As long as people can easily bring guns in from outside city limits, or from outside Illinois, Chicago will bleed.
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Of the 10,73 contributions, 99.5% came from outside Wisconsin's 1st district, and 99.9% of the $50,566,233 he raised came from outside his district.
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"Before, there were many people coming from outside this town to work here," Mr. Fang said, adding, "We seldom see anyone from outside anymore."
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In the case that produced the July verdict, 0003 of the plaintiffs were from outside Missouri and three were from outside the city of St. Louis.
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Why Not If drafting a fresh candidate from outside the presidential race looks like a tall order, enlisting someone from outside of politics would be an even stiffer challenge.
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Editor's note: The headline was clarified to show the source of a neutrino from outside the Milky Way was found, not the first detection of a neutrino from outside the galaxy.
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In Germany they are increasingly calling the shots from outside.
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Amy hears the commotion from outside and the group flees.
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Roughly half the attendees travel from outside Philadelphia, organizers say.
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Only two of his birdies came from outside 12 feet.
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It's so hard for me to rescue them from outside.
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DVHM: How do you see your role, coming from outside?
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And tender committees should draw members from outside infrastructure ministries.
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Many of the other occupiers also are from outside Oregon.
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Go deeper: Most campaign contributions come from outside candidates' districts
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Was a Black man, she said, from outside of Natchez.
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There's been immediate blowback against the administration from outside Congress.
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Over half of these listeners do so from outside Britain.
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The kitty watches us from outside the glass door. Why.
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As before much of the impetus has come from outside.
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Only fourteen percent of revenue came from outside North America.
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Researchers can remotely control it from outside of the body.
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A: We will not allow import (alcohol) from outside Mizoram.
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A video taken from outside the event shows... precious little.
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Was there a lot of input from outside the production?
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Hell, he rarely lets fly from outside the restricted zone.
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Islands by their geography are naturally insulated from outside influences.
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These are threats that come from outside of higher education.
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Isabel Burnham, 31, from outside Cambridge, completed the first leg.
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Ms Banerjee's toughest challenge, however, comes from outside the state.
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Below are reactions to Friday's hearing from outside the room.
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It was a real difference from outside on the street.
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Photos from outside the court as Whole Woman's Health v.
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The race has drawn considerable attention from outside the state.
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Cloudflare's technology speeds up and protects websites from outside attacks.
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Sure. Pride events welcome allies from outside the LGBT community.
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Mr. Trump is also coming under fire from outside groups.
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Many university printers allow printing from outside their computer networks.
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Trump had also considered options to speak from outside Washington.
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"This is unfair to people from outside Beijing," he said.
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The view from outside suggested Maidilang's factory complex was formidable.
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Of these, 3.7 million are from outside the European Union.
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I'm committed to protecting our democratic process from outside influence.
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Jews wrestled with the best ideas they encountered from outside.
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From outside, the scale of the architecture looks almost domestic.
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This, at least, is the view from outside the restaurant.
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They want nations to support them with pressure from outside.
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The Raptors shot 22 percent from outside on Friday night.
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Those from outside the store can present a greater risk.
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Expect to hear noise from outside, next door, and above.
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Roughly a third of the exhibitors are from outside France.
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The impetus for justice will have to come from outside.
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Most of the winning bids came from outside the room.
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Users can also seamlessly fund their investments from outside accounts.
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Below are reactions to Tuesday's hearings from outside the room.
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Miraculously, its operations rely on no capital from outside financiers.
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What's he heard people from outside Brazil say about Rio?
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"I could feel a draft coming from outside," Mr. Ricamora said.
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The majority of AGCO's sales are from outside the U.S. market.
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In this case, New York lawmakers from outside New York City.
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"carpetbaggers" from outside the district into the primaries, leading to anger
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Below is a shot from outside the Google Home Max room.
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It's about bringing in attention from outside about what's going on.
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That race has also drawn piles of spending from outside groups.
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That's why all my friends are from outside, such as Macau.
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Similar conditions have been imposed on the three from outside Catalonia.
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"Buyers are almost 100% people coming in from outside," says Wyss.
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It wasn't daylight but a spotlight blasting his home from outside.
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The final two events are open to players from outside China.
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"Today we see more franchisees from outside that industry," Lemcke noted.
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"These people from outside came and infiltrated our space," she said.
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"We believe the attackers came from outside the village," Hossain said.
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In my mind, she is always just coming in from outside.
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Others are cosmic rays, which originate from outside the solar system.
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LOOKED AT FROM outside, Spain appears to be doing pretty well.
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I think most of it is coming from outside the studio.
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Still, the view from outside is generally worse than from within.
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I write this from outside America; a Londoner, and a European.
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CNN's Max Foster explains why from outside Buckingham Palace in London.
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There was a reluctance to draw on talent from outside Japan.
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Suddenly, Peter Gabriel's "In Your Eyes" blares from outside the office.
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Recently, the event has started attracting crowds from outside the city.
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According to CrunchBase, Couple had raised $4.2 million from outside investors.
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A faint, melodic call to prayer came from outside the gate.
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I often say the best ideas come from outside of Washington.
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This risks a currency collapse which can be orchestrated from outside.
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Of the students in attendance, 48% are from outside of California.
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To them I was not a director or journalist from outside.
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Here are some of our favorite moments from outside the shows.
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Mr. Nehlen has raised significant sums of money from outside Wisconsin.
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Portman is also benefitting from heavy spending from outside conservative groups.
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But it also isolated them from outside criticism and encouraged complacency.
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A few words, venomous, coming from outside now, dirty whore, basura.
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Only 1 or 2% of prostitutes came from outside the town.
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That means firms from outside the region need to fill in.
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People stood inside, and others watched from outside on the sidewalk.
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From outside OPEC, Russia said it would gradually cut 300,000 bpd.
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Wild said the person would definitely be from outside the company.
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I believe true reform can only come from outside the system.
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Her departure prompted expressions of support from outside curators and others.
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Forty percent end up marrying someone from outside their own group.
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Pressure to return items is also coming from outside the country.
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She watched herself do it, as if from outside her body.
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Trudeau was due to address Canadians from outside his home shortly.
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Mr. Menendez is also starting to get support from outside groups.
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Of course, legislation cannot completely protect American elections from outside interference.
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Can teachers or school librarians from outside the United States apply?
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"Will be watching from outside the gate after tomorrow," she said.
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Saccone, meanwhile, was forced to rely on spending from outside groups.
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Mr. Bannon can still wield influence from outside the West Wing.
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I've gotten a lot of inspiration from outside of our industry.
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The vast majority of his campaign contributions came from outside Georgia.
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Moments later, a roar of laughter came from outside the door.
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We insulate ourselves from outside noise by giving ourselves personal noise.
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We have lots of talent that we bring in from outside.
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A march began from outside the prayer hall once prayers ended.
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Many of those caught in the sting were from outside Australia.
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These neutrinos, they concluded, had come from outside our solar system.
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It's from outside the box though and straight to keeper Muslera.
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"From outside, definitely there was two different shooters," Waller told reporters.
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Jenkins blamed people from outside the town for stirring up dissent.
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Second, Jeb Bush had a lot of support from outside groups.
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Peterson has insisted he thought the gunshots were coming from outside.
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Many Indonesians from outside Java resent Java's political and economic dominance.
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My class included a French amateur magician, a burlesque performer from Kalamazoo, a clown from outside Philly, a retired cardiologist, a magician from Chicago, an amateur fire-eater from Colorado, and a married couple from outside Worcester.
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Would a nominee who comes from outside the bench excite the country?
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Nine out of ten people who watched "Dark" were from outside Germany.
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Which is essential if you're limited on the air supply from outside.
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At that moment, my attention turned to a low roar from outside.
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Fighting in or near ports hampers access for aid coming from outside.
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Are its shopper locals or people coming in from outside the neighborhood?
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Calls to oust Zuckerberg are coming from outside of Facebook, as well.
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And 80% of Western Union's revenue comes from outside the United States.
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Officials say the two tried to remove their son directly from outside.
|
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Video from outside the club shows Hernandez angry and agitated, prosecutors said.
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Allbirds has now raised a total of $77.5 million from outside investors.
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We are very happy when someone from outside comes and helps us.
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Wolfsburg bred a "headquarters mentality" that insulated the firm from outside influence.
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Half of the poultry imports from outside the EU are physically checked.
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For very different reasons than the ones I had assumed from outside.
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Two in three users come from outside the United States, he added.
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But throughout the centuries herders have adapted to changes wrought from outside.
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As a result, many experts recommend recording from outside the lock screen.
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Jon Tester, who's raised millions from outside his home state of Montana.
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But that doesn't mean the objects come from outside of our atmosphere.
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Over half of Google's and Facebook's revenues already come from outside America.
|
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That has facilitated the spread of social trends from outside Latin America.
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It isn't really possible from outside the fence to see the pit.
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"Trade conflicts, in particular, are causing considerable uncertainty from outside," she said.
