The authorities in Misiones are now moving furiously to fumigate.
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He turns to his computer monitor and starts furiously clicking.
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The opposition has furiously rejected the president's call for dialogue.
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The boss's eyes lit up and he began clapping furiously.
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The tiny tyrant furiously took after her, set to attack.
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I spent my weekends furiously writing and sharing my experiences.
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A video shows people furiously digging to get him out.
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He has campaigned furiously and showered the state with handouts.
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Lawmakers are now furiously jockeying for responsibility over the issue.
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But the women scribbled notes furiously, their Cartier bangles clinking.
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Ford furiously yanks the drape away and scolds the technician.
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The aides furiously assembled "lists of early successes" on whiteboards.
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There are more choices, and a furiously evolving career landscape.
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His voice was smooth, even while his hand worked furiously.
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Andrea is waving at me furiously, so one last question.
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But Florida wasn't the only state still furiously counting ballots.
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He wrote fully and furiously, lifting the pages to communicate.
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Tabloids have speculated furiously about the state of Djokovic's marriage.
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It was furiously opposed by the hospital association and 1199.
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Two water taxis sped up behind, their drivers glaring furiously.
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Google, Microsoft, Apple and Facebook had lobbied furiously for TPP.
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Here he becomes a roaring lion, furiously crying for freedom.
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The Chinese are also furiously trying to crack the market.
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Even in small towns, men are furiously soliciting other men.
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Eli's leg jiggled up and down furiously under the table.
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You have prepared furiously for a class presentation for weeks.
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Cyclists ride in every direction, some ambling slowly, others pedalling furiously.
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Like Leo's trapper character furiously and relentlessly working his way across
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" On the way out, Martha furiously questioned, "What are your qualifications?
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By late Wednesday night, Perez was furiously backing off the comments.
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Following Bush's exit, the establishment is furiously rallying around Florida Sen.
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The military junta now in power is furiously hostile to Turkey.
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You could practically hear the wheels furiously spinning in the mud.
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Walmart is spending furiously to fight back against Amazon's online onslaught.
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Bilal had shouted the words during a row whilst furiously angry.
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Mr. Einhorn furiously tried to dump his stake in recent weeks.
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The Chinese government has reacted furiously to the recent US statements.
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I simply stood there as he continued to text away furiously.
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Sam Lipsyte: I slide furiously back and forth along the spectrum.
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So naturally, both parties are furiously trying to game the system.
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"Our separation is irrevocable," he wrote furiously, returning to Italy alone.
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The House GOP has been furiously — or rather, gleefully — employing it.
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He furiously denied the rape, characterizing it instead as consensual sex.
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Decisions come fast and furiously; they have since the first days.
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The youngest, who was about 7 months old, was crying furiously.
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He wagged his tail furiously but he didn't eat the bagel.
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The youngest, who was about seven months old, was crying furiously.
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And the bedridden Erica appeared briefly, furiously exhorting Elizabeth to draw.
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But both are sharp, funny and furiously up to date. 210.
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Shortly after we arrived, I heard one young woman yelling furiously.
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Trump responded furiously on Twitter, vowing not to settle the case.
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The Gang of Six is furiously working on an immigration deal.
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He's waving furiously at us, like a little kid, and whooping.
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One team member wears multiple bangle-type bracelets and types furiously.
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Retailers and importers generally are already furiously lobbying against the idea.
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Stewart responded furiously Monday night on "The Late Show" with Stephen Colbert.
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Lega and M5S furiously demanded an immediate return to the polls instead.
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At the hospital, the ER team worked furiously as Jessica grew weaker.
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Trump furiously tweeted Tuesday morning, taking aim at Republican Senator Bob Corker.
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Days, I sat on a lavender suede sofa and played Tetris furiously.
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Binali Yildirim, Turkey's prime minister and Erdogan's loyal ally, was tweeting furiously.
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I'm swinging my arms more furiously now despite the increasingly loud headache.
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Instead, you'd blush furiously and avoid looking anywhere near their general direction.
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Trying to keep still, I looked around at the artists furiously working.
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Chinese officials reacted furiously to suggestions Beijing was meddling in Australian affairs.
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I have some chicken with roasted veggies in between taking notes furiously.
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Unfortunately, they argue furiously with each other about what precisely to do.
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Seth is furiously shooting down the idea, citing any number of polls.
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This can take a couple of forms; one is being furiously controlling.
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Elizabeth Warren is furiously campaigning for the Democratic presidential nomination, joining Sen.
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" Iran reacted furiously, with Foreign Minister Javad Zarif calling Trump's statement "repugnant.
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SPX zigzagged furiously between positive and negative territory after the 2 p.m.
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Mr. Maduro responded furiously by cutting diplomatic ties with the United States.
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She also washes her hands furiously, but worries it is not enough.
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The Marines fought furiously while Lt. Paul Bertlozzi frantically called for reinforcements.
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They described her being furiously protective of her life outside of porn.
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Other advisers pressing Mr. Trump to remain were furiously making their case.
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Living so furiously leaves him little time to sink deeply into songwriting.
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A policeman stands above him, hand raised furiously and clutching a baton.
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He is shaking his arms so furiously that it blurs the image.
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Ironically, the West stayed silent while Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia went away, but furiously try to maintain the national fictions of the Middle East, where the desire to split into tribal and religious enclaves is so much more furiously pursued.
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They scanned the ground -- and saw VanHecke, furiously waving to get their attention.
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Midway through this loop, Alan furiously walks past Nadia in Tompkins Square Park.
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No one is furiously entering the 2FA code while it is still valid.
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He's kinda OCD, so I furiously wipe down every surface before he arrives.
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She furiously denied this in a speech to everyone gathered at the wedding.
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We started talking, we exchanged pictures, and we started texting fast and furiously.
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She clutches her phone in front of her, furiously jabbing at the screen.
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When faced with the prospect of losing the monopoly, unions back-peddle furiously.
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Outside Pulse, about 2150 paramedics were furiously trying to cope with the carnage.
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Mine, by contrast, palpitated so furiously that I braced myself for cardiac arrest.
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As it drops, they pop up on their boards and start paddling furiously.
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Seoul (CNN)The nervous 18-year-old sits picking furiously at her nails.
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He had been furiously lobbied by Democrats to rule otherwise, and then-Sen.
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His teammates celebrated furiously, Harper jumping around in foul territory near the dugout.
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When I'm at work, I furiously track down the tape in the bathroom.
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But it had already been a challenging hour for the furiously multitasking Elizabeth.
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Ahmad and Abdo scrambled out of bed, fighting for breath and coughing furiously.
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Students who had planned to study abroad this semester are furiously rejiggering schedules.
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Students who had planned to study abroad this semester are furiously adjusting schedules.
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There's Prince in a pair of black sunglasses furiously sipping from a straw.
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Everyone started digging furiously around it, gingerly removing snow from the man's face.
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It can push blood furiously through a body even after it has died.
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" To which Ansari interrupts, furiously shaking his head and hands: "That was Hasan.
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He travels furiously, seeking to mend Congo's dire relations with donors and neighbours.
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Thus, the party is working furiously to turn out voters closer to Washington.
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The gunmen's crimes are crimes not of looking, but of looking furiously away.
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While lawyers gathered at airports on Saturday, others were working furiously on litigation.
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It can push blood furiously through a body even after it has died.
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We were all typing away furiously, defining Bowie now according to our own needs.
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Now the freed Yazidi campaigner is furiously lobbying for the survival of her people.
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Some people fled to rooftops and balconies and waved furiously at hovering rescue helicopters.
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But LG Display was caught flat-footed and is now furiously slashing LCD capacity.
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You're very unlikely to annoy everyone around you by typing furiously on this thing.
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A woman in a nearby car honking furiously has a "sick child" with her.
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While the Russians deny all wrongdoing, interested parties on the Western side squabble furiously.
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Recordings surfaced of a coast-guard officer, Gregorio De Falco, furiously rebuking the skipper.
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TechCrunch will be at the press event typing and tweeting furiously, so stay tuned.
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The companies, of course, say they're working furiously to take down the reposted videos.
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Like if it's normal for the little critter to furiously gnaw at her cage?
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There Kate Bush was, spinning furiously in her white dress in the music video.
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The Democratic presidential front-runner, still furiously fending off a challenge from Vermont Sen.
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No furiously clicking the refresh button, hoping for that sneaky buy button to appear.
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When he wakes up, he furiously paints, but all that's left is the tar.
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I return from the bathroom only to find him on my couch, masturbating furiously.
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There sat Lemmy, on an animal skin throne, chugging furiously on a Marlboro red.
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In Zambia, where an election is due in August, the government is furiously obfuscating.
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I kicked furiously at whatever was grabbing me, jumped out of bed and screamed.
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We are furiously working away on Thanksgiving over here at NYT Cooking — your potatoes!
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Trump reacted furiously to the Hawaii judge's injunction at a rally in Nashville, Tenn.
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Three candidates are furiously jockeying for the right to face off against vulnerable Rep.
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In televised remarks Thursday night, Erdogan furiously attacked his NATO ally for the arrests.
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" He was totally red in the face and furiously shouting, "What are you doing?
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The defending champion Takahashi Meijin is furiously training for the arcade heavyweight title match.
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At times of stress, MacGreevy often finds herself furiously pinning and cutting things out.
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Her whole body shook as she typed, which she did furiously, with two fingers.
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You pound furiously on the door, then rap at the window, call his name.
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But in El Paso, Leonora Campbell pivoted faster and more furiously than everyone else.
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Mr. McCoy furiously objected and tried to have Mr. English removed from the case.
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Rapping furiously at one door after the next, she cried for them to flee.
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He came at her furiously, and she hopped out of the roda, essentially conceding.
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Reports of the threats from a warming planet have been coming fast and furiously.
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But retailers and importers aren't buying it, and are lobbying furiously against it. Sen.
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For the past month, RAE has been furiously readying his temporary picture-window habitat.
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Hollywood's cosmic cowboy is working furiously — all while performing science experiments on his reality.
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Finally people pointed furiously to a seat not far from me in the front.
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John had no choice but to follow, blushing furiously as he approached the tee.
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On the next point he furiously admonished the crowd for disturbance during a rally.
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In the album version of the song, the daf pounds furiously behind Giddens's vocals.
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With Trump it's a furiously pitched battle, and the demons are way out ahead.
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Though Democrats on the committee didn't acknowledge Gohmert's comment, one Democratic lawmaker reacted furiously.
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Officials in Beijing have reacted furiously to support for the protesters from American politicians.
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A dozen young men, all sweat and sinew, are shadow-boxing or skipping furiously.
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"I hope Carole doesn't do this," I said as he kissed my neck furiously.
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In the months since then, Deripaska has lobbied furiously to have the sanctions lifted.
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It's why the GOP Congress worked so furiously to block air rules under Obama.
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LG: He's filing furiously right now, as are a lot of the news media.
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Consider the late plays of Henrik Ibsen, furiously rattling the bars of the bourgeois cage.
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Federica Mogherini, the EU's foreign-policy chief, has been furiously working the Balkan diplomatic treadmill.
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At meetings of the Politburo Standing Committee he and Zhao sparred furiously with each other.
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That thumping sound you hear throughout the show is David furiously banging on the table.
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Party leaders and whips, trying to save the must-pass bill, worked their members furiously.
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The company is now furiously searching for a buyer, the Boston Globe reported on Monday.
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In his pockets, the marbles were glass worlds, a constellation quaking furiously against his thigh.
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And it was just as furiously divisive as anything a counterfeiter could have doctored up.
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A stream of news stories, all furiously contested, allege high-level corruption in government circles.
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Far from being diesel or nuclear vessels, they are powered by scuba divers pedaling furiously.
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Metal scraping against rubble as volunteers furiously try to dig people out of the debris.
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What would Blair and her minions furiously type into their flip phones about this sighting?
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Both VCs and startups in MENA alike are furiously building the companies of the future.
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The conversation quickly devolved into chaos a the two men furiously talking over each other. .
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The Chinese government has repeatedly and furiously called for her release, labeling the charges political.
