It was a show about a group of erratically employed young people living in north London, when that was a thing erratically employed young people could still afford to do.
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The man had been driving erratically before mounting the curb.
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Relatives have said he acted erratically since returning from Iraq.
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Tuesday of a man acting erratically behind a Mexican restaurant.
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The numbers and letters on her computer screen jumped erratically.
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As the couple underwent divorce proceedings, Betty began acting erratically.
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What will D.J. think of his mother, who visited erratically?
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But information flies in erratically from other parts of the globe.
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"I almost caught [them] but she started driving erratically," Cole said.
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He then began behaving erratically, though not violently, the inmates said.
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In the past few months, he's lashed out and acted erratically.
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When the markets behave erratically, anxieties escalate and questions naturally arise.
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" He was behaving erratically, she said, but "didn't seem that dangerous.
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Cristiano Ronaldo played erratically for Portugal, and Chile gradually took control.
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She could feel her heart beating erratically as she called 911.
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She described Mr. Bonds, 34, as acting erratically, though not violently.
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Afib occurs when the upper chambers of the heart beat erratically.
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Just hours before Phoebe's death, police had questioned Jonchuck for acting erratically.
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Last fall it made headlines when astronomers determined that it's flickering erratically.
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Her family says that her mental illness often made her act erratically.
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His eyes fluttered erratically, as he slipped in and out of lucidity.
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This "Tubelight" flickers erratically for a long time and then dies out.
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That evening, police tried to pull over Walton as he drove erratically.
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But rather than react erratically to email, respond to it more intentionally.
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Or the opposite might happen: Abuse might be ignored or policed erratically.
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Other devices like Nest Secure and Nest x Yale Locks behaved erratically.
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For a time any bright blue object would fizz and spit erratically.
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Sometimes, our choices are mutually inconsistent, or we change our minds erratically.
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President Trump has responded belatedly and erratically to the pressing domestic needs.
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The lack of blood flow was causing her heart to beat erratically.
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Uber passenger: Dalton drove erratically before shooting One of Dalton's Uber passengers on the day of the shootings -- but before the bloodshed started -- told CNN that Dalton started behaving erratically after receiving a phone call in the car.
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Keim was observed driving erratically in Chandler before being pulled over, they said.
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They said she talked fast and erratically, and she wasn't making much sense.
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"After the coma I was behaving erratically," he said in the Netflix special.
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In case you don't, it's a biological disparagement of women as erratically unhinged.
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Musk had been acting erratically for months even before the take-private tweet.
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Prior to the take-private debacle, Musk had been acting erratically for months.
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Some of Cajal's images are rough, as if erratically squiggled on scrap paper.
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Just hours before Phoebe's death, police had questioned Jonchuck for allegedly acting erratically.
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But had started acting erratically earlier in the day, according to police records.
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The site was back in operation by midmorning but responded slowly and erratically.
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Mr. Wyatt, a broker, was also trading client money "erratically," the assistant said.
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But the document said Busch was unable to follow directions and acted erratically.
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She had been behaving erratically, including angry outbursts and lapsing into catatonia midsentence.
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One of them checked in erratically, around four times per day at random intervals.
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Simpson's mother called 911 on Thursday and reported her son was allegedly acting erratically.
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People on Survivor act erratically anyway — making decisions from paranoia and fear and hope.
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But when the family reached Palmetto, Georgia, Chase began acting erratically in the SUV.
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The correction officers said Mr. McMillon had lunged at them and was behaving erratically.
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Before he was captured, witnesses allegedly saw him acting erratically at a convenience store.
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Officials said the prolonged wind event will lead to fire spreading rapidly and erratically.
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Meanwhile, Banks' rep has denied reports accusing the rapper, not Crowe, of acting erratically.
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They were risking their lives, but were often paid erratically and not in full.
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But for some patients, AFib — when the heart beats erratically — can have serious consequences.
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It was clear that the fire had whipped through very quickly, and somewhat erratically.
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As Presley's drug consumption continued in the 1970s, he suffered overdoses and acted erratically.
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" Authorities said the woman was "acting erratically and refusing to listen to officers' commands.
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So, the Senate is functioning today, albeit erratically; but it is far from broken.
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Shelby, who is charged with first-degree manslaughter, has said he was behaving erratically.
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But since Earth's magnetic field has been behaving erratically, scientists felt they couldn't wait.
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Lincoln was known to behave erratically and was ultimately committed to a mental hospital.
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Erratically paced and with a pitch-black heart, the movie manipulates at every turn.
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As a legislative actor, Trump appears to shift somewhat erratically between two different modes.
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Musk's leadership skills have come into question ever since he started acting erratically months ago.
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This is costly and still in its infancy, and governments have supported it only erratically.
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Mr. Petty said that people with traumatic brain injuries are more likely to act erratically.
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Take agriculture which suffers as soil dries, rain falls erratically and winters get less cold.
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For their part, Tulsa cops have suggested Crutcher was behaving erratically and not following commands.
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Innovators rightfully complain that the FDA's rules shift erratically via administrative rulings and uneven enforcement.
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She was hospitalized again in 2010 and 2012 after behaving erratically at a porn convention.
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The incident began when campus police received information about a student acting erratically, Bonath said.
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Mr. Wood said Mr. Crutcher had behaved erratically and refused to comply with police commands.
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The game warped his thinking and drove him to behave erratically — or so some insisted.
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It had a new, exaggerated flush, as if his heart was racing or beating erratically.
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The police now believe that she was driving so erratically because she was being chased.
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It has poor palm rejection when I'm typing, causing the cursor to jump around erratically.
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If Trump continues to behave this erratically, the consequences could be, well, unpredictable — and that's scary.
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He had awakened in the middle of the night to his wife, Tina Costello, moving erratically.
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At first, when they received a little too much MDMA, they breathed erratically and turned white.
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In fact, Japan's economic fortunes and Tokyo's season-opening tuna prices seem to float rather erratically.
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Sony ran into some problems with its earpad controls, which can behave erratically in cold weather.
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And in a few cases, the Spark seemed to behave erratically based on a simple gesture.
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I wave the machete around erratically, and before I know it my pursuers are all dead.
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" According to TMZ, Lana Meisner told police he was "waving a BB gun and acting erratically.
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Before McNabb was taken into custody, witnesses allegedly saw him acting erratically at a convenience store.
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The Russian plane was armed and flew "erratically", the official added, describing the encounter as "unsafe".
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Witnesses said the plane taxied erratically and did not communicate with the flight tower before takeoff.
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As a result, the marginal tax rate, including both taxes and withdrawn benefits, jumps around erratically.
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But, I just went to Apple and had mine swapped out because it was behaving erratically.
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"These two people just approached our table … very erratically and started cussing at us" he added.
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The combination of natural lighting and newsreel-like use of "shakycam" created an erratically voyeuristic experience.
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Honeycutt's mother was reportedly the one who called police Friday, saying her son was acting erratically.
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Mr. Saland also raised the possibility that Mr. Hanegby had been riding erratically before being struck.
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He replies to email erratically; "sent on the fly from God knows where," reads his signature.
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One of the problems is that the VIX, and associated derivatives, behave erratically when volatility explodes.
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She began acting erratically and, at the time, no one knew what she was going through.
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He fled the scene and was later seen driving erratically before crashing into another vehicle in Tumwater.
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The police officer was responding to a report about a person driving erratically around 7:30 a.m.
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Chances are that the model may need to be trained or else could start to behave erratically.
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A little bit ago my fiancé got a ride with him and he was driving VERY erratically.
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That kind of accuracy is a huge help against Pharah, who moves very erratically when she's hovering.
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The trees' leaves have bloody tendencies; autumnal or aflame, they erratically burst into inky splotches of red.
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Their profound belief in God, and their godly calling, comes and goes erratically as the moment warrants.
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Authorities initially grew wary when two of the vehicles were seen driving erratically and suspiciously close together.
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"Bystanders and ballplayers scattered to avoid the vehicle as it drove erratically on the ballfield," police said.
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Mr. Meneses wore a vest and a red plastic hat and was acting erratically, Chief Aubry said.
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Until the third round when Rothwell began erratically dancing, rushed Vera, and caught him in a flurry.
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Noura's radiance becomes erratically pyrotechnic, setting off dozens of incendiary ideas but letting many of them fizzle.
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At one syringe exchange point in the centre of Tallinn, a man named Vitya* was quivering erratically.
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He tweets on his own, erratically, lashing out at foreign leaders, U.S. politicians and news anchors alike.
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He got pulled over for driving erratically while drunk once, only to get off with a warning.
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His business partner, Pete (Steve Buscemi), is acting erratically, having gone off his meds because of insurance troubles.
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Carter, 40, was arrested at a friend's house after a neighbor saw him behaving erratically holding a shotgun.
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Recent predecessors have included Gordon Brown, a Presbyterian minister's son, and the zealously if erratically religious Tony Blair.
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In fact, Japan's economic fortunes and Tokyo's season-opening tuna prices seem to float rather erratically (see chart).
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Indeed, the spectacle would've been funny if the guy behaving so erratically wasn't president of the United States.
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The men say it is sometimes moldy, and for those on lockdown, it is served erratically and cold.
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He urged residents to be ready to evacuate as the flames continued to move erratically in multiple directions.
