"In the footsteps of prophets and in the footsteps of Deah," Farris wrote on Facebook.
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"So many other footsteps are hidden in the footsteps of Joseph and Mary," Francis said Sunday.
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"So many other footsteps are hidden in the footsteps of Joseph and Mary," Francis said, according to Reuters.
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In place of music, sometimes the participant hears footsteps, most will walk faster if the auditory footsteps increase in speed.
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Zakharova is very close to her family — following in her father's footsteps professionally and her mother's footsteps in terms of temperament.
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"I didn't want to just follow in my mom's footsteps, but now I'm following in my mom's footsteps," she adds with a laugh. 3.
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Footsteps Following in the footsteps of the self-described "black feminist lesbian poet," whose ideas caught fire in a city she cherished and criticized.
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Thankfully, many more directors have followed in Hamilton's footsteps and the footsteps of many other women filmmakers over the years, making acclaimed films about other amazing ladies.
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BRITAIN'S FOOTSTEPS By granting a partial authorisation to Huawei, France would follow Britain's footsteps, as British Prime Minister Boris Johnson granted Huawei a limited role in the country's 5G network.
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Chin up, Chris ... you're following in George Clooney's footsteps.
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Can you follow in — or even disrupt — their footsteps?
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Baylee Littrell is following in his dad's footsteps — literally!
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A lot of ... Were you following in anyone's footsteps?
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We hope bigger fashion names will follow in Kahmune's footsteps.
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Amendment 2 follows the footsteps of previous state medical legalization.
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Prince Louis is following in his older siblings' royal footsteps.
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Kourtney Kardashian's little girl is following in her stylish footsteps!
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Eastwood has followed in his dad's footsteps as an actor.
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All of a sudden, invisible footsteps were moving toward me.
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Builders loosely follows the footsteps of that game's legendary hero.
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"I kind of want to follow his footsteps," Brazier said.
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Some are following in the career footsteps of their mothers.
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"Doyle," followed in his legendary footsteps at Lodi High School.
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Jenner, 20, doesn't just follow in Kardashian West's fashion footsteps.
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"I kind of want to follow his footsteps," Brazier said.
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But Miyamoto's victory encouraged others to follow in her footsteps.
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Walking In The Footsteps Of Our Fathers — Ladysmith Black Mambazo
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Kate Moss' daughter is following in her mom's modeling footsteps.
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Here's hoping more artists will follow in her bedazzled footsteps.
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Wristbands measure footsteps; apps can track sleep patterns and sex.
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"I don't want people following in my footsteps," he said.
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This year, dozens more are following their footsteps, Watts says.
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This week, Kroger is following in Target and Lowe's footsteps.
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It's also possible US states won't follow in Europe's footsteps.
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He was following in his footsteps to the very end.
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She was also following in the footsteps of her ancestors.
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Footsteps Heidelberg's only Mark Twain impersonator takes his work seriously.
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The footsteps came and went, and the women stayed quiet.
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Following in the footsteps of Facebook, tbh wasn't launched publicly.
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But now he's following in his father's footsteps, leading expeditions.
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And they hope the next generation follows in their footsteps.
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His son George W. Bush followed closely in his footsteps.
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These guys keep falling behind the Vox Media footsteps. Clearly.
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Ming Lee Simmons is following in her mother's fashionable footsteps.
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Some were microphones, listening for guerrilla footsteps or truck ignitions.
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Following the footsteps of his father, former Puerto Rico Gov.
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Paxton and Abbott are following in the footsteps of Ohio.
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After a minute of silence, we heard light, quick footsteps.
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And how can we learn to follow in his footsteps?
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Chelsea followed in his footsteps for graduate school in 2001.
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Robinhood follows in the footsteps of Charles Schwab and Square.
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He shares advice on how to follow in his footsteps.
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Does she want to follow in her famous mother's footsteps?
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Borden, another major processor, followed in its footsteps in January.
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"He wanted to follow his dad's footsteps," Ms. Walters said.
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"Race" traces the footsteps of the Olympic runner Jesse Owens.
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Maybe we could all learn to walk in others' footsteps.
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Leopold began walking quickly down the tunnel, his footsteps echoing.
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Mr. Coon follows in the footsteps of the courageous Revs.
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Is this what it means to follow in Jesus's footsteps?
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"They encourage others to follow in his footsteps," he said.
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A handful of other states have followed in Texas's footsteps.
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Do you think you will follow in your parents' footsteps?
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Kim Jong Un has a theme song known as "Footsteps."
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YouTube's recommendation engine, meanwhile, is following all these digital footsteps.
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Overlay footsteps on the ground leading the way for you.
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Clearly she wanted her daughter to follow in her footsteps.
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Definitely following in her parent's footsteps ... no question about that.
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Will he follow in Gates' footsteps and become a great philanthropist?
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President Trump could now be poised to follow in those footsteps.
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Once again, Fulks again ended up following in his daddy's footsteps.
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We will follow in your footsteps to a much better future.
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I am proud to have followed in your footsteps, Sir Roger.
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Pavegen converts the kinetic energy generated from footsteps into renewable electricity.
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He wanted to head back home and follow in Vic's footsteps.
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Plus, other bakeries will surely follow in Mac Lab's magical footsteps.
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" Forbes sees Harry following in her footsteps as a "cool dad.
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Financial wellness programs follow in the footsteps of physical wellness programs.
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We have followed in their footsteps to get where are today.
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The president is following in the footsteps of political rival Sen.
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The amplified sounds of footsteps and breathing signal that danger lurks.
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I live my life in his footsteps day in day out.
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Following in the footsteps of now-former presidential contender Washington Gov.
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Prince Louis is following in his new aunt, Meghan Markle's footsteps.
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Since then, nearly 60 other women have followed in her footsteps.
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Why were millennials struggling so much to follow in their footsteps?
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Is Liam James set to follow in his dad's musical footsteps?
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"Big Black" follows in the footsteps of recent nonfiction graphic novels.
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Reagan acknowledged many times that he was following in Kennedy's footsteps.
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If they can do it, anyone can follow in their footsteps.
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It wouldn't be surprising if other universities followed in its footsteps.
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It often made more sense to simply follow in his footsteps.
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The creature's footsteps are heavy, and it snarls like a bear.
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Following in the Carey's footsteps wouldn't necessarily be a bad thing.
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Kylie's following in her sisters' footsteps with this work of art.
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But there are hundreds of other companies following in their footsteps.
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Following in Iowa's footsteps, New Hampshire is getting some snow today.
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How much does she want to follow in her father's footsteps?
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Corporate chiefs and Hollywood stars have mulled following in his footsteps.
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Fact is, she's following in the footsteps of Kim and Kourtney.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Jefferies is plodding in Morgan Stanley's footsteps.
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But Sistine is following in her model mom Jennifer Flavin's footsteps.
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Other Argentine borrowers are also likely to follow in its footsteps.
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It's the second Oasis-branded Kindle, following in the original's footsteps.
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The girls were silent, shaking, until they heard his footsteps fading.
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Charles' sons, Prince William and Prince Harry, followed in his footsteps.
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I am proud to have followed in your footsteps Sir Roger.
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The sun was low, and our footsteps crunched on the sand.
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Trump will be trying to follow in their footsteps next fall.
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I always thought that I would follow in my dad's footsteps.
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Perhaps one year-old Jameson is following in his father's footsteps?
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"I don't like to follow in the footsteps," Ms. Redstone said.
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"You should listen to the footsteps, because they're coming," he said.
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And her Super Bowl performance followed right in the video's footsteps.
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But the footsteps of whoever was also haunting the attic weren't.
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Now, investors hope the startup will follow in that company's footsteps.
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Then, finally, a sudden silence descended, broken only by marching footsteps.
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Fagerström is following in her father's footsteps — he's also a pilot.
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That may worry other companies hoping to follow in Xiaomi's footsteps.
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Josephus' footsteps lie closer to the surface in the Templum Pacis.
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I often wondered why other states didn't follow in their footsteps.
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From the living room came the sound of soft, slow footsteps.
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Only a brave soul would dare to follow in those footsteps.
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It's these pleasant few footsteps that allowed complex societies to blossom.
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Gabriel García Márquez journeyed to the South, following in Faulkner's footsteps.
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No footsteps of my father as he drags our grocery bags.
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There were hurried footsteps and medical staff talking in hushed tones.
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"It's an honor to follow in Peggy's footsteps," Ms. Koch said.
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U.S. astronaut Kathryn Sullivan followed in her footsteps several months later.
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Footsteps to the past These footprints were found just in time.
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President-elect Donald J. Trump is following in Fidel Castro's footsteps.
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Now Mr. Bertrand, 20193, of Nantes, was following in her footsteps.
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Other startups like Byton are following in its big-screen footsteps.
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N,> following in the footsteps of Reckitt Benckiser earlier this week.
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But his choice wasn't simply about following in his father's footsteps.
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Hoffman has also encouraged other donors to follow in his footsteps.
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He will follow in the footsteps of his great uncle, Sen.
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Wolff responded angrily, accusing Smerconish of following in the administration's footsteps.
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He will follow in the footsteps of his great-uncle, Sen.
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At one point you heard Mary's footsteps walking into the room.
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I've walked in his footsteps into many of the same restaurants.
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But Volokh is, in a way, following in Scalia's footsteps here.
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And now Colorado husband Chris Watts has followed in Peterson's bloody footsteps.
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Markle followed her sister-in-law's footsteps in getting henna while expecting.
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Kaia Gerber is continuing to follow in supermodel mom Cindy Crawford's footsteps.
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Still, it is not clear Dr. Pepper will follow in Coke's footsteps.