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As we eased out of it, my nerves shot up and my heart beat furiously.
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So far, House leadership has resisted changes as it has sped the bill furiously along.
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House wrens are furiously territorial and will try to disrupt nesting by any birds nearby.
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Palestinians: No formal communication with US Palestinian officials have reacted furiously to Trump's Jerusalem move.
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I didn't need to call a soul, wait on hold, or furiously write an email.
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He saw the web's potential and started blogging furiously until the blog became the movement.
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I think I shall be less furiously jealous when we have made a life together.
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The United States worked furiously to catch up to, and eventually surpass, the Soviet program.
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They scrub down surfaces, furiously wash their hands and disinfect their clothes after going out.
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Activist-minded theatermakers who work furiously between funerals to bring the tragedy to life onstage.
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And the weekend saw each of them working furiously to swell their lanes of support.
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As Philbin answered their question, the two GOP senators furiously scribbled notes at their desks.
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The seats shook furiously when the ship shuddered but froze when the men panicked inside.
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Clinton has been working furiously behind the scenes to draw influential Republicans into her camp.
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Usually, his itchy Twitter finger spells trouble, furiously tapping out missives unmoored from policy deliberation.
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"One time a loser, always a loser," he said, cursing furiously, the cocksure swagger gone.
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Less than a year before the 2020 election, false political information is moving furiously online.
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"One time a loser, always a loser," he said, cursing furiously, the cocksure swagger gone.
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Badgers had banked earth all around him with their strong claws, shifting the soil furiously.
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Emma furiously rejects this interpretation, in ways that many an atheist and Foucaultian will recognize.
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In between, both legislative chambers release budget proposals and negotiate furiously for their own ends.
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Add the rice to the boiling water, then wait for it to boil furiously, stirring once.
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Aides on both committees are furiously preparing lines of questioning to divide up among the members.
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Questions about Russian interference have swirled furiously since Trump's victory over Democrat Hillary Clinton in November.
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"I see him furiously texting and then purposefully turning the phone away from me," she explained.
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Outside of an LGBTQ forum, Klapper paced back and forth furiously, his ear to his phone.
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Slurping from a bottle of vodka, I checked the MalScourer, which was on silent, flashing furiously.
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Ahead, I could make out France's tricolour blustering furiously in the wind above a sleepy port.
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Cumming's basslines may serve as a rhythmic anchor, but they're also lithe, inventive, and furiously delivered.
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But after furiously scrambling for a few days, Mozilla has some good news and bad news.
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It burned so furiously on July 26 that it created what is called a fire whirl.
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She stalks Hince as he furiously picks his guitar strings, charging toward him before slinking back.
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So she furiously rang Weir's doorbell to catch him weave-free in a half-completed outfit.
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As he does every dawn, the taskmaster furiously rings his bell, unaware of the master's promise.
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Finally, Washington also earns her paycheck this episode, alternating between furiously strong and full of despair.
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And he'll be furiously making out with sombrero-wearing Big Bang Theory star Johnny Galecki. Yes.
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Horne then furiously drives back to Twin Peaks proper, crying and ranting about the infantilizing nickname.
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They shook their heads furiously and said that they had nothing to do with the sport.
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Scenes of him ranting furiously at his staff spawned a wave of internet parodies and memes.
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Democrats are furiously seeking to reclaim the 23 seats needed to win control of the House.
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A half-mile up the creek, a man jogged past us, furiously reeling a fly rod.
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He furiously rebuked the elected officials seated behind him and the international order that they served.
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Meanwhile the back arm churns furiously and her face goes wholesale fierce, teeth gritted, labor obvious.
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And while his Republican adversaries wielded the tax return issue against him, he fought back furiously.
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Cameras clicked furiously, filling rolls of film and memory cards with more shots of the gator.
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Until recently, recruiters have been working fast and furiously to place a whole range of executives.
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I started telling her what had happened in the past and she was furiously taking notes.
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One woman tried, with increasing alarm, to toast, rather than set furiously ablaze, a resistant marshmallow.
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Other companies are furiously stockpiling supplies, while civil servants are scrambling to prepare for emergency arrangements.
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Reporters pushed into the Senate gallery, furiously scribbling, and newsboys shouted the latest on Washington streets.
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Six of them arrived at our neighborhood temple and furiously knocked its doors, asking for food.
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Live, the shirtless Yoshiki furiously pummels his drums, then falls to the ground, desperate for oxygen.
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No one thinks Kelly was up in her office alone, furiously scribbling her questions for Trump.
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Lawmakers have worked furiously to advance the spending legislation and fund the government beyond the holidays.
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Before Dodd-Frank became law, Wall Street lobbied furiously to emasculate it, but the attempt failed.
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By early afternoon, snow was falling fast and furiously around Boston, where 12 inches was expected.
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He was texting furiously with his staff as they watched their entire IT setup go dark.
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Qassem Soleimani&aposs assassination brokeTrump spent his Christmas night furiously tweeting about Nancy Pelosi and impeachment
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We furiously texted friends and family to make sure they were O.K. and we felt helpless.
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In a video from Memphis Animal Services, Bobo bounds into Rogers' arms, his tail wagging furiously.
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He shouted furiously into my face words I couldn't understand but whose meaning I could guess.
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Some hospital workers, still working furiously to aid the wounded, had hardly slept since the shooting.
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The blogging platform has been furiously flagging posts as explicit since announcing the ban on December 3.
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At the deepest end of the tunnel, I came to the ship's huge diesel engine, churning furiously.
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As Special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation enters a new stage, Donald Trump's White House is spinning furiously.
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Since its launch, the company had grown furiously, but its growth was coming at a steep price.
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If you're furiously clipping or shaving between your legs there's a chance you might catch some skin.
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Both sides have been furiously lobbying Congress and pouring money into advertising over the past nine months.
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Russian spy agencies compete furiously with each other and often do not care whether they get caught.
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That has changed: India is furiously struggling to catch up with China's burgeoning and impressive border infrastructure.
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She is a furiously intelligent designer, Savile Row trained, for whom "uncompromising" is too gentle a word.
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Malaysia's ruling party had dominated politics since the 1950s and gerrymandered furiously to keep it that way.
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OKCupid users, frothing at the mouth, furiously scrolling back through four years' worth of un-responded messages.
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Istanbul already has a second airport and is furiously building a third, scheduled to open in 22000.
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Meanwhile, China's other mobile wallet giant — Tencent's WeChat Pay — will fight Alipay furiously for the American market.
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He's furiously denied the allegations, telling his colleagues he's been the victim of a political vendetta. Rep.
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Pro-Trump pundits will declare victory while liberals will furiously tweet fact-checks and denounce the president.
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"You're making me feel like I talk too much!" she whispered furiously, deep in her own embarrassment.
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They are furiously trying to steady their cost structure, including by making stores smaller and more profitable.
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Venezuelan officials have reacted furiously to that, though they appear to be trying to avoid provoking Trump.
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A band had begun and the vibrator's mic couldn't discern any singular noise, so it revved furiously.
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The balls flew fast and furiously -- people were laughing, but you can tell there's some serious aggression!!
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Somewhere in the distance, a dog starts barking furiously, but otherwise the neighborhood appears entirely untroubled, serene.
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"Fine," one Redditor screams from the back as the judge furiously wraps the gavel on her desk.
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Critics furiously denounced Amazon for a bait and switch to wring more concessions from pre-ordained choices.
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Which is to say: everyone is horny, and beyond furiously (or mindfully!) masturbating there's no quick fix.
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Neuer was furiously clapping his hands to encourage his team after the goal, sensing heads were dropping.
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Naturally, they are fighting back furiously, with astroturf groups, PR campaigns, and lobbying at the local level.
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But they found that the osprey couple that held the nest had furiously chased the eagle away.
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But Froome, a three-time Tour champion, worked furiously on the climb to reel in Bardet's group.
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The phrase "colorless green ideas sleep furiously" has perfect syntax, but any natural speaker knows it's nonsense.
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After climbing back into the boat, he rowed furiously the rest of the way to Emerald Bay.
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Last week, after China announced retaliatory tariffs on $75 billion in American goods, Mr. Trump reacted furiously.
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He is among a dozen Syrian refugees furiously scrubbing root vegetables in this field in western Turkey.
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China has furiously called for Canada to return Meng, and multiple Canadians in China were subsequently detained.
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Should he again choose to celebrate with a bang, the United States will find itself furiously hamstrung.
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Tex, Jared's German shepherd, came running up to him as soon as he walked in, barking furiously.
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Last week, after China announced retaliatory tariffs on $75 billion in American goods, Mr. Trump reacted furiously.
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In general, centrists are furiously opposed to any proposal that would ease the lives of ordinary Americans.
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" Le Monde heard Mr. Fillon mutter furiously, "I'm going to sock you with a damn lawsuit, you.
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She is ravenous, furiously trying to open a box of Tide detergent that she intends to consume.
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With guaranteed eyeballs, every campaign and peer-to-peer texting firm is furiously experimenting with the medium.
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I gained two new followers and they both began furiously liking and commenting on my most recent posts.
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It's the end of the month, and you're furiously uploading receipts to submit to your employer for reimbursement.
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As senators waited inside the chamber, Mr Flake conferred furiously with Democrats, while anxious Republicans crowded around him.
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In recent days Trump has been furiously tweeting about Comey, even suggesting he should be put in jail.
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Totally smashed, he fueled the will to make life into art so furiously that he became a boxer.
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Google is working fast and furiously on its next big step to take on ride-hailing app Uber.
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Instead you're furiously flicking your wrist to navigate menus or stabbing at the tiny screen with your finger.
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The issue itself is fiendishly complex, affecting a host of different interest groups who are already lobbying furiously.
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But his Tumblr page is largely dominated by an entrancing swarm of pink and yellow figures furiously copulating.
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But we're trying to keep up and painting and stitching furiously in our work room behind the bodega!
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In fact, it was the hen's night scene that had Tapsell writing furiously to one Ms. Janet Jackson.
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On Television Without Pity, fans debated furiously over which characters were real whodunnits and which were red herrings.
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Its headquarters in Gurgaon are so packed that engineers spill onto an outdoor porch, tapping their keyboards furiously.
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Croatia's main parties, the Social Democrats and the Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ), disagree furiously about what this means.
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Democrats and Wallace have furiously denied the accusations and say the donations are being highlighted without proper context.
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Patrick Murphy's campaign is furiously pushing back against a damaging report that claims he wildly overstated his qualifications.
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Top Republicans and White House officials furiously campaigned and fundraised for Sessions to counteract Democratic attacks and money.
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They ran through a scene in which the astronaut furiously presses on beeping doodads after a sudden impact.
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Naturally, the Post article enraged Trump, who furiously tweeted out denials late Wednesday night and early Thursday morning.
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The US economy is like the duck: it looks calm on the top and is paddling furiously underneath.
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As the universe spun ever more furiously, St. Bernard's under his guidance had kept to its own metabolism.
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Rand Paul (R-Ky.) tested positive for the disease — just as negotiators were furiously working toward a deal.
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In the classroom, she would furiously, and tearfully, erase an entire sentence if she misspelled a single word.
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Panic set in across Hawaii almost immediately, with people furiously contacting members of their family and seeking shelter.
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Dr. Newbrough's hands glowed, the story goes, and were guided to furiously hammer the keys of his typewriter.
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I approached with a furiously beating heart, sad to leave the Galápagos and my meditation with the tortoises.
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Manchester City reacted furiously, arguing leaks to the news media had seriously undermined the integrity of the investigation.
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False information spread furiously on the platform during the 2016 campaign, leading to widespread criticism of the company.
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The warhead further contains a 1.5-ounce ring of zirconium, an incendiary metal that burns furiously when ignited.
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Democrats reacted furiously to the firing, calling it a "Constitutional crisis" and an attempt to bury the investigations.
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But Trump's lawyers fought furiously to prevent a live interview on obstruction: "over my dead body," Giuliani said.
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Double fist bone broth and kombucha while furiously performing barre exercises to prepare for your next Tough Mudder?