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About two-thirds of Abbott's revenue comes from outside the United States.
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A significant portion of the company's business comes from outside of China.
|
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Wells Fargo wants to replace him with someone from outside the firm.
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We began to get sign-ups from outside of our social network.
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Photos from outside Waters' office show multiple emergency vehicles on scene. Rep.
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Sellers from outside my circle made me have to adapt my strategies.
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ASU went 5-of-22 (23 percent) from outside against the Utes.
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I disagree that threats to academic freedom come only from outside forces.
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He reportedly had Miya and Khaliah with women from outside his marriages.
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I don't think it's helpful to try to impose things from outside.
|
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This one looked at what directors bring from outside, notably their connections.
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Armed Kurdish Muslims from outside the camp rushed to help Muslims within.
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Get feedback from outside sources, such as your family or other founders.
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The view from outside the Rayburn House Office Building on Independence Ave.
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Republicans, however, are under pressure from outside groups to halt nomination votes.
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On defense, Lee is most effective when taking on shooters from outside.
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This effect is due in large part to support from outside stakeholders.
|
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Half of all units stocked in British centers are from outside firms.
|
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Instead, it hosted mostly sports and recreation-related programs from outside organizations.
|
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But Mr. Heck is receiving help from outside the state as well.
|
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To prove their own existence, they hunger for endless attention from outside.
|
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Show it is listening to experts and voices from outside the company.
|
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IBM makes over 60% of its revenue from outside the United States.
|
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About 61 percent of HPE's revenue comes from outside the United States.
|
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Trump came from outside the political system and has never held office.
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We couldn't see any artwork from outside; there was no media, nothing.
|
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The company gets more than half its sales from outside North America.
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Yes, because it's way more car than it looks like from outside.
|
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About 40% of its total revenue now comes from outside mainland China.
|
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It was televised, but no questions were taken from outside the room.
|
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I'm always hungry to hear something new — from me or from outside.
|
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The temporary offices are decidedly makeshift, with the bathrooms entered from outside.
|
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In return, they get practical responses from outside experts and our journalists.
|
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Voting from outside the United States is easier than you might think.
|
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Avoid: crowds, religious gatherings, weddings, elderly people and eating food from outside.
|
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But the major pressure on Italy's budget has come from outside Italy.
|
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The property also has an attached one-car garage entered from outside.
|
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From outside, the new shelter in Gafsa looks like an ordinary house.
|
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The second panel, with testimony from outside experts, will be 6900 p.m.
|
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From outside, there were the happy sounds of young children playing cricket.
|
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It makes coming in from outside less stressful for both of us.
|
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Of those with liver failure, 386 were from outside the United States.
|
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From outside the home, officers saw a small child covered in blood.
|
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And it gets 90% of its audience from outside Germany, Peters said.
|
|
After senators finish quizzing him they'll also hear from outside legal experts.
|
|
Bonus stat: More companies hired CEO replacements from outside of the firm.
|
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"This is absolutely explosive," CNN's Anna Coren reported from outside the courthouse.
|
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From outside these areas, a pinot noir would be delicious as well.
|
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Matt Mitchell, who scored 12 points, shot 2-of-4 from outside.
|
|
He sank seven putts from outside 12 feet, including a 30-footer.
|
|
And a couple of weeks ago, they heard squealing coming from outside.
|
|
Tuition for Kelley MBA students from outside Indiana is $47,000 a year.
|
|
Ramot, for his part, looks forward to that pressure from outside investors.
|
|
Net securities' investment from outside Canada in 2016 totaled C$161.28 billion.
|
|
The utility was then forced to buy water from outside the area.
|
|
From outside the ropes, Murray said he could also relate to Day.
|
|
But resistance from outside the party of the revolution is also needed.
|
|
The vast majority, about 6 million, are from outside the United States.
|
|
And millions of dollars in money from outside left-wing opposition groups.
|
|
Interstellar means that the object originated from outside of our solar system.
|
|
The competition was fueled by online campaigning from outside forces, Hasbro said.
|
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The personnel, training, and detailed planning originated or transpired from outside Afghanistan.
|
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The board will need help from outside receivers and/or independent management.
|
|
Flood insurance covers damage from water that comes from outside the home.
|
|
Opinion Columnist Why won't Mitch McConnell protect our elections from outside interference?
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Unfortunately, the lawyers are not allowed to bring in letters from outside.
|
|
Opponents suddenly needed to respect him from outside, and he knew it.
|
|
Pressure from outside groups, including Bryant Gumbel, host of HBO's Real Sports.
|
|
The rest of the money comes from outside spenders and other candidates.
|
|
One is that Clinton appears genuinely responsive to pressure from outside groups.
|
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Under that special status, people from outside Jammu and Kashmir were not allowed to run for political office or buy property in the region, and daughters lost their land inheritance if they married people from outside the state.
|
|
"I believe I will be more effective from outside the Company than within, and will seek to protect our interests and the interest of other shareholders from outside this diminished Boardroom," Meister said in a letter to the board.
|
|
A final three, also chosen by the government, must be from outside politics.
|
|
It's notable that Facebook tapped someone from outside the company for the job.
|
|
Unless something extraordinary happens, Messi may soon be watching Ronaldo from outside Russia.
|
|
Microsoft generates more than half of its revenue from outside the United States.
|
|
HANOVER, Germany (Reuters) - Someone from outside the auto industry should succeed Volkswagen (VOWG_p.
|
|
Roughly half the work on display at Art Jakarta came from outside Indonesia.
|
|
"Now since the leaders are from outside, they have no mercy," said Saqr.
|
|
For those from outside the EU it is higher still (22.5% are unemployed).
|
|
Not everybody has the money to go buy food from outside every day.
|
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Were facing a threat within our borders, and from outside the United States.
|
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Yes, for sure, you watch a lot of series and movies from outside.
|
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There are regular reports of generators being stolen from outside homes and businesses.
|
|
S. buyers, and statewide they were the top group from outside the Americas.
|
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About 60 percent of the Sydney-based bank's income comes from outside Australia.
|
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You got funding from outside, because that leads to where we are today.
|
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Half the founders of London's top tech start-ups come from outside Britain.
|
|
Facebook's growth has increasingly come from outside the United States, Canada and Europe.
|
|
Nearly 60% want a president from outside one of the three biggest parties.
|
|
Then from outside a generator kicks in and the band continues their set.
|
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This is someone who came from outside our community to do us harm.
|
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Todd Young, who's been buoyed by an influx of spending from outside groups.
|
|
She flails the most against heroes that deal damage from outside her range.
|
|
In the past, France has had mixed experience with ministers from outside politics.
|
|
The rise of long-shot candidates from outside Washington has a long tradition.
|
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And a big chunk of that 26 percent comes from outside Silicon Valley.
|
|
Radical innovation often comes from outside the dominant industry, points out Mr Intarakumnerd.
|
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Republican groups from outside the state have given Mr Saccone donations of $9m.
|
|
Do you feel any expectation of Total Control from outside of the band?
|
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This has got to be cleaned up, and that takes somebody from outside.
|
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"We need pressure from outside," says Firat Anli, the co-mayor of Diyarbakir.
|
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Wrong. More than 95 percent of that money comes from outside of Georgia.
|
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The United States will never fully detach its energy strategy from outside interests.
|
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Kate Spade gets about 15 percent of its sales from outside North America.
|
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Overall, 14% of students on its campuses come from outside the European Union.
|
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If you're someone seeking escape from outside noise or distractions, then yes. Wholeheartedly.
|
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Whatever resistance there is to Trump will come from outside the Republican Party.
|
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Flipkart says that about half its sales come from outside India's big cities.
|
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The fear has pushed some agency scientists to seek advice from outside sources.
|
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Estimates from outside groups have put Trump's wealth as low as $1 billion.
|
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If there is any excitement, it tends to come from outside the cathedral.
|
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Afghan officials also say the insurgency is being directed from outside their country.
|
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Flight Club has never raised any money from outside investors and is profitable.
|
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I'm originally from outside of Philly, and now I live in New York.
|
|
The pressure on Trump to escalate will come from outside his administration, too.
|
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We're hiring people from outside of our usual track out of design schools.
|
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Only around a quarter of his firm's sales come from outside the Americas.
|
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We are seeing these potentially disruptive approaches emerge from outside traditional higher education.
|
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A majority of Curry's 37 points came from outside the 211-point arc.
|
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While the bedroom was private and removed, there was audible noise from outside.
|
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Used cars brought in from outside China cannot be registered in the country.
|
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This is a rarity for modern delis, which mostly buy from outside purveyors.
|
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"Mohammed took the codes and connected from outside," Aziri said through the translator.
|
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The rest of the Hornets were 2 of 13 from outside the arc.
|
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Organizers expect 20,000 to 30,000 participants, one-third of them from outside France.
|
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He then joined a nonprofit organization to push for reform from outside government.
|
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Jobs are going to people that are coming in from outside the city.