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Ngawa alone, thirty-nine more people have followed in Tapey's footsteps. At
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And Baena isn't the only son interested in following in Schwarzenegger's footsteps.
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Following in his footsteps was the dream my family had for me.
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Prince William and Princess Kate are again walking in Princess Diana's footsteps.
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Martínez followed in his father's footsteps to become a professional soccer player.
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Now, the question is: Will MK follow in her twin's sunny footsteps?
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What happens when the master of horror's son follows in his footsteps?
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You can follow in the footsteps of Dany's campaign by visiting Morocco.
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Moon ghosts who hunt you when they hear footsteps on the moon?
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Ms Karczmarczyk and a handful of others follow in Mr Warpechowski's footsteps.
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But by mid-January, employees had started to report hearing footsteps overhead.
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Sometimes, men want to follow in their father's footsteps at all costs.
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FROM PEOPLETV: Christie Brinkley's Daughter Sailor on Following in Her Mother's Footsteps
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Do you want to follow in Curtis' footsteps and donate your hair?
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And they're trying to ensure that other students follow in his footsteps.
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Can Matt Centrowitz Jr. run in his father's footsteps to Olympic gold?
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Omoye, however, is not exactly planning on following in her dad's footsteps.
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FROM PEN: Christie Brinkley's Daughter Sailor on Following in Her Mother's Footsteps
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Many modern athletes might have the potential to follow in Caruthers' footsteps.
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The pavement absorbs all sounds of footsteps and a bouncing red ball.
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And then, essentially, calling for others to come and follow their footsteps.
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In a way, I want to follow in footsteps of Alicia Keys.
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"I am following in the footsteps of Thanos," The-Jedi-Apprentice wrote.
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Getting that perspective, how it was walking in their footsteps, was something.
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FROM PEOPLETV: Christie Brinkley's Daughter Sailor on Following in Her Mother's Footsteps
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I feel like it's such an honor to follow in their footsteps.
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Harry has been following in his mother's footsteps with his charity work.
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She has her headphones in and is deaf to the footsteps approaching.
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Chrissy Teigen's son Miles Theodore is already following in her foodie footsteps!
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She heard footsteps, and swung around to see a family of deer.
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Baena isn't the actor's only son interested in following in Schwarzenegger's footsteps.
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I want you to follow in the footsteps of Alexander the Great.
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Miami Heat legend Dwyane Wade's son is following in his father's footsteps.
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Kaiser believes it is unlikely that Facebook will follow in Twitter's footsteps.
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South Korea on Friday followed in China's footsteps to ban new ICOs.
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Kaiser believes it is unlikely that Facebook will follow in Twitter's footsteps.
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If anything, they were just following in the footsteps of their ancestors!
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She wants her would-be hires to be following in those footsteps.
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And I've wanted to follow in their footsteps since I was 2202.
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Footsteps Clothing Yin and Yang Matching Pajamas, available at Etsy, $48 each
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As I walked the rugged trails, I sensed His footsteps beside me.
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Yeah, the creaky doors and stumbling footsteps initially invoke alertness not relaxation.
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After this spectacular showdown, maybe more people will follow in his footsteps.
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She just assumed that I was, quite literally, following in her footsteps.
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But for my mom's birthday I painted the sound of her footsteps.
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Following in his father's footsteps, Joseph also likes to sport American culture.
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The last person in line wiped away footsteps with a tree branch.
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Then a door slammed down the hall, footsteps dissipated on the stairs.
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It is not easy following in the footsteps of the Manning brothers.
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Jonas, they will be following in the footsteps of his younger brother.
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But, the emerging star of Anthony Joshua swiftly followed in his footsteps.
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Jorja Smith follows in the footsteps of timeless singers like Amy Winehouse.
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Mnuchin, following in his boss's footsteps, has not apologized for his comment.
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You are the first, but many others will follow in your footsteps.
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But he never wanted any of them to follow in his footsteps.
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Sara Genn, above, followed in her father's footsteps and became a painter.
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Maybe he's following in the footsteps of another hair legend, Harry Styles.
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Is it any wonder it followed in its brethren's award-laden footsteps?
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Whoever replaces him must decide whether to follow in his litigious footsteps.
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Hundreds of startups plant themselves here hoping to follow in their footsteps.
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So he followed in their footsteps, with the help of the smuggler.
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He initially followed in his father's footsteps by becoming a railway clerk.
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Chelsea Clinton won't be following in her parents' political footsteps just yet.
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The only thing you know is the footsteps will, eventually, get louder.
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Footsteps echo in a narrow passageway leading into the Saddam-era bunker.
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Now I have the opportunity and responsibility to follow in his footsteps.
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There was a dark-green carpet, but his footsteps seemed loud, hard.
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Will Dannielynn Hope be following in mom Anna Nicole Smith's acting footsteps?
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His work follows in their footsteps, and is fantastical and darkly humorous.
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But universities with similar histories aren't necessarily able to follow Georgetown's footsteps.
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A Footsteps member removes his tefillin, a ritual object worn during prayers.
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"Footsteps" looks and sounds like a propaganda song from the Soviet Union.
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Now a Saudi prince is following in the footsteps of the shah.
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Ultra-Orthodox communities, whose leaders stand vigil against outside influences, know about Footsteps; about half the people I met in Footsteps first heard of it when they were accused by someone in their family of being a member.
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Then, you have the beginning of civilization: heartbeat, laughter, footsteps, the first tools.
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Mercredi Uy's family is one of those Cambodian-Americans who followed Ngoy's footsteps.
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Still, Heather didn't always think she would follow in her famous family's footsteps.
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No footsteps, but instead it's the calming sound of wind and white noise.
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But these are all apostles merely following in the footsteps of Jerry Thomas.
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His company's Pavegen floor tiles generate electricity by harnessing the power of footsteps.
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Johnny was set to follow in his father's footsteps and become a stockbroker.
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It is following in the footsteps of retailer Woolworths and foodmaker Tiger Brands.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger's son, Joseph Baena, is literally following in his father's acting footsteps.
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FROM PEN: Christie Brinkley's Daughter Sailor on Following in Her Mother's Footsteps 2.
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Times are different but she is honored that they follow in her footsteps.
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Cindy Crawford has a beautiful modeling dynasty following in her high-fashion footsteps.
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Since then, others in the industry have followed in Verizon's footsteps, Armstrong said.
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"I'm walking in the footsteps of some very, very evil people," Asbæk said.
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In part, he was swayed by wanting to follow in his mother's footsteps.
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It's tough enough to follow in the footsteps of one Heisman Trophy winner.
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Maybe she wants to follow in her father's footsteps, or join her brother.
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Lola follows in her older brother's footsteps, as he also studies at NYU.
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But trying to follow in the footsteps of the Warriors is hardly necessary.
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What advice does he have for those looking to follow in his footsteps?
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Andrew McCarthy's son is following in his father's footsteps — down to the costars!
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Vibration sensors detect footsteps, car engines... even if you're running a coffee maker.
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I'll be curious to see if any other states follow in Oregon's footsteps.
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He was descended from Abraham, and taught that he followed in Jesus' footsteps.
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Joyce says she's proud to see her future generations follow in her footsteps.
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Kelsey and Camille Grammer's daughter Mason is following in her mother's modeling footsteps.
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It's unknown if Eugenie will follow in their footsteps, but it's very likely!
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Slack, however, is expected to pursue a direct listing, following in Spotify's footsteps.
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Prince William is following in Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's social media footsteps!
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Fortnite on iOS includes visual indicators for nearby gunfire and footsteps of enemies.
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Michael Gandolfini is following in the footsteps of his late father James Gandolfini.
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The two granddaughters of Queen Elizabeth are following some pretty big royal footsteps.
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In other words, 2019 seems to be following in the footsteps of 2018.
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"All I have to do is follow in my mother's footsteps," Ginzo says.
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His two younger brothers, LaMelo and LiAngelo, will likely follow in his footsteps.
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But ... Trump's proudly never made any attempt to follow in 44's footsteps.
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Now, if only other countries in the world would follow in Iceland's footsteps.
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Brooklyn Beckham appears to be following his father's footsteps in acquiring body art.
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Do either of these fighters have the potential to follow in Almeida's footsteps?
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Mechanically, Mankind Divided follows closely in the very competent footsteps of Human Revolution.
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Let's hope that he follows in the footsteps of his big bro Joe.
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I know that there are nurses here who are following in your footsteps.
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Walking in the footsteps of a stranger can be an excellent learning opportunity.
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They're following in baby boomers' footsteps, albeit belatedly — and on their own terms.
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Aldrin said she didn't want her son to follow in his father's footsteps.
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Then Kaia Gerber followed in her famous '90s supermodel mom Cindy Crawford's footsteps.
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Harris follows in the footsteps of other previously centrist-leaning Democrats like Sens.
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Depending on Chairman Kim to plod in Soviet footsteps could well invite tragedy.
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Guests have reported paranormal activity in the form of footsteps and disembodied whispers.
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Thomas, Olesya and I retraced Raskolnikov's footsteps on the day of the murder.
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Google declined to comment when asked whether YouTube would follow in Twitter's footsteps.
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San Felice could hear the gunman's footsteps as she sat under a desk.
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For those who wish to follow in his footsteps, he has some advice.
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Everyone has a predetermined number of footsteps to use up in a lifetime.
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It will look for indicators like the sound of footsteps or water running.
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However, that doesn't mean the series has to follow in the movies' footsteps.
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New buyers making such sacrifices will be hoping to follow in Zhang's footsteps.
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He felt a change in the pitch of the echoing footsteps around him.