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Surrounded by relatives, friends and in-laws, and visited by pushy, polite detectives, she seems desperately, furiously alone.
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Harvard had fought furiously over the last few months to keep secret the documents that were unsealed Friday.
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"I Know How Furiously Your Heart is Beating," will be on view at four different galleries this month.
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Local and state governments are working furiously to prepare for the eventuality of Zika landing in their district.
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Protest groups, however, have reacted furiously to the suggestion they sit down with military figures after Monday's murderous attacks.
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When we first meet Steve Harrington (Joe Keery) in Stranger Things, he's furiously making out with Nancy (Natalia Dyer).
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Simone's father (Lars Simonsen) drives furiously to stay ahead of the clouds and transports the family to a bunker.
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Many American universities initially blamed the tightening of visa rules after September 11th 2001 and lobbied furiously for reform.
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He protested furiously in the group, only to be told to "calm the fuck down, it's just harmless fun".
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Your body is going to fight back furiously with severe shivering and blood vessel constriction and you'll feel miserable.
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The adage says that, to win Iowa, you have to organize furiously and then get hot at the end.
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Company after company in Silicon Valley has been pushing furiously ahead with the development of face-scanning surveillance tools.
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Probably up to somewhere close to a thousand degrees, the front brakes were smoking furiously after the second run.
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"If we don't get a bill passed, then lawsuits are going to be coming fast and furiously," Bishop said.
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Over the weekend, aides furiously tweeted about the attention discrepancy, getting into Twitter fights with reporters in the process.
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Young cooks in skinny jeans and white tees furiously flip, add condiments, and wrap burgers for a constant crowd.
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Their reaction — furiously cheering and hugging each other as they fell into the pool — deserved a medal in itself.
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The two are discovered furiously making out by the rest of the family, who act disgusted by the sight.
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I know there are psychos on TripAdvisor who furiously write incoherent one-star reviews, but normal people use TripAdvisor.
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Trump has furiously railed against leaks coming out of his administration and the intelligence community since he took office.
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These young, trim, dedicated soldiers work furiously at keyboards and touch screens as, stopping the 'enemy with no face.
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With headlines mounting over Trump's links to Russia, the White House has also worked furiously to change the subject.
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After Campbell's speech, a succession of survivors were invited to speak, many furiously berating the council for its failures.
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Audience members reported that Clarke loudly and furiously took notes during the screening and recorded parts of the documentary.
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Trump was more aggressive, but most of his energy was spent furiously defending himself and interrupting Clinton and Holt.
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Beside him, a silent copilot furiously pecks away at his laptop—Notes: Belligerent, uncooperative subjects requested "Panda" by Desiigner.
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The second goal was furiously disputed by Liverpool after an assistant referee signaled offsides and then lowered his flag.
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Since 6900, the two have furiously scrambled to stake out the position as the race's most pro-Trump conservative.
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The US has been furiously lobbying its allies to freeze out Huawei's 5G network equipment, citing national security concerns.
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" Teigen then asked the most important question of their whole exchange, "I am furiously looking for a churro kimoji!
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She and Sanders are battling furiously, with some polls showing Sanders overtaking the Democratic front-runner in the state.
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The conflict erupted in a petulant exchange, with Mr. Gonen furiously, and futilely, trying to attract the mayor's attention.
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He and his wife, Sophia, were soon quarreling furiously over his desire to give his money to the peasants.
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Beleaguered campaigners for trans rights, in turn, furiously reject the idea that anyone transitions to fulfill an erotic fixation.
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" M.B.S. stood up and, furiously shaking bin Nayef's hand, offered his own affirmation: "We will always seek your guidance.
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But unsettling is what Mr. Armstrong wants here, and the furiously catchy qualities of the tune help his cause.
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Now, after winning the nomination, he backs down on the aggressive action he so furiously promised to his voters.
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On Friday, Cruz made public reference to — and furiously denied — a National Enquirer story that accused him of affairs.
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I've been trying to make sense of this promotional material all day and furiously rubbing my temples in frustration.
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"We are working fast and furiously," said Mr. Parks, an engineer who has worked for G.M. for 33 years.
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The result is an unapologetically feminist and furiously single-minded movie that might have benefited from more nuanced characterizations.
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Then she speeds up, dancing furiously, as she spirals into a yearning moan about the joys of apple picking.
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It will only compound the feelings of guilt, shame and betrayal that you are both furiously trying to deny.
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"We are working furiously through the process of what our options are to covering part-time employees," she wrote.
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China typically responds furiously when a foreign leader, celebrity or company meets with the Dalai Lama or mentions him.
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That was transformative for Ms. Taub, who not only began writing furiously but also joined Tisch's experimental theater wing.
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Instead I type it furiously in my Notes app or better yet, I text it to my own number.
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One of my best friends from law school and I furiously text commentary about the episode back and forth.
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The White House has furiously defended Trump Jr. and denied that he did anything wrong by attending the meeting.
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Leterme, the documents revealed, reacted furiously to the charge against his panel, known as the Club Financial Control Body.
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In the lobby, a group of young and visibly nervous Salvadorans furiously paged through booklets of grammar practice tests.
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Now, American officials have no doubt the Iranians will respond — but they don't know how quickly, or how furiously.
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But the Internet does not sleep, and in minutes, people began furiously adding the games to their digital carts.
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In September, the boys would enter kindergarten, and their lives would begin to expand furiously outward, away from us.
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The evening flipped between being super busy and furiously typing away, or sitting around waiting for something to happen.
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That didn't stop the actor from giving these scenes his all — even when it meant furiously masturbating on set.
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He furiously denies this, and his lawyer presents paperwork suggesting that agents altered his words to falsely implicate him.
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In another, you're furiously hard-dropping literal flaming tetriminos while a thumping, high-BPM track keeps the tension high.
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And in a vulture-like spectacle, her rivals are furiously moving to prey on her former pockets of support.
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Trump, who literally invites foreign powers to investigate his political enemies, has never drawn such a furiously nationalistic condemnation.
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The furiously gabbling crowd is a challenge to his sales craft: "I can speak Black Friday," the narrator says.
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Ms. Scott is incapable of being uninteresting, even when furiously working to forge a character out of punch lines.
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The horse, locked in a shed, is furiously kicking, pounding out a rhythmic S.O.S. that the curious Roman answers.
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Alexander BOK took up Ellen's challenge in Times Square on Christmas Eve, 2014 ... furiously dancing behind some NYPD cops.
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You stumble outside and kiss furiously next to some garbage cans until someone—not you—says they'd better go.
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The festivities commenced with a pair of sumo-sized men in red silk kimonos furiously plucking shamisen stringed guitars.
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Manzanera's guitar furiously transforms and lingers across "Chance Meeting," a piano ballad inspired by the 1945 romantic drama Brief Encounter.
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There, I would furiously write down the details of our conversations and the stories the girls had shared with me.
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Lights furiously blinking onto your eyelids doesn't seem like it is a healthy, sustainable meditative practice, but I'm no expert.
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While it's unclear what prompted the action, Witherspoon is seen furiously throwing the ice cream through the air at Streep.
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All these are open questions and Google is changing the answers day by day as it furiously iterates the Assistant.
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Furiously unrelenting, even by the standards of the genre (which is focused on harnessing chaotic energy), the collection coheres perfectly.
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Fans waited impatiently for Rih's eighth release, furiously asking for updates via her Instagram, demanding a new set of anthems.
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The leaders of America's biggest companies lobbied furiously for Mr Trump not to tear up the deal, to no avail.
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As players worked furiously to solve the puzzle, a bigger picture took shape (via Traelium's post on the RaidSecrets subreddit).
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What's more, the deepwater shade has us furiously googling "Pete Davidson's colorist" — something we were not prepared to do today.
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Jean-Luc Mélenchon, on the far left, as well as Ms Le Pen have been furiously courting the gilets jaunes.
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Philip Hammond, the chancellor, is furiously resisting Mrs May's attempts at monument-building, even reportedly threatening to resign over them.
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The referees confirmed the targeting call, and Cookus was ejected, furiously taunting the Missoula crowd of 20,000 as he left.
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For example, Senator Jesse Helms protested furiously about the fact that this blasphemous artist had been supported with taxpayers' money.
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When Bitcoin fell by 10 percent in January, traders shared photos of computers, sinks, bathtubs, and doors they furiously destroyed.
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Even if you don't spend all your time furiously shouting out every request at your phone, Google Assistant is neat.
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"Look at this idiot" says my dad, nodding furiously at a man walking down our street wearing a green shirt.
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The RNC announced that Guerra would be replaced by Helen Aguirre Ferré, who furiously deleted scores of tweets attacking Trump.
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Back in 2002, the iPhone obviously didn't exist, and Apple was still furiously begging consumers to take its computers seriously.
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Devin Nunes, who has furiously sought to undercut the Mueller probe, will surrender the chairmanship off the House Intelligence Committee.
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And if you're not furiously checking every mirror to scrape away the excess, then you're sitting there brimming with anxiety.
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IT MIGHT seem natural for senior figures from three furiously sparring political parties to meet in front of a judge.
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Meanwhile, Democrats have been furiously spending to ensure that their candidates get one of the slots in these three races.
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What we haven't seen is these threats coming as fast, as furiously, in such great numbers and with such regularity.
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The Chinese government has been working furiously on high-performance computing in recent years, investing billions in its tech industry.
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Ms. Zuckerman-Parker was furiously trying to organize voters around the states to file petitions demanding a recount this week.
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However, 5-Star leaders who have access to the legal documents responded furiously and ordered his expulsion from the party.
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I Know How Furiously Your Heart is Beating by Alec Soth will be published by MACK on March 15, 2019.
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Djokovic, still annoyed by his time violation, erupted furiously at the umpire and was given a warning for unsportsmanlike conduct.
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The warning signs are flashing faster and more furiously now, and investors are increasingly urging their startups to take notice.
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In the Old Testament, God is furiously smiting nations left and right and even drowned everyone on the planet once.
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This "sad sack" peddled his books from a suitcase and wrote furiously to anyone who would help his literary cause.
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On myriad drums arrayed across the stage, performers beat a furiously building rhythm, warning of the arrival of strangers' ships.
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He had a couple of bleeding people on the back of his cart and was pedaling furiously, his legs straining.
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Back home, I holed up in the bathroom with my mom's fancy tweezers, determined to furiously pluck my overgrown lawn.
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The network's favorable interpretation of the Mueller report — that it exonerated the president — furiously gathered up reactions, comments, and shares.
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The next day, the two sides worked furiously to iron out a statement outlining the scope of a trade deal.
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What we are losing to the internet is not primarily privacy — that we have furiously thrown away — it is intimacy.
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Over the latter half of January, doctors and nurses furiously tried to treat the fungus, but it kept growing back.
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I didn't pay him much attention until he started to work furiously at the knot at the top the bag.
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The games turned into pitched battles, with long rallies and Serena furiously chasing down shots that Venus thought were winners.
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The fire has claimed at least 85 lives in Butte County, north of Sacramento, where the Camp Fire burned furiously.
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Behind the scenes, however, government and private-sector actors will be working furiously to identify and resolve their cybersecurity risks.
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Oilfield service providers Halliburton and Schlumberger also have been furiously cutting as shale producers cut drilling to reduce the glut.
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Next Thing She is furiously creating new work for her debut solo exhibition in 2017 with the Andrea Rosen Gallery.
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Taipei has furiously refuted the allegations, saying Beijing's accusations would just create "more doubts and misunderstandings" between the two governments.
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Even Charlotte's obsessive reading and writing seem active, dramatic and important, with pages whirling above her as she furiously writes.
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Tail wagging furiously, Bailey posed for selfies, sniffed around camera tripods, and let attendees, young and old, scratch his head.
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Trump did not read them in on his decision, and they're reacting furiously just when he may need them most.
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Behind the scenes, Mexico, House Democrats, and Lighthizer were furiously trying to come to an agreement on tougher labor standards.
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Breitbart is working furiously to uncover stories that might raise questions about the allegations or stem the tide against him.