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I should note how unpleasant it is to see yourself from outside yourself.
|
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British law mostly bans companies from outside UK from making such political donations.
|
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And very few people from outside of Norfolk come to see the show.
|
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By September, half of Jones' money from individuals was coming from outside Alabama.
|
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The planners had invited 400 prominent figures, 300 of them from outside China.
|
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BEST Penn's opponents shot only 290 percent from outside the 264-point line.
|
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Mr. Kolb hails from outside Rochester; Mr. Giambra is from the Buffalo area.
|
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About 45 percent of her contributions came from outside of New York City.
|
|
She downplayed the support that Ms. Cabán had received from outside the state.
|
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Criticism from outside the profession precipitated "a sense of internal crisis" within it.
|
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"Wonder Woman" tallied 49% of its total box office from outside North America.
|
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Eighty-three percent of those patients came from outside of Gheskio's catchment area.
|
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That leaves just Mexico and Japan from outside the two historically dominant confederations.
|
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Photos from outside Elmhurst show long lines of people waiting to be tested.
|
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Only around 173 percent of trucks carry goods from outside the European Union.
|
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For now, though, he is our narrator, addressing us from outside the scene.
|
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In both cases it was believed the bullets came from outside the stadium.
|
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Senators are also facing pressure from outside groups to put the politics aside.
|
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One of those people had recorded the shooting from outside the classroom building.
|
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It was the only call Clarke took that morning from outside the government.
|
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Sanders' devoted following has enabled him to draw from outside of the state.
|
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For example, two out of three "Sacred Games" viewers were from outside India.
|
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Neither threats nor concessions from outside have proved able to override this calculus.
|
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It reads from outside as a low single-story pavilion, clad in bluestone.
|
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The oil companies hire people generally from outside, and little is invested back.
|
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The switch from outside to indoors affects more than just sodden spectators, however.
|
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Many wanted the simple pleasure of eating food from outside the nursing home.
|
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The majority of the members, then as now, were from outside the South.
|
|
Lucy McBath has called out comments she is facing from outside the Capitol.
|
|
Orders for German goods from outside the euro area were down 4.0 percent.
|
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"The system is rigged to protect police officers from outside accountability," Blanks said.
|
|
A good number of those people may be from outside the United States.
|
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A net 229,000 immigrants arrived from outside the EU over the same period.
|
|
More and more are by Asian developers from outside Japan, Mr. Lund said.
|
|
Candidates like Andrew Yang and Pete Buttigieg offer options from outside the Beltway.
|
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We must safeguard our electoral process and our very democracy from outside threats.
|
|
Plenty of those participating in the protest came from outside the celebrity ranks.
|
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Trump's air cover from outside groups is also far more limited than Clinton's.
|
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Subscribers from outside the U.S. now account for 62% of all Netflix members.
|
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No one from outside the region would believe they were in New Jersey.
|
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All 14 starters from outside Europe hailed from the United States in 2017.
|
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"Today's livelihood problems do not emerge from outside, they are internal," he tweeted.
|
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Next, let's look at how much money the candidates received from outside groups.
|
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Many of the calls originate from outside the country, where there's no enforcement.
|
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"We are encouraged to see another CFO appointment from outside the industry," Simon French, analyst at Cenkos, wrote in a client note adding that Prior's experience of processing payments should prove valuable as William Hill increases revenue from outside Britain.
|
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In theory, that should let people connect to their lights from outside the home.
|
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Peterson's lawyer has said he believed the gunshots were coming from outside the building.
|
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About 20 percent of the company's revenue from airport operations originates from outside Turkey.
|
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Take these statistics, which come not from outside critics but from the Pentagon itself.
|
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UK workers accounted for 59 percent of staff, the rest came from outside Europe.
|
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Snap also started making Bitmoji more accessible from outside apps via its developer tools.
|
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SpaceX's employees, watching from outside the glass-enclosed mission control room, were pretty stoked.
|
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The effect is especially pronounced for Hispanics who are originally from outside the country.
|
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I hear someone yell, from outside, that another round of pineapple drinks is available.
|
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Incorrect information originating from outside the company— say from a misguided politician, unhappy users,
|
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A cardinal rule is, don't let employees get bad news from outside sources first.
|
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The company gets about 27 percent of its revenue from outside the United States.
|
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He was arrested May 25 after livestreaming from outside a child sexual exploitation trial.
|
|
Google, meanwhile, has publicly touted its abilities to safeguard its platforms from outside actors.
|
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But also, coming from outside of America, I can see where the unfairness is.
|
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He aded that he would "continue to support" Trump's priorities from outside the administration.
|
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The Ramblers made just one 1 of their 10 shots from outside the arc.
|
|
The majority of its revenue comes from outside the U.S. as well, Cramer said.
|
|
Guterres said on Wednesday that Velasquez would continue to run CICIG from outside Guatemala.
|
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"We're forming an AI ethics board with experts from outside the company," he said.
|
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"What do they know about white privilege?" the woman from outside Portland, asked me.
|
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The sheer number of rocks means they likely came from outside the Jovian system.
|
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Success cannot be bought from outside without concentrating on domestic productivity growth and exports.
|
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Trump's digital team is — like many of his earliest advisers — from outside the Beltway.
|
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But radio remains a rare source of up-to-the-minute news from outside.
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There is no electricity, and people from outside break in and steal his food.
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National interest Blunt is getting plenty of help from outside Missouri, as is Kander.
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From outside, he just got the backs of people's heads and a pinkish cloud.
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Wells Fargo derives just 4 percent of its revenues from outside the United States.
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McGinty outspent Sestak 2-to-1, and most of that came from outside groups.
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Some of those will be built by Google; others could come from outside developers.
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People peddling in hate from outside of Charlottesville will never define this vibrant community.
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Only 23 percent said the big drivers of change were from outside their industries.
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BANK OF ISRAEL DEPUTY GOVERNOR: ISRAEL ECONOMY STRONG BUT "WIND FROM OUTSIDE LESS ENCOURAGING"
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State health officials are investigating one case from outside of the affected Wynwood district.
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I pulled the headphones off my ears and the sound from outside was deafening.
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One idea being discussed would exempt small, new-build rental developments from outside appraisals.
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The videos included video from outside houses as well as video inside of them.
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Though his father was a mayor, Mr Duterte comes from outside this charmed circle.
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From outside, and even in many parts of Manila, the system hardly looks broken.
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He spoke by phone from outside the city in the weeks after the attack.
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Much of the money raised from outside the district is coming from within California.
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Meanwhile, the proliferation of tech unicorns from outside has been increasing, especially from China.
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"We shot the ball great tonight from outside and we needed to," Self added.
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From outside, the shelves look like extensions of the space's white painted steel columns.
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It's also developing original programming for the platform, and licensing content from outside studios.
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Much of the money flowing to first-term Democrats came from outside their states.
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The company gets nearly two-thirds of its revenue from outside the United States.
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The Outside Game: Millions in TV, digital and print ad buys from outside groups.
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Prosecutors say that more than 50% of the cases came from outside the hospital.
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ESPINOSA: When we get calls from outside the Fair Food Program, it is heartbreaking.
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They're from outside of Beijing, they would sleep in the restaurant booths after working.
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Having never heard them before, I was blown away, even from outside the venue.
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Photo by Stephen McCarthy / RISE via Sportsfile Stories from outside the 280/101 corridor
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Liberal democratic institutions and states are under sustained pressure, from outside and from within.
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And of the total number of contributions — 0.23,20.2 — 27% came from outside the district.
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The other channel, shot simultaneously from outside the truck, reveals the two men filming.
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"Bojana, they're ready for you on set," a voice from outside the trailer beckons.
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He also said any quarantine wouldn't affect truckers from outside the New York area.
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In such cases, the focus is on limiting the revenues coming from outside football.
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No team from outside Europe has won the World Cup since Brazil in 2002.
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The delay generated opposition in Congo and heightened diplomatic pressure from outside the country.
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Flowers arriving from outside Europe can clear customs and then proceed unhindered to Britain.
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Henry was succeeded by a series of chief executives from outside the Bloch family.
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And, 2197 in 217 flood insurance claims come from outside a high-risk zone.
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The bedrooms came outfitted with soundproof windows, which reduced the traffic noise from outside.
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I, for one, support more sensational goals scored from outside the penalty area. FRANCE!
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For "public choice" reasons, that alignment simply must be supplied from outside the system.
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Mainland China reported seven new cases, while six cases were carried from outside provinces.
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Do it when you come in from outside, and before eating or preparing food.
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Here's what you need to know to protect your Zoom calls from outside harassment.
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The station reported that he had been watching the incident from outside the cell.
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However, airport security still bans passengers from bringing filled bottles of water from outside.
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Cons: Some past guests have experienced poor interactions with staff and noise from outside.
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People from outside PSE can enter its key premises only with the CEO's approval.
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Glass block embedded in the wall above the kitchen range admits light from outside.