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The noises included the usual suburban sounds such as traffic, footsteps and voices.
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You can even try walking and the AR app will follow your footsteps.
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But America has yet to follow the footsteps of Western Europe and Canada.
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Did the player following in their footsteps kill them, or let them pass?
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Or maybe they want to follow in your footsteps and they're naturally curious.
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That may worry other Chinese tech companies hoping to follow in Xiaomi's footsteps.
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Their daughter has decided to follow in her parents' footsteps and pursue acting.
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He now wants to follow in his dad's footsteps by joining the military.
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How does an aspiring athlete follow in the footsteps of a famous parent?
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My parents are really wonderful and I want to follow in their footsteps.
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How did your mom feel about you wanting to follow in her footsteps?
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The unsteady balance was apparent from the first footsteps on the red carpet.
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You're following in the footsteps of a lot of great profile writers, right?
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The precise footsteps for a stunt block on kick coverage are mapped out.
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Darting down a meandering trail overgrown with bushes, I heard footsteps behind me.
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Footsteps In Huelva, the socialite-turned-sculptor created a monumental Christopher Columbus statue.
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New host, comedian Jade Catta-Preta, doesn't want to follow in his footsteps.
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We hope Kim follows in Oprah's footsteps and starts serving us #harvestday content.
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It feels good to help someone who wants to follow in your footsteps.
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We walk around and our footsteps echo, tracking the water across dry spots.
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Trudeau followed in the footsteps of his father and grandfather, both Canadian politicians.
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I could guess what he was carrying by the sound of his footsteps.
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Following in his father's footsteps, Mr. Nutthapong studied architecture in college in Bangkok.
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As the footsteps on the other side got closer, my heart pounded louder.
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Like Trump, Kushner followed in the footsteps of a real estate powerhouse father.
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Of course, she'd be following in the footsteps of her father, Robert Kardashian.
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According to her Instagram bio, however, she didn't follow in her father's surfing footsteps.
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Footsteps send her reeling into my closet; loud sneezes, she's diving under the bed.
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And it seems little Luna may already be following in her mother's funny footsteps.
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WWE got it right and now other sports organizations are following in their footsteps.
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"It typically takes 2,200 footsteps from car seat to plane seat," the website reads.
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It's difficult to follow in the formidable footsteps of Peabo Bryson and Celine Dion.
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Where most investors lose their way in following in Buffett's legendary footsteps is consistency.
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Now, the newest launch — Lip Injection Glossy — is set to follow in its footsteps.
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The soundtrack creates a landscape of faint footsteps and trumpets, evoking a royal court.
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Gabrielle Union's daughter is following in her mother's footsteps — just in time for Halloween!
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Is Mike "Sugar Bear" Thompson's wife following in the footsteps of Mama June Shannon?
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And it appears her 17-month-old son York has followed in her footsteps!
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There's an enormous amount of fantastic TV that followed in the footsteps of Girls.
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Canada follows in the footsteps of Uruguay, which was the first nation to legalize.
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The monastery began to stir: soft footsteps and the rustling of clothes—no voices.
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Now he's offering advice to others who may want to follow in his footsteps.
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But now, it looks like Hulu is following in Netflix's well-paved digital footsteps.
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Meghan Markle might be following in Kate Middleton's footsteps as the next royal photographer!
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In Huambo, Angola, he retraced her footsteps through a live minefield back in 1997.
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I think Sarah has a good shot next week of following in his footsteps.
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If the measures pass, they would follow in the footsteps of Berkeley and Philadelphia.
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"The racist, fascist extreme right is represented footsteps from the Oval Office," he wrote.
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Congressional committees tend to retread the footsteps of a special investigation into the president.
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Dunkin' has long followed in the footsteps of Starbucks in terms of product launches.
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So for those looking to follow in Ohlala's footsteps, here are a few notes.
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"Crime scenes in the past were about fingerprints and footsteps," says Mr Ben-Peretz.
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Singh made a how-to for folks wishing to follow in his hacking footsteps.
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It appears Teresa Giudice's daughter, Milania, is following in her mother's limelight-seeking footsteps.
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In Bangladesh, sons follow murdered fathers' footsteps CNN's Euan McKirdy contributed to this report.
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"What a thrill to once again be following in Justin Bieber's footsteps," Lowe said.
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And his sons, Drake and Duke, 9, seem to be following in his footsteps.
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Since Crump's ride in 250, only five other women have followed in her footsteps.
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The people that have followed in his footsteps have been undyingly inspiring to me.
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Will Hadrien follow in his father and his grandfather's footsteps and become Prime Minister?
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How lucky am I to literally walk in his footsteps at The Golden Theater!
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The different BPM of songs are going to dictate how many footsteps you take.
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In fact, just how closely Kylie is following in Kim's footsteps may surprise you.
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The legacy of musicians following in their parents' footsteps is occasionally a fraught one.
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With his background working on this effort, Starks will be following in Clyburn's footsteps.
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In his first show in the new primetime slot, Carlson followed in O'Reilly's footsteps.
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Queen Elizabeth is following in the footsteps of her great-great-grandmother Queen Victoria.
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Of course, his retirement has prompted calls for people to follow in his footsteps.
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The guys over 30 hear the footsteps of the next generation of pro players.
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But note that Samsung doesn't actually want you to follow in Lil Wayne's footsteps.
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Cutlip's work, and the artists following his footsteps, are interested in changing that narrative.
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Do you think companies will follow in Burberry's footsteps and stop destroying their merch?
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Ms. Salem's brother, Omar Salem, followed in his father's footsteps, becoming a professional boxer.
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From basketball to NASCAR, children are following in their parent's footsteps across many sports.
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The news follows in the rabbit-shaped footsteps of a suit over Zootopia (2016).
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Here are Falcone's five tips for those who wish to follow in her footsteps.
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They're following in the product release footsteps of Apple, not the Department of Transportation.
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He followed in his father's footsteps for years, becoming his top lieutenant and emissary.
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Jack, however, chose not to receive a wedding band, following in Prince William's footsteps.
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And they will follow in the footsteps of Americans who sought justice before them.
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Mr. Netanyahu is ready and willing to follow in the footsteps of Menachem Begin.
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Kevin Garnett has talked about following in Jordan's footsteps and buying the Minnesota Timberwolves.
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But there was no pressure on him, he said, to follow in Paul's footsteps.
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The attendant craning of necks and the clunky sound of footsteps soon grew tedious.
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Living occupants complain of creaking doors and floorboards, shifting furniture, knocking, footsteps and voices.
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Harper, Lenkner, Re, Van Zile and Walker: Kavanaugh will follow in Justice Kennedy's footsteps.
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The German company is following in the footsteps of Blue Apron, an ocean away.
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Hopefully, more scientists will follow in Hetherington's footsteps because honestly, physics needs more cats.
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You know, in case he or she wants to follow in mom's footsteps. 11.
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George W. Bush followed in his father's footsteps, becoming the 43rd president in 85033.
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She was another Brazilian striker looking to follow in the footsteps of Wanderlei Silva.
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I didn't really want to follow in other people's footsteps as a documentary filmmaker.
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Footsteps It didn't start with history, and it certainly didn't start with Roger Casement.
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He follows in the recent footsteps of longstanding bosses at PepsiCo and Campbell Soup.
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Footsteps Decades ago, the pioneering writer Edward Abbey immortalized then-empty Arches National Park.
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Meanwhile, officials elsewhere are also concerned their states could follow in New York's footsteps.
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She's looking at me, and I don't want her to follow in my footsteps.
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After university, Matt followed in his father's footsteps and started working at a bank.
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Two of his seven children followed in his footsteps, also becoming locally known artists.
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The next suggested slowly treading footsteps, followed by the twittering, skittish sounds of birds.
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He had a double career — firefighter and military man — following in his father's footsteps.
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Preston and Benjamin, following in their father's footsteps, are also in the Air Force.
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In doing so, Mr. Trump will be following in the footsteps of his predecessor.
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I heard footsteps and ran out to find someone trying to steal a bike.
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Mr. Deutsch helped him with the event and hoped to follow in his footsteps.
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Some hurried footsteps, the swishing of scrubs, a phone ringing politely in the background.
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"Voices and Light Footsteps," set to Monteverdi madrigals and sinfonias, immediately establishes Alstonian virtues.
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As I lost the ability to walk, more people have followed in my footsteps.
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As I lost the ability to walk, more people have followed in my footsteps.
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He was about to dip his size 211 basketball shoes into his father's footsteps.
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Or maybe he's following in his famous wife's footsteps and starting a modeling career.
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Sophia's made it clear she wants to follow in Mom and Dad's acting footsteps.
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The Ionic is Fitbit's second smarwatch, following in the footsteps of the Fitbit Blaze.
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He followed in their footsteps, taking a job at the prestigious Boston Consulting Group.
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Mr. Trump appears to be following in the unfortunate footsteps of President Richard Nixon.
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This gun control debate appears to be following in the footsteps of Sandy Hook.
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Malky continued to refuse her husband, and after seven weeks, she again found Footsteps.
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"It typically takes 2,200 footsteps from car seat to plane seat," the website boasts.
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But never in a million years did I expect to follow in their footsteps.
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Swatting away tsetse flies, Lieutenant Diedhiou practically skipped as he traced the elephant's footsteps.
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The Cream City Cannibal tour follows his exact footsteps for seven of those murders.
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The show follows in the footsteps of Adele's own BBC special, which aired in 2015.
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Surely Kardashian will follow in her footsteps — with or without the strategically pointy pinky nail.
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He's following in his little brother Nick Jonas's footsteps with his underwear-clad photo shoot.