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Gantz, a former military chief, has been campaigning furiously in pursuit of a knockout punch as the election grows nearer.
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Fisher knits furiously in the next room, unable to stop their courtship, which becomes an engagement, which becomes a marriage.
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The girlfriend furiously attaining proposal shape thinks she's not enough, or, rather, in the case of her body, is too much.
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It originated as an arcade game, and is at its best when you're furiously battling against someone sitting right beside you.
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Since online sales are expected to be a fifth higher than last year, UPS, FedEx and DHL are recruiting furiously, too.
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Pruitt's team has been furiously making excuses for the air travel, saying they were necessitated by delayed or unavailable public flights.
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We chatted to top British sexperts to get some tips on how to up our dirty talk game without blushing furiously.
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At the changeover at 5-4 down, she complained furiously to the umpire about a line call in the penultimate game.
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"Why do I feel so much like Sigourney Weaver?" he asked during the demonstration, while furiously flailing his new robotic limbs.
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I was furiously at work on my second book, but that summer happened to be particularly dismal for an asthma sufferer.
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China and Turkey, Iran's biggest customers, reacted furiously to the announcement that the US would move to plug Iran's energy pipelines.
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In the photo, Streep has her back turned as Witherspoon furiously throws the cold treat through the air at her costar.
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The life-sized, sorrowful teddy bear is shown slumped against a trash can, and appears to be furiously questioning his existence.
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After reading this section of Gladwell's book, I was left with the impression of a writer furiously and desperately working backwards.
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Early Tuesday morning, the organizers furiously typed away on laptops and took phone calls, arranging last-minute details for the action.
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The 35 minute of Dear White People finale moves swiftly and furiously, tying up loose ends just as it loosens others.
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Russia's defence ministry furiously accused Israel of acting recklessly, saying the Israeli planes had used the Russian one as a shield.
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So today, pour one out for teenage you typing furiously on the computer in your parents' office. LOL. AFK. BRB. ROFL.
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As we walked, a coterie of PR flacks furiously made quiet phone calls and texted one another about what was happening.
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In America the platforms lobbied furiously for the creation of a new category of employment, somewhere between self-employment and employment.
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After all, it was carefully cultivated by the big automakers and tech companies that are working furiously on autonomous driving technology.
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While we're all anxiously awaiting answers, have no fear — Radiohead fans are already furiously dissecting the 29-second video on Reddit.
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He clashed furiously with Pakistan's military intelligence over its covert support for jihadist groups that kill Indians, Afghans and (occasionally) Americans.
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As she walks out of the R29 office, she types distractedly on her iPhone, sharp nails tapping furiously at the glass.
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"Beijing has been working furiously to fix the economy... but its old methods may not fix its new problems," he added.
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The highlight every year is the Wingate bike test, in which prospects cycle furiously while a scary guy yells at them.
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I spend my days scanning hundreds of headlines, furiously scrolling through social feeds, and reading a significant amount of distressing news.
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It was one of the key reasons he had worked furiously to try to have a vote before members left town.
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Hezbollah has also been campaigning furiously, reflecting the uncertainties of the new law that has put once safe seats at risk.
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He and Wilson were taken to a nearby medical unit, where doctors first worked furiously on Wilson, but couldn't save him.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Chef Imad Alarnab furiously chops onions and stirs giant pots of bubbling stew as he prepares dinner.
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As the official crash investigation starts, many Egyptians have reacted furiously to any suggestion that the airline crew bore any responsibility.
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In the Mets' dugout afterward, Flores cracked, and so did his helmet when he furiously slammed it against the bat rack.
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The Financial Times reported in June that Google was furiously lobbying the Trump administration to let it do business with Huawei.
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Russia responded furiously to the U.S. strike, calling it an act of "aggression" and accusing the U.S. of violating international law.
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The Clinton counter-attack, backed aggressively by liberal interest groups, comes as she and Sanders battle furiously ahead of the Feb.
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These six don't have that problem, though you might just get tired of panicked British people breathing heavily while furiously typing.
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Jamie is fired from the Kingsguard and takes solace by furiously making out with Cersei, who was clearly outmaneuvered once again.
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"AARGH!" yells the girl next to me as we jump furiously in time to the—dare I say it—sick beats.
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And, as opening arguments took place, I was sitting in the courtroom, wearing a tie and scribbling furiously in a notebook.
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In the bike lane, cyclists furiously ring their bells at me as I travel at the speed of a wounded turtle.
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Angry Bernie voters may protest furiously that it was the "establishment" that revived Biden to seize a prize that seemed theirs.
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" Once MCC had signed on, Ms. Bioh spent the fall furiously rewriting the play even while appearing in "In the Blood.
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She was so mad and rampage-texted me so furiously that I turned my notifications off—you know, like an asshole!
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Just as with the "Surviving R. Kelly" series on Lifetime, the accusations themselves — furiously contested by Jackson's estate — are not new.
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One team, furiously pursuing an officer kidnapped by MS-13, found him dead off a rural road southwest of the capital.
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Molly Conger, a self-described socialist, sat cross-legged on a bench at the back of the courtroom, furiously scribbling notes.
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Mr. Gates and his No. 2 at Microsoft, Steve Ballmer, scoffed at the efforts of Apple before trying to backpedal furiously.
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She shares a bedroom with Jon, a brooding farmhand who furiously scribbles journals mythologizing his affair with Sol's caustic cousin, Asta.
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Hanson's plotting is ragged and formulaic, but his storytelling voice is off the charts: blunt, morbid, morally indignant and furiously funny.
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With the elation typically reserved for a "Frozen" character, one toddler screamed "Yay!" and clapped furiously, squirming in his mother's lap.
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Earlier this week, I came across a Reddit thread furiously discussing whether an influencer's now-deleted Instagram photo had been photoshopped.
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The announcement backtracks from plans that would have banned all flavors, which vaping and tobacco industries had lobbied against furiously. 250.
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But while senior American officials have no doubt the Iranians will respond, they do not know how quickly, or how furiously.
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Now, health officials are working furiously to understand it, trying to prevent a pandemic (a larger global spread of an infection).
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Shortly after he and Baxter married, they opened a printing studio, called Toronto Image Works, and worked furiously to get by.
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I nailed the older boy in the back of the head and he cried out, spun around furiously to face me.
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They had been anticipating it for days, and had been furiously refreshing the Cut every day hoping it would be published.
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By last spring, only eleven elected officials remained in Haiti, and Martelly's opponents were furiously attacking him for ruling by decree.
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Saeb Erekat, the secretary general of the Palestine Liberation Organization and the Palestinians' chief negotiator, furiously rejected the Israeli settlement policy.
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Parents and teachers furiously complained that children were picking up nicotine after decades of convincing kids that smoking cigarettes wasn't cool.
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Ashley is a furiously unsuccessful artist whose bloody, politically charged canvases keep her dependent on her long-suffering partner (Alicia Silverstone).
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However outlandish Priestley's ideas about time, he totally nailed a future truth in his creation of this furiously vengeful arriviste bully.
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"His billionaire friends then shared this with their billionaire friends, creating the endless leaks which the president so furiously railed against."
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The water company furiously rejected that conclusion, but Snow blocked use of the water pump, and the cholera outbreak pretty much ended.
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The owner was a homosexual tyrant (and fellow client of Honey's), whose demeanor vacillated between lecherously boozed-up and furiously coked-out.
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"Right now, in this market, companies that have taken destiny into their own hands are seeing their stock rally furiously," Cramer said.
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Others say the only real point person is Trump himself, who has tweeted furiously on the subject for the past three days.
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News coverage of that caravan led Trump to tweet furiously about the group, and pressure the Mexican government to disband the migrants.
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The song's melody came from ukulele-like cavaquinhos, overwhelmed by a battery of drummers banging furiously on an array of percussive instruments.
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In light of this, the campaign began furiously shaking the GOP money trees last week and claimed to be making instant headway.
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China reacted furiously to the American government's formal approval of the sale of 66 F-16 fighter jets, worth $8bn, to Taiwan.
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As The Economist went to press, Mexican and American delegations were still haggling furiously, chiefly over new rules covering trade in cars.
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Both campaigns have been furiously working the refs in an effort to set the bar against which their candidate will be judged.
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So the kid we keep seeing, furiously tapping away at his keyboard as the camera cuts between him and Baker, that's Patrick.
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It is somehow possible to be furiously angry at him — for good reason — and still show up and have a good time.
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Sushant Singh Rajput casually talks about the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex, supercomputers and non-linear thinking while doodling furiously on piece of paper.
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The fire burned slowly for days before winds suddenly whipped it up last week and drove it furiously through brush and timber.
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Joe Biden and Pete Buttigieg are furiously criss-crossing the state making that case in person to as many people as possible.
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I started writing it and would find myself up at 4 AM every night furiously typing out stories about the Hogwarts gang.
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House GOP leaders will be working furiously this week to win over Republicans skeptical of their plan to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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Back in 2012, Democrats argued that the Republican Party was waging a "war on women," and many GOP politicians furiously denied it.
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How I'd visit him in the office where he and my dad used to work, sit on his lap and scribble furiously.
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Between races, everyone digs furiously around in backpacks and boxes looking for mounts that will let them mix up their camera angles.
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"China, meanwhile, has reacted furiously to the letter, with Reuters citing an unnamed diplomat as describing Beijing's UN delegation as "hopping mad.
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He's fighting furiously to block effective supervision under the Military Lending Act (MLA), a law that protects servicemembers from abusive lending practices.
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Last week, however, Pyongyang furiously denounced Washington for demanding the North's unilateral disarmament, particularly as a precondition for potential U.S. economic aid.
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Trade with Iraqi Kurdistan ground to a halt when the federal government in Baghdad reacted furiously to an independence referendum in September.
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The California liberal is battling to win the Speakership next month and is working furiously to keep her anti-Trump base unified.
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The Taiwanese government furiously denounced Panama for succumbing to "checkbook diplomacy," but Panamanian officials denied that the decision was motivated by economics.
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Republicans in 2009 reacted furiously to a Department of Homeland Security report that described right-wing extremist violence as a rising threat.
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Industry and its allies on Capitol Hill have also been furiously lobbying on the proposal in the lead up to the vote.
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For instance, it's got a great, heavy weight that helps it sit firmly on your desk no matter how furiously you type.
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The presidential candidates, of course, have been vying furiously to keep up with venomous nativism coming from Donald Trump and from Gov.
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The Jones-Lord argument was arresting precisely the opposite way: Two men were arguing, furiously but in control, over something dead serious.
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Books of The Times There are two kinds of spy-hopping in "The Travelers," Chris Pavone's third and most furiously peripatetic novel.
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Each song feels episodic, as though you're listening to a musical production—not simply rising and falling but furiously climbing and collapsing.
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The White House has responded furiously to the book's publication, and has sought to knock down the accounts contained in the book.
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We were greeted by a pack of dogs inside the cemetery gates, barking furiously, running toward us, blocked by its iron fence.
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Reading just one feels like taking a bite of Harriet's vicious, murderous gingerbread, and feeling it blaze furiously away inside of you.
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Painted and repainted in broad, blurred strokes, the images hemorrhage torrents of drips and splashes and appear to be made quickly, furiously.
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He disliked that idea, but the consensus today is that the universe is speckled with black holes furiously consuming everything around them.
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In one of the other holding pens, someone who was sleeping on the floor began furiously vomiting, like ten or fifteen times.
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But those of you who do are probably scrolling furiously past this paragraph looking for where to buy one of these things.
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The Shanghai Maritime Bureau said Monday morning the vessel and leaked cargo were burning furiously and that fumes were hampering rescue efforts.
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Environmentalists have furiously opposed the mine for various reasons, but chiefly for the enormous quantities of carbon dioxide pollution it would produce.
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The company is working furiously to get the Max back in service with a fix to the software system, known as MCAS.
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The Nationals changed signs furiously in Houston, with each pitcher tucking a card inside his cap that listed five sets of signals.