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Apart from a brief interregnum, no Indonesian from outside Java has led the country.
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But Ireland is also a place that should be relatively safe from outside influence.
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Most of them returned from areas elsewhere in Syria, not from outside the country.
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There were drugs in camp, sold by people who brought them from outside villages.
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Students from outside North America also point to the ease of immigration to Canada.
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There is a great view of the city from outside on the temple walls.
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Only when travelers enter from outside the Schengen area are their credentials regularly checked.
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They asked that a special prosecutor be appointed from outside the Department of Justice.
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These experts could also tell that the attack originated from outside Bangladesh, they said.
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The next morning, 120 people showed up, the majority of them from outside Chatham.
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Which is not to say that wire hangers are completely insulated from outside pressures.
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An asteroid that cohabits an orbit with Jupiter came from outside the solar system.
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His attorney later said Peterson thought the shots were coming from outside the building.
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Haley said Weinstein then returned to her apartment building and called her from outside.
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Meanwhile, advice is pouring in from outside the White House — much of it unsolicited.
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When Troemel and Christiansen began showing artists from outside Chicago, however, attendance declined drastically.
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"I always have a feeling that someone is watching me from outside," she said.
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Shouldn't someone with an arguably fresher outlook — someone from outside Washington — take a turn?
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I could smell the chili frying from outside, and my stomach started to grumble.
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Hawley has received slightly more of a boost from outside groups than his opponent.
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The CCTV image from outside the consulate shows Khashoggi entering at 1:14 p.m.
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Sourced from outside the Chablis demarcation, this captures that style without carrying the price.
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Mandelblit has insisted they will progress at their own pace, free from outside influence.
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The initiative includes events around the country featuring lawmakers and stakeholders from outside Congress.
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But doing so would have cost them much-needed support from outside conservative groups.
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He said three were from Kandy and the other seven from outside the district.
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Some alchemy happened… There was alchemy from every end, from inside Tom, from outside.
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The debris-covered floor of the school's gymnasium is now fully visible from outside.
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Both the San Antonio and Victoria cases involved non-Hispanic drivers from outside Texas.
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Flynn hit four from outside while Matt Mitchell and Jordan Schakel made three apiece.
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Most buyers keep a low profile and many come from outside Germany, she added.
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We covered the windows in butcher block paper to obstruct the view from outside.
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But committee members ought to consider two important points from outside their narrow perspective.
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That was from outside people who didn't know these companies before that they existed.
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Every story I broke in the White House came from outside the White House.
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The bellwether company sources 60 percent of its revenue from outside of the United States.
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And we need to listen to ideas and information from outside the department as well.
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Jason Chaffetz said he believed protesters had been paid and brought in from outside Utah.
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He, however, added much of the capital for social enterprise comes from outside of India.
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The commonwealth and the defense both agreed that jurors should come from outside Montgomery County.
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He added investors shouldn't discount any challenges that could come from outside the United States.
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In past interviews,DiRuzzo said Peterson believed the gunshots were coming from outside the building.
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Dave Brat blamed professional advocates from outside his district for interfering with his office's work.
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That was fueled by a 245 percent increase in followers from outside the United States.
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But authorities believe he was "self-radicalized" and acted without any direction from outside networks.
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Recruiting from outside is difficult, expensive and liable to cause ill-feeling among existing staff.
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The second is that the authority to do so is often protected from outside tampering.
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Kang said it was common for the White House to solicit opinions from outside groups.
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Even if it brings in people from other social groups or from outside the ÖVP?
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And this is why you need to send someone from outside of Washington to Washington.
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Ms. Jefferson was shot from outside her bedroom window in the early hours of Oct.
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However—and this is the lesson of Iraq—good government cannot be imposed from outside.
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"No leverage has been exerted on the government of Hungary from outside," said Mr Ignatieff.
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And for devout members like Fisher, seeking answers from outside sources is often deemed subversive.
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The rest would need to come from outside investors such as big sovereign-wealth funds.
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This did not account for wealthy owners from outside the U.K., such as al Saud.
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" Kerola continued, "I would like to see Trump because he does come from outside Washington.
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You're not just watching the class from outside anymore—you're a student in the class.
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One out of 10 ideas came from outside the borders of the former Soviet Union.
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But its government will find it much harder to conjure support from outside the tent.
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Furthermore, most voting machines aren't connected to the Internet, which inoculates them from outside intrusions.
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Police said that the campaign had been instigated from outside Iran through illegal satellite channels.
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So it's possible it missed some arrest and criminal history data from outside the state.
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I really want to move on to something new, new ideas from outside the box.
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I want someone who is going to come from outside and bring some real change.
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If early analyses from outside groups are to be believed, the numbers could be grim.
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I think about how, in Goya's paintings, there are shadows coming from outside the painting.
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This fifth race — which is likely the Darkness of legend — is from outside our galaxy.
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With limited participation from outside investors, China brings little fresh capital into its listed companies.
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"The threat is not from within Burundi, it comes from outside," he told the council.
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A company source said Hyundai was likely to hire Zuchowski's successor from outside the group.
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Much of the growth has come from outside of the U.S., as the company noted.
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Last year Faber-Castell appointed Rogger as its first chief executive from outside the family.
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Investigators believe that the gunshot came from outside Harold Treadwell's car at 12:32 a.m.
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RO: We definitely raised money from outside the U.S., including Europe and the Middle East.
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That compares with an estimated $21 billon of chips that Huawei acquired from outside vendors.
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ANNECORDON via Getty Images ANNECORDON via Getty Images Stories from outside the 280/101 corridor
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For those of you from outside the metropolitan cities, this is a falafel salad bowl.
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The company hired three top managers from outside the company, including Dixon, only this year.
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This time, it was Irving that won the battle, while Harden went cold from outside.
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In general, Chinese social media apps have had trouble attracting users from outside their country.
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About half of its users come from outside Japan, mostly in Indonesia, Taiwan and Thailand.
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Students from outside of the EU are classed either as an "Overseas" or "Islands" student.
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Also Wednesday, a House Foreign Affairs subpanel will hear from outside experts about Boko Haram.
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The simplest way to read electrical activity from outside is to conduct an electroencephalogram (EEG).
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Some of these buyers will come from outside the traditional confines of software and technology.
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Lebanon's elections have seen an influx of candidates from outside the country's traditional party system.
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Ahead of the primary, Hugin said his campaign has received more interest from outside donors.
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Leaders, they said, had a responsibility to protect the religious educational system from outside influences.
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Here, Chouinard represents all the liberal interests from outside, conspiring to pit neighbor against neighbor.
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Warren had defended her vote for Carson in committee, amid backlash from outside liberal groups.
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John Huber, Utah's top prosecutor, is working in tandem with Horowitz from outside of Washington.
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Visible from outside the gallery, they nabbed headlines even before the show opened October 23.
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Peterson's lawyer has said his client believed the gunshots were coming from outside the building.
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Life, he said, has "gone to the dogs," and meddling from outside is to blame.
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Only about 29 percent of its 1940 million visitors each year come from outside Britain.
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The events typically attract 20-85033 volunteers, with many young professionals from outside Capitol Hill.
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" He added, "I believe I will be more effective from outside the company than within.
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It also prohibits women from inheriting property if they marry someone from outside the state.
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A new CEO from outside the family, Massimiliano Pogliani, was brought in earlier this year.
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Mr. Cohen said he would decide about managing money from outside investors early next year.
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The law also makes Chinese groups that receive funding from outside the country more vulnerable.
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So far U.S. companies were able to get away with operating politically from outside Brussels.
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Elected officials are supposed to be somewhat receptive and responsive to persuasion from outside sources.
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RULES OF ORIGIN MEANS CAN STUFF COMEIN FROM OUTSIDE THE BOUNDARIES OF THE TREATY COUNTRIES?
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Though Mosler came from outside academia, his theories dovetailed with some work done by economists.
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The two dudes' friend called from outside the bar; he doesn't want to pay $1003.
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However, truth does not matter because it's part of a political battle coming from outside.
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Somebody has to come from outside and be like what we are—food first responders.
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To help cope with the high demand, Sony will also accept orders from outside labels.
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More than 80 percent of buyers are from outside the city, agents and developers said.
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This is Siigur's vision for Estonian cuisine: inspiration from the old and influence from outside.
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It's just slightly muted, like listening to an EDM concert from outside of the venue.
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I feel genuinely ashamed when I explain Irish abortion laws to friends from outside Ireland.
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I viewed the rest of my evening as if from outside of my own body.
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Our other findings: Democrats are raising more from outside their districts this cycle than Republicans.
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It is illegal to import prescription medicines and controlled substances from outside the United States.
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Even without action from outside groups, the court's ruling had an immediate impact this week.
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After the March hearing, Ms. Altholz called Mr. Henríquez's daughters from outside the federal courthouse.
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He has had support from outside forces that share responsibility for the death and destruction.