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The remarks — nominally focused on a recent arrest in McKnight's death — swerved passionately and erratically among many topics.
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Likewise, the trackpad is smooth and glassy and tracks very well without making the cursor jump around erratically.
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Police had seen him riding his motorcycle erratically and pursued him for several blocks before he was shot.
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Videos on social media show a car driving erratically through the Woodfield Mall, about 203 minutes outside Chicago.
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The driver was not belligerent with police, but was acting erratically when confronted by officers, police told reporters.
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Donahue entered the tunnel on the New Jersey side, where a port authority officer saw him driving erratically.
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It was a "white object, oblong, pointing north, moving erratically," he told CNN's Jim Sciutto on Tuesday evening.
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Musk has behaved so erratically in the past few years that many have questioned his ability to lead.
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A mummy in this situation is liable to "act out," making muffled groaning noises and moving about erratically.
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One sees only a few of them at a time, in clusters which move erratically on the page.
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A big source of frustration for me was the menus erratically popping up around the side of the screen.
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These objects are often spinning or moving erratically, and their surfaces can be relatively smooth and hard to grasp.
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However, Big Nate (who spent time in solitary confinement) behaves erratically when Annalise and Nate go to visit him.
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The suit said officers threw her into the back of the van, failed to secure her and drove erratically.
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Even if you manage to install it, the game might behave erratically, and you might get banned from playing.
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For many, the situation has raised a question: Why did she act so erratically instead of surrendering to police?
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But if people act erratically, wandering about the lanes in ways they usually don't, the cars can get confused.
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Hyde was arrested after he was pulled over by law enforcement for driving erratically in his aunt&aposs car.
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Sullivan said his 4.73 rating contradicted reports that Dalton had been driving erratically in the weeks before the shooting.
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He started driving fast and erratically -- first into oncoming traffic, then blowing a stop sign and sideswiping a car.
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It's clever, but it also means those legs get wobbly pretty quickly, which makes them move around somewhat erratically.
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New video shows Maccarone driving erratically and yelling at the students in her vehicle just before she was arrested.
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He hit it 11 times during a 13-minute conversation, making the loud horn blare erratically through the gym.
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On the day he died, officers said he was behaving erratically, attacked several guards and had to be subdued.
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Tyrese—stoic and confident—is a good dancer, but Usher—a wild card who moves erratically—is even better.
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Meanwhile, there are troubles at home as the family's adored grandfather, Lolo, starts to forget things and act erratically.
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She was driving erratically, I did not feel safe, and I was slamming the invisible brake the whole ride.
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That is a dead copepod, a type of marine plankton, and it&aposs filled with parasites erratically swimming about.
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She described Mr. Bonds as acting erratically, though not violently, and she made no mention of his being armed.
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You'll definitely experience some tension on February 6 when Venus squares Uranus, inspiring people to act impulsively and erratically.
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When it comes to measures of critical interventions — the scary, accident-avoiding ones — Uber's metrics are trending upward, albeit erratically.
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I am afraid he will continue to act erratically towards me, verbally and physically, and in the presence of Ben.
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Some tax items, especially property transfer duties (10% of operating revenue), tend to evolve erratically and are less than predictable.
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Law enforcement sources tell us ... witnesses claim the 41-year-old was driving erratically and feared he would hurt someone.
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The bus driver showed "no signs of intoxication" nor was she driving erratically or suffering any medical emergencies, he continues.
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On April 25, students and staff at the school, located near the Tennessee border, noticed that Spencer was behaving erratically.
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Apple also has the best palm-rejection I've ever used, preventing the cursor from jumping around erratically when I'm typing.
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Over four years of observational data, KIC 8462852 flickered erratically, its light output sometimes dropping by as much as 20%.
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That makes sense, given that the erratically edited ad looks like something a middle-school student would produce on iMovie.
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We expected birds to fly erratically, crickets to chirp loudly, cows return back to their barns, and roosters to crow.
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In both cases, the airplanes behaved erratically after take-off, with sensors delivering conflicting information about the plane's flying position.
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Kelly Auld says Paris Hilton's troubled little bro was driving erratically in the white Range and drifting into her lane.
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In the weeks after the tragedy, Davis returns to work and acts as though nothing has happened but behaves erratically.
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Jude is squirming and wailing, his bare pudgy legs cycling erratically as her mother dangles him over the terrace railing.
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Your body will be humming with adrenaline, but don't cuss, yell, use slang or act erratically with law-enforcement officers.
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But the spectacle of a president acting so erratically has to concern investors, who already have been whipsawed by Powell.
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Guards testified that Mr. Strickland was behaving erratically and attacked an officer, causing both to fall down a concrete stairway.
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They understandably began an investigation into whether Trump was acting not erratically but by design to conceal his Russian influence.
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It could be useful for drivers, who could get a heads up before picking up a passenger who's behaving erratically.
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Uber is tracking some of its drivers' actions to determine whether they are driving erratically, the company said on Tuesday.
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Amidst the onslaught of headlines on the virus this week US stocks traded so erratically that they gave investors whiplash.
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"He acted erratically and impulsively," he said, urging some next steps that would reassure allies that the conflict wasn't accelerating.
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Thanks to Neptune's position in the cosmos, "this time around, Mercury will be erratically reacting to half-truths," Stardust adds.
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Restarting the iPhone may help, especially if the Touch ID feature began to behave erratically after an iOS software update.
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Mr. Williams had a history of mental illness and was acting erratically on the day he was arrested, he said.
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Specifically, police think Cross fell from the hood of an erratically-operated automobile before being subsequently crushed under the car's tires.
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But if cars brake or swerve erratically, drivers might switch off the technology altogether, missing out on their potential safety benefits.
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Cops eventually made contact with Everson's wife, Tiffany, who said he had been fighting "demons" in his head -- and acting erratically.
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Let's also agree that someone who is erratically unhinged should be kept one restraining order's distance away from the White House.
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Einhorn thinks Musk is behaving erratically on social media and elsewhere because he is trying to get himself fired as CEO.
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Instead of playing those games though, I would pretend I was hacking into a government mainframe by smashing the keys erratically.
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Alec couldn't have predicted that conflict – but the whole point of making people paranoid is to get them to act erratically.
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She didn't soften or smile or stop screaming at Kurt and instead became louder, threw the shoes harder, breathed more erratically.
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As Foer notes, they came erratically, speeding up as the campaign intensified and always beginning during working hours on Eastern Time.
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When he picked me up for a date in his truck a few weeks later, he was drunk and driving erratically.
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They said they first became concerned when he began acting erratically while they were in the Dominican Republic for the wedding.
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Phillips said he did not recognize Hicks when he pulled him over for allegedly talking on the phone while driving erratically.
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US officials deemed that intercept "unsafe" as the armed Russian jet flew "erratically," in close proximity to the American spy plane.
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The man was acting erratically, firing a handgun and threatening people with the weapon in a Brooklyn neighborhood, the police said.
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Three law enforcement agencies received calls about a pickup truck driving erratically about 30 minutes before the crash, Mr. Getting said.
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Exotic flowers like orange heliconias cascaded through banana leaves; hummingbirds, iridescent green blips of colour, flitted erratically from one to another.
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Then you rejoice half an hour or so later, when the erratically programmed pieces stumble into something that resembles a rhythm.
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The shooting has raised questions about the department's tactics and the officers' response to someone who appeared to be behaving erratically.
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She stumbles a little, wobbles from side to side, then stumbles again and again, each time moving a bit more erratically.
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He developed vascular dementia and was acting erratically last year when he caused Ms. Flores to fall and injure her back.
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Clashing antivirus programs can cause the computer to behave erratically and run more slowly as the applications battle for system resources.
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"Less than an hour after releasing an ad calling out Trump's erratic behavior, he responds erratically," Bloomberg spokeswoman Galia Slayen said.
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But the Dow industrials, Nasdaq and S&P 29 later pared gains to seesaw erratically on either side of break-even.
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The suit stated that officers threw her into the back of the police van, failed to secure her, and drove erratically.
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But then things she couldn't explain started happening: electrical wall sockets would buzz erratically; lamps would flicker off and on uncontrollably.
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He then fled the scene and continued driving erratically for nine miles until he was spotted by Highway Patrol Officer Joseph Goss.
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In recent weeks, I've noticed the M3s performing erratically outdoors in cold temperatures, and I'm not just talking about freezing conditions here.
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The company says that this was previously implicit in its hate-speech policy, but like many Twitter policies it was enforced erratically.
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A database maintained by Mother Jones, a magazine, suggests that deaths in shootings with multiple victims has risen since 2006, albeit erratically.
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The pair were driving erratically on September 2155 and had stopped behind a school bus, Allen said Monday, explaining the photo's origin.
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" According to a press release from the department obtained by PEOPLE, police responded to 911 calls concerning a "white male acting erratically.
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On the evening of April 13, officers responded to multiple calls that a naked man was walking around Cambridge and acting erratically.
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Pursued by police cars, the man had been seen driving erratically before speeding into a pedestrian mall, ploughing into people, police said.
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For a time any bright blue object on the horizon would fizz and spit erratically with what was becoming a familiar glow.
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In some versions, the contestants must shoot a pigeon fluttering erratically on a long tether attached to the top of a pole.