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True story: A man in the District driving a new, bright red Corvette with chromed wheels honked furiously to get my attention.
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I have taken some satisfaction that some of the same people who criticized our bill are now furiously defending it against Trump.
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Other moderate freshmen who have shied away from impeachment spent the day furiously calling one another in efforts to calibrate their responses.
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He made this furiously derisive satire of American mores and politics after being exiled from the United States owing to McCarthyite inquisitions.
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The real action seemed to be outside the Senate chamber, as Republicans worked furiously to line up votes against hearing new witnesses.
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Every few weeks I make the two-hour trek to see him, furiously doing crossword puzzles en route to steady my nerves.
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The alto saxophonist David Binney favors a forward-tilt approach to the contemporary post-bop tradition — athletic, dynamic and sometimes furiously intense.
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But even as some worked furiously to tamp down the attacks and find a resolution, others had already begun to level blame.
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Gruss, Lipp and Schwarz, working from their homes on a weekend in early December, messaged each other furiously to verify the result.
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Still, the overall trend in government bond markets, where yields have tumbled fast and furiously this year, remained very much in place.
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WIRED's head of research, Joanna Pearlstein, and her crack team of fact-checkers in San Francisco will be furiously scrutinizing the candidates' statements.
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North Korea has furiously denied any involvement in Kim's death, publishing a strongly-worded article on Thursday in the country's state media, KCNA.
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As Jobs spoke, Foster furiously sketched in the A4 sketchbook he is never without, creating a "word picture" of what Jobs was envisioning.
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Local supply-chain firms are investing furiously in such things as last-mile distribution and fulfilment capabilities to help manufacturers sell at home.
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When at last it ebbed, she couldn't say whether she had been staring furiously at the display for 10 minutes or 10 days.
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It's these types of complications and unanswered questions that Waymo is furiously working to address as it speeds toward making full autonomy available.
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They will need to engage in good faith, to puzzle through and persist (even as powerful incumbents inevitably and furiously lobby against reforms).
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The news comes in a hotly contested election cycle where hacked emails are being deployed furiously in an attempt to sway public opinion.
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That, Young says, is a vindication for all the traders and funds who have argued against furiously trading in and out of positions.
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For the past few weeks Republicans have been furiously negotiating among themselves to develop a "compromise" between conservative and moderate Republicans on immigration.
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At the time, Israel was lobbying furiously against the resolution and President-elect Trump's team spoke up on behalf of the Jewish state.
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A combination of lower-cost mass-production techniques and effective carbon-fibre recycling, will lead to a lot more Berthas knitting away furiously.
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Senior administration officials began furiously courting members of the Freedom Caucus, looking to strike a deal that would bring stubborn lawmakers on board.
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Succumbing to complications of HIV/AIDS, Fisher's dying wish was to be buried "furiously," and to place a hex on Bush's political career.
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It fills me with hope and power to see you all furiously posting so as always accuse me of whatever lies you want.
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Rae needed no words to explain that she's ready to get to work: she replied with a GIF of a cat furiously typing.
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"Many think that the Internet isolates people from each other, when in fact we are constantly and furiously in communication together," Bachand says.
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In her 1984 biographical essay on identity and language, "To Write in a Foreign Language," the artist wrote: Furiously, I became a painter.
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With four months to go before the Democratic National Convention, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders are furiously raising cash to finance their campaigns.
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Do you feel that people my age are content to rework the past as opposed to seeking out the dangerously, furiously, scarily new?
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In one sense, the campaign was definitely over, so beyond furiously retweeting Jonathan Freedland, no one really knew what they should be doing.
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Businesses are lobbying furiously to shape a proposal from House Republicans that would levy a tax on goods imported to the United States.
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It is furiously undoing important safeguards at the behest of corporations and their friends who fill the highest posts in the Trump administration.
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Stuffed to the gills with dubplates and exclusives, it'll leave you furiously trying to find every gem he smashes through—to no avail.
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Of course, having won, some who voted to leave are now furiously backpedaling their decisions, as my colleague Stephen Castle wrote this week.
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So it makes perfect sense that Apple would want in on the action of listening to your ever muttering while you furiously Tumblr.
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Mr. Simon and Ms. Neal didn't end up going to the wedding together, but the two texted each other furiously throughout the ceremony.
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Talks were finally scheduled in mid-June, they were furiously cancelled by Moscow after the US Treasury's move to broaden sanctions against Russia.
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Negotiators worked furiously through the spring to deliver an agreement that Congress could possibly ratify this year but failed to reach a deal.
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Swiping up icons seems just a pinch more entertaining than furiously bashing at the screen, without really messing with the underlying battle mechanics.
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Since she has servants, Claire has no need to furiously flip through the Barefoot Contessa while slugging wine and spilling egg yolk everywhere.
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Paris Jackson furiously went after a paparazzo for calling her a nickname reserved only for those close to her late father, Michael Jackson.
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After returning from Kilimanjaro, Khumalo furiously researched mountain climbing and set her sights on a new goal: summiting the world's seven highest mountains.
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"Furiously" is actually the wrong word because, while she's yelling "AARGH" and I'm yelling "WHAT?" we are both beaming from ear to ear.
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She crossed the line in a flurry of effort, her arms and legs pumping furiously to hold off Kim by a narrow margin.
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Hers is the first collection I've read since James Joyce's "Dubliners" that reminded me of the life-changing power of furiously honest realism.
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Given the Republican majority in the Senate, Pai's reconfirmation appears likely, but the naysayers are nevertheless working furiously to prevent that from happening.
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On the other side of the aisle, Democrats would typically be furiously trying to find a way to get the government back online.
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He was the coach when the program folded in 2014, and he revived it by furiously recruiting junior college players for immediate help.
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Mr. Duchek, also certain that he had met the woman he would marry, began furiously preparing not for deployment but for a proposal.
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Are they not echoing the cries of every xenophobic bigot throughout history in furiously demanding that I Go Back Where I Came From?
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For the past few weeks, Republicans have been furiously negotiating among themselves to develop a "compromise" between conservative and moderate Republicans on immigration.
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Bigham, a wildlife caregiver, can often be seen there holding an orphaned baby koala that is sucking furiously on a bottle of milk.
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The far bigger issue here is that Johnny is furiously masturbating in front of a 16-year-old girl — burgeoning cam performer Kat.
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Details of Harvard's closely guarded admissions process were unsealed, after the university fought furiously over the last few months to keep them secret.
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As the end of his presidential bid beckoned last month, Mayor Bill de Blasio furiously worked the phones, trying to forestall the inevitable.
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Amazon has been furiously hiring sales and marketing staff for AWS, investments that Amazon told investors were a drag on profit last quarter.
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After Bughead (aka Betty and Jughead) starts furiously making out, Varchie follows suit and passionately kisses on the couch across from their friends.
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The Chinese government reacted furiously, saying the US charges are political and calling for the immediate release of Meng, who denies any wrongdoing.
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According to some corners of the internet, if you're not furiously angry at the Turner Prize's decision, you may well be a snowflake.
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Doctors and hospital staff moved quickly and worked furiously to help those shot during a rampage at a New York hospital on Friday.
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George Bennett of New Zealand cracked a big smile when he spotted a man dressed like an insect, furiously snapping his cloth pincers.
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Out in the street, while light pours down from above, a row of mailboxes rattles furiously, as if under siege from a tornado.
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"We have our country back," shouted Modu Ceesay, a taxi driver who took his shirt off and waved it furiously over his head.
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As Lib is furiously trying to figure out how the girl is managing to survive, we see that she's already started to die.
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Berlin also reacted furiously at Washington's reminder to live up to its NATO obligations of keeping defense spending at 2 percent of GDP.
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Lots of stories cover some group furiously responding to a perceived offense — either to support the group or to make fun of them.
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The pattern was set, for life and for art: the more Smithson built Heizer up, the more furiously Heizer detracted, avoided, and denied.
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President Uhuru Kenyatta's government reacted furiously to this inauguration, openly targeting opposition figures and shutting down four media stations that broadcast the event.
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As the last of his attraction to Hannah fades over the course of their five-month relationship, Nate finds himself resenting her furiously.
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He also posted a rapid-fire set of Fox News clips, complaining furiously about a brief moment of Fox content that displeased him.
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Couples wielding salad spinners whirled furiously to "Flight of the Bumblebee," among other classical favorites that had been set to a disco beat.
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"Men don't like candy that's been unwrapped," Norma admonishes her furiously flirting charge, a wild child with a yen for booze and barflies.
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Russia, an athletics superpower, had lobbied furiously to avert the prospect of a Summer Olympics taking place without its track and field athletes.
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Read: Russia's spy chief says Trump and May ordered Salisbury nerve agent attack U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May has furiously condemned the attack.
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Scientists are working furiously to archive research that could be removed from the web under his administration, as Motherboard's Jason Koebler previously reported.
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If you're furiously boycotting Ivanka Trump and are in desperate need of a new source for "lifestyle inspiration," we have good news for you.
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That's very different from Facebook, which has spent the past two years furiously trying to cozy up to Donald Trump and the Republican Party.
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His lawyers are working furiously to reverse course -- and now have an end-of-week deadline to make their latest case in federal court.
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They were in the majority in two cases when the liberals on the bench furiously criticized the conservatives majority for doing away with precedent.
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The bank hired furiously in the aftermath of the financial crisis to help resolve mortgage-related woes tied to the acquisition of Countrywide Financial.
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The activists have arrived as Senate Republicans are furiously whipping to get their health care bill to 4303 votes before the September 30 deadline.
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Intel and AMD have spent the last year and a half furiously releasing new products, and tweaking their lines to take on the competition.
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But below the surface her government is paddling furiously to avoid being submerged by the awesome bureaucratic task bequeathed to it by Britain's voters.
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But comedy's job is to have a point of view, to pick a hill to die on and defend it with furiously thrown pies.
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I like to picture them sitting back-to-back, typing furiously, with little warm vibes steaming off of their beautiful brains and melding together.
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The Crack Stevens-directed video released last week has an aesthetic that probably already has marketing teams at various cosmetics companies furiously scribbling notes.
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Even Biden's fans hold out hope that the former vice president can score a surprise upset, though most are furiously downplaying their candidate's expectations.
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It's no secret that fashion shows back then felt more like art, or theater, as opposed to the homogenous, furiously hashtagged lineups of today.
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All images: Alex Cranz/GizmodoI was working on the new Samsung Chromebook Pro, furiously putting together a post that needed to go up stat.
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From his teens he dropped acid, furiously miserable that he was too young and too suburban to have experienced the 1967 Summer of Love.
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Democrats who once defended the FBI's findings — or at least the integrity of the investigation — are now themselves furiously denouncing Comey's 11th hour intervention.
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The pricing underlines strong demand for equity issues in Vietnam as the government speeds up a privatization drive and the private sector expands furiously.
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But, thanks to high valuations and high expectations, his company grew too fast and too furiously to maintain anything resembling a non-toxic environment.
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As the news broke, cameras captured Kim, Kourtney, Kendall and Kylie all reacting separately back in Los Angeles, furiously texting one another about it.
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Taylor's morning routine is usually interrupted by the sight of a sailor furiously masturbating, usually as she is on her way to the shower.
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For one, the straps that were supposed to release Gagarin's landing capsule didn't, well, release, sending the entire craft into a furiously dangerous spin.
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The President is also moving fast and furiously, primarily through executive orders, to ramp up administrative efforts curbing illegal immigration and banning many refugees.
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But as they get closer, you can make out more, a tangle of human forms huddled on rafts, paddling furiously to cross the water.
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European businesses, such as the French oil giant Total, which had been contemplating big contracts with Iran, have been furiously backpedaling since Trump's inauguration.
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They despise a Trump team that is correcting decades of backward energy and environmental schemes and are working furiously to bring down the reformers.
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His speech served as an intense counterpoint to a show that was furiously trying to reposition itself as a more diverse and inclusive ceremony.
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Jeans can handle a few wears before needing some suds, but you're not sweating furiously in your jeans like you do in your leggings.
