and emerged again in the new
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That is when the contemporary parties kind of emerged as a group.
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It's important to note that some of these parties emerged much earlier.
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Democratic attorneys general have emerged as significant opponents to the Trump administration.
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But now because Conservatives are the targets, a new standard has emerged.
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Eugene McCarthy emerged as early antiwar candidate and favorite of student activists.
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When rumors of that tenor first emerged, they were just that — rumors.
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The ATS emerged as a distinct category of software in the 22s.
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The newly emerged Italian Banco BMP was 1.49 percent higher on Wednesday.
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A groundswell of grassroots support, however, has emerged for Omar since Friday.
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His longer hair was slicked back as he emerged from the surf.
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At about that same time, a worrying new strain of research emerged.
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Malaysia has emerged as one of the alternative destinations for scrap players.
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The loose hacking and trolling collective Anonymous emerged in a similar fashion.
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Since then, the Kremlin has once again emerged as the likeliest culprit.
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The second great era of globalisation (1870-19803 was the first) emerged.
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In October 2016 plans emerged for a new supercavitating torpedo, Khishchnik ("Predator").
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The first two boys emerged at 233:40 and 5:50 p.m.
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The countries emerged from behind the iron curtain after decades of trauma.
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The drivers all emerged from their vehicles without severe injuries, SBNation reported.
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"China 2.0 has emerged," declares Marshall Fisher of the Wharton Business School.
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The more people he spoke to, the starker the patterns that emerged.
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Mr Benalla was fired, but only after the video emerged in public.
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Reports emerged early Friday that the White House would remove Lt. Col.
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Luckily, he emerged from the building just a few moments after entry.
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Their real reason for calling only emerged later, through an offhand comment.
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Eventually, reports emerged that Maroon 2000 would perform at the Super Bowl.
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So far, a handful of theories behind their alleged breakup have emerged.
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It first filed for bankruptcy in June 2017, but emerged fairly quickly.
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Star studies is an academic discipline that emerged out of film criticism.
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Computer dating emerged in the 1950s and '60s, long before the internet.
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All the paintings in this show have emerged from a strange obsession.
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Two explanations have emerged for why FinCEN personnel have been locked out.
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Joining them today is a German startup that first emerged in 2014.
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In some ways, she's emerged as progressives' answer to, say, Illinois Rep.
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Innovative tech giants emerged with little foresight about their role in society.
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Star Wars emerged from this mix of stubborn impulses and defiant independence.
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When Wilpon emerged from the team's strategy sessions, staff members were cheering.
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I would assemble things until the concept emerged, and then refine it.
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The question emerged: What would hold society together without God or King?
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Network effects have emerged as the native defense in the digital world.
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The approach emerged out of one of Microsoft's biggest failures: Windows Phone.
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The politics of the deal have emerged front and center of late.
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"Even with geopolitical tensions, no safe-haven demand has emerged," he said.
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With this, a great sense of nostalgia emerged for an unexperienced memory.
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Few details have emerged about the motives or demands of the hijackers.
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They're also becoming more explicit in explaining the gap that has emerged.
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By the time Woods emerged to tee off at 236:40 a.m.
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"She has emerged as the clear-cut person to beat," he said.
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But consumers have largely weathered the trade tensions, having emerged relatively unscathed.
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The facts that have emerged have repeatedly confirmed that he acted appropriately.
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California finally emerged from its worst drought in recorded history last year.
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Rumors emerged this week on Twitter, actually — not from a news source.
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But surprisingly, some positive representations of Middle Eastern and Muslim characters emerged.
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No person has emerged as a possible contender to lead the country.
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AI has emerged because of several key advancements: First, massive computing power.
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Then why has this trend towards "deglobalization" emerged in Western developed countries?
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Fed up with corruption, a grassroots movement demanding transparency emerged in 2014.
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Reports of aviation accidents have emerged repeatedly in China in recent weeks.
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When photography emerged on the scene, the silhouette became a niche art.
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Despite the terse announcement, the backstory of Appelbaum's resignation quickly emerged online.
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All of this emerged later in a lawsuit filed by the SEC.
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In China, a top oil importer, signs of a slowdown have emerged.
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Startling details of Smart's captivity emerged following her rescue in early 2003.
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Neither spoke, and a few minutes later Bernie emerged from the lounge.
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Here on Earth, abiogenesis was characterized at the moment when RNA emerged.
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But then, a video emerged that pointed to the true culprit: vandals.
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But after the horse-trading had finished, it emerged with political power.
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The conventional model of schooling emerged in Prussia in the 18th century.
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As humans spread throughout the world, different strains of the bacteria emerged.
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Tracks continued to leak out here and there, but nothing concrete emerged.
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Yet Turkey has emerged unscathed from similar tight spots in the past.
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Reports had emerged of exploding Samsung washing machines about a year ago.
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How such contradictory conclusions emerged from similar approaches is now being debated.
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Be positive We just emerged from months of short days and snowfall.
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Another Kennedy shift emerged at the end of the recently completed term.
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A handful of startups have recently emerged that specialize in their production.
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She emerged on Wednesday as a potential candidate for secretary of state.
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But within days, it emerged that Kengeter had not yet been exonerated.
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When it emerged in Britain he had become foreign minister of Moldova.
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Khan, a Navy surgeon, emerged from the operating room weary, but satisfied.
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On Thursday, a cow claiming to be even bigger than Knickers emerged.
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Greece emerged from close financial supervision by its lenders in August 2018.
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And each time, we emerged stronger and better than we were before.
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And what new regional trends have emerged in the way we vote?
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The Republican Party emerged to deal with the thorny issue of slavery.
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And apparently, a villain has already emerged, according to host Chris Harrison.
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Having combed through everything the last of them emerged only at 3am.
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Similar protests have emerged throughout Europe, including in Belgium, Sweden and Germany.
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Underwood is 26, and he recently emerged from a year-long relationship.
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Somewhere in recent years though, unicorns emerged and the dogma was upended.
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Instead of evolving over many centuries, most emerged in a relative heartbeat.
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Bieber, 21, later emerged from the club with his eyes partially shut.
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As senators left town Thursday afternoon, no clear path forward had emerged.
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But he was let go in March and no serious suitors emerged.
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Often, we simply met for drinks or meals, but impromptu traditions emerged.
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