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Based on Fisher's own life experiences, "Inside the Rain" switches erratically between comedy and drama while juggling many half-realized plot threads.
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It was around 280 AM on December 220, 2013 when a city cameraman spotted Egeli, off-duty and heading east, driving erratically.
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But the man whose "crime" is speeding or acting erratically in public is also innocent; he certainly doesn't deserve the death penalty.
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But he behaved erratically, they said, and the hotel's owners hired a private security group to investigate their would-be business partner.
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Spieth and McIlroy both played erratically and were one over after 13 holes when play was suspended for the day because of darkness.
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In 2008, Conrad was arrested for a DUI after another driver observed his black Mercedes driving erratically on Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu.
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Given that it's very cold across much of the US right now, it's worth mentioning that these headphones behave erratically in cold temperatures.
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"Silver tends to move erratically — it's been between $403 and $50 an ounce in the last 10 years," Macquarie analyst Matthew Turner said.
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Over the past couple of weeks, you may have seen more people than usual walking erratically, stopping suddenly, all while clutching a smartphone.
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Tuesday's shooting On Tuesday afternoon, police responded to a 911 call reporting a man in his 30s was behaving "erratically" behind a restaurant.
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And the EIA figures do not include Venezuela, where output has been erratically declining and too variable to define a "normal" undisrupted level.
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And both films erratically stitch in so many specific bits and pieces of their animated predecessors that they lack their own distinct identities.
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They're quick to point out he's not having the kind of meltdown he had in November 2016, but they say he's acting erratically.
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Tenants of the building told The New York Times that, along with other issues, the elevators would "wobble erratically" and stop between floors.
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The police said Alfred Olango was walking in traffic and acting "erratically," and was shot when he pulled an object from his pocket.
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Videos on social media show the car driving erratically through the mall while people in the vicinity yell for the driver to stop.
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The Cape Cod Times reported that police were apparently pursuing Rivera's car before the crash because he was allegedly driving erratically and speeding.
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The course of the Mississippi River once roamed erratically "like a pianist playing with one hand," but humans put a stop to that.
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The commission, which is dominated by Mr. Hernández's allies in the conservative National Party, has behaved erratically since the polls closed on Sunday.
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There have been well-publicized instances of officers shooting unarmed people — especially black men — who were behaving erratically because of a mental illness.
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A notable bug — the one where iPhone's Personal Hotspot behaves erratically — isn't mentioned, so we'll probably have to wait longer for a fix.
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Rainfall used to be sustained over weeks in the winter months, but now it comes later and more erratically, they will tell you.
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When deputies tried to stop the vehicle, the woman began driving "erratically" and fast in an effort to get away, Ms. Evans said.
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The battery lasts only about 15 minutes, and there are some bugs in the software that could send your drone flying off erratically.
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Uber was also asking safety drivers to do more — driving solo instead of in pairs — even though the cars were still performing erratically.
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Two people who had worked with Mr. Main while at JPMorgan confirmed that he had acted erratically for a period of a time.
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The NAO wobbles frequently and somewhat erratically, but since the start of this year's melt season it's been in a persistently negative state.
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However, Musk had been acting erratically for months even before the take-private tweet and the subsequent interviews with the Times and Rogan.
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The cameras swooped around the sprawling stage erratically, without any ostensible purpose other than to distinguish this from feeling like a theater production.
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Spears's next hold came later that month after the police were called on the singer because she was driving erratically around her neighborhood.
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Witnesses say McClean continued yelling, paced back and forth, and started dancing erratically before he leapt from the platform, completely missing the airbag below.
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Even just three bots behaving more erratically taught humans far away in the network that this strategy could unlock solutions that hadn't been obvious.
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Zhukovskyy was driving erratically and crossed the double-yellow center line before plowing into the group of motorcyclists on June 21, investigators have said.
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Europe and the United States needed to work together on ensuring sensible rules because standards had been very erratically set so far, Merkel said.
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The aircraft flew erratically on its previous flight and its airspeed readings were unreliable, according to an accident investigator and a flight tracking website.
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Back at the track site, volunteers were digging excitedly toward the back wall, hoping to learn what would come of the erratically angling sauropod.
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If there was to be a voice of reason here, that voice would have to speak its truth in large, teal, erratically capitalized letters.
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Screenshot: Honest GamersAfter clearing the warehouse, hop in a truck and drive to the admin building while swerving erratically through fields of red crates.
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Frankel brought up Medley's behavior when she drinks and becomes, Frankel said, erratically emotional and thin-skinned; and Medley brought up Frankel's lunch date.
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Just last year, a fast moving 3,000-pound metal projectile — in other words, an automobile — was remotely hacked to brake, steer and accelerate erratically.
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One time after reassembling the device I was left with a glitchy display that wouldn't recognize my fingers and occasionally went nuts, scrolling erratically.
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The site reported that West was taken to UCLA Medical Center for a psychiatric evaluation after "acting erratically," reportedly at trainer Harley Pasternak's home.
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None of this disguises the fact that not a lot happens in The BFG, and even the action is excruciatingly padded and erratically paced.
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The police said that officers had received complaints about a pickup being driven erratically and were searching for it minutes before the crash. (AP)
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Ms. Danner was living in an apartment in the Castle Hill neighborhood when the police responded to a report of a woman acting erratically.
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Suddenly it's the middle of the night and he's acting erratically, including punching his son and father, the latter of whom called the cops.
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The man was acting erratically, yelling and confronting people around Sterling Street and Rogers Avenue, in the Prospect-Lefferts Garden neighborhood, the police said.
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"There's lots of times something happened because one of our cars drove erratically but never hit anyone," a former senior Google executive told me.
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Wildfires can quickly travel great distances and move erratically — especially when driven by the wind, a Los Angeles Fire Department spokeswoman, Amy Bastman, said.
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No, he's at war with the institutions that surround him because he behaves consistently erratically and inappropriately and dangerously, and perhaps criminally as well.
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Dixon then drove the van to Eastpointe with the victim still inside and was pulled over by police for driving erratically, the statement said.
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Bonath said that Texas Tech police received a report of a possibly armed student acting erratically, and sent two officers to Daniels' dorm room.
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Police were responding to a report of a person driving erratically Sunday morning when they discovered a crashed BMW, said Norfolk District Attorney Michael Morrissey.
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Photo: Cole Burston (Getty)Yesterday evening in Toronto, 10 people were killed and another 23 injured by a van driving erratically in the Canadian city.
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On Friday night police were called to the home by the suspect's mother who said her son was "acting erratically," KABC-TV reported, citing authorities.
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According to the police report, an officer saw the vehicle allegedly driving erratically and then slamming on the brakes as it approached a school bus.
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It should be noted, however, that this tax item has evolved erratically in recent years and consequently remains a source of budget volatility for Eurometropole.
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RZA wrote that he flew the "212" rapper out to Los Angeles for work and invited her to Crowe's party where she began acting erratically.
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He began to behave erratically and told his father that he wanted to go to the gas station around the corner to play the lottery.
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Law enforcement sources tell us ... witnesses have told investigators Davis was driving erratically in a parking lot Sunday evening near Factory nightclub in West Hollywood.
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Countries around the world depend on a broadly stable global order, which itself depends on a superpower that at the very least doesn't behave erratically.
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Car was weaving between lanes, police say The arrests came after an officer spotted a car weaving erratically between lanes, police said in an affidavit.
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But tomorrow is a new day, and President Trump is known to change his mind erratically, especially when it comes to countries like North Korea.
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To the team, it seemed that Jessica often failed to drink enough water, courting dehydration that strained her kidneys, and took her tacrolimus doses erratically.
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Stocks behaving erratically will trigger a five minute "cooling off period" during which they will only be allowed to trade within a restricted price band.
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We broke the story ... she was arrested about a year ago in Austin International Airport after acting erratically and getting verbally abusive with a bartender.
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That's also why scientists expect Arctic sea ice extent to bounce around erratically in the years ahead — even though the overall trend will be down.
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When you work for this government you can see how corrupt the system is and how erratically the Guards and the judiciary system can behave.
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"More than likely it will act even more erratically, because there are no relationships out there that he would preserve by acting better," he said.
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An article the next day in The Chicago Tribune, citing a police union spokesman, noted that Mr. McDonald was armed with a knife, behaving erratically.
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A former sheriff's deputy in Houston who shot and killed an unarmed black man who was acting erratically was indicted Thursday on a felony charge.
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When Logan suffered a stroke early in the season and began behaving erratically, Kendall saw his father's weakness as an opening for his own ambitions.
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Back in 2010, a man was acting erratically inside a Costco in Las Vegas, and someone called the cops because he had a holstered gun.
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Futures contracts that track stocks in the United States traded erratically, suggesting that the markets on Friday could be in for another day of uncertainty.
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Books News LONDON — In July 2012, the Swedish billionaire Hans Kristian Rausing was driving erratically when he was stopped by the police in South London.
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A gas station security guard pulled out a firearm because one of the swimmers was acting erratically, but no one was harmed, the chief said.
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Since the report's completion, the process has proceeded erratically, with confusion on issues such as funding and data management, officials familiar with the matter said.