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Like you said, in flow, it does follow the footsteps of "Bodak Yellow" at points.
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Buzz is a … psychopath, who is probably set up to follow in his dad's footsteps.
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And, you know, it&aposs like, yes, he follows in the footsteps of Hillary Clinton.
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Hopefully, Rihanna's commitment to inclusivity will inspire other luxury designers to follow in her footsteps.
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Victoria Beckham's 7-year-old daughter Harper Seven is following in her mom's fashionable footsteps.
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Some painters — following in the footsteps of Arthur Dove — offer us received images of transcendence.
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Some painters — following in the footsteps of Arthur Dove — offer us received images of transcendence.
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" He adds, "I hope that more shows will follow in Disney's footsteps with Cyrus' storyline.
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They hear voices, disembodied footsteps, or, perhaps most chillingly, the sound of a woman sighing.
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Apple is following Amazon's footsteps into the credit card scene with the new Apple Card.
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The footsteps draw closer, and Turtle ducks into the woods, lies down behind a log.
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Our World looks to be the first major property to follow in Pokémon Go's footsteps.
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And decades later, his grandson, Ben Solo, followed in his footsteps to become Kylo Ren.
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Maybe if I decide to become an academic or something, follow my brother's footsteps [laughs].
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Fifty-four percent of respondents said that governments shouldn't follow in the footsteps of Japan.
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Two of his children, George Jr. and Timothy, have followed in their father's soccer footsteps.
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McHenry was following in her father's footsteps as she was also a director and producer.
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The bullying continued after Forrest decided to follow in her mother's footsteps and pursue modeling.
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Jordyn Woods is following in best friend Kylie Jenner's footsteps and launching her own business.
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Nonetheless, many more countries might follow in Poland's footsteps and seek to tighten their restrictions.
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And many think it will not be long before "true" corporates follow in its footsteps.
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Would they follow in Prince William and Kate Middleton's footsteps and serve a massive fruitcake?
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One thing's for sure: Snap doesn't want to follow Facebook's footsteps in funding original content.
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If the Trump administration doesn't intervene, other red states will surely follow in its footsteps.
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And in the process, it follows in the footsteps of many superhero narratives before it.
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Spire is a fitness tracker that takes more than simply footsteps and calories into account.
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Donald Trump is ready to follow in President Barack Obama's footsteps in a big way.
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Integrations are harder when paired with indecision Lenovo is retreading HP's footsteps with admirable diligence.
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Now it appears that Trump, who is much more reckless, is following in their footsteps.
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With each tweet and tirade, President Trump might very well be following in his footsteps.
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Her fans have already started to follow in her footsteps and start their own brands.
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European shares traded in negative territory, following in the footsteps of U.S. and Asian markets.
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"I want people to be aware that they're leaving some digital footsteps everywhere they go."
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Instead, focus on executing your own game and your competitors will follow in your footsteps.
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Word just came down today that Trump will not be following in President Obama's footsteps.
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BTW ... Meghan is following in the footsteps of her princess predecessors like Diana and Kate.
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The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield followed in Japan's footsteps Tuesday, declining below 1.8 percent.
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Zuckerberg follows in the footsteps of Steven Spielberg, who spoke at Harvard's 365th commencement ceremony.
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There's five or six artists I'm really trying to follow in the footsteps of creatively.
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ServiceNow also follows in the footsteps of Microsoft's similar partnership with Adobe announced last year.
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Soon they heard the man's footsteps crashing and his breath wheezing in and out, hard.
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The question facing Democrats is, Do they have someone who can follow in Obama's footsteps?
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"It's not that I want (the girls) to exactly follow in my footsteps," Christina said.
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Hunter Biden followed in his father's political footsteps and worked his way up in Washington.
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And now, it looks like the Korean conglomerate is following in Apple's footsteps after all.
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The trail was a well-established meander through the woods, cultivated by decades of footsteps.
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So I set out to understand it better by retracing his footsteps in the region.
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Apple may follow in Samsung's footsteps with its next iPhone in more ways than one.
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We're trying our best, following the footsteps of our parents, and getting ridiculed for it.
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He grew up nonreligious, following in the footsteps of his parents, who were both atheists.
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A big part of the book is your own journey following in the expedition's footsteps.
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No one speaks—the Great Silence—but I hear plenty: footsteps, clothing, carpeting, a cough.
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Gaga will be following in the footsteps of Janet Gaynor, Judy Garland, and Barbara Streisand.
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The drum machine begins to sound like encroaching footsteps, the organ like a sounding alarm.
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In the decades since, the youths of Daqing followed in the footsteps of their forefathers.
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Johnson could therefore be following the in the footsteps of Henry, more so than Churchill.
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Facebook could soon follow in the footsteps of Instagram by hiding public-facing "like" counts.
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His son, K. J., has followed in Smith's footsteps and plays basketball at North Carolina.
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Early-stage founders: Don't miss your chance to follow in the footsteps of tech giants.
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Her youngest son, Dylan Jagger Lee, followed in her footsteps and signed with Next Management.
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Perhaps Mr. Trump will follow in the footsteps of one of his heroes, Ronald Reagan.
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And so, with Mr. Biden's footsteps getting louder, Mr. Sanders has been sprinting of late.
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Mr. Bags (real name: Tao Liang) studied finance in college, following in his parents' footsteps.
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And I have no reason to suppose that Brett Kavanaugh would follow in these footsteps.
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Breaking up Facebook: Activists in the U.S. want the F.T.C. to follow in Europe's footsteps.
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"Yes, it's really nice to come out and be honest," said Ms. Getter of Footsteps.
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Others who intend to remain are likely to follow the footsteps of Texas Republican Sen.
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Margaret Qualley, from "The Leftovers," followed in the footsteps of her famous mom, Andie MacDowell.
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I know a number of Americans who followed in their footsteps: Sharp, Jon One, Core.
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"It's intimidating to have to follow in those footsteps," Williams said of Gianna's famous father.
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She said she heard more footsteps outside her apartment, a woman's voice and a commotion.
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His movies are colorful and vibrant and appear to follow in Oscar-winning Miyazaki's footsteps.
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Ultimately, my hope isn't that they follow in my footsteps, or even become business leaders.
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Following in Sharapova's footsteps seems fitting, as Kenin's path in the sport has been similar.
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Other sounds like office chatter, doors closing, and footsteps are muffled, but they're still audible.
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One banker said other German states could follow in the footsteps of North Rhine-Westphalia.
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I felt like I was actually following in the footsteps of Rory and Lorelai Gilmore.
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" As soon as she walks through the front door she hears his footsteps overhead. "Doug?
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Iran is considering the development of its own cryptocurrency, following in the footsteps of Venezuela.
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Young people in the region celebrate their stories and dream of following in their footsteps.
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Another questioner professed hope that Facebook would not follow in Google's footsteps, said the attendees.
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Most analysts doubt the region's central banks will follow global central banks' footsteps anytime soon.
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The sounds I did hear were faint: babies crying, people coughing, footsteps through the mud.
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Are there artists continuing in your footsteps, or is it a skill that's dying out?
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TWAIN'S FEASTSearching for America's Lost Foods in the Footsteps of Samuel ClemensBy Andrew Beahrs323 pp.
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It's perfectly understandable for Trump to not want to follow in Forbes and Romney's footsteps.
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Slack plans to follow in its footsteps with a similar transaction in the coming months.
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A Detroit native, he first thought about following in his father's footsteps and studying journalism.
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Following in his accountant father's footsteps held no appeal, he said; he wanted a challenge.
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Crown Prince Naruhito has made clear that he intends to follow in his father's footsteps.
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Coming from an academic household did you feel pressure to follow in your parents footsteps?
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Following in the slippered footsteps of the Snuggie, "union suits" for adults are in vogue.
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Let's follow in the footsteps of this pope and patriarch, and in the footsteps of the Prince of Peace, and take it upon ourselves to put down our grievances for just one day and listen to our enemy as one would any other human being.
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But Philip is determined that his son follow in his footsteps and attend his alma mater.
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Whether the rest of the world will follow in his footsteps is yet to be determined.
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Five Feet Apart follows in the "sick-lit" adaptation footsteps of The Fault In Our Stars'.
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Gillibrand followed in Clinton's footsteps when she replaced her as a New York senator in 22008.
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"There are always ancestral footsteps behind me, pushing me … gestures are flowing through me," she writes.
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In doing so, he followed in the footsteps of his mother, who became president in 503.
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Nobody has louder footsteps, underlined by a controlled, back-breaking spasm of unnatural agility and force.
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So here I am, earbuds jammed into my head, eyes closed, and I'm listening for footsteps.
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When I became old enough, I followed my father's footsteps and enlisted in the U.S. Army.
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They recounted hearing the gunman&aposs footsteps as he moved about the newsroom, firing his weapon.
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For ambitious college students eager to follow in his footsteps, Sacca has good news and bad.
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" Like father, like son "I followed in my dad's footsteps," said Shamshirsaz, affectionately known as "Dr.
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Following in his brother's footsteps, he operated Kodiak on the side for the next seven years.
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And India is trying to follow in China's footsteps and ban foreign trash, as is Malaysia.
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But usually, they tell you things that are easy to measure, like heart rate and footsteps.
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The second is what sounded like footsteps following us in certain upstairs areas of the house.
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Jessica Simpson's son Ace is following in his father's footsteps — or should we say, golf shoes.
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He is also following in his father's footsteps by hosting television programs about Islam and spirituality.
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Moreland followed in his mother's footsteps, becoming a leading member of the "new generation" sculpture movement.