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But what about other interests that were lobbying furiously to the end as negotiators tried to settle differences between the House and Senate versions?
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On the way home, he furiously jumped out of the auto-rickshaw and confronted a man burning a pile of trash on the road.
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Mr. Khattala, who had a handgun, resisted for several minutes — kicking and punching furiously — but was quickly subdued and handcuffed, according to court records.
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Word spread, and the women were stopped by both the traffic police and the religious police, some of whom furiously banged on the cars.
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His jokes have flown faster and more furiously, sharpened at the ends to wound even as he delivers them with his familiar broad smile.
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And yet its urgency and sheer cultural heft, deployed like weapons in a furiously entertaining production directed by Robert O'Hara, don't leave much choice.
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They protested furiously in Caracas and throughout the country for years, clashing with Maduro's security forces in skirmishes that led to hundreds of deaths.
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The bebop drummer Kenny Clarke led the pack by keeping a flexible, furiously paced, highly individualistic beat, probably on 17-inch Zildjian bounce cymbal.
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The rapists will continue while most of us stand powerless outside courthouses, police stations and presidential palaces, furiously pointing at them, to no avail.
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Behind the scenes, Mexico, House Democrats, and US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer were furiously trying to come to an agreement on tougher labor standards.
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The court, formally known as the Eastern District of Virginia, is nicknamed the "Rocket Docket" for its furiously fast pace and intolerance for delays.
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Instead of each working fast and furiously on their own tasks, the team approaches new projects with design workshops where every party can contribute.
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Just as Donald Trump continues to resist the finding that Russia manipulated our democratic process, he furiously contested the need to investigate the vote.
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House Republicans furiously marked-up H.R.2628 and rushed to get it voted out of committee and then to pass it in the House.
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The day this report was conducted, Trump's lawyers were working furiously to keep the book, and its embarrassing revelations about Trump, off the shelves.
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"Paramedics responded to a medical aid for a minor female child and furiously worked to save her life," the Los Angeles Fire Department said.
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Democrats are reacting furiously and Republicans are trying to remain calm, but there's one person who already knows that he's in trouble: John Bolton.
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His campaign manager handed him one of three phones that was logged into the dating app Tinder, and Mr. Patel began furiously swiping right.
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Mullin, 54, still plays pickup basketball, works out furiously, and looks as if he could scale the outside of the arena without a rope.
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Then when that's done, party leaders will return to the House and furiously twist the arms of conservative Republicans there to pass the bill.
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He routinely wakes us up in the middle of the night, normally around 4 or 5 AM, and starts digging furiously in the covers.
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Ever since the current net neutrality rules went into effect, the broadband industry has been furiously lobbying the FCC to roll back the policy.
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The health blogger who furiously biked a course in Fort Lauderdale in February to try and create GPS data that could "validate" her missing splits.
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Or it could encourage them to furiously weigh in on everything to a mass audience immediately, without considering whether that's the best course of action.
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It set alight readily and burned furiously with a deep blue flame, proving it was a closer approximation to rubbing alcohol than a palatable liquor.
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The goal seemed to release the pressure on Belgium, who celebrated furiously with Wilmots in the corner while their supporters threw flares onto the pitch.
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Friends, Athena furiously followed an ambulance and hopped out of the car only to tell an arrogant, rude, and seemingly unqualified young white man off.
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Trump surrogates spent the post-debate hours furiously spinning his election-rigging comments, not exactly a sign they thought the GOP nominee won the debate.
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And somewhere in cold, snowy Russia, Edward is masturbating furiously while watching it on a combined loop with the trailer for the new Snowden movie.
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The participants completed a test of anaerobic power where they were told to peddle as furiously as possible for 30 seconds on a stationary bicycle.
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We Don't Know What These Things Are Either Benefits: These ingredients will improve brain function because you'll be furiously Googling what each of them are.
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As for the administration itself, its officials have spent much of their time leaking furiously to undermine one another and sometimes even the president himself.
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It's a point that award-winning Iraqi filmmaker Mohanad Hayal furiously makes, retelling the story of how he missed out on a visa to Australia.
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We're told the man had a ladder and made it on to the balcony of her home, and that's when the dogs began furiously barking.
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So if you're furiously deleting and accidentally tap it, you'll find yourself with a keyboard that doesn't work until you hit the Siri key again.
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My memory of this cookie has swelled so furiously that I can recommend it without hesitation to anyone who doesn't live on a writer's budget.
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In America, where the wilderness is consistently and furiously intruded upon by invasive (human) species, the desert is one of the last relatively untouched refuges.
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Christina Applegate Applegate furiously fights with someone to unlock her car door, leading to a hilarious, expletive-filled moment in the latest M&M commercial.
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As you watch it today and notice Boyd hungrily eyeing Heston, it seems clear that the homoerotic overtones were intentional, though Heston furiously denied it.
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A soccer player who works out furiously and eats "a lot," Ms. Suarez still found that 300 meals a semester (for $28,211) were too many.
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Like a duck on water, little appears to be happening at surface level; meanwhile, the would-be candidates are paddling furiously just out of sight.
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Anglers, like soldiers staged at the bank for battle, began furiously casting and chasing the fish, hoping their hook would be the one that snagged.
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Trump whipped furiously on behalf of the bill, warning lawmakers that the rest of his agenda would be in peril if it failed to pass.
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Here in the Middle East, that uncertainty presents a number of unique challenges that have policy makers and casual observers alike furiously biting their nails.
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Her bars are cutting and confident; delivered faster and more furiously than Vin Diesel ripping through Havana in a car on the verge of combustion.
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For the last several months, the broadband industry has been furiously lobbying the Federal Communications Commission and lawmakers in Congress to kill the privacy policy.
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Instead, he gives speeches about the earned-income tax credit and the evils of Hillary Clinton, while furiously raising money for suddenly endangered House Republicans.
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Environmentalists have been furiously fighting the proposal at every step, arguing that drilling would be devastating for AWNR's ecology, its imperiled fauna and the climate.
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" This could also be an ode to the furiously introspective, fiercely literary young narrator of Azareen Van der Vliet Oloomi's second novel, "Call Me Zebra.
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The office released recordings of 10 calls that sometimes depict panicked parents furiously texting their children at the school and relaying information to law enforcement.
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With heating units in homes and commercial buildings running furiously to fend off the deep freeze, power companies warned of possible fuel shortages to come.
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And the business model used by many of China's tech firms — spend furiously to acquire new users, worry about profits later — is showing its limits.
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Sanders had in effect conceded the South to his opponent, canceling a long-planned rally in Mississippi while furiously concentrating his efforts on the Midwest.
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Some Democratic candidates for president are already spending furiously to saturate Facebook with ads as they race to qualify for the first debates this summer.
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" Representative Diana DeGette, Democrat of Colorado, has criticized the move, saying "the Trump administration is working furiously to turn back the clock on women's rights.
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And Trump battled with the media, reacted furiously to any criticism of his performance and left whip lashed aides scrambling to explain his public comments.
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Brett Kavanaugh bellowed; he snarled; he pouted and wept furiously at the injustice of having his ascendance to power interrupted by accusations of sexual assault.
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Given the stakes, it's no surprise that accounts of female victimization by men have recently been furiously countered by accounts of male victimization by women.
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In 123, thousands of demonstrators furiously protested efforts to limit labor union power, including sharply cutting collective bargaining rights for most public-sector workers. Gov.
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European Union officials furiously demanded that the wall come down, but the Serbs remained defiant, forcing the official inauguration of the bridge to be postponed.
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Biden's team had worked furiously in advance of the debate to defuse the issue, and his rivals showed little appetite for making it an issue.
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As dinner guests continued to furiously debate over whether or not it was all real, Quinlan persisted, making it personal to everyone in the room.
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His campaign has also reacted furiously to Gillespie's ads suggesting Northam paved the way for the Central American gang MS-13 to thrive in Virginia.
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Tom Brady, the epitome of cool, had snapped in the first half, furiously charging at a mammoth Kansas City defensive lineman after a jarring tackle.
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Flu season is hitting faster and more furiously than last year — and it could peak just in time for the holidays, according to flu forecasters.
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He's furiously scissoring the hyacinths, saying All the time when the tele-researcher asks him How often do you think your life is a mistake ?
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With two major deadlines in front of him, he worked furiously, sitting on a sagging old sofa surrounded by overflowing ashtrays and empty beverage containers.
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Devin Nunes, the ranking Republican member of the Intelligence Committee, also defended Solomon's work and accused the media of "furiously smearing and libeling" the journalist.
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He disabled over 22006 cars, and owners who were up to date on their payments suddenly found their vehicles honking furiously, and unable to start.
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But when the frogs were presented with a mirror, males leapt silently into action, furiously waving their arms in front of their eyes without making noise.
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Every time she's done using the litter box, she beelines to the scratcher and furiously claws away in what I'm assuming is her version of handwashing.
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Apple disabled the group calling feature in its FaceTime calling service late on Monday evening, as it furiously tries to remedy a bug that allowed eavesdropping.
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The Met Gala is finally here, and if you're anything like us, you're furiously debating what top celebrities will wear in your group chat right now.
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Chills travel throughout my body, a lump forms in the back of my throat, and before you know it my eyes are furiously blinking back tears.
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Workers at dawn had furiously scrubbed away at graffiti spray-painted onto buildings near the secure zone in Dinard that attacked capitalism and President Emmanuel Macron.
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In order to optimize time, I heated up some gloriously disgusting Cup of Noodles (I told you I was college stereotype) and furiously began transcribing interviews.
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And at the end of the summer, I burned up that "safer" plan of becoming a producer and ran furiously in the opposite direction towards artistry.
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Jughead (Cole Sprouse) is typing furiously at his laptop as per usual when Toni Topaz comes strolling out of the bedroom asking if he wants breakfast.
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He is furiously attempting to portray the ascendant Mr. Trump as an inauthentic conservative while also scrambling to tamp down an emerging threat from Mr. Rubio.
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Furious 7 (2015): The brother of the sixth film's main villain seeks revenge on Dom, Brian, and the crew — a scenario that can only end furiously.
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So, like the dedicated professional that she is, she was furiously getting instructions ready for the person who would be subbing for her in her absence.
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Time and again, Trump furiously fought off attacks in Thursday's, sparring with Ted Cruz over his "New York values" and Cruz's eligibility for the White House.
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During the game, Warriors' Draymond Green turned to Kevin Durant and had the most furiously serious conversation we've ever seen take place on a basketball court.
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It's Monday evening, we're more than halfway through June, and the Senate is furiously working to get a healthcare bill done by the July 4 recess.
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China's ambassador to the US Cui Tiankai furiously denounced the sale in Chinese state media People's Daily, saying it violated the agreed upon "one China" policy.
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China's ambassador to the US, Cui Tiankai, furiously denounced the sale in Chinese state media People's Daily, saying it violated the agreed upon "one China" policy.
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"He walked out … with his belly sticking out, no pants on, shrimp cocktail in one hand and he was furiously masturbating in the other," Munn said.
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Cops say the Uber driver furiously began honking the horn in the hopes of signaling police -- and then finally ran from the car and alerted police.
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They do not end the day sitting on opposite ends of a couch, looking each other in eyes and furiously masturbating — but not touching one another.
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Trump and Jackson have furiously denied the allegations, calling them an attempt to smear the reputation of a Navy rear admiral and respected White House physician.
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They largely centered around allegations of misconduct during his testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee last year, during which he furiously denied allegations of sexual misconduct.
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Wedding expenses come fast and furiously, so before you start booking anything, identify which credit cards are going to offer the most return for your investment.
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After Ledecky won the 5003-meter freestyle by furiously staving off the Swedish sprinter Sarah Sjostrom in the final meters, Kevin Durant asked to meet her.
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Maybe she could tell the journalist Tom Hammerschmidt, who is furiously mapping out Meechum's 2013 travel logs to see if he can connect Frank to Zoe.
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Her parents furiously protested, reminding her of a time not too long ago, when Uganda's President Idi Amin expelled entire neighborhoods of Asian merchants from Kampala.