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Widely known as "Amma" or "Mother", the film star-turned politician had a cult following and there were fears supporters would react erratically to her death.
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Norfolk District Attorney Michael Morrissey says Weymouth police were responding to a report of a person driving erratically Sunday morning when they discovered a crashed BMW.
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The California Highway Patrol told FOX11 it initially received a report of a vehicle driving erratically on the 210 Freeway in Pasadena around 9:15 a.m.
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Yesterday over the Baltic Sea, a Russian fighter jet flying too fast and erratically came very close to a US plane, perhaps to within 5 feet.
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West had been acting erratically for the past week, making public rants against friends Beyoncé and Jay Z, and in support of president-elect Donald Trump.
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Allen says the suspected overdose took place Wednesday, when an East Liverpool officer witnessed the couple's car allegedly driving erratically behind a school bus carrying children.
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"The son said he thinks his mother is drunk and driving erratically and he is scared," Washington County, Oregon, Sheriff's Office Deputy Jeff Talbot tells PEOPLE.
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And in so doing, allowed him to now reach out to a whole new audience that might have resisted the more erratically arranged lights of yesteryear?
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With my three different side hustles, money comes in erratically throughout the month, so I spend a fair amount of time keeping track of it all.
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It's under this context that many are skeptical of the official police story that Gaines acted erratically and threatened to kill police before they shot her.
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I never imagined a world of people addicted to their Candy Crush or stumbling into fountains, or erratically driving while distracted by their little one devices.
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It then maneuvered erratically, entered a runway without clearance and took off with its lights off and its transponder not transmitting, Smithsonian Air & Space magazine reported.
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Tumblr recently roiled its own highly-engaged userbase by rolling out policies that forbid the posting of pornography—policies that were often enforced erratically at best.
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After her neighbors called 911 to report that she was acting erratically, Danner, who reportedly suffered from mental illness, charged the police officer with a bat.
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Foreign governments and analysts concluded that these programs, which North Korea tested erratically but with great fanfare, were meant primarily for political rather than military ends.
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Japan's trade balance, has been pushing erratically into positive ground in recent quarters and will likely nose further into surplus over the rest of the year.
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If you have just installed a program, a driver or a patch and Windows is behaving erratically, it may be a problem with the new software.
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We're still not sure how eating durian can make you drive so erratically that officers think you're drunk, but it really might fuck with a Breathalyzer.
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Ms. Gauvreau, a rental property manager, drove into town past burned-out buildings next to perfectly fine ones: the fire, it seemed, had hopscotched around erratically.
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As of midday Monday, the Twitter accounts of Sony Music and Mr. Dylan were still performing erratically, with notifications to new posts that did not exist.
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Getting the weightings right this time could be a tougher job because Trump has attracted many supporters who historically have voted erratically, or not at all.
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Flight data shows the almost-new jet was performing erratically after takeoff, and the pilots asked air traffic control if they could return to the airport.
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On Saturday, several passengers complained that he drove erratically or dangerously — one called 911 — but the company said there had been no serious complaints about him before.
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At times, the software has failed to recognize pedestrians, and has mistakenly seen phantom bicycles, causing the cars to brake erratically, according to two of the sources.
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Survivor: 'It was just all fire' Zhukovskyy, 1003 -- who investigators say was driving erratically, causing Friday's collision -- has pleaded not guilty to seven charges of negligent homicide.
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People who travel by plane will rapidly change time zones; the air pressure on a plane also changes erratically, which can be detected by a cellphone's barometer.
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The top five winners included other incredible videos as well, like a psychedelic video of a laser pulsing erratically through soap or a water flea giving birth.
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A source tells PEOPLE that West, who was hospitalized last Monday for exhaustion and sleep deprivation, has a history of episodes in which he would act erratically.
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So even if Gaines acted erratically and the shooting was legally justified, some activists argue that police could have done more to not shoot and kill Gaines.
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In Libya, which still subsidises food prices, even if somewhat erratically because of the civil war, 500g of pasta can be bought for 15-25 American cents.
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As the effects of alcohol wear off during the night, the brain will try to "catch up" with its cycles, meaning that activity changes rapidly and erratically.
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On the night of Florida's August primary, several malfunctions caused county websites to appear erratically: In Leon County, online precinct results were delayed and then fluctuated wildly.
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The report said after requesting to return the helicopter flew erratically over the East River, changed course and altitude several times before making a 270-degree turn.
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Neighbors described her behaving erratically, even coldly, in the immediate aftermath of the crime – with one neighbor telling the jury that Rea, though initially hysterical, never cried.
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The revised report also seems to bolster the defense claim that Mr. Mitchel was behaving erratically and aggressively, common side effects for that level of drug use.
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Perhaps the most significant change is the improved palm rejection; my cursor doesn't jump erratically across the screen nearly as often when I'm typing in a document.
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When Mary Ann Sherman's son started acting erratically after smoking synthetic marijuana last November, she did what she thought was the right thing: She called police for help.
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"Perhaps the worst apparent issue, however, was experienced by CNBC's Steve Kovach, who shared a video of the Galaxy Fold's screen flickering erratically after "one day of use.
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Several local law enforcement agencies received calls reporting that the vehicle was being driven erratically about 30 minutes before the collision, according to Getting and local media reports.
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In addition, property transfer duties (17% of estimated operating revenue in 2015) have evolved erratically in recent years and, as a result, remain a source of budget volatility.
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"Once he hung up with that phone call is when he started driving erratically," Mellen said, recounting side-swiping a car, running a stop sign and red lights.
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Video clips posted by some audience members showed her at times to be stumbling and speaking erratically during the show - a contrast to her usual highly choreographed tours.
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In March, Mr. Chung filed a restraining order application against Mr. Van Vuuren, saying that his partner was acting erratically and had verbally threatened him and his family.
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An officer in El Cajon fatally shot a man identified as Alfred Olango on Tuesday, after Mr. Olango's sister called 911 for help because he was acting erratically.
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The rapper, whose real name is Rakim Mayers, told the crowded courtroom that he believed the alleged victim, Mustafa Jafari, 19, was acting erratically and possibly on drugs.
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Tonight it has a long paddle-like tail, erratically needled, like a balding cactus, which lashes at her side; she feels blood racing away from a fresh cut.
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He is helped, erratically, by his alcoholic son, Gene (Colton Ryan), and his adopted daughter, Marianne (Kimber Elayne Sprawl), who is inconveniently — and, it would seem, unaccountably — pregnant.
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In a normal flight, the lines in the chart above representing speed and altitude would level off into a smooth plateau, but on Monday's flight they fluctuate erratically.
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In the months before her leaks and May 2010 arrest, she had been behaving erratically and emailed a picture of herself wearing a woman's wig to her supervisor.
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Kim, a 29-year-old South Korean, displayed a remarkable fortitude in weather that veered erratically toward the end of the day between bright sunshine and torrential downpours.
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While filming the 2784 film The Pirate with Minnelli, Garland's pill use spiked, and she behaved extremely erratically, missing days of filming and shouting paranoid thoughts on set.
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"I'd read a lot about the psychology around rejection and insecurity, and I had noticed that when people feel insecure or rejected, they behave aggressively, erratically," she said.
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He has also watched as the Cavaliers' owner, Dan Gilbert, has operated erratically this summer with a yearlong crisis looming over James's next decision about where to play.
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Maher said the lawmaker was "trying to feel me up" and tickle her on her neck, causing him to drive erratically and be pulled over by the police.
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Corey tells TMZ he was driving home from dinner with his security guard when he noticed a car on the freeway driving so erratically it caused a crash.
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During its earlier flight from Bali on Sunday, JT43, the aircraft flew erratically and its airspeed readings were unreliable, according to an accident investigator and a flight tracking website.
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Mellen said about a mile into the trip, Dalton got a phone call and when he hung up, he began driving erratically, blowing through stop signs and sideswiping cars.
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Sean Staymates and Kevin Pedersen fired more than 70 times at 50-year-old Eliuth Penaloza Nava, who they'd been told was armed and acting erratically, according to authorities.
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Attacked by a fungus that takes over their bodies, flies start acting erratically in the moments before they die, playing an unwitting role in spreading the fungus even further.
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Officer Olsen's conduct has been scrutinized since last March, when he was called to an apartment complex in Chamblee, northeast of Atlanta, and Mr. Hill approached and behaved erratically.
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Christenson told BuzzFeed News he watched the plane fly erratically and do "weird turns," closely followed by the two F-15s, one following from high and another lower down.
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" 7:52 AM PT -- Law enforcement tells TMZ Sports ... Uso was speeding when an officer got behind him and noticed he was driving erratically and "swerving left and right.
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Byrne shrieks at random intervals during the verses, hissing and inhaling erratically, while throughout the chorus he murmurs more softly and weaves his way around the harsher guitar chords.
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They note that Trump has appeared to grow increasingly frustrated in the White House — lashing out over leaks, tweeting incessantly and erratically, and placing 3 am calls to advisers.
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Italian market watchdog Consob is looking into Bio-on share movements, a source close to the matter said, adding it was a normal move when a stock behaved erratically.
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A 68-year-old Maine man was killed Friday after a woman drove her car onto a little league field during a game and sped around erratically, police say.