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There were also some from outside North America, though they were not eligible to win.
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This year alone, his company has hired 150 people who moved from outside the state.
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He also cautioned that any quarantine wouldn't affect truckers from outside the New York area.
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I think it's a great thing, and it's drawing a lot of attention from outside.
|
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This month, Facebook put its army of global contractors from outside agencies on paid leave.
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Then, Rogic tries a shot from outside the box for Australia, but it's well wide.
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But the best shot Switzerland can manufacture is a speculative one from outside the box.
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Even people who needed medical care were prevented from leaving or getting help from outside.
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The National Assembly is widely expected to choose a successor from outside the Castro family.
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"I'm not some stranger, Dolores, coming from outside, looking for a pretty lie," says Teddy.
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A police officer fired the shot that killed Atatiana Jefferson from outside her bedroom window.
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Again, that's why the bills have inspired such unusually broad opposition from outside of Washington.
|
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By 2005 more than half of the company's revenue was coming from outside of China.
|
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But that analysis has come under fire from outside experts, who question its methodology. Sen.
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Yet regional Colombian fare from outside the capital has long been the city's weak spot.
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Facebook, for example, is exploring methods for optically reading brain activity from outside the skull.
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But the biggest boost to the veteran democratic socialist came from outside the debate hall.
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Criticism of the decision to cancel the speech came from outside the university as well.
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We need the inexpensive products from outside the country to raise our standard of living.
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He plans to use the former G.M. plant's assembly equipment and components from outside suppliers.
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Workers from outside the region are getting most of the jobs associated with the project.
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"We must safeguard our electoral process and our very democracy from outside threats," she added.
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They do not include "temporary" assignments or the personnel supporting air strikes from outside Afghanistan.
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Those numbers don't include millions of dollars of additional Facebook ad spending from outside groups.
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He raised $180,040 during the period, the majority of it from outside New York City.
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Of the 198 replacement CEOs in January, 107 of them came from outside the company.
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Visits from outside those keywords did recover, and indexed pages quadrupled, helping sales, management said.
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It's the truest, most honest expression of nebbiolo that I've had from outside northern Italy.
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One of the army guys brought us food from outside the jail, some chicken sandwiches.
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Dion said aboriginal groups have traditionally settled for "the smaller stuff" - royalties from outside energy firms.
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But Tesla is largely threatened by its own problems, not those imposed on its from outside.
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There is less and less room for taking the best from outside and improving on them.
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And they intend to formalize it, perhaps by seeking funding from outside foundations or other partners.
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He had told Reuters on Tuesday the firm was a victim of a hack from outside.
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Immigration from outside the EU — such as Russians and Arabs — will probably stay the same, however.
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Handel has attacked that fundraising while raking in large amounts of cash from outside groups herself.
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Gwinn fired her team to victory over China from outside the box in the 66th minute.
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" Chaffetz added: "Moving forward, I encourage President Trump to appoint a director from outside the agency.
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We were basically, it was an internal temping ... it was a step up from outside temps.
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Some residents are paying to truck water in from outside the city to fill their pools.
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"The men would come from outside during our sacrifices, during our festivals," says Ly Sam Oeun.
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So why did it take reporters from outside the entertainment beat to finally break the story?
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Besides, the numbers coming in from outside and moving around inside may drop for a while.
|
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A.W. Merrick's (Jeffrey Jones) news operation focused more and more on news from outside the town.
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As the banks have pulled back, more credit has been coming from outside the banking system.
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One of the interview segments was titled "aggressive reporting requires protections from outside pressure" on MSNBC.com.
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But he wants to remain close to the president and be influential from outside the administration.
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This is the first time Goldman Sachs has hired a China partner from outside the firm.
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At the same time, a moratorium on hiring managers from outside Russia was put in place.
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But when factoring in spending from outside groups like super PACs, Clinton comes out on top.
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Seizing this opportunity, the husband quickly got out and managed to lock the door from outside.
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"The economic war is not from outside of our borders but within the country," Mousavi said.
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But two OPEC delegates from outside the Gulf were skeptical an emergency conference would take place.
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Aoun's office said Hariri had called him from "outside Lebanon" to inform him of his resignation.
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But what if you could have built-in protection from outside interference, making error correction unnecessary?
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It is not pressure from outside that will make or break China, but its own decisions.
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The United States could then refuse asylum to migrants from outside Guatemala who pass through it.
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Recalling that day, Sasa spoke with CNN after IWOC helped facilitate the interview from outside prison.
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Second, we had a flood of founders and investors enter digital health from outside of healthcare.
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YC has made a push to include startups from outside of North America in recent years.
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"Great energy coming from outside when I'm playing the matches," the 25-year-old Thiem said.
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Redick was at his deadliest in those opening 24 minutes, firing away from outside the arc.
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Essentially, special counsel is someone brought in from outside the Justice Department to lead an investigation.
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And it allowed people from outside of Europe to come to the US in larger numbers.
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While crowd noise is ubiquitous in traditional sports, pro gamers are mostly shielded from outside distraction.
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Here's a summary of the plan that's being released today, obtained by Axios from outside sources.
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The fund plans to raise an additional $300 million from outside investors in the coming months.
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But one does also see perhaps a secondary motive in seeking investment from outside the community.
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Millennials are used to learning from outside influencers rather than expecting the companies to train them.
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Last year's Alaskan-grown tree was the first to come from outside the lower 48 states.
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But two OPEC delegates from outside the Gulf were sceptical an emergency conference would take place.
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Driving Trump's victory were caucusgoers who said they wanted a president from outside the political establishment.
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After shooting from outside the church, the gunman then entered the church and continued to shoot.
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As of last year, over half of his clients come from outside of the United States.
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After reading the transcript, some reporters—from outside the Post—instinctively sided with Ryan and McCarthy.
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Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel told CNN that video from outside the school corroborated Huff's account.
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It's unlikely that McCarthy would tap someone from outside the committee who has zero Rules experience.
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Immigration bothers the EU, but its worry concerns migrants from outside the bloc, not within it.
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Aerial videos from outside the prison show people gathered on the roof of the prison facility.
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Over time, members of Congress have become better and better at insulating themselves from outside forces.
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In addition, all regular inspection of foods imported from outside the United States have also continued.
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Conditions made it hard for rescue workers from outside the area to fly in by helicopter.
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It would be the first time a Lebanese premier submitted his resignation from outside the country.
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For history has shown that democracies like ours do not fall from outside attacks or osmosis.
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Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton, Barack Obama — all younger than age 50, all from outside of Washington.
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She said she was under a deadline and was distracted by the shouting coming from outside.
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But arrivals from outside the bloc, which the government can control, have also remained stubbornly high.
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These sculpted portions, like much about the theatre, seemed a challenge to chaos encroaching from outside.
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Convention planners may wind up recruiting famous figures from outside of politics to fill the void.
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Indeed, the top three endorsement magnets only have one supporter each from outside their home states.
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Last year saw 456 hardware start-ups score a first round of funding from outside investors.
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"We haven't got any contact yet either from Pakistani authorities or anyone from outside," Nadeem said.
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It seems like a lot of people come here from outside the city and changing it.
|
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And of the women newly appointed to California company boards, 94% come from outside the company.
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Some other senior managers have exited more recently, while the company has also recruited from outside.
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As always, encourage hand washing when children come in from outside and before and after meals.
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Rakitic from outside the box — it's got the speed, but as usual not the accuracy. Wide.
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That shows that it came from outside the solar system and will leave the solar system.
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One estimate puts the number of trimmigrants at 150,000, with half coming from outside the country.
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No birds were near the narrow ledge; a taxi's insistent honking the only noise from outside.
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Over all, only one-third of the goods it sells come from outside the United States.
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Whoever wins the Democratic nomination is expected to pick up strong financial support from outside groups.
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Several of those next men have come from Scranton/Wilkes-Barre or from outside the organization.
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"We tried to escape, but we soon realized the attackers were coming from outside," he said.
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The extent to which the military might face resistance, from outside or from within, is unknown.
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On Sunday night, townspeople and many mourners from outside the community gathered for a candlelight vigil.
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If real passion and vision are necessary, they will have to come from outside the system.
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Sakai tries a tame shot from outside of the box, but it's right to the keeper.
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Niang takes a strong shot from outside the box, but hits it right at Eiji Kawashima.
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Invitations had been sent to 400 business and political figures, 300 of them from outside China.
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As the attendant filled her tank, Ms. Alajaji started noticing the stares from outside her car.
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The government is under pressure from outside groups and unions to move quickly on the subject.
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The Vermont gubernatorial candidate told the AP that most of the threats come from outside Vermont.
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He appointed some talented ministers, often choosing technocrats from outside his centre-right New Democracy party.
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Fortigate and Pulse Secure let remote employees tunnel into their corporate networks from outside the firewall.
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Democratic lawmakers have tried to walk a fine line on impeachment, despite pressure from outside groups.
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But two-fifths of its annual phone sales, or roughly $123bn, come from outside the country.