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ISPs like Comcast and AT&T furiously lobbied the Trump administration and Congress to kill FCC broadband privacy protections before they could take effect last year.
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Hackers loom large in people's imaginations often because of film and TV depictions of hooded figures typing furiously to crack into some top-secret vault somewhere.
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As the Marines set up for their counterassault, a photographer embedded with the Marines was furiously snapping pictures, moving between the rooms off the kill zone.
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We whispered furiously at each other when we were alone; we shot dark and freighted looks across rooms; we sent each other long, vexed text messages.
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The fearless, furiously funny satirist Samantha Bee — creator of the tonic weekly idiot-skewering show "Full Frontal" on TBS — falls outside the scope of her survey.
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"He walked out ... with his belly sticking out, no pants on, shrimp cocktail in one hand and he was furiously masturbating in the other," Munn said.
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Government departments and Britain's businesses have been furiously preparing in case the country leaves the European Union without an agreement setting the terms of the separation.
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After four studio albums and many other releases, Mr. Lamar is this moment's pre-eminent rapper: furiously inventive, thoughtful, virtuosic, self-conscious, musically adventurous and driven.
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Xi Feng, 32, a native of China's temperate Jiangsu Province who moved to Canada in 2015, was seated nearby, tugging furiously on a rented ski boot.
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On this gloomy day, he was lying in the doorway of a derelict building slumped over a plastic bag of his belongings, his hands furiously shaking.
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We first encounter Mary in motion, dashing home from a London cemetery where she has been scribbling furiously at the graveside of her mother, Mary Wollstonecraft.
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In the furiously contested 1876 election, he squeezed out victory by the tiniest of margins, and the malicious phrase "His Fraudulency" shadowed him throughout his term.
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While many New Yorkers are taking the holiday weekend to unplug, a handful will be furiously rereading the dictionary and flipping through stacks of flash cards.
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She was released on bail of 10 million Canadian dollars ($7.5 million US) in December, but Beijing has continued to furiously call for her immediate release.
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It was unremarkable a week later, and green-lipped mussels in a perfectly good galangal and lemongrass broth had been cooked so furiously they were rubbery.
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Predictably, this has drawn immediate criticism from the markets, and now these groups are furiously lobbying Congress to expose innumerable shortcomings of the governor fiscal claims.
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The shorter, "mishmashed" entry is WIGWAG, which can mean either waving furiously, like a wagging tail, or it can be a type of railroad crossing signal.
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Energy lobbyists and advocates have been working furiously over the last two months on the Trump administration's plan to prop up coal and nuclear power plants.
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Zuill Bailey slalomed furiously through Piatigorsky's Variations on a Paganini Theme, which contains parodic portraits of fellow-musicians, including Jascha Heifetz on a high-register tear.
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Salander is still typing furiously and retains a taste for black clothes and vengeance, but her running and gunning now suggest a Goth cosplaying James Bond.
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His gears broke on the final climb, forcing him to change bikes just when he was riding furiously in a pack with the other top contenders.
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At times the jagged vocal lines seem lacerated by furiously driven strings; at others, soft winds and strings support sustained notes by the soloists or chorus.
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Its rise comes as insurers and corporate wellness programs are likewise furiously trying incentives — including passing out fitness monitors — to nudge people to improve their behavior.
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The German sat stranded in the garage, mechanics working furiously on the engine after discovering a problem with the air pressure line feeding the power unit.
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Shorn of Killip's statement, might it not be possible to see Tabner, who is Killip's surrogate, trying to do the impossible: depict a furiously changing world?
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These failure reports are coming so fast and furiously that you really need to make a list just to keep track of who's breaking down when.
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Just look at this: Westbrook is one of the NBA's most underrated dunkers and one of its most explosive—he dunk furiously, like he despises the rim.
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The SoulCycle team is pedaling furiously to combat the backlash it has faced after the public learned that one of its investors is a prominent Trump supporter.
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A woman in Brentwood, just across the city line from the mall, recorded video from a convenience store showing rain and wind furiously pushing small debris outside.
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Suddenly, loud smacking sounds resounded as the artist began to furiously pummel a 2,000-pound clay block that had been placed in the center of the room.
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"I'm going to use a tractor to get you out the day I get my land back," she muttered furiously, looking down at no one in particular.
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Schilling reposted the picture (he didn't take the photo) on Twitter Monday ... and criticism came fast and furiously ... with people saying he was promoting violence against journalist.
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Despite video and eyewitness testimony to the contrary, Lewandowski, other Trump aides, and Trump himself have all furiously denied that anything happened and have attacked Fields's character.
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There was this point in time where we were trying to chase down FanDuel and they were furiously fighting us off and that's not the case anymore.
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Since her graduation in May 2015—during which Columbia University president Lee Bollinger refused to shake her hand—Sulkowicz has furiously continued her work as an artist.
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Instead, the famously cantankerous President is laying low as his Republican colleagues in the Senate work furiously to strike a deal on a bill to repeal Obamacare.
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But Apple, Microsoft and every carmaker on the planet are furiously competing, too, and no one can be sure who will dominate self-driving in the end.
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The film has been slapped with an R rating, something producer Harvey Weinstein is fighting furiously, but the trailer doesn't look at all R-rated to us.
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The coal industry has furiously lobbied President Donald Trump to help keep unprofitable coal producers solvent, an idea to which the president has lent a sympathetic ear.
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The U.S. and Canada are working furiously to reach an agreement by Sunday, a self-imposed deadline to complete an updated North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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" None of Jamison's literary exemplars howl at the sky as furiously as Don Birnam, the writer-protagonist of Charles Jackson's best-selling 1944 novel, "The Lost Weekend.
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Rome reacted furiously on Tuesday to Austrian Defence Minister Hans Peter Doskozil's comment that he expected controls at the border with Italy to be introduced "very soon".
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Similarly, it cites anti-vaccine misinformation campaigns in the United States, Ukraine and elsewhere as allowing measles to spread furiously among people who are fearful and confused.
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Hear the term "Belieber" and you'll no doubt picture a group of tweens and teens furiously tweeting and tagging while "Baby" coos in the background on repeat.
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The only one who did was the studio dog, who made a beeline for me and spent the next 20 minutes furiously and thoroughly licking my ankles.
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I'd just chief a blunt and watch my homies furiously pound their controllers and trash talk one another, while obscure Lil Wayne mixtapes blasted in the background.
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The state's disease detectives continued working furiously, sorting through the circle of friends, family and co-workers of the people who had tested positive for the virus.
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Italy is now restricting travel across the entire country, an unprecedented move by the government as it furiously tries to stop the spread of the novel coronavirus.
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And when Judge Kavanaugh furiously, tearfully denied Dr. Blasey's accusation, the women fell silent again, trying to sort through which diametrically different version of reality persuaded them.
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I went to walk away, but was grabbed by security guards and furiously asked how I'd got through to this level of security without a boarding pass.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. Like most things in my furiously pathetic existence, my interest in poker is a result of watching compilations on YouTube.
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Students and workers had made roads impassable by setting up barricades to block the army, so I jumped on my bicycle and pedaled furiously toward the gunfire.
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Lana Clelland's left-footed shot went into the top right corner of the net in the 87th minute as Scotland furiously worked to break through Japan's defense.
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And on Thursday night, he lost his life trying to save people from his furiously burning apartment building, one of 12 people to die in the blaze.
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Then Hamilton, 33, says he jumped in to help his friend, who was holding up the young woman, kicking furiously to keep the two of them afloat.
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German government ministers have reacted furiously to reports the Trump administration has tried to buy exclusive rights to a coronavirus vaccine being developed by a German firm.
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But no matter how hard the crews worked or how furiously they pushed their lumbering vehicles over the potholed roads, there was no satisfying the city's needs.
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There I was, awkwardly crowding Nick Fandos with a 10-inch microphone while cameras clicked furiously around us — a typical day in the life of a producer.
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"That's not the right anthem," Spanberger told the woman, furiously waving to her communications director, Connor Joseph, for help, as a few unfamiliar bars of music played.
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But with the governing coalition in tatters and rival political blocs furiously forming new alignments, the only constant in Malaysia on Monday was a sense of uncertainty.
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And because Wal-Mart, Target, independent booksellers and others are all working furiously to match or exceed Amazon's convenience, Amazon's innovations are rippling across the retail industry.
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Mr. Netanyahu and his Likud party responded furiously to the Joint List's recommendation, continuing an anti-Arab campaign as if the election was yet to take place.
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There she still stands, in her little French maid's outfit, plus black point shoes, on which she bourrées furiously when she needs to show someone who's boss.
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Sometimes I have no ideas at all, and start furiously mapping out plans for a second career, Googling how long it would take to become a botanist.
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Safety Marcus Williams, knowing Kittle was closing in on field-goal range, simply grabbed on to the enormous tight end's face mask and started to furiously yank.
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In 2014, when the Senate Intelligence Committee released its report, which singled out Hayden for misleading the committee in many instances, he lashed out even more furiously.
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At the same time, students are bargaining furiously for discounts so they do not have to pay full price — or anything close to it — for a degree.
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Trump, who finished approximately 6,000 votes behind Cruz out of about 180,85033 ballots cast, is now furiously making the case that the election was stolen from him.
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Doctors at the hospital worked furiously to save the lives of those who were injured, and on Monday, one of those shot was due to be discharged.
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For days, President Trump had furiously refuted allegations that he asked Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky to investigate his political rival Joe Biden and his son, Hunter Biden.
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The Democratic-led Congress worked furiously on a cap-and-trade system to address global warming through late July until they concluded they didn't have the votes.
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"I'm sick and tired of the negative, dark, divisive, dangerous vision and behavior of people who support Donald Trump," Clinton said furiously, pointing her finger at the protester.
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I continued drinking (free drinks!), shouting at him, and crying furiously, until a woman working at that particular SXSW event came over and kindly asked us to leave.
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In the galleys, where 18,500 meals are made every day, cooks furiously prepare the day's menu, scribbled on a whiteboard: grilled chicken barbecue, beef stir fry, veggie medley.
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When we meet Gatsby, he has worked furiously to make himself into the man who, on the surface, high society would have deemed a good match for Daisy.
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She tends to work furiously and long into the night, tweaking her material until the last minute while battling the nagging fear that she's left it too late.
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If you were the kind of recklessly uncool child that I was, you'll have spent at least 90% of your youth furiously trying to complete your Pokémon collection.
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I am just fine, everything is great, and I am definitely not furiously writing several hot 500-page fan fiction takes of a few four-second video clips.
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Onlookers scream and wave their hands as the 30-year-old mother holds out the terrified infant -- the child's legs kicking furiously -- before dropping her to the crowd.
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" His loyalties would long remain with the fiction of England and Europe, though at Harvard during the Civil War we witness him becoming "furiously American" and "patriotically charmed.
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And yet, because the discursive circuit is so furiously closed, there is a sense in which the show's boundaries come into congruence with those of the broader world.
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It was a well-intentioned, simple gesture — but over the weekend, some liberals and lefties began to furiously debate whether safety pins caused more damage than they prevented.
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There are certain nights when there's nothing more important to me than furiously refreshing this app to see how other Black people respond to the same cultural moment.
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When the boat carrying 220 people began taking on water, the two sisters jumped out and clung to its side, furiously kicking to safety, the Associated Press reported.
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"He walked out... with his belly sticking out, no pants on, shrimp cocktail in one hand and he was furiously masturbating in the other," Munn told the Times.
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The whole town is on a collective mission to forget, and if you anger someone, they will furiously insist that you "get happy" while bludgeoning you to death.
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" Pyongyang fury North Korea reacted furiously to China's February ban, saying they were "dancing to the tune of the US" and describing the cutting of imports as "inhumane.
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Moscow furiously denied Seoul's account of the encounter, claiming that South Korean military jets had dangerously intercepted two of its bombers during a planned flight over neutral waters.
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So, over the weekend and into Monday, Lori Alvino McGill, the Page family attorney, was furiously crafting a request for a stay to file in California's Supreme Court.