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Olsen shot and killed Hill, a 27-year-old U.S. Air Force veteran who was nude and acting erratically in the parking lot of an apartment complex near Atlanta.
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The Russian plane was armed and flew "erratically," a US official told CNN, noting that the maneuvers were deemed unsafe due in part to the proximity of the aircraft.
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Newly released video shows a Washington State bus driver driving erratically and causing the children on board to scream the day she was arrested on a drunk driving charge.
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Last November, police officers in West Virginia fielded several calls about raccoons that were behaving erratically, to the point that the callers worried that the animals might have rabies.
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The episode was the latest in a string of fatal encounters between the police and a person who was acting erratically and refused an order to drop a weapon.
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That might leave out people who earn income through activities that they do not see as a job, such as selling products online or working erratically as a freelancer.
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Shortly before he died, Mr. Crutcher stopped his S.U.V. in the middle of a North Tulsa street and got out, behaving erratically and prompting 911 calls from other motorists.
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Sheriff Normand said the confrontation began after both drivers were driving erratically, cutting each other off and zipping in front of each other, according to Mr. Gasser and witnesses.
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He flew for about an hour, often erratically with attempts at aerial stunts, before crashing on Ketron Island in Puget Sound, about 25 miles (40 km) to the southwest.
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A man driving erratically on a California freeway carjacked one vehicle then tried to carjack another before leading police on a wild chase that was captured on video, authorities said.
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According to the dispatch audio, the caller claimed Heather was acting erratically and threatening to hurt herself ... the caller said Heather was trying to find a gun to shoot herself.
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At one point on the Google drive there's a mention of the "red team," staffers paid to drive erratically and throw up obstacles in an effort to flummox the vehicle.
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In the off-chance that it cannot manage the catch and starts to behave erratically, the craft has an on-board parachute to allow for a decent and soft landing.
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Detective Hamdy was traveling in one of two police trucks as part of an apprehension team for violent offenders when, the police said, they witnessed Mr. Polanco's car driving erratically.
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In their first media interview, the men said they did not know each other, did not run away, and that it was the airline employee who had been acting erratically.
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The air currents started arriving from the South, bringing in warmer air, and the jet stream became wavier, making the melt rate increase while shifting erratically from year to year.
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" Castro said he supports diplomatic conversations, but said Trump "seems bent on approaching this very erratically, very haphazardly" and pointed to how the meeting was put together "at the last minute.
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Esteban Santiago, a 26-year-old Iraq war veteran, had a history of acting erratically and investigators are probing whether mental illness played a role in the latest U.S. mass shooting.
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Mr. Olsen, who is free on bond, shot Mr. Hill, a 27-year-old Air Force veteran who was acting erratically in the parking lot of an apartment complex near Atlanta.
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The Blade's glass trackpad is smooth and spacious and supports multifinger gestures, but it has poor palm rejection, which causes the cursor to jump around the screen erratically whenever I type.
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Roy Halladay, the 40-year-old All-Star MLB pitcher who died Tuesday his plane crashed into the Gulf of Mexico, was reportedly seen flying erratically just minutes before the accident.
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Apple is acting erratically when third-party apps make use of its emoji set outside the keyboard, causing confusion among developers over an apparent change in how its rules are enforced.
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"This is where the big boy started getting in trouble," said Sonny Fernandez, 77, resting by sauropod tracks that get deeper with each step and appear to be angling erratically left.
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Driving erratically, she hit a car and, after the driver got out to inspect the damage, she hit the gas pedal and dragged him for 10 blocks, the Star Tribune reports.
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China's equity and currency markets jerking erratically puts a stateside trader in the position of handicapping the Chinese policy maneuvers, that market's response, and our market's reaction to that market's response.
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In his statement, the former police officer describes a hectic situation in which a speeding car was acting erratically, gaining speed while moving towards them, and ignoring their demands to stop.
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The driver of the Mercedes, identified as 23-year-old Luke Fitch, had been driving erratically before entering the highway and hitting Melikyan's vehicle at 100 miles per hour, DeMatteo says.
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On January 8 of that year, an off-duty police officer was heading home from work when a white PT Cruiser allegedly sped past him, driving erratically at about 100 m.p.h.
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"This driver was acting irrationally and operating his vehicle erratically ... in the hours leading up to and between these senseless shootings," said Gary Buffo, the president of the National Limousine Association.
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That physicality in itself — and the rhythmic intuition shared among the dancers, even as the score erratically swerves and spikes — proves more stirring than Mr. Shen's flashier narrative and visual moves.
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For isee's trucks, that means being able to see a car driving erratically and understand that the driver may be aggressive so the truck needs to allow the car to pass.
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The result is bots that behave erratically, go the wrong direction for a bit, stop and look around, and retrace their steps — in short, just like a real little critter might.
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That's a bit disappointing for anyone who is currently afflicted by Joy-Con drift, which causes the Switch's analog sticks to behave erratically, typically after a bit of wear and tear.
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The suspected gunman's father told a local NBC affiliate that he believed Garza, who served two tours in Afghanistan and had been acting erratically as of late, was suffering from PTSD.
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He flew for about one hour, often erratically with attempts at aerial stunts, before crashing onto sparsely populated Ketron Island in Puget Sound, some 25 miles (40 km) to the southwest.
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Per local station KOMO News, the man flew "erratically" once in the air, at one point managing to flip the aircraft upside down and nose-dive towards Puget Sound before turning upwards.
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And wherever its creators come up with fresh subplots or new character details, they tend to be poorly integrated, slapped erratically over the existing narrative like a half-assed coat of paint.
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Before the killing, residents at the shelter said the assailant, Anthony White, who is still at large and has a history of psychiatric troubles, had been acting erratically and making violent threats.
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Viruses and spywareImage: ScreenshotIf your computer is slowing down and behaving erratically, you might have a virus or spyware app to contend with (or you might just have a really old computer).
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The Daily Mail found a video of West looking scraggly and unwell at a mall near his home in Maryland, and a story about him acting erratically at a youth basketball game.
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Paul's devotees — the so-named Paulites — are now erratically strewn across the political spectrum of the 244 election, at once attaching themselves to Trump's populism, Ted Cruz's conservatism and even Sanders' socialism.
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In December, it was revealed that Apple used software updates to slow down the performance of some iPhones, a decision the company defended by saying it prevented devices from erratically shutting down.
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And while Gaines may have acted erratically, many activists feel it's on the police to deescalate these types of situations — to prove black lives really do matter to the criminal justice system.
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Kent Easter then called Irvine police, and, disguising his voice in a south Asian accent and giving himself a false name, reported he'd seen Peters driving erratically in the school parking lot.
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Born in 1812, he rose from an erratically middle-class background as—it sounds like the beginning of one of his limericks—the twentieth of twenty-one children, by his own account.
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About 30 minutes into Sunday night's debate, Donald Trump jumped erratically from a bit of free association about Bernie Sanders and WikiLeaks to suddenly declaring he'd jail Hillary Clinton if elected president.
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The honeybee hordes, while not actually undead, are the unwilling hosts to a parasite infection that researchers think drives the drones to act erratically, or "zombielike," in the moments before they die.
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With people gathered in the center of the waterfalls, it felt like a kind of ritual, everyone turning their heads to face the same screens as they erratically turned on and off.
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Mr. Wood said Mr. Crutcher had acted erratically, refused to comply with several orders, tried to put his hand in his pocket and reached inside his car window before he was shot.
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It's entirely possible that Trump, who has already been acting erratically, will start sniping at his own running mate, complaining about the media, or engaging in outrageous antics to recapture the spotlight.
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On the Big Island, mongoose have proliferated, devastating local bird populations; so have Puerto Rican coquí frogs, which chirp abruptly and erratically at 210 decibels, like a mobile infestation of alarm clocks.
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One explanation, he and Dr. Van Allen said, is that the immune system may recognize that cells in which genes are erratically turning on and off are dangerous and should be destroyed.
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"Once again we see a president who appears to be acting impulsively and erratically — except when it comes to Russia," said Leslie Vinjamuri, professor of international relations at SOAS University of London.
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But it's a far scarier proposition if we apply the spinning plates analogy to today's set of national security challenges, which seem to be spinning faster and more erratically by the day.
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But Trump doesn't appear to care about that distinction, and he has picked up some of these duties in a distinctively Trumpian fashion, responding to reports erratically, recklessly — and often on Twitter.
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One woman who claims her fiancé rode in Dalton's vehicle on Saturday night posted a message to Facebook that said he was "driving VERY erratically," and did not stop after sideswiping another car.
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Although Love Yourself: Answer, the compilation, is exactly the career-topping extravaganza they wanted, it's also a mess; erratically sequenced, dotted with redundant remixes, it omits delectable songs from both albums ("Pied Piper"!).
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In the days, weeks and months after the Pettis fight, Ferguson had some major issues at home -- his wife, Cristina, called cops several times because Tony was having manic episodes and acting erratically.
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The National Transportation Safety Board looked at the crash and said better communication between dispatchers might have alerted police to stop Pickett while he was driving erratically through different communities before the crash.
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As we've previously reported, Tony's wife, Cristina, called police to their Santa Ana, California home several times over the past couple months when the UFC star was having manic episodes and acting erratically.