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Cameran Eubanks spent years worrying any kids she had would follow in her wild-child footsteps.
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Would you ever consider following in your fellow housewife's footsteps and starting your own wine business?
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The Magicians, for its part, has been following in those same footsteps since its first season.
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"No," Emma said when asked if she would have any interest in following her dad's footsteps.
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It was dead silent and all of a sudden you hear footsteps RIGHT beside the tent.
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In many ways, Southeast Asia is following in China's footsteps, but with a ten-year difference.
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It's no secret Caitlyn Jenner loves cars — and her daughters have certainly followed in her footsteps.
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Background sounds, like a chattering voices or footsteps were much more apparent on the new Dot.
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All that ought to guarantee a steady supply of talent to follow in Ms Dong's footsteps.
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Verizon follows in the footsteps of Sprint and T-Mobile, which both offer various "unlimited" plans.
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Leanne Ford is following in Chip and Joanna Gaines's footsteps and launching a line at Target!
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If becoming a makeup artist doesn't work out, Harper may follow in her mom's fashion footsteps.
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CNN: You have two sons that you hope could follow your footsteps at your alma mater.
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This isn't the first time Chyna has followed in the footsteps of her fiancee's famous family.
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Teigen could be following in her friend Kim's footsteps by first throwing shade via social media.
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Prince Harry has followed in his mother's footsteps when it comes to supporting people in need.
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Intel and Microsoft have followed in each other's footsteps for decades under the famous Wintel alliance.
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She will also follow in Meghan and Harry's footsteps by having her reception at Frogmore House.
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Of course, if you've ever followed in their footsteps, you know that it definitely is not.
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On the topic of banking sector reforms, Patel is also set to follow in Rajan's footsteps.
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With her new role, the actress follows in the footsteps of Gwen Stefani, Ciara, and more.
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If so, she's following in sister Khloe's footsteps after her big cut a few months back.
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You might hear footsteps, knocking, laughter, or actual voices coming from different parts of your house.
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Feel free to follow in my footsteps if you, too, wish to code on the iPad.
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They have an amazing history of artists, I hope I can follow in their footsteps pic.twitter.
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It could just say 'You're over there,' [and] overlay footsteps on the ground, leading the way.
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He signs off with a word about Mr. Carr and thoughts on following in his footsteps.
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Kaia Gerber is well on her way to following in her mother Cindy Crawford's supermodel footsteps.
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If we had to guess, this is North following in the creative footsteps of her family.
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She is a 22 year old – and is now a teacher following in her mentor's footsteps.
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Kate Middleton is following in Queen Elizabeth's stylish footsteps when it comes to her latest look.
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Following in the footsteps of the #BlackMenOfYaleUniversity, the Cambridge students have named their photo series #BlackMenofCambridgeUniversity.
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Following in his mother's footsteps, Harry visited minefields in Angola in 2013 and Mozambique in 2010.
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She is following in the footsteps of previous headliners like Coldplay, Bruno Mars and Katy Perry.
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Finally, following in the footsteps of Hampton Creek, The Not Company decided to start with mayonnaise.
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Ella Bleu Travolta always had an inkling she'd follow in the footsteps of her famous parents.
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Huawei debuted a foldable smartphone, following in Samsung's footsteps, which runs on a 5G-compatible chipset.
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Following in the footsteps of AT&T and Verizon*, Sprint is now offering an LTE tracker.
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This is also the first album on which you can hear the band retracing their footsteps.
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Robert Downey Jr.'s son has followed in his footsteps, getting his drug record wiped clean.
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But it looks like Katherine Schwarzenegger won't be following in her parents' political footsteps anytime soon.
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But Lily Collins followed in Alicia Keys' footsteps and posted a makeup-free selfie to Instagram.
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This isn't the first time North has shown an interest in following her famous mom's footsteps.
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It follows in the footsteps of the BMW Vision Next 183, which debuted back in March.
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Now, other states and cities with similar epidemics have the opportunity to follow in Detroit's footsteps.
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On May 6, Kyle Kragen, 23, followed in his father's footsteps and joined the Broncos' roster.
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In 2002, Adam decided to follow in his father's footsteps and started drag racing in Michigan.
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They are barefoot, so you cannot place the characters in space via the sound of footsteps.
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"Following in your footsteps?" the patient says, trying my father again, talking a lot—nervous, perhaps.
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It'd better prepare to, because Simon's son Eric seems to be following in his dad's footsteps.
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Jillian Suare says her passion for helping others inspired her to follow in her father's footsteps.
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The gallery follows in the footsteps of Tate, the National Theatre, and the Royal Shakespeare Company.
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His father, Brent, played football in high school, so he wanted to follow in his footsteps.
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Footsteps can be heard as a total of 18 seconds elapses before Cruz offers a response.
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RELATED: How Xi's China stacks up with rest of world Wil Xi follow in Putin's footsteps?
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He set up a restaurant in Japan, following in the footsteps of his grandparents and uncle.
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Misner was inspired by his grandfather, a firefighter himself, and wanted to follow in his footsteps.
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Footsteps approached the door, and a tall, gaunt man in a button-down shirt opened it.
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McCain's son Jack might try to follow in his father's footsteps after he leaves the military.
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Eli has long followed in big brother Peyton's footsteps, so why not follow him to Denver?
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Footsteps The American entertainer had a rich relationship with her adopted country — and it with her.
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One way the Brazilian president elect was following in Trump's footsteps was in Middle Eastern policy.
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He was following in the footsteps of his father, who taught art at an elementary school.
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To fail will mean following in the footsteps of a predecessor who met an embarrassing end.
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She is expected to broadly follow in Merkel's careful footsteps, albeit her tone will be different.
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Hundreds of people have followed in Lim's footsteps, and many are using her hashtag on Twitter.
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The new strategy: Eli Lilly is following in the footsteps of two other major drug companies.
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To fail will mean following in the footsteps of a predecessor who met an embarrassing end.
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Indeed you may be explicitly targeted to discourage other Western countries from following in your footsteps.
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But he wants follow in Obama's footsteps by engaging diplomatically with other powers to curtail proliferation.
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And now, Selena Gomez is following in these queens' footsteps, but with her own personal twist.
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We're sure it's only a matter of time until her younger siblings follow in Kourt's footsteps.
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Last fall Jenny arrived from LA, following in Tennessee's black and white saddle shoe-clad footsteps.
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A bell tolls one, two, three times, followed by a rush of footsteps, people walking above.
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The dual-language website will launch this spring, "following in the footsteps of Vogue Arabia..." (Vogue)
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Public officials have warned the U.S. could follow in Italy's footsteps if precautions are not taken.
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He resolved to follow in Stimson's footsteps — to Yale, Bones and beyond — and did just that.
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Father Martin follows in the footsteps of Pope Francis, the pontifex maximus ("pontifex" means "bridge-builder"!).
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For all we know, Forever 21 could follow Toys R Us's footsteps after its 2017 bankruptcy.
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"Steve wanted nothing more than to follow in his footsteps," William Morch, a childhood friend, said.
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They chose a top floor, to limit the frequency of passing footsteps — and Emma's subsequent barking.
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His father was a nurse, and he decided early in life to follow in his footsteps.
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I'm not sure if I've succeeded, but I'm trying my best to follow in her footsteps.
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Mr. Graydi followed in the footsteps of his Yemenite grandmother, embroidering fabrics and dressing his friends.
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I wanted to help him because I had been in his footsteps a few years earlier.
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Of course, the most likely possibility is that Bailey is just following in his mom's footsteps.
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Eventually, you'll be able to tell who's entering the shop by the sound of their footsteps.
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EU negotiators may also attempt to discourage other EU member states from following in Britain's footsteps.
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Following in the footsteps of her family of surgeons, Oswalt originally wanted to become a doctor.
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Muñiz wouldn't be the first or last to follow in the footsteps of her famous parents.
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But in medical school they teach you: If you hear footsteps, assume it's horses, not zebras.
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Angelina Jolie's six kids are following in their mom's footsteps — but not to the big screen!
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That same Sunday, two small voices could be heard over the pitter-patter of tiny footsteps.
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In a sense, Penney's is following in Nordstrom's footsteps and hoping to emulate the retailer's success.
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One's goal as a traveler is to be forgettable, to leave no footsteps in the sand.
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Russell Wilson says he wants to follow in Tom Brady's footsteps and play until he's 45
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The brilliance of Mr. X is not the inevitable one-on-one confrontation, it's his footsteps.
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Following in Amazon's giant footsteps, other e-commerce companies are providing a more specialized retail service.
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Rosa nearly follows in those men's footsteps, but asks to go downstairs to see Beal herself.
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Ponzio thinks his fish knew him by the particular vibration his footsteps caused in their water.
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The question is, with so many companies now following in its footsteps, does it feel vindicated?
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Bill and Melinda Gates' oldest daughter, Jennifer, is following in her parents' ambitious — and altruistic — footsteps.
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Entertainment: At halftime, Lady Gaga follows in the footsteps of Madonna, Bruce Springsteen, Prince and U2.
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We also asked Facebook, Amazon, and Apple if they had any plans to follow Google's footsteps.
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Australia can follow in Thailand's footsteps by encouraging tourism even in the aftermath of devastating events.
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No—follow in the footsteps of Julia Ziegler-Haynes, who knows her way around a kitchen.
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After the story broke, McCarthy followed in Trump's footsteps and took to Twitter to defend himself.
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Zardulu sees her work as following in the footsteps of André Breton, the founder of surrealism.
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Shadowy figures, laughter, and footsteps have all been reported as paranormal activity within the prison walls.