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University of Central Florida was 18th, the highest-ranked team from outside the Power Five conferences.
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Now interest in her work was coming from outside New York, and new opportunities opened up.
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Julian Rishwain scored all 12 of his points from outside on a 4-of-9 performance.
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And, for the first time, a director has been brought in from outside the Bausch fold.
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Several years ago, she and her husband locked their credit reports from activity from outside parties.
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The old metal sign from outside had been salvaged and now hung on a wall inside.
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If we have footage from outside the boat from a drone, we can also sync that.
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Around 40% of profits in the S&P 500 come from outside the U.S., Trennert noted.
|
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Dark money refers to funds from outside political groups, with the identity of the donors undisclosed.
|
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The Hawkeyes' fate was sealed from outside, where the absence of sharpshooter CJ Fredrick was noticeable.
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Given her early troubles raising money from outside investors, Ms. Lake worked toward becoming profitable early.
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With the Baghdad International Airport flooded, meaningful relief from outside the country might be days away.
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The material collected from outside the country includes interviews with more than 5,200 witnesses and victims.
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Follow-up observations determined found that its orbit suggests it originated from outside the solar system.
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From outside the gates, I can see it swarming with tourists even in the rain. Ugh!
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Zuckerberg also has a vested interest in attracting more talent from outside the U.S., not less.
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In other cases, you have to import them from outside the organization, which isn't cost-effective.
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U.S. law protects communications between individuals and their attorneys from outside parties in virtually all circumstances.
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But, to get to the promised $1.5 trillion, all other revenue must come from outside sources.
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Over the past years, there have been movies, food, and fashion collaborations from outside the continent.
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For the proudly insular Twins, hiring a leader from outside the organization sent a clear message.
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ISP could not confirm on Monday which databases from outside the state it tends to use.
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The company claims sounds heard from outside the belly are too quiet for baby to decipher.
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Just over half of pickups on Lyft, not including the airports, now come from outside Manhattan.
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She had just taken her daily medication when she heard sharp staccato sounds coming from outside.
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It was extremely liberating to develop a project and not have any pressure from outside forces.
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New prosecutors from outside the special counsel's operation could pick up cases that remain in progress.
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That compares with an estimated $21 billon worth of chips that Huawei acquired from outside vendors.
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Currently, 63% of the museum's roughly 7 million annual visitors come from outside New York State.
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It is a standard process that involves an interview, various tests, and information from outside sources.
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The former recognizes TV productions from outside the United States and American productions that aren't in English.
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Apple is not good at hiring people from outside who could help bring new skills and ideas.
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The company received more than a third of its sales from outside the United States in 2015.
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The district received millions in spending from outside groups, including more than $3 million spent against Republicans.
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While Cukor is on the phone, Michel's friend arrives -- and appears to come from outside the building.
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Sleep Dealer asks, well, what if that cheap labor could be supplied from outside the United States?
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African-Americans fared better than Latinos from outside of the U.S., with a household wealth of $51,600.
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Roughly 80 percent of those accounts are from outside the U.S., up from 75 percent last fall.
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Veronica Thomas, a 38-year-old phlebotomist from outside Columbia, likened Harris to former President Barack Obama.
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Especially given that the DNA samples come from outside sources, which may be difficult to properly vet.
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It's not clear at this point how much of the capital Hoover raised came from outside backers.
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Authorities are searching for the two men, who are believed to be from outside of New Orleans.
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Goods from outside the EU go through customs 95% of the time without any inspection or delay.
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The race captured a ton of national attention, with O'Rourke gathering many fans from outside of Texas.
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"It's imperative that a completely autonomous organization from outside our city conduct a thorough investigation," he said.
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Saddiq Bey led all scorers with 22 points and shot 4-of-6 from outside for Villanova.
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However, it seems his appetite for extended work is now being met with resistance from outside China.
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He noted that roughly one-third of S&P 500 revenues come from outside the United States.
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There are also perils from outside the West, and that is where technology has played a role.
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They say it allows competitors from outside to benefit, and holds back investment in vital communications infrastructure.
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Currently, because of the school's small zone size, most of the students come from outside its boundaries.
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That legal mechanism allows countries from outside the EU to access the single market in limited circumstances.
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"We will make more a more fair and equitable environment for investment from outside companies," Li said.
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Many parents send their children to private schools elsewhere, blaming an influx of kids from outside Celebration.
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All of the stories come from outside sources -— Facebook isn't producing any of its own news coverage.
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Adobe saw 20% of traffic coming from outside the U.S. on Election Day and the day after.
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"It's nice to have a real result that shows these particles are coming from outside our galaxy."
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This simply means a free trade area where all members have common tariffs against goods from outside.
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And it's from the point of view not from outside pointing to her, but from the inside.
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In New York, more than 70 percent of guns used in crimes come from outside the state.
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Sometimes I'll get depersonalization along with it, where I feel like I'm watching myself from outside myself.
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The vast majority of spending in the 10 most expensive Senate races has come from outside groups.
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It's built with specially suspended floors, to make sure vibrations from outside don't upset experiments occurring within.
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Two of the original eight researchers staged a mutiny from outside when they heard Bannon was back.
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Rizwan Farook fired from outside his vehicle while his wife fired from the inside, the report said.
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The wail of sirens returns, louder than ever, either from outside the car or inside the dashboard.
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And so I did have to leave and worked to manage the company from outside of Russia.
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In Orlando, two-thirds of the new residents came from outside the U.S. between 2017 and 2018.
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Their predecessors resigned after Rouhani criticized them for inefficiency and succumbing to pressures from outside the government.
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"There were people who came from outside the factory and beat workers with sticks," said Nasrin Sultana.
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They are able to sniff out explosives and can even detect large explosives from outside of buildings.
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With A Designer's Art, Rand pursued broader acknowledgement from outside the design industry in every way possible.
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Mega brands from outside education are beginning to transform the way students and employers think about learning.
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More than half the first-team squad comes from outside Britain, mostly from other parts of Europe.
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Emails from internal US government accounts should have a different color header than emails from outside accounts.
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Both Mega and Hernandez said they are already getting interest from outside researchers about the Study Watch.
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Stuart, VA: The portrait of Confederal general Jeb Stuart was removed from outside the Patrick County courthouse.
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It also comes from outside infection and other microbes we are exposed to, especially in early life.
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They fear an insurgent campaign from outside the city and there have been attacks in outlying areas.
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Of course people from outside San Francisco immediately had recommendations of where everyone should move (or avoid).
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Nearly 60 percent of its C$1.5 billion in annual revenue comes from outside the United States.
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This was a problem when earnings from outside the U.S. were reported in U.S. dollars, he said.
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Many employees "resisted opportunities from outside the company because they were counting on those pensions," he said.
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You can see Jake's big bro, Logan, watching the session from outside the ring -- and loving it.
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But it's also getting harder and harder to convince candidates from outside San Francisco to move there.
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A lower-level manager with experience from outside the games industry understood that their situation was untenable.
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Students are standing in silence, holding signs that can't be seen from outside of campus #chs pic.twitter.
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Mr Duterte, though his father was also a local politician, comes from outside that narrow Manila elite.
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His guest appearance was slated as a private party, but some fans were let in from outside.
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Stronger economic activity was expected to increase domestic inflationary pressures, compensating disinflationary tendencies from outside, Sejko said.
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At the very least, the juxtaposition should lead to some great street photos from outside the space.
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On a national level, Mr. Temer has named respected economists from outside the party to important posts.
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In two games the Nittany Lions have held opponents to 218 percent (9 of 37) from outside.
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About a third of the money raised in this race overall has come from outside the district.
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For years, the United States has admitted more refugees from outside the Western Hemisphere than within it.
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Simmons' inability to shoot from outside of the painted area has hampered his development in the NBA.
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On Wednesday, the SASC will hear from outside experts on defense policy in the Asia-Pacific region.
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He drives a cab at night, and regularly picks up profoundly inebriated women from outside final clubs.
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Under fire from outside There's a big difference between drawing public scrutiny and drawing scrutiny from Trump.
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In 2017, the annual exercise involved 17,500 US service members, with 3,000 coming from outside South Korea.
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In 2017, the annual exercise involved 17,500 US service members with 3,000 coming from outside South Korea.
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Balderson was badly outspent candidate-to-candidate by O'Connor, requiring a massive intervention from outside Republican groups.
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I sat on the bed, and she sat on a chair that she'd dragged in from outside.
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Last year, Ulchi Freedom Guardian involved 17,500 US service members, with 3,000 coming from outside South Korea.
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She said the protesters began harassing and throwing things at Kirk and her from outside the restaurant.
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The company said 22 people, or about 17 percent of its staff, were originally from outside Britain.
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The discovery came from outside groups like West Virginia University and the International Council on Clean Transportation.
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Second, there still remains significant uncertainty about the use of data sources from outside of the bureaus.