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Last June, a Russian jet came dangerously close to a U.S. Air Force reconnaissance aircraft, with U.S. officials slamming the encounter as "provocative" in its maneuvers and accused the Russian jet flying "erratically."
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The animal can get frightened for one of a million reasons — babies move their arms and legs erratically, they make loud noises, they might accidentally poke your pet in the nose or eyes.
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According to Fairfield Police, multiple incidents of individuals acting erratically near a strip mall supplement store off Route 46 culminated last week with the arrest of the Nutrition Zone's manager, John Sirico, 48.
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Kim had responded to a 911 call after Trepierre Hummons, 21, contacted emergency operators twice that day, pretending to be a concerned witness who had seen a man acting erratically with a gun.
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My puppy puking everywhere in it, being pulled over for drink driving when I was actually just driving and dancing to Kate Bush erratically and getting a 6 ft children's slide into it.
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The group was "behaving erratically with flashlights" — such as Weiss shining a light in his own face — and the officers suspected they might be under the influence of alcohol or drugs, Nicodemus says.
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"I knew that my brother didn't 'attack' or 'assault' deputies, but because of his mental illness, I believed it was possible that he might have been in crisis and acting erratically," she said.
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Subsequently, Kent Easter called the police, using a fake name and disguising his voice, and reported he witnessed "Kelli" driving erratically in the school parking lot and hiding drugs in the back seat.
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We were counseled to turn off our mobiles — or at least shut down their ability to communicate — because "sometimes phones can behave erratically" long after leaving North Korea, ostensibly from exposure to surveillance.
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You remember the highlights: the absurd insistence on crowd sizes and the weird forced anger, which ebbed and flowed erratically, as if Spicer were occasionally re-encountering "[BE ANGRY]" in the stage directions.
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According to the letter, Olango's sister called the police to report her brother was behaving erratically on the street, almost getting struck by traffic, and requested he be taken to a mental health facility.
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Investigators say Zhukovskyy was driving erratically and crossed a double yellow line in Randolph before plowing into members of the Jarheads Motorcycle Club, killing seven of them, including some Marines veterans and their spouses.
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They've spent the entire evening running around and hiding under tables, dancing erratically with their makeshift child gang, and having a way better time than you ever possibly could despite your blood alcohol level.
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East Liverpool police Officer Kevin Thompson approached the driver, James Acord, who was weaving erratically between lanes, noticing the man's head "bobbing back and forth his speech was almost unintelligible," according to an affidavit.
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Racial justice advocates also argue that, although Gaines appeared to act erratically, the situation didn't have to end with her dead — if police continued to try to deescalate and never fired the first shot.
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The officer, Miguel Gonzalez, killed Dwayne Jeune on Monday while responding to a 911 call from Mr. Jeune's mother, Dulcina Juene, who said her son had stopped taking his medication and was acting erratically.
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"Jazz Singer" meanders erratically as it tries to do too much at once: retrace the plot, superimpose a meta-commentary over the action, correct historical wrongs, insert the jazz that's missing from the movie.
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Over the last nine months, Mr. Comello has at times seemed engaged and focused during court hearings, but at other times he has appeared distant, staring blankly, whispering erratically and speaking out of turn.
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While no information has been released yet as to why the brand-new plane crashed into the sea 2000 minutes after takeoff, FlightRadar0003 has published data that shows the plane behaving erratically during takeoff.
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But many consumers familiar with the tendency of other electronic devices to sometimes malfunction or perform erratically still seem to have trouble accepting the idea of being held in a vehicle that could fail.
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Initially, he envisioned executing a "pour piece," which involved having a dump truck pull up to the edge of a hill and release wet concrete or asphalt that would erratically stream down the incline.
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Davie police spokesman Mark Leon tells news outlets that officers began chasing the pickup after the man shot at a car Thursday evening, but he says they backed off when the man began driving erratically.
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At first, Salzman detailed how she and her mother, Nancy, had allegedly worked with Raniere and others to give a woman Valium against her will, after the woman began acting erratically at a Nxivm event.
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Sherman's parents, who were traveling with their son from Atlanta to their home in Florida when the 32-year-old began acting erratically, contend their son was later shocked with a Taser until he died.
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He "had been acting erratically in his home yesterday morning" and at some point took his roommate, Arthur Riggings, 67, into a back room and fatally shot him, Dallas Assistant Police Chief Randall Blankenbaker said.
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In a recent post, she dances erratically on a golf course in capri leggings and a sun visor, pumps her club over her head, then swings; her videographer dutifully follows the arc of the ball.
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Expert: 'Something going on in that cockpit' While no information has been released yet about why the brand-new plane crashed into the sea, FlightRadar24 published data that shows the plane behaving erratically during takeoff.
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Later, if Windows begins to behave erratically because of a corrupted or damaged system file, you can use the restore point to go back to that moment in time when the computer was working properly.
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When Alfred Olango began acting erratically at a suburban San Diego strip mall on Tuesday, a woman claiming to be his sister — who said he was mentally ill — said she called the police for help.
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In Parker's statement, she admitted that she made two big mistakes: The nurse did not complete a body chart on Smith, and she ultimately refused to treat him, she said, because he was acting erratically.
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However, as software companies release newer versions of their applications and as web technologies continue to evolve, you may find that your Windows 7 computer runs slower and acts more erratically than it once did.
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Trump has all but spat on the norms of the central bank's independence from politics, constantly and erratically bashing former Fed Chair Janet Yellen and then going after his own pick to replace her, Jerome Powell.
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The 35-year-old rapper was hospitalized for exhaustion on Monday, but the site reports that West was taken to UCLA Medical Center for a psychiatric evaluation after "acting erratically," reportedly at trainer Harley Pasternak's home.
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Case in point: Delia's (stylized on its catalog cover as dELiA*s.) More than once, the internet has mourned the loss of the teen girl clothing store with the erratically capitalized name and its incredible catalog.
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The Oregonian reports that the former Detroit Lions cornerback allegedly was "acting erratically" and made "alarming statements" to a homeowner who was standing in his garage, before the homeowner closed the garage door and called police.
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After Tehran initially hinted, without providing any evidence, that the pilots had flown erratically and therefore contributed to the crash by alarming air defense forces, Ukraine's government pressed Iran to admit that the claim was false.
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Scott Farnsworth In September 2017, Mesa police responded to reports of a shooting outside a convenience store and found Farnsworth, 28, of Valley acting erratically and waving a gun, according to police reports cited by KNXV.
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Bonnie Dumanis, the San Diego County district attorney, described the officer's decision to shoot Alfred Olango, 38, who the police said had been behaving erratically, as reasonable, even if the circumstances surrounding his death were tragic.
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A man whose mother called the police to report that he was acting erratically was fatally shot on Monday by one of the police officers who responded to the family's apartment in Brooklyn, the police said.
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The movie, full of characters behaving erratically, could easily have taken on the aura of a freak show, but the director, Roberto Berliner, somehow stays respectful of the subject matter even while depicting extreme psychiatric conditions.
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The Chronicle recently reported that 60 percent of fatal SFPD-related shootings since 2010 involved, "people who had histories of mental health problems or were acting erratically," including the December 2010 shooting of a man with schizophrenia.
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SINGAPORE/JAKARTA (Reuters) - The Lion Air Boeing 737 MAX jet that crashed in Indonesia on Monday flew erratically the previous evening and its airspeed readings were unreliable, according to an accident investigator and a flight tracking website.
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Yes, I can jump and dash while fighting, but enemies move erratically and unrealistically, as if the physics they obey were not as much of a priority to model accurately as the protagonist's (which is probably true).
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A crude Mad TV skit depicted her manically breaking plates — one of the rumors that her publicist confirmed at the time — and performing erratically in Glitter, as if she was out of control both artistically and physically.
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On Monday night, Texas Tech Police went to Daniels' dorm room after receiving reports of a student acting erratically and possibly possessing a weapon, university police chief Kyle Bonath said in a press conference the following afternoon.
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"In talks with Netflix we all felt that stories about a narcissistic, erratically behaving family in the building business -- and their desperate abuses of power -- are really underrepresented on TV these days," Hurwitz said in a statement.
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"There is a feeling that maybe we have been too exuberant since he was elected, that he may be open to fiscal measures but on the other hand he has the potential to behave erratically," said Lenk.
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So while Zoox vehicles are better than humans at stopping at stop signs and following speed limits, Levinson said, they're worse at predicting the behavior of vehicles being driven erratically, because humans, of course, can be unpredictable.
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When the price started to move erratically—he remembers it lurching up three dollars and then down two—he became convinced that inside information about the results was leaking to certain traders with sizable stakes in Elan.
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But when ground controllers tried to bring the backup gyroscope online, it behaved erratically, sending garbled messages back to the ground, said Ken Sembach, director of the Space Telescope Science Institute in Baltimore, which operates the telescope.
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First it becomes clear that Aiden is hiding secrets about the way he earns a living, and then Will begins to act erratically, showing up at odd times and even popping silently into the house without knocking.
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He had begun acting erratically and was almost struck by traffic as he walked in and out of a street, according to a letter from Ms. Dumanis to the El Cajon police chief, Jeff Davis, dated Monday.
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Set in a monochromatic, austere church-like space—replete with rows of pews—abstract lights and shapes dance around erratically until physics-based chaos unfolds, calling into question the laws and assumptions that govern these sorts of locales.