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It couldn't have been a hog because the footsteps were too heavy, snapping branches and twigs.
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Footsteps In this week's special Europe issue, explore the rivers, lakes and shorelines of 2500 favorite places; follow in the footsteps of Carl Linnaeus in Swedish Lapland (below); dine along the Adriatic coast between Venice and Trieste; and find a serene hotel with a water view.
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Following in the footsteps of her activist parents, Wells began to take an interest in ending segregation.
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Entrepreneurs were looking for people who had actually walked in their footsteps and done their job before.
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Reynolds is urging others to follow in his footsteps and help his young friend fight the disease.
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"I don't know if she'll follow in my footsteps, but she definitely has the genes," Lopez said.
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Look to me to remember what he was all about and try to follow in his footsteps.
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Lagerfeld followed in the footsteps of Raf Simons for Dior haute couture in reviving this beloved pairing.
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Well, Australian organization Equal Voices, launching in early April, seems to be following in the pope's footsteps.
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Rainey followed in his father's footsteps before being forced to work for the Confederate Army in 1861.
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A few US cities might have the infrastructural bones and civic will to follow in Barcelona's footsteps.
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Looking forward, Swift hopes to follow in the footsteps of some of Hollywood's most well-respected actors.
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I do wonder how many artists will follow Drake's footsteps and release a "playlist" of their own.
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He's even offered to follow in Dana White's footsteps and speak at the next Republican National Convention.
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He ultimately followed in their footsteps, enrolling at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland, in 1954.
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After following in his father's footsteps as a singer, Frank Jr. became a kidnapping victim in 2000.
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If George follows in his father's footsteps, he may go to boarding school when he turns 8.
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David's own star is on the rise, and she appears to be following in her father's footsteps.
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As an actress, Hadid would be following in the footsteps of other models who made the switch.
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The couple will also follow in Meghan and Harry's footsteps by having their reception at Frogmore House.
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Today's Republican leaders who would follow in his footsteps should pursue a plan that puts enforcement first.
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If you listen carefully, you'll be able to hear enemy footsteps long before you actually see them.
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Charles' son, Prince Harry, has followed in his father's footsteps when it comes to winning over children.
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Maya Hawke had a unique opportunity to follow in her mom's footsteps with her first major film.
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Best Buy followed in its competitors' footsteps today, releasing an early look at its Black Friday ad.
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Lauren Juliff, London, writer at Never Ending Footsteps and author of How Not to Travel the World
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Following the footsteps of the newly revamped women's, which Levine has no part in, it's looking sleek.
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China, whose footsteps to relative prosperity it aches to follow, has barely more men working than India.
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Kim Zolciak-Biermann's daughter, Ariana Biermann, is following in her mother's footsteps in more ways than one.
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Kim followed in the footsteps of his father and grandfather, whose portraits look down on Pyongyang streets.
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The platform is obviously following in the footsteps of rivals like social juggernaut Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
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Luke Skywalker wanted to learn about his absent, supposedly-dead father and follow in his Jedi footsteps.
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Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James said athletes should follow in the footsteps of the late Muhammad Ali.
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My dad was an ER doctor and as a girl, I dreamed of following in his footsteps.
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Again in Battlestar's footsteps, maybe Jasper will invent some kind of "let it be" religion this season.
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Selena Gomez will reportedly be following in Hadid's fashion line-spawning footsteps in the near future, too.
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A small group of men emerge from the village, a cloud of dust pursuing their weary footsteps.
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If she follows in Whitfield's footsteps, perhaps Zolciak-Bermann will find herself in that spot soon enough.
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But in this, as in many other respects, they are following in the footsteps of Seo Taiji.
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Even fewer are able to produce bold and captivating visuals like you see on "Gallons" or "Footsteps".
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She makes it clear that she will not be following in her half-sister Kim Kardashian's footsteps.
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President Trump's election has fueled speculation his adult children may follow his footsteps and run for office.
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Given their exposure to Bryan's career, do his boys want to follow in their dad's musical footsteps?
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Someone was intent on encouraging Luna to follow her mother's culinary footsteps with this customized pink kitchen.
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Lee has been widely expected to follow in his father, Lee Kun-hee's, footsteps in the future.
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She's sure to follow in her big sis' footsteps and sass reporters after her sweet daddy's games.
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She recalled at least once hearing footsteps up and down the stairs as she took a shower.
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Hudson is following in her older brother's footsteps in having two boys before finally welcoming a girl.
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Chang Naa expects his son, Chang Thung, to fish in his footsteps; he may want it so.
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Tracing McMillan's footsteps, she conjures up the landscape of Gippsland, plaiting together travelogue, history, diaries and reflections.
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His greatest fear, he eventually told me, had always been following in his father's footsteps, working construction.
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Looking to 2018, there are many candidates that could follow in the footsteps of their embattled predecessors.
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Following in Nintendo's footsteps, Sony and Sega have also launched revivals of their own vintage game systems.
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The inn's owner has also reported hearing the sounds of footsteps, even when the home was empty.
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Casey Affleck followed in his brother Ben's footsteps and has worked with his brother in different capacities.
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To prevent following in Uber's now-notorious footsteps, leaders must recognize diversity and inclusion as core values.
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If it follows in the footsteps of its sector peers, Unibail may tap the bond market soon.
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While art bots are far from mainstream, Tritt thinks they'll follow in the footsteps of digital photography.
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Following in the footsteps of a successful predecessor is never easy, but Corsica is yet to falter.
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Charlie's followed in the footsteps of Jude Law, Ben Affleck and Stephen Belafonte ... except he's not married.
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And, like many farmers, he doesn't want any of his six children to follow in his footsteps.
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Now, via Mama Kim's Snapchat, we're getting a glimpse of North West following in her parents' footsteps.
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Following her parents' footsteps in the entertainment industry, Yara started her career as a model during childhood.
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Instead, he's a web developer with a three-year-old son, who's following in his dad's footsteps.
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Experts say if the federal government doesn't intervene, other red states will likely follow in Idaho's footsteps.
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I was told of the sounds of footsteps on the stairs each night, but was it real?
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Our footsteps echoed off vaulted white ceilings as Brienza guided me through a maze of vacant rooms.
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We're inspired by a lot of old rock bands, so we tried to follow in their footsteps.
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In the pounding of our footsteps, below the wild panic, I remember a distinct thrill of pleasure.
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"Cohen's grave always has footsteps leading to it, no matter how high the snow," Mr. Zelermyer said.
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But the way was treacherous and impossible to use commercially, and no one followed in his footsteps.
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Akins is eagerly awaiting November, when the city will find out if voters followed in Longmont's footsteps.
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This will not be the first time Mr. Salonen has followed in the footsteps of Mr. Thomas.
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Several post-Soviet countries, including Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan, followed in Russia's footsteps and enacted similar laws.
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Attempts to follow in Mr. Bourdain's footsteps are typically orchestrated by small, independent, sometimes eccentric tour operators.
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After his flight into town for the premiere, he was eager to retrace his footsteps in Harlem.
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And in that sense, the Democrats appear to be following in the footsteps of their political opponents.
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When I Gusti Mangku was a young man he didn't want to follow in his father's footsteps.
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We hope other politicians will find the courage to follow in his footsteps, China's leaders above all.
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Footsteps Dickens began his novel in the marshes of the Hoo Peninsula, about 219 miles from London.
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I hear them, their footsteps, and my wife's voice as she talks on the phone to others.
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His mother and father were both university professors of physics, and he initially followed in their footsteps.
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The minute their footsteps disappeared down the hall my 7-year-old rushed into my room, crying.
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They were there for mementos, to be sure, but more urgently to walk in the Beales' footsteps.
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Calhoun follows in the footsteps of Dennis Muilenburg, who was fired after Boeing's 737 Max's were grounded.
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The company followed in the footsteps of Goldman Sachs and General Electric by turning to Mr. Buffett.
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Over the years, countless footsteps have caused the colors to fade, said Laurie Slothower, an airport spokeswoman.
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Actress Billie Lourd followed in the footsteps of both her mother, Carrie Fisher, and grandmother, Debbie Reynolds.
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Time will tell if she follows in the footsteps of her Grammy- and Golden Globe-nominated mom.
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That goes for any reports of doors slamming on their own or footsteps when no one's home.
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Rose Lenore is planning to follow in her famous father's footsteps and pursue a career in acting.
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Footsteps It has often been assumed that Piet Mondrian was a cold, calculating, detached kind of man.
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And Emma, too, followed in her husband's footsteps, which at the time made her a true pioneer.
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It's aimed to be a people's car, following in the footsteps of the company's Beetle and Golf.
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But Mr. Cohen's daughter is raising a hatchling who may follow Zeus's footsteps into the family business.
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U.S. stock futures are down modestly this morning, following in the footsteps of Asian and European markets.
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But their father, a proud Islamist, wanted them to follow in his footsteps at this euphoric moment.
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Following in the footsteps of the 2018 Oscars, this year's Emmys ceremony will not have a host.
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Following in the footsteps of his father, Prescott, George H.W. was also a cheerleader while at Yale.
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If anyone has what it takes to step into Idris Elba's footsteps, it might be John Boyega.
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Will Mr. Clinton follow in their footsteps or pave his own path as America's first First Gentleman?
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Named for her father, a powerful judge, she hoped to follow in his footsteps and practice law.
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Ms. Merkel has begun to speak about these challenges, too, but she's following in Mr. Schulz's footsteps.
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"They" follows in the footsteps of other words of the year like justice, feminism, surreal and -ism.
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Then the sound of a door creaking open is heard, followed by footsteps entering her hiding place.