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Boeing has a history of introducing new designs that lack advice from outside experts to ensure safety.
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Some believe that the liquid is seeping in from outside the tomb, which is below sea level.
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"We were their protection in case someone tried to shoot from outside," he said in the interview.
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But that didn't assure Kyung love or protection, and their success didn't protect them from outside violence.
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Nearly 50 percent of all of Huawei's sales comes from outside China, research firm Counterpoint told TechCrunch.
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Nor does OrderGroove ever get data from outside of the transactions that happen on its own platform.
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Messenger Kids, despite all kinds of privacy concerns from outside organizations, appears to fall into that category.
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It cools naturally as air is pumped in from outside, and different microbes arrive at different temperatures.
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Her mistake is to think the threat to the life she has constructed will come from outside.
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And according to federal campaign reports, he'll have to send many to people from outside the state.
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From outside the store, I could see a giant photo of Star pasted on the store's exterior.
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"(Catholic Church leaders) don't do anything unless they're forced into it from outside sources," she told reporters.
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Lawmakers are also considering prohibiting people from outside the European Union from acquiring land in strategic areas.
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Now, he studies the algorithm from outside, most recently analyzing its recommendations during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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The number of people being hired from outside the labor force is near an all-time high.
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They receive many of their supplies from outside donations, as they can't obtain them in their country.
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What propelled this one to popularity — and eventually into YouTube's promotional apparatus — came from outside the platform.
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The ball traveled from outside the court and curved back toward Tsitsipas as he ran into position.
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"From outside the window, it might appear that many women are still in traditional roles," she said.
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To make life safe in America, we must also address the growing threats from outside the country.
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Prayer is the idea of seeking help from outside of ourselves, while thoughts are internalized processing mechanisms.
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Of the 1,652 students currently enrolled in Bronxville's schools, 10 are from outside the village, she said.
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Avoiding archival footage or insights from outside "experts," Wang gives these survivors and their memories the stage.
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The center did not realize what was happening until military staff frantically called in from outside. Cmdr.
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The coverage numbers aren't likely to be good — at least according to independent analyses from outside experts.
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If the Warriors find a way to get hot from outside, the Raptors could be in trouble.
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He said that he saw growing interest among companies from outside India to manufacture in the country.
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And Republican groups from outside the district pumped millions into the race, hugely outspending their Democratic counterparts.
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The fashion gala, however, is an awkward challenge for any choreographer, especially those from outside City Ballet.
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Big players from outside the consumer banking industry, like Square and Goldman Sachs, are also moving in.
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Why you should care: About 40% of US corporate revenues come from outside the country, per Raich.
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And Uruguay got the first shot, a speculative effort from Edinson Cavani from outside the box. Saved.
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They recruited local politicians to attend their planning meetings and solicited letters of support from outside experts.
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But candidates and their teams get no shortage of suggestions from outside allies, too, Ms. Dunn said.
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The case of Eagle Rock, however, shows that the threat can also come from outside the camps.
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It wasn't about who had the better cause, or who had the more cynical support from outside.
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Quite often, a star ballerina, itching to expand her repertory, hires a choreographer from outside of ballet.
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Bersin acknowledged the rise in migrants from outside the Americas and the potential security threat they pose.
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Expert360's international outlook means that more than a quarter of its staff are from outside Australia.
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The 1923 law banned any handgun ads at gun shops that were visible from outside the store.
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When vaccination rates are high enough, the disease disappears from the population until it's reintroduced from outside.
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It has sent in thousands of police officers from outside the region, threatening to block polling stations.
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"They are controlled from outside Russia, and this is very suspicious for our secret services," he said.
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Fyle has amassed more than 300 clients, more than 250 of which are from outside of India.
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With 70% of the company's sales coming from outside of Texas, he may be on to something.
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They had shot 31 percent from outside without Joe, going 3 of 16 at Florida on Tuesday.
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The family, from outside Tel Aviv, came to celebrate their son Ori's 13th birthday and bar mitzvah.
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Speakers from outside the literary world include Art Garfunkel, who will discuss his new memoir on Sept.
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There were 10,000 bids placed with 20% coming from outside of the United States, the CEO said.
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When Americans have confronted similar divisions in the past, consensus has come from outside the traditional parties.
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So insurance providers inject needed cash from outside reinsurers, and the resulting economic activity can lift everyone.
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Freed from outside pressure for growth, the trustees could decide to aim for steady and unspectacular results.
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One school, which also serves students from outside town, serves 260 students from kindergarten through 12th grade.
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"I didn't expect them to shoot it from outside as well," Notre Dame coach Mike Brey said.
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Saccone has received a major boost from outside organizations linked to House Speaker Paul Ryan and Trump.
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Its subscribers from outside metro cities already account for 60% of its paying customer base, it said.
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"Everybody has been talking about these kinds of numbers," said an OPEC delegate from outside the Gulf.
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Before this, there is no evidence that locals came into contact with anyone from outside the area.
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"Everybody has been talking about these kinds of numbers," said an OPEC delegate from outside the Gulf.
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"The solution will have to come from outside: Russia, the U.S. and the Security Council," she said.
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Mr. Ramesh, who like many Indians uses a single initial, comes from outside the city of Hyderabad.
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The shift in focus from outside to inside clarifies and intensifies what was already an affecting piece.
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Qatar increased its holding after IAG lifted restrictions on investments from outside the European Union last month.
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The law, they said, seemed to have no purpose beyond protecting local business interests from outside competition.
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In order to beat high-scoring Oklahoma, however, the Wildcats will need to shoot better from outside.
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The solutions to the challenges South Carolina's women and gender-expansive people face won't come from outside.
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It has 136 students, the Vienna State Opera said in a news release, many from outside Austria.
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The committee considering Kavanaugh's nomination will hear from outside witnesses on Friday before the hearing wraps up.
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A rising number of migrants are coming from outside Central America, including India, Cuba and African countries.
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No other government subsidies will be forthcoming, she said, so the remainder must be raised from outside sources.
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President Michel Aoun's office said Hariri had called him from "outside Lebanon" to inform him of his resignation.
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Sanatornaya Shkola No. 1 near Vorkuta looks drab from outside, but inside its festooned with colorful Nenets prints.
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He's "an incredible legal mind" with a "command of the law" that's independent "from outside influence," Grassley said.
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They want a quota on uranium coming from outside the U.S., so domestic producers can provide 25 percent.
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Hispanics who hail from outside the U.S. will also see a boost in their income as they age.
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There are competitive pricing problems within the industry among banks, and from outside the industry from non-banks.
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He said some properties within Times Network could raise additional cash from outside investors in the coming future.
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In 2015, net migration to Britain from outside the EU was slightly higher than from inside the bloc.
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"It's clear his bet is based on the fact that he's from outside Washington," CNN's Jeff Zeleny said.
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Nohria was named dean in 2010, becoming the first person from outside North America to hold the position.
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Humidifiers add moisture to the air in your house to combat the dry air coming in from outside.
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Mathews sank a pair from outside in the final five minutes, as USC pulled away from the Huskies.
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It would mean that start-ups at the tech incubator could attract tax-advantaged money from outside investors.
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Independent-minded officials survive in office thanks largely to backing from outside powers such as the United States.
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The FTSE 103, whose components earn a large chunk of their revenue from outside the UK, rose 0.5%.
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Additionally, users will be able to use the intercom feature from outside their homes through the Alexa app.
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But they could also have a more subtle effect—of making AI from outside the EU more benign.
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Ideally, Wasserman reasons, a young mainstream liberal from outside Washington who doesn't bear the taint of coastal elitism.
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Castillo, 36, in an interview last week from outside death row denied any involvement in Garcia&aposs Dec.
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The Trump Foundation has received more than $25,000 in each of the past 10 years from outside contributors.
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Money from outside the NAFTA zone includes new plants for BMW 3-series sedans and Audi Q5 crossovers.
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But eMarketer estimates that a quarter of its ad revenues will come from outside the U.S. by 2018.
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Through the existing customs union EU members agree to apply identical tariffs to goods from outside the union.
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Instead of facing threats from outside Azeroth, you're dealing with what's going on right there on those islands.
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Scenes from outside the courtroom show women tearing up and hugging each other as they see justice served.
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He also represented the plaintiffs in the $4.7 billion case, most of whom were also from outside Missouri.
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Efforts to boost online sales and optimize inventory levels should offset some of the impact from outside trends.
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With the consent of African countries, our co-operative projects are open to third parties from outside Africa.
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"Yes, there will be a deal," said one of the sources, an OPEC delegate from outside the Gulf.
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In 2014, the company's revenue was $25 million and in 2015 it raised $12 million from outside investors.
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Instead of a faith shaped from outside, millennial Muslims are creating something unprecedented: a do-it-yourself Islam.
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Below are some of the dozens of emails I received, many of which are from outside Silicon Valley.
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Rather, she was in the Kinnear garden staring at snails while Nancy's cries could be heard from outside.