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Piro said Santiago had turned up at an FBI office in Anchorage in November of last year behaving erratically and was turned over to local police, who took him to a medical facility for a mental health evaluation.
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They said Goodson drove so erratically that he blew through a stop sign and veered into another lane of traffic because of the speed he was traveling -- which prosecutors claim would have tossed Gray around in the van.
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The letters claimed that the new employee, an investment banker, had behaved erratically in a previous job at JPMorgan, according to people who were briefed on the documents, and suggested that made him unfit to work for Barclays.
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Bonds' girlfriend called 911 to report he was acting erratically and appeared paranoid two and half hours before Familia, 48, was shot in the head early Wednesday, Chief of Detectives Robert Boyce said after the swearing-in ceremony.
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But right alongside these standard presentations are moments like the one where a developer on Age of Wonders: Planetfall began erratically describing, in detail, the chaos of dinosaurs with lasers attacking zombie cyborgs in extended end-game battles.
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In an Instagram posting, the 57 year-old pop star thanked fans for supporting her after media reports and video clips posted by audience members showed her behaving erratically at shows in Melbourne on March 10 and 12.
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And on Sunday, July 10, a 31-year-old man, Paul Mathurin, was shot in right hip in the Prospect-Lefferts Gardens neighborhood after, the police said, he had been acting erratically and threatening people with a gun.
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Shelby, who will soon be on trial for manslaughter charges over the shooting, claims that Crutcher was acting erratically and trying to reach into his pockets and his car (although the car's doors and windows were apparently closed).
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The sheriff said both men drove erratically on Thursday, December 1, weaving in and out of traffic and pursuing each other down at least two highways and other roads after something happened to get one or both angry.
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The Times reported that efforts were underway to find a No. 2 executive to take pressure off Musk, who has struggled with production issues for Tesla's key Model 3 sedan and has been criticized for behaving erratically on Twitter.
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Nine teenagers and an infant were packed inside the Chevy Trailblazer as it erratically sped and swerved in and out of traffic on Long Island's Meadowbrook Parkway just before noon, New York State Police said at a news conference.
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Nearly 50 minutes before officers arrived and found Alfred Okwera Olango behind a restaurant, El Cajon police Chief Jeff Davis said, a woman identifying herself as his sister called to say the 38-year-old man was acting erratically.
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The big picture: These "killer electrons" move more erratically during solar storms — a type of space weather where particles from the sun smack into Earth's magnetic field — so being able to predict that variability is key for spacecraft operators.
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Trump "is primarily slowing himself down — by imposing loyalty tests, requiring multiple staffers to sign off, and acting erratically," according to Anne O'Connell, a law professor at the University of California, Berkeley, who has studied the presidential appointment process.
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"It's going to come roaring into the coast Thursday night or Friday morning, penetrate inland maybe only a few tens of miles, and then meander for several days erratically because the steering currents are going to collapse," he said.
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"Based on all the evidence we have collected and in talking with several people who recently reported seeing coyotes acting erratically, we don't believe this is the only coyote in the Exeter area that may have rabies," said Col.
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Knowing that they often eat erratically or fail to consume recommended amounts of nutrient-rich vegetables and fruits, a supplement containing a broad range of vitamins and minerals seems the easiest and cheapest way to fill in any gaps.
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Khyler Edman was found inside his Port Charlotte home after police noticed it had been broken into while apprehending a suspicious man wandering through the neighborhood acting erratically, Charlotte County Sheriff Bill Prummell said at a press conference Friday.
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Though his career was rebounding from a low point in 22011, he was behaving erratically during a recording session in January, after which he went back to his 22011th-floor room at the Essex House Hotel and jumped to his death.
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Freeborn says her own findings suggest that men on PrEP who come in for testing every three months—sometimes even more often—are less of an STI concern than those who aren't taking the pill and come in more erratically.
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Cadillac's Super Cruise, for instance, only functions on divided highways that have been mapped by GM. In contrast, Tesla's Autopilot can be used even on small, curvy roads with poor lane markings, but "operates erratically in those situations," Consumer Reports said.
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Witnesses said they observed his plane flying erratically before the crash, and an autopsy report released by the Pinellas County Medical Examiner two months later revealed he had amphetamines and morphine in his system at the time of his death.
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However, Lorena claims that one month after they were married the two were driving in the car when John started driving erratically, and Lorena asked him to stop, placing her hands on the steering wheel to try and straighten their route.
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Witnesses said they observed his plane flying erratically before the crash, and an autopsy report released by the Pinellas County Medical Examiner two months later revealed he had amphetamines and morphine in his system at the time of his death.
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Despite tweaking the design of its butterfly keyboards with each subsequent MacBook, Apple has struggled to overcome the keyboard's problems, which can see keys act erratically or completely stop working as dust and other particles find their way into the mechanism.
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"In talks with Netflix we all felt that that stories about a narcissistic, erratically behaving family in the building business — and their desperate abuses of power — are really underrepresented on TV these days," said creator Mitch Hurwitz in a statement.
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According to the Jefferson Parish Sheriff says the incident went down February 20, 2006 -- when another driver thought Gasser was driving erratically in his red pick-up truck, and called a phone number on Gasser's bumper to report unsafe driving.
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Jody Kuchler told The Associated Press he was driving behind the truck and had seen it moving erratically prior to the Wednesday collision on a two-lane road about 75 west (120 km) of San Antonio, near the town of Concan.
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"There is a feeling that maybe we have been too exuberant since he was elected, that he may be open to fiscal measures but on the other hand he has the potential to behave erratically," said DZ Bank strategist Christian Lenk.
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The deadly confrontation between Gasser and McKnight, 28, occurred at a traffic intersection in the New Orleans suburb of Terrytown, where the two men stopped their vehicles after shouting vulgarities at each other and driving erratically for about 5 miles.
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Running 90 minutes too long, the movie is a slack, erratically amusing excuse to watch Mr. Key and Mr. Peele tag-team after ending "Key & Peele," their celebrated, often blazingly funny Comedy Central series that turned them into national memes.
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The committee said that Brewer, who had a Taser, violated the agency's use of force policy when he shot Thomas after he found him "behaving erratically and walking in the intersection with his pants around his ankles," the statement said.
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The basic principle is that by cooling combustion temperatures and reducing the tendency of the fuel-air mixture to fire erratically, water injection allows engineers to increase an engine's compression ratio, or reduce engine size, that way increasing its efficiency.
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On Sunday, a 31-year-old man, Paul Mathurin, was shot in the hip by officers in Prospect-Lefferts Gardens, Brooklyn, after the authorities said that he had been acting erratically and threatening people on the street with a gun.
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In the short term, he added, the sanctions could have the opposite effect, prompting North Korea — which has behaved erratically ahead of American elections and during August, when the United States and South Korea have military exercises — to lash out further.
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With calm, teleprompter-cued statements like this, it's hard to believe that Mr. Trump, who has staked his campaign on erratically screaming his self-serving, conscienceless mind, is the die-hard narcissistic sociopath he wants us to think he is.
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My mouse worked as designed, but the downside of that heavy ball dragging around is that it picked up dirt, which accumulated inside the device, gumming up the sensors and quickly causing the hardware—and my cursor—to behave erratically.
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Expert: 'Something going on in that cockpit' While no information has been released yet as to why the brand-new plane crashed into the sea 13 minutes after takeoff, FlightRadar24 has published data that shows the plane behaving erratically during takeoff.
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"In talks with Netflix we all felt that stories about a narcissistic, erratically behaving family in the building business—and their desperate abuses of power—are really underrepresented on TV these days," series creator Mitchell Hurwitz said in a statement.
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Cable news has been kinda dull in that I don't care what a former George W. Bush spox has to say about Trump behaving erratically—but gave me the gist of what was happening, which is what I was looking for.
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In a May review of the latest version of Autopilot, which can navigate to a specific destination and change lanes without prompting by a human driver, Consumer Reports found that the system operated erratically and sometimes cut off other cars.
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So word spread quickly last month after a disheveled 30-year-old man appeared on the trail in North Carolina, acting erratically and clad in a heavy winter coat and knit cap instead of the usual shorts and T-shirt.
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Hypothetical Scenario 3: Mr. Spiegel continues to hold the shares and keep his day job and at age 50 is head of a middling internet company with great potential, but he refuses to give up control, or starts behaving erratically.
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NBC New York and The Associated Press reported that 28-year-old Matthew Dingley was accused by passengers and crew on the United Express flight of acting erratically before getting up from his seat and sprinting for the cockpit door.
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These two factors combined can lead to love addicts acting erratically based on their own perception of reality by breaking boundaries, becoming dependent on the person they are addicted to, and not understanding what a healthy relationship looks like in moderation.
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"In talks with Netflix we all felt that stories about a narcissistic, erratically behaving family in the building business — and their desperate abuses of power — are really underrepresented on TV these days," Mitchell Hurwitz, the series creator, said in a statement.
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And even most die-hard liberals would agree that taxes can be damaging to the economy if they are overly complex to comply with, erratically enforced, or set at levels so high that the incentive to evade them is high.