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He has a 2-year-old brother who will follow in his footsteps in a few years.
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The students will be following in the footsteps of several famous Rhodes Scholars, including New Jersey Sen.
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Prince Harry's day following in Princess Diana's footsteps continued at a hospital being renamed in her honor.
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It's a reminder that many industries are following in the footsteps of tech — for better or worse.
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The debate about Manning, and those who might follow in her footsteps, won't be ending anytime soon.
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WAKEFIELD Living here in the footsteps of so many great artists gives us a vocabulary we share.
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I hear footsteps while I'm in there, and glance at the map, and— It's the final two.
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The upcoming game, out on December 6, follows in the aesthetic footsteps of The Stick of Truth.
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I learned about Footsteps in 2015, after the very public suicide of one of its young members.
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After seminary school, but before his ordination, Mr. Gallegos followed their footsteps, intending to spread the Gospel.
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In fact, we just lost our German program, following the footsteps of what this article was explaining.
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He lost his father at the age of five, but followed his footsteps to become a cleric.
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So Thursday afternoon, he took to Twitter to ask for help in the footsteps of Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky, who did the same thing on Christmas Day: Following in the footsteps of Brian Chesky: what's the most important thing you want to see Twitter improve or create in 2017?
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Joanna Gaines is a self-described #plantlady, and it looks like her daughters are following in her footsteps.
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The Post, a journalism drama, may follow in the footsteps of Spotlight and snag the best picture award.
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She decided to follow in Liza and Sam's footsteps and talk to matches about her area of interest.
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Just kidding — it's a $300 robotic vacuum cleaner following in the recently vacuumed footsteps of Roomba's success story.
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But if everything works out well, users should demand for everyone else to follow in Twitter's footsteps.[Twitter]
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But Chandlar, 25, wants to make sure viewers don't aspire to follow in the Pretty Little Mamas' footsteps.
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"It's just such an honor to live a day in Evel's footsteps, and literally his boots," Pastrana said.
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Elsewhere, the play follows in Rowling's footsteps, both in length (the aforementioned two installments) as well as pacing.
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Because Fisher followed in her mother's footsteps and became an actress, their relationship generated a lot of intrigue.
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Tourists are flocking to the ancient town to walk in Tyrion Lannister and the Mother of Dragons' footsteps.
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But on the flipside, they have given the same inspiration to countless artists that followed in their footsteps.
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Kim, 36, remembers laying down in bed and dozing off when she heard pounding footsteps ascending the stairs.
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If they do, then of course Google, and perhaps even Apple, will follow Microsoft and Samsung's early footsteps.
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Many affluent Americans would follow in his footsteps and drive a lightly modified military vehicle around American roads.
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Anxious moments are created from the slightest creaks of a floor, footsteps on sand or even a heartbeat.
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"I heard footsteps, and then I heard Tupperware being opened really loudly and aggressively," Sherman told the outlet.
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Helen's dream is to follow in the footsteps of her cousin, Isabelle, and one day make the Olympics.
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Hunter follows in the footsteps of other San Diego-area lawmakers who have survived all manner of scandal.
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She'll follow in the footsteps of Diana and Kate in omitting the word "obey" from her vows. 9.
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John Legend and Chrissy Teigen's daughter Luna Simone is following in her Grammy and Oscar-winning father's footsteps!
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The cohort of European economists, including Milanovic and the French brigade, are following in the footsteps of Tocqueville.
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And there are a million more reasons for her to follow in Billy Ray, Miley and Trace's footsteps.
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However, more grocery stores could soon follow in Mariano's footsteps and begin stocking the official Oreo Cookie Dough.
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" When it comes to his boys following in his entertainment footsteps, Richardson says that his oldest "loves technology.
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Portal follows in the footsteps of its digital brother by taking place in a series of test chambers.
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Josiah's worried that other politicians might follow in Senator Chang's footsteps and regulate the heck out of biohacking.
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Now, at just one month old, she's following in her mother's footsteps by making her official Snapchat debut.
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Other songs echo with footsteps, motorcycle engine roars, car alarms, pedestrian chatter and various sounds of the city.
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Or will he, perhaps, follow in his brother's footsteps and ditch the jewelry because it's not his thing?
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That the latter has still managed to follow in Latifah's footsteps proves that women can indeed do both.
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" Of ribwort plantain he says: "Native Americans call them 'white man's footsteps' because they flourish on trampled ground.
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And now Harris's 19-year-old son is following in his mother's footsteps as a doer and leader.
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Lee rose through the ranks in the military before following in his father's footsteps into politics in 1984.
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First, though, she's going to follow in Rousey's footsteps in an entirely different way: by taking time off.
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Google initially announced it was following the footsteps of Amazon and adding multistep smart home routines last October.
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PiS has followed in the footsteps of Viktor Orban, the Hungarian prime minister, whom its leader openly admires.
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It doesn't look like Chris Pratt and Anna Faris's son Jack will be following in his parents' footsteps.
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His dominance stretched for more than a decade, inspiring countless young baseball players to follow in his footsteps.
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Following in Tiffany & Co.'s footsteps (among a number of other businesses) David&aposs Bridal is promoting inclusivity.
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David Beckham has over 40 tattoos, and his eldest son Brooklyn Beckham is following in his ink footsteps.
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Netflix's new docu-series, The Innocent Man, out December 22003, follows in similar footsteps to Making a Murderer.
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A Nobel Prize speech from Dylan that follows in their footsteps would be consistent with who he is.
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"The racist, fascist extreme right is represented footsteps from the Oval Office," John Weaver, who advised Ohio Gov.
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Mr. Maduro has followed in his predecessor's footsteps, but even governments before Mr. Chávez's courted voters with homes.
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There, he's teaching the son of his late partner, Nick "Goose" Bradshaw, who's following in his father's footsteps.
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He ran his heart out, but in the final footsteps of the race, Bolt's long strides surpassed him.
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Bethenny Frankel's 7-year-old daughter is already following in her mother's footsteps and choosing to eat healthy.
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She follows in the footsteps of her mother Yolanda Hadid, who also suffers from the tick-borne disease.
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In linking Trump and the alt-right, Clinton will be following in the footsteps of Kennedy and Johnson.
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So would Weisz be okay with Henry following his parents footsteps into the spotlight, say as a model?
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Her sister, Bella Hadid, followed in her footsteps, also landing her first runway show at 18 years old.
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For Democrats hoping to follow in his footsteps, that path toward victory now looks a lot less appealing.
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I hear shouting in the distance, the barking of dogs, more flashlights, footsteps crinkling leaves and snapping twigs.
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Madrid follows in the footsteps of transit systems in some other cities that also frown on the behavior.
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Digital camera maker, RED, is also planning to follow in Motorola's footsteps next year with its Hydrogen phone.
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He also insisted that Bolivia was not turning rightwards or following in the footsteps of Argentina and Venezuela.
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Many other missions followed in their footsteps—all of the Mars-landed missions, like Curiosity, Phoenix, and InSight.
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He spent much of his life following in his dad's footsteps, even performing impressions of the senior Sinatra.
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But in his first months, Trump had yet to follow in the footsteps of many of his predecessors.
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She follows in her mother's footsteps as one of the few female bronze casters working in this field.
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Up-and-coming Indie-pop band AJR is giving back to students hoping to follow in their footsteps.
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Charlotte could either follow in her big brother's footsteps come fall, or, like George did, begin next January.
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After her initial tweet, fellow turtle enthusiasts followed in their fierce footsteps, posting their own fresh reptilian manicures.
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European markets were set to follow in Asia's footsteps with index futures pointing to a broadly flat start.
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It might even become the new "it" hair color, following in the footsteps of rose gold and blorange.
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This stoked speculation the BOJ could follow in the footsteps of its major peers in removing monetary stimulus.
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Important to note, Cardone wasn't following in Bill Maher's footsteps ... this aired before Maher's ill-fated slavery remark.
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Broadly, the market followed in the footsteps of other global markets on worries about a global economic slowdown.
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Her three brothers were already well on their way to following in the footsteps of their architect father.
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There's plenty of model progeny out there following in the exceptionally attractive footsteps of their genetically blessed parents.
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In that respect, it's following in the footsteps of other Israeli startups like Mobileye, which Intel eventually acquired.
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He's a conservative who has followed in the footsteps of Justice Kennedy for years — first as a clerk.
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He spoke recently about the trip and what it means to him to follow, literally, in Casals' footsteps.
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He added the Trump administration had mostly followed in the footsteps of the Obama administration before this move.
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She was following in the footsteps of her boyfriend, who made the same journey about a year earlier.
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Tomorrow's GM could look more like Uber GM is hoping to follow in the footsteps of Walmart (WMT).
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WhatsApp is getting stickers, following in the footsteps of other messaging apps like Facebook Messenger, Line, and WeChat.
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If the country tried to follow in Argentina's footsteps, foreign creditors might be able to seize those assets.
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Footsteps Rare is the writer who can still rile his countrymen more than a century after his death.
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They're following in baby boomers' footsteps, albeit belatedly — and on their own terms, being more selective about location.
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New York (CNN Business)The New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq are hearing some footsteps behind them today.
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Jon Osterman, the son of a watchmaker, had at one point hoped to follow in his dad's footsteps.
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In wielding executive power in these ways, Mr. Trump would be following in the footsteps of his predecessors.
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On Thursday, it was pockmarked with bright orange blotches left by footsteps treading on the rain-drenched fabric.
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Boyden wouldn't necessarily suggest that anyone follow in his footsteps by manufacturing with a bicycle-powered roaster, however.
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The Nintendo 2DS XL follows in the footsteps of the 2DS, the 3DS alternative it released in 2013.