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Only two teams from outside of Europe and South America have qualified, the lowest figure in 20 years.
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But the shift also saw an infusion of new owners from outside e-sports, particularly from the NBA.
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There is no pressure from outside or from me because I want to show how good I am.
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The step would also mean revocation of a bar on property purchases by people from outside the state.
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The signs are certainly promising with investors from outside of the region paying more attention than ever before.
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DW: She felt attacked by inner feelings — depression, anxiety, anger, and the like, but also from outside antagonisms.
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As a populist who comes from outside the system, Mr Navalny appeals to people alienated by the elites.
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What we're watching: Will Mooch add to the team, and possibly some unexpected names from outside of politics?
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Eventually, that will also be complemented with sourcing information from outside the organization — either contractors or new hires.
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One thing they all share is ramped-up pressure from outside groups on the right and the left.
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The real threat, Berwick believes, comes from outside as the anarchist movement grows both in numbers and spirit.
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HOLLYWOOD SQUARED CBS hires law firms to lead Moonves sexual misconduct probe; embattled exec departs from outside boards .
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Much of that money came from outside groups, most of it spent on attack ads from both sides.
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Customs agents at United States airports often ask travelers from outside the country to hand over their phone.
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Then 2190-year-old Michael Goff launched the magazine in 2000 with a shoestring budget from outside investors.
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And a Confederate memorial was removed late Monday from outside the Howard County Circuit Courthouse in Ellicott City.
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Widodo, a former furniture salesman, is Indonesia's first president to come from outside the political and military elite.
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After shooting from outside the church, the gunman then entered the church and continued to shoot his weapon.
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Ninety five percent of donors to Ossoff through March 29 came from outside of the state of Georgia.
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If someone tried to log on from outside of that, you could catch them and turn them away.
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The Fish and Wildlife Service's Branch of Foreign Species has jurisdiction over species from outside the United States.
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Korea's talismanic forward Son Heung-min struck a scorching consolation goal in stoppage time from outside the area.
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It will allow 2,500 workers from outside the EU to come to Britain for up to six months.
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The special counsel has to be named from outside government and has broad leeway in staffing any investigation.
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Rather than look for a replacement internally, the board said it would find one from outside the company.
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The Iraqi army had to spend months encircling the city and slowly cutting IS off from outside help.
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I hope he doesn't remember me, the tiny-voiced fangirl from outside the gallery, and thankfully he doesn't.
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It has received investments from Tencent and Alibaba, as well as plenty of money from outside of China.
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Nyquist whipped the puck from outside the circle to Zetterberg, who easily tapped it before McElhinney could react.
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Scott confirmed that four cases under investigation in his state were not brought in from outside the country.
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The only rule, according to Ballmer, is to avoid information from outside parties in order to remain accurate.
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The government spends about £2.5 billion ($3.6 billion) each year commissioning expert advice, internally and from outside academics.
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Police then reportedly let reporters with New York City press passes watch the billionaire from outside the restaurant.
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"Yesterday, people from outside of our community came to create violence and disruption," police spokesman Tobias said Friday.
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Ryan went on to offer office hours as a way to prevent interruptions from protesters from outside districts.
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IFF generates sales of almost 20 million euros, 85 percent of which comes from outside Italy, Emmi said.
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Mr. Smith said that the appointment of a new executive from outside the theater world was particularly intriguing.
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They said the woman was with two others, and one of them brought in a drink from outside.
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Nearly 80 percent of the participants were female, and about 70 percent were from outside New York state.
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If the right steps aren't taken, he warns, a stock market shock could come from outside its borders.
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House Democrats on Thursday launched a new task force designed to safeguard the nation's elections from outside tinkering.
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And besides, immigration to Britain from outside the European Union will not be affected by the referendum decision.
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A House Foreign Affairs subcommittee will hear from outside experts on "The Conflict in Libya," at 2 p.m.
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About a third of J.P. Morgan's recent senior hires are from outside the industry, according to the lender.
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And about 75 percent percent of growth is expected to come from outside the U.S., according to Nike.
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One way managers plan to deal with the anticipated labor shortage is to recruit from outside the industry.
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The problem is that these kind of technical issues often cannot be fixed from outside of the game.
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She's forced to call Noah from outside and tells him she may love him, which is very sweet.
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According to McKinsey, 20163% of enterprise security spend is via procuring tools, technologies and services from outside vendors.
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"About 90 percent of our capital and business comes from outside the UK," Nelson told Reuters by phone.
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But those guys that can, and shoot with the consistency from outside, that's kind of what Harden is.
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"I think the best is someone from outside who is neutral, if that is possible," he had said.
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WHO BUYS IN EDINBURGH A large proportion of buyers from outside Scotland come from London, Mr. Perratt said.
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After just a few steps into the tunnels, the light from outside faded, leaving us in the dark.
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Video footage from outside the church showed yellow police tape surrounding the building as worshippers talked with police.
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She is a lightweight but lightning quick, with a soft rainbow touch from outside and excellent peripheral vision.
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With a large number of attendees coming from outside the US, organizers decided the risk was too great.
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Yet seen from outside, and through a filter of prejudice, it can be transformed into a threatening garment.
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The final vote was approved by a 40-to-20 vote as hundreds of demonstrators watched from outside.
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Its customers today include Uber, Vodafone, and Cisco, as well as numerous firms from outside tech like L'Oreal.
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There's a fine line between taking on a genre from outside your country, and slipping into imitative minstrelsy.
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The new admission fee of $25 for adults from outside New York State took effect on March 1.
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But to any observer with evidence from outside the Fox News bubble, he simply seems like a liar.
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Nearly 40 percent of the revenue generated by S&P 500 companies comes from outside the United States.
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A lecture on hormones and how our bodies respond to certain stresses from outside sources left me baffled.
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He, coming from outside the medical perspective and biomedical research, gives us a whole fresh look at ideas.
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Revenge on behalf of the Clintons and millions of dollars in money from outside left-wing opposition groups.
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"The people want a government that can protect them from outside threats when they feel insecure," she said.
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The company, which turned 50 last year, has never drawn a top executive from outside its own ranks.
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Even for some observers from outside the European Union, the parallels with Britain's current Brexit humiliations are striking.
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"Our political process is broken and we need to change it from outside the system," Ms. Miner declared.
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One day this summer, students at an Islamic school compound in Yangon heard shouting from outside the gates.
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That week brought in a record number of donations to the Rouda campaign, overwhelmingly from outside the district.
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It seems the strategy now is to wall off the White House and get things done from outside.
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The convention center was packed to capacity, while Trump said "tens of thousands" of people watched from outside.
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They are expected to act on subjective and inside information which courts find difficult to judge from outside.
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A House Foreign Affairs subcommittee will hear from outside experts on China's influence in Africa at 2 p.m.
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Utah shot just 3-for-17 from outside while Indiana went 2-for-1053 from 3-point range.
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"I don't think politicians should be allowed to take money from their campaigns from outside interests," Rousey added.
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INM commissioned the report, which was conducted by human rights works and others from outside the government agency.
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"An enormous number of the attendees at our convention are coming from outside North America," Mr. Boyer said.
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In September 2015, Conn's appointed a new chief executive, a guy from outside the company named Norman Miller.
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This year, Axios says of the $508 million given to House candidates, 73% comes from outside their districts.
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"Congress's foremost goal in structuring the CFPB was to create an agency independent from outside influence," they claim.
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"Then I think the likely buyer would be someone big, well funded from outside the U.S.," he said.
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Royals who work for the Crown full time aren't allowed to earn any money from outside sources, however.
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Then I think the likely buyer would be someone big, well funded from outside the U.S., he said.
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South African Ernie Els will captain the International team comprised of players from outside the U.S. and Europe.
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"I heard noise coming from outside," recalled Khamel Yahiaoui, a member of the mosque who had stayed late.
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Equally important for start-ups, young developers from outside Britain may not be able to remain in London.
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Regulations purportedly adopted for health reasons sometimes are really designed to protect the politically-powerful from outside competition.
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A Florida judge ruled Monday that surveillance video from outside Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School during the Feb.
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That number should grow once Apple delivers on its pledge to repatriate billions from outside the United States.
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LogMeIn helps employees log into their company's computers systems from outside the office; it went public in 2009.
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A House Foreign Affairs subcommittee will hear from outside experts on China's influence in Africa at 2 p.m.
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Cons: It's Times Square, so it can be noisy both from outside traffic and inside from fellow guests.
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"There were vegan options, but only because people had brought them in from outside the conference," added Bastida.
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About one-third of J.P. Morgan's recent senior hires are from outside the industry, according to the lender.
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The Jazz, without George Hill, knocked down 13 3-pointers but went cold from outside down the stretch.
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At any given time, the workshop has about eight artists in residence, most of them from outside China.
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Cons: It's Times Square, so it can be noisy both from outside traffic and inside from fellow guests.
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Dance from outside New York and from other countries is part of the mix; so are commissioned premieres.
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