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It was confounding in that no one had accused the Twitter rules of being a dead document, only a weak and erratically enforced one, in any case it seemed to bear little relation to Dorsey's tweets, even though they were published simultaneously.
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OKLAHOMA POLICE HOPE GOLDEN STATE KILLER METHOD COULD BREAK OPEN 2004 COLD CASE Witnesses who observed Teeples on Sunday told police the woman was "acting erratically," rubbing her hands through her hair and on parts of her body while running through the park.
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The film catalogs of Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime are barely curated and erratically arranged: They're great if you randomly want to watch The Terminator on a Thursday night, but good luck finding too many older or more oddball offerings on those platforms.
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Consumer Reports found that the feature would at times stop or deactivate without having a clear reason to do so, steer erratically "like a drunken or distracted driver," and at one point drive in the wrong direction down a one-way lane.
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With their own solid triumvirate already in place in Taurasi, Brittney Griner and Penny Taylor, the Mercury opened season as a title favorite, but they played erratically and stumbled to a 16-18 record, and entered the playoffs as the lowest-seeded team.
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The injury can result from walking on an uneven surface (especially while wearing high heels or platform shoes), misstepping off a curb or staircase, being pulled erratically by a dog on a leash, even playing around in the yard with children or friends.
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The sisters left the coach at Keele service station—which isn't a scheduled rest stop—either because they were feeling unwell, as stated by the police report that would follow, or because, as the bus driver has claimed, they were acting erratically.
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Bet erratically — in ways that are inconsistent with your pattern of play in previous hands or that don't make sense given the cards on the table — and your "story" becomes irrational, which will pique opponents' curiosity and prompt them to call you out.
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Over the course of more than an hour, he blasted out a stream-of-consciousness (and erratically punctuated) list of rappers who have inspired him, including pillars of the genre, longtime peers, oft-overlooked fan favorites, former rivals and up-and-comers.
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Perhaps the most notorious cyberattack in history was the worm known as Stuxnet -- an aggressive, self-spreading piece of code that, when installed on a system connected to Iranian nuclear centrifuges, would cause them to spin rapidly and erratically, until they exploded.
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Otherwise known as the local antiquities mafia, they took advantage of a gaping security vacuum (the police were on the streets erratically, traffic lights flashed orange for days) to raid archaeological digs and their environs in search of Pharaonic treasures, like gold.
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Stephen Schueller, a behavioral psychologist at Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine, told the Wall Street Journal that depressed people tend to travel more erratically around a city; doing so on future devices could trigger a pop-up asking if you need to get help.
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But though Barr's defense is flimsy, given her long history of inflammatory, false, and bigoted rhetoric, it's also true that zolpidem really can seriously impact users, according to countless reports from patients who say the drug caused them to behave erratically and out of character.
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Though investigators have not identified the driver in the hit-and-run, here is what they do know: "This vehicle that caused the collision was driving erratically, and struck the left rear of the other vehicle, causing it to go off the roadway," Cpl.
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But the fatal shooting in the Bronx last month of Deborah Danner, a schizophrenic woman said to have swung a bat at a police sergeant, has renewed scrutiny of how officers handle the difficult task of dealing with people who are behaving erratically and dangerously.
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Another Uber passenger, Matt Mellen, said in an interview with WWMT-TV that a driver who appeared to be Mr. Dalton picked him up late Saturday afternoon, and that the man had driven erratically, speeding through the streets, ignoring a stop sign and swerving through traffic.
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Kanye invited Harvey Levin to his offices after taking issue with a TMZ source who told us Ye had been acting erratically, and Harvey took him up on the offer, spending 2 hours with Yeezy and various music executives who were planning the release of the albums.
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Finally, be so kind as to grant me the establishing belief that having public breakdowns about reality television, recklessly condemning businesses in the private sector for personal gain, and using Twitter as if it is a series of text messages to your id is erratically unhinged behavior.
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Iris' sister Mary Wogas said Anthony, who appeared in the 2016 documentary Eating You Alive, which also featured appearances from Samuel L. Jackson and James Cameron, had allegedly been acting erratically and threatening Iris, a director and health care administrator, after she filed for divorce in June.
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Because of the volatile nature of low-wage work—in which earnings and hours change seasonally or erratically—the chances of someone working insufficient hours to meet the requirement or having an income that is temporarily over the limit, and thereby losing health coverage, is fairly high.
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It's impossible to discuss Johnston without touching on his bipolar disorder, which both imbued him with great emotional distress (two of his albums are called Songs of Pain and More Songs of Pain) and with manic episodes that made him both behave erratically and create incredibly prolifically.
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The Kershaw County Sheriff's Office reports that soon after the department was alerted to a Ford F-150 pickup that was being driven erratically on U.S. 1 in the town of Lugoff on Wednesday, a narcotics officer spotted the truck driving by him and began to pursue it.
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"In talks with Netflix we all felt that stories about a narcissistic, erratically behaving family in the building business — and their desperate abuses of power — are really underrepresented on TV these days," said creator Mitch Hurwitz in a press release so dry you can practically hear it crackling.
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The department's commissioner, Vannessa Dorantes, said in a statement that the department could not comment on whether it was looking into this incident but that it typically investigated reports of parents "acting erratically or in an impaired fashion" if there was concern that children might be at risk.
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In the new neighborhoods along the northeastern edge of the city, one can see the emergence of a new global class, distributed unevenly and erratically building a type of vertical living that is in sharp contrast to the architecture of the city center with its many alleys, plazas, and commercial streets.
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In a 911 call shortly before Officer Gonzalez and three colleagues responded on Monday afternoon, Mr. Jeune's mother told a dispatcher her son was off his medication, acting erratically and had smashed a television, said a police official who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss an ongoing investigation.
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But they called Mr. Rosenstein's comments an example of how erratically he was behaving while he was taking part in the interviews for a replacement F.B.I. director, considering the appointment of a special counsel and otherwise running the day-to-day operations of the more than 100,000 people at the Justice Department.
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It did not falter from my blows, but I worked it down, bit by bit, and I eventually watched it limp erratically up the heavy boughs that make up the forest's network of pathways, and to what I presumed was its home: A matted bed of flora, brittle bones from past meals, a few eggs.
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There's a hot, new challenge taking the world of TikTok by storm, and it seems like a real winner: You get behind the wheel of a car and drive as erratically as humanly possible, repeatedly swerving into the left lane while your friend films what may very well be your final moments on this earth.
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Fatalities occur primarily because most schools lack four critical ingredients to assure sports safety: emergency action plans, policies for proper conditioning and safe exercise in high heat and humidity, the presence of trained health professionals at all practices and games, and immediate availability of automated external defibrillators, or A.E.D.s, to reset a stilled or erratically beating heart.
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The Credit Suisse analyst Robert Spingarn on Monday said "we can no longer defend the shares in light of the latest discoveries, discoveries which significantly increase the risk profile for investors" after Reuters reported internal messages from a former Boeing pilot who said the Max software was acting erratically for months before the plane started flying.
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The slow speed at which Hurricane Dorian as a whole is moving (not to be confused with the speed of its swirling winds, which are of course very fast) — allows it to be pushed this way and that more erratically than if it were embedded in a strong steering wind current, which would keep it moving more consistently.
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The authorities then learned that a 2731-year-old man and 4-year-old woman pulled over for driving erratically in a red pickup nearby had seen the shooter, 4-year-old Daterryn McBride, in the lobby while coming in to rent a room and had fled only to be shot in their truck; their injuries were non-life-threatening.
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I think it's possible McConnell and Ryan both, if they were offered the choice, might choose another four years of the status quo — four years of a Republican majority in Congress, foiling the plans of a Democratic president — to four years of erratically unified government under a man who's less loyal to the Republican Party than the party is to him.
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In the new Times report, Goldman and Schmidt purport to describe Rosenstein's behavior and interactions with top Justice Department officials in the week or so after the firing (when, it should be noted, President Trump himself was behaving quite erratically — seeming to admit on television that he fired Comey over the Russia probe, and disclosing classified information to Russians in the Oval Office).
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Four weeks after Hardline's launch, in April, 2015, Freddie Gray, a 25-year-old arrested in Baltimore for possession of a switchblade, died en route to police custody as a result of a "rough ride," whereby officers deliberately drove their van erratically, leaving the handcuffed Gray to fall against the walls and floor and suffer a fatal injury to his spinal cord.
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As Patricia Roberts-Miller explains in her book, Democracy and Demagoguery: It may be counterintuitive, but the charismatic leadership relationship is strengthened by the leader behaving erratically, making what might appear to be irrational arguments, judging situations quickly without much information (especially without expert advice), and making hyperbolic claims (especially about his or her own achievements and, oddly enough, health).
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PPISNs have never been definitively seen before, but theorists believe that they would play out in diverse ways, while always sharing one hallmark feature: The stars would erupt erratically over the course of days, months, decades, centuries or even millennia, before their cores have reduced enough in size to stop experiencing the quantum pair-instability, at which point, finally, they gravitationally collapse into black holes.
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Tensions between North Korea and the United States have been growing as leader Kim Jong Un continues to act erratically — he may be behind the assassination of his brother in Malaysia and the country recently released a captive American student who was in a coma and died shortly afterwards — and he has launched at least 10 missile tests, despite increasing sanctions, since President Donald Trump took office.
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