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I fatefully followed in her footsteps, enrolling at the same university, and falling into the same restrictive habits.
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Let's talk about Central Park Five, was it always your intent to follow in your dad's documentarian footsteps?
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So, click on to shop this fashion-favorite silhouette before it follows in the Wedgie's sold-out footsteps.
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She's made it easier to follow in her footsteps, too, with clothing collaborations replete with the Chung aesthetic.
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Wanting to get away and get paid, he followed in his father's footsteps and joined the Canadian Navy.
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The Monster tale may be a sign that Mr. Ballmer's successor, Satya Nadella, is following in his footsteps.
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So with her commission at least partially focused on video games, DeVos is following in her boss' footsteps.
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Following in the footsteps of John Lee Hooker, the group has also cut a track with Bonnie Raitt.
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Vonnegut would later compare the sound of bombs stomping across the earth overhead to the footsteps of giants.
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As for the deep concrete meat locker where a young intelligence scout sheltered from the footsteps of giants?
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" He also encouraged everyone to follow in his footsteps by giving whatever you can "to support these heroes.
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Christie Brinkley's daughter is stepping up to follow in her mom's dancing footsteps ... on the 'DWTS' dance floor.
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While Eliasson may be the artist their father dreamed of becoming, Eliasdottir followed more closely in Hjorleifsson's footsteps.
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Footsteps Charlie Chaplin appeared in more than 220 films over the course of his roughly 220-year career.
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But no matter what, he will follow in the footsteps of his father and become a professional athlete.
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Matilda Ramsay has had a taste of fame after following in the footsteps of her dad, Gordon Ramsay.
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Following in their parents' footsteps, Jaden and Willow have created careers in both the music and film industries.
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Soon after, more and more women began to follow in Furnival's footsteps, most famously Sarah Bernhardt in 1899.
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I'd have to go for Trump ... you know, 'cause she's declared that she's gonna follow in Obama's footsteps.
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Follow in CNN Features Editor David Allan's footsteps and set yourself a year of 12 monthly micro-resolutions.
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I felt desperately alone as a nationalist politician among those grieving unionists: I could hear my own footsteps.
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There was no noise of footsteps, but there was a regular tapping noise that hadn't been there before.
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Gigi famously intended to one day follow in her father's footsteps and play professional basketball in the WNBA.
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After all, it's no secret that Stormi loves makeup, so a career following her mother's footsteps seems imminent.
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Black has followed in Juan's footsteps and is now a drug dealer himself with a blinged-out grill.
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Then, outside, footsteps, voices, laughter, singing—a bunch of drunken students on their way home from the pub.
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And he will walk in the footsteps of all eight other presidents since 1967, Democrat and Republican alike.
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Americans may be following in their footsteps as we decide whether to celebrate, destroy or relocate Confederate statues.
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Moss started in the mortgage business out of college in 2003, following in the footsteps of his father.
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After his final conversation with the Arkham doctor, his bloody footsteps suggest that he kills her as well.
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Murphy will become the second outsider to lead Tesco, following in the footsteps of former Unilever executive Lewis.
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They are following in the footsteps of the '60s civil rights movement, one of the teen protesters said.
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As a self-described Mexilombian-American, Ramirez is aware that she's following in the footsteps of those icons.
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Expect to see more governments proposing ICE bans, following in the footsteps of the UK, France, and Norway.
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If it's the latter ... you probably don't want to follow in their footsteps since they might be unhappy.
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At almost 2 years old, it seems that Stormi Webster is already following in her mother&aposs footsteps.
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She said it was a pleasant feeling knowing that there were others who had followed in her footsteps.
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But for a woman in Arlington, Va., it was the footsteps of a man living in her attic.
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The F-Type follows in the footsteps of several gorgeous and powerful sports coupes from the British carmaker.
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Following in Texas' footsteps, other states have considered this solution of allowing employers to look for private alternatives.
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If Bullock had followed in Hickenlooper's footsteps, it would have been an even larger recruiting coup for Democrats.
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Plato followed in his footsteps, and also emphasized self-care as the path to enlightenment and political success.
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Sue Hills, the founder of Ancestral Footsteps, said that most of her company's trips are given as gifts.
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If we follow in your footsteps, then I choose to believe we too can be heroes one day.
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" "The document Trump and Kim signed appears to follow in the footsteps of the one issued in Panmunjom.
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He died in 1922, leaving Li Rui fatherless but eager to follow in his footsteps of political activism.
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Following in the footsteps of last year's event, Amazon launched another Alexa-equipped smart device for the kitchen.
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The question is simple ... who'd be a good choice to follow in Alex's footsteps when the day comes???
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Charlie Weis Jr. is expected to follow in his dad's footsteps and become a big time football coach.
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He called the numbers promising, and said they follow in the footsteps of similar studies of other industries.
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Lawson has followed in these footsteps, making photographs in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Haiti, and Jamaica.
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Donald Trump Jr. may want to follow in his father's footsteps and get into politics, Page Six reports.
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In May 2017, ABC reported that Duke had followed in his father's footsteps and become a real estate developer.
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A solid debut on the public markets could mean more tech companies will follow in Snap's footsteps in 29.
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Meghan is following in her future sister-in-law, Kate Middleton's footsteps when it comes to recycling past looks.
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If Romney does pick up a committee chair, he would follow in the footsteps of fellow Utah Republican Sen.
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NASCAR champion Jeff Gordon believes that Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s first child may follow in her family's speedy footsteps.
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A few engineers were still roaming the hallways; Arman dove into a cubicle and hid whenever he heard footsteps.
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Cooper joined the Army in 20163, following in his father's and grandfather's footsteps after two years at Widener University.
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North West is continuing to follow in her mom's fashionista footsteps — this time, on her first solo magazine cover.
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The player follows in the footsteps of team mates Luis Suarez and Neymar, who signed new deals last season.
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Following in the footsteps of their Silicon Valley counterparts, they are taking the helms of their own technology companies.
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But it's possible that Nipah could someday follow in Ebola's footsteps and spark a much larger wave of infections.
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It turns out, our girl could also one day follow in her mom's footsteps and become a celebrity cook.
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It's true that the Trump offspring are already following in the footsteps of the British royal family's worst excesses.
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To follow in Le Guin's footsteps is to hunt for the things that we don't have but should have.
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Some visit Berbera to follow in the footsteps of Elmi Boodhari, a poet who lived in the old quarter.
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Block follows in the footsteps of short sellers such as Jim Chanos, whose Kynikos Associates manages about $6 billion.
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Maybe Gilliam should follow in Damon's footsteps and commit to listening more during this important time in Hollywood history.
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Or, could she be following in the footsteps of her older sister and adding pierced nipples to her repertoire?
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Crew's mama is a self-professed bookworm, but he might need a little encouragement to follow in her footsteps.
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In it, it's revealed that Ivanka will soon follow in Melania's footsteps and travel to Africa, together with Sen.
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The 29-year-old princess is following in the footsteps of another British royal family member in doing so.
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Kanye West has followed in the footsteps of fellow musicians Prince, Diddy, and Snoop Dogg by changing his name.
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I did this, felt immediately, deeply ashamed, and am now imploring you not to follow in my footsteps. Please.
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So far, Blade Runner 2049 has been following in the original film's footsteps by underperforming at the box office.
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I hope to one day follow in the footsteps of these role models and become an influential business leader.
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Yes, following in the footsteps of chains like Borders, Amazon apparently thinks that the future is in dead trees.
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And with some luck, The Greatest Showman could just follow in its footsteps, all the way to another Oscar.
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The Canon EOS 218D follows in the footsteps of the very affordable and very excellent 2135D and 23.5D DSLRs.
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She follows in the gorgeous footsteps of current ambassadors, including industry vet Kate Moss and newcomer Georgia May Jagger.
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The MTA follows in the footsteps of the London Underground, which earlier this year began adopting gender-neutral announcements.
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The general secretary of the FDP, Nicola Beer, is following in Donald Trump's footsteps calling this connection "fake news".
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A year after her death, it's sweet to see Gary – or his doppelganger, at least – following his mom's footsteps.
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The Marvel Cinematic Universe is following in Star Wars' footsteps with a novelized expansion of its on-screen universe.
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JERUSALEM – Paraguay has opened its new embassy in Jerusalem, following in the footsteps of the United States and Guatemala.
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Although Clara is currently signed with Wilhelmina Models, the 22-year-old hopes to follow in her father's footsteps.
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ALEX GORSKY: Well, look, I think I'm incredibly fortunate to follow in the footsteps of somebody like Jim Burke.
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Dish follows in the footsteps of AT&T Inc, which has both a satellite TV and wireless phone business.
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Hunter is following in the footsteps of the other San Diego-area lawmakers who've survived all manner of scandal.
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The comments come at a delicate juncture as more companies have recently announced plans to follow in FCA's footsteps.
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Purdy is also happy to share advice for young athletes hoping to follow in her footsteps — regardless of abilities.
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FROM PEN: Christie Brinkley's Daughter Sailor on Following in Her Mother's Footsteps Bailon proudly shared of her 22-lb.
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As Fenn tells the tale, he decided to follow in his father's footsteps—but with his own swashbuckling twist.
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Kate's decision to give birth at the Lindo Wing follows in the footsteps of her late mother-in-law.
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Following the footsteps of rival Lyft, Uber's upfront pricing feature launched in the U.S. back in November last year.
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In 2012 he said Gabon would follow in Rwanda's footsteps and replace French with English as its official language.
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No, they're not following in the footsteps of Johnny Knoxville and causing some comical physical harm to one another.
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