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Prominent bloggers on economics have since furiously defended the profession, citing cases when economists changed their minds in response to new facts, rather than hewing stubbornly to dogma.
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The fully autonomous vehicles that companies like Google, Ford, and Baidu are furiously developing all rely on light detection and ranging (LIDAR) to see and map the world.
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Creditor groups have been lobbying furiously to prevent Puerto Rico from gaining the power to reduce its debt load without their consent, particularly regarding the supposedly sacrosanct GOs.
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When the boat carrying 20 people began taking on water, the two sisters jumped out and clung to its side, furiously kicking to safety, the Associated Press reported.
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And I'm lubricating the whole thing furiously not only with Guinness but also Ballymaloe original relish, which is so delicious I wonder why we ever bothered with ketchup.
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It's a particular obstacle for Louis C.K., because besides maintaining a furiously busy schedule, he famously throws away all his material every year or two and starts anew.
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As they get closer, Bangladeshi border guards standing on the beach begin furiously blowing their whistles and waving the rafts down the shore -- they are not welcome here.
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A post-familial society may unleash tribal competition within the coalition of the diverse, as people reach anew for ethnic solidarity and then fight furiously over liberalism's spoils.
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Faced with endless video clips of Donald Trump downplaying the escalating outbreak, Trump aides and allies are working furiously to instead highlight the president's recent actions and comments.
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Nick Neve, an officer from the 78th Precinct on the white team, scored on a slapshot, his teammates furiously banging their hockey sticks against the boards in approval.
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Ms. McCaskill raised huge sums of money, rallied women in the state's suburbs and cities, and worked furiously to preserve enough rural support to eke out a win.
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Lawmakers and lobbyists will battle furiously over the small details in a consensus bill, but party leaders show little worry that big issues will trip up the plan.
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Kim's totalitarian regime is working furiously on the miniaturization and other technological advances that would enable it to fire a nuclear-tipped intercontinental ballistic missile at Los Angeles.
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A group of bipartisan senators also continued to work furiously behind-the-scenes, exchanging drafts of possibilities and working to find a fit that would get 60 votes.
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For the better part of the last decade, the United States has been trying furiously to achieve the first goal while giving only cursory effort to the second.
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CARAMANICA Sunny Jain, the drummer who leads the Red Baraat brass band, vastly expands his palette on "Wild Wild East," a furiously propulsive song from his solo project.
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In Denver, after securing his 42nd triple-double, Westbrook didn't stop: He set about furiously rallying the Thunder back from 10 points down, one unreasonable shot after another.
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I consulted social news sites like Digg and Reddit, and occasionally checked Twitter and Facebook, but I often had to furiously scroll past all of the Trump posts.
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As the drama heats up, the typewriters furiously clack — and the political becomes increasingly personal, and the personal turns political — Katharine finds both a new purpose and identity.
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Democrats reacted by furiously pointing out that they were mounting their opposition to Sessions as attorney general, so of course they were going to criticize a fellow senator.
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There is scant time to consider the changing face of this little border outpost, however, as I am furiously trying to meet the 1.20 PM ferry to Wannsee.
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Later, news of the texts broke publicly, and Trump and his allies have been furiously attacking Strzok ever since, arguing that his "bias" taints the larger Russia investigation.
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Trump does not care if normally conservative newspapers' editorial pages denounce him, if media fact-checkers slam him, if GOP operatives furiously tweet against him, or anything else.
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Robot bits are strewn across work benches, sparks are flying, and crews are furiously prepping for the next battle, replacing smashed parts with new ones and testing their weapons.
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The windows were few and the ceilings were so high that birds who flew in through the entrance did not flap around furiously, but instead simply perched there, serene.
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At the very least, the television personality earns kudos for her consistency — if there's a simplistic opinion, chances are Williams is furiously typing it out in her show notes.
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There are three pink newborn mice, the size of her fingertips, laid up along a mounded fold in the carpet, eyes closed, paws folded in small fists, squeaking furiously.
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" Lawmakers from Britain's opposition Labour Party reacted furiously, calling the comments "dog-whistle racism," saying Johnson was a "moron" and accusing him of espousing "the worst Tea Party rhetoric.
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Ex-president Bill Clinton has been campaigning furiously to promote the candidacy of his wife, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, as she takes on GOP candidate Donald Trump.
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This course will teach you the basics of Ethereum so you can ride the next wave and get ahead while everyone else is still furiously chasing the first wave.
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Surely, many observers thought, the people of Istanbul would furiously resent having their votes overruled, and flock in bigger numbers than before to support the opposition man, Ekrem Imamoglu?
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The agency has also furiously scrubbed references to climate change from its website, and encouraged the creation of a "red team" to play devil's advocate to established climate science.
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True to life, both characters spend a considerable amount of time on their phones: Tindering furiously, ordering Ubers, concocting affected Instagram stories, and taking BuzzFeed-style basic bitch quizzes.
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Indeed, Fox formally announced in December that Kelly would be a moderator even though Trump had been furiously attacking her since August, when she moderated the first Fox debate.
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The actor furiously took to Instagram on Tuesday to slam who he calls internet "trolls" for posting hateful things under his 17-year-old daughter, Harley Quinn Smith's pictures.
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It would join companies like Twitter and Facebook who are furiously trying to copy the features that have made the image and video sharing app popular with younger users.
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Stormy Daniels, the porn star with whom Mr Trump allegedly had an affair, has been muzzled by one such agreement, though she is furiously trying to shake it off.
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He stuffed top-line forward Leon Draisaitl on a breakaway in the early going and fended off eight shots in the third period as Edmonton furiously tried to rally.
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It was packed, they were pressed up against our equipment, one kid that spent the whole gig directly behind me, studying my gear while writing furiously on a notepad.
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An analogy here is when you stub your toe: It doesn't matter whether you rub it furiously or dance around your bedroom; the pain will last 30-60 seconds.
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Black is working furiously to find agreement in her party on spending levels and to write the GOP's budget blueprint for the fiscal year that begins on Oct. 1.
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Most of the time, your only option is to furiously blend a whole pan of bronzer from your forehead to your neck, so the full-body tan appears seamless.
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Republican negotiators worked furiously to put the finishing touches on the bill and expanded a child tax credit in an effort to win the support of two wavering senators.
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Beijing (CNN)China's Foreign Ministry has responded furiously to an official letter, reportedly drafted by 15 Western diplomats, calling for answers to the continuing human rights crisis in Xinjiang.
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In one especially ill-timed sequence, a comedy star played by Charlie Day furiously mimes masturbating while Louis C.K.'s producer talks on the phone to a popular actress.
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Xi is almost certainly being furiously lobbied to get tough by hardliners in Zhongnanhai and Beidaihe who have demonstrated a vastly stronger preference for the stick over the carrot.
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The big moment of the evening for him, Mr. Lane said, was being walked to a gilded settee where the actress Tallulah Bankhead sat holding court and furiously smoking.
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Here is the state of play in the battlegrounds that are up for grabs as Trump works furiously to turn some blue states red and pull off a Nov.
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The Justice Department worked furiously to beat back against a story that Comey had asked for more resources and money for the Russia investigation just before he was fired.
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The LIGO team, along with their counterparts VIRGO (a gravitational wave observing station in Italy), worked furiously to produce a star map showing the location of the gravitational waves.
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Microsoft acquired the popular to-do list app in 83 at a time when it was furiously scooping up productivity apps in order to bolster its own mobile software.
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He worked furiously to define Mr. Gillum as a proponent of "ideological radicalism" and a "George Soros left-wing agenda" who was out of step with the average Floridian.
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In one story, a girl goes on a hunger strike and out of empathy metamorphosizes into an eel; in another, a house becomes furiously jealous of a woman's lovers.
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On Instagram, Wednesday, Heidi Klum shared video of Nicole Richie prepping her first-class seat for takeoff, furiously brushing down the space with wet wipes (and a rubber glove).
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Republicans could have instead made speeches furiously denouncing Obama and then voted for his tax plan on the grounds that on the merits, they agreed with the tax cut.
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Both Excavation and My Dark Vanessa engage furiously with Lolita — and they are both overwhelmingly preoccupied with whose stories we value when we read Lolita, and whose we ignore.
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The congresswoman -- in her blazer and heels, no less -- and the attendee began to furiously do push-ups as onlookers cheered in video shot by CNN affiliate station WMUR.
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And there's a mordant comedy of manners about a group of privileged, oversharing narcissists furiously pretending that there isn't something totally weird going on right in front of them.
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According to an avalanche of reports, he's set his sights on the president's national-security adviser, H. R. McMaster, and is furiously leaking damaging stories to get McMaster fired.
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Having a black woman on his ticket would help Mr. Cuomo engage his black base of supporters, which Ms. Nixon has furiously courted as an important path to victory.
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" But one day later, he doubled down on his initial response, declaring furiously at a news conference on Tuesday: "You had a group on one side that was bad.
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So with my menu set and tips furiously written in my notebook, Hannah gives me a hug, thanks me for actually reading her book, and wishes me good luck.
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At long, mirror-topped tables, a fleet of hairdressers furiously attached extensions to create geometric bangs, as makeup artists brushed shadow on models' lids, or black paint onto lips.
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Apple might soon be hit with a $19 billion tax bill by Europe— news that the Obama administration has reacted furiously to, warning on repercussions if it goes ahead.
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Wheeling furiously along sandy paths, swerving around children, gripping the handlebars like Harrison Ford in Cliffhanger, I ride like a demon to try and reach the pier in time.
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Larger Chinese tyremakers are also spending to make bigger tyres but most of China's minnows, after years of competing furiously on price, have precious little spare cash for such investment.
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When water sign Scorpio takes the wheel for a month on the 22nd, get ready to plunge into the deep...or hop on the life raft and paddle furiously away.
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The swirling controversies have only emboldened Trump, who has taken to furiously lashing out in all directions: at his accusers, the media, GOP leadership and, most recently, the political system.
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All of social media is at a crossroads, having built platforms that cater to engagement over health and safety; they're now trying to back pedal furiously ahead of increased regulation.
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As Cohen discussed several allegations against the president — from racist comments he's made in private to his connections with Russia — the boys furiously rage-tweeted to defend their father's honor.
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Multiple vehicles with varying levels of automation are already on the road, and numerous companies in and outside the traditional automotive market are working furiously on greater levels of automation.
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The Blade 15's keys are every bit as springy and comfortable for furiously pounding out thousands of words for an article as they are for rapid-tapping for gaming.
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And over the past month, Apple has furiously presented its case to the public, seizing many opportunities to portray the fight with the FBI as a fight over Constitutional rights.
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Furiously, I googled until I found one person on a chat board from 2011 who said that the acne medication definitely represses antidepressants and to get off it right away.
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When a professor at Yale suggested that students should be free to choose their own Halloween costumes, activists furiously protested that without strict rules, someone might wear an offensive one.
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So, do yourself a favor and save yourself time furiously searching for products on Prime Day by downloading the Amazon app so you can tag the products you want now.
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Ever since Japan's ambitious X-ray astronomy satellite Hitomi dropped out of contact with Earth on March 26, scientists around the world have been working furiously to re-establish communication.
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Trump tweeted tributes to two foes he had furiously criticized during the midterms -- Democratic gubernatorial candidates Stacey Abrams of Georgia and Andrew Gillum of Florida after they formally conceded defeat.
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In the last few days, administration officials have been furiously working the phones with GOP lawmakers, trying to reassure them of their position and fight -- and ensure they don't waver.
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Republicans had been furiously criticizing Clinton for deleting 30,000 emails she deemed personal from the private server she used as secretary of State before turning it over to the government.
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Federal weather workers have reacted furiously to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) defence of US President Donald Trump's repeated assertions that Hurricane Dorian was set to hit Alabama.
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Any futile status pursuit smacks a bit of Dr. Seuss's Sneetches, those creatures that tried to create specialness among their ranks by furiously adding or removing stars from their bellies.
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Kenya's sports ministry has reacted furiously to the way its athletes were treated and said it would petition the world body, the International Association of Athletics Federation, and the CAA.
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Even before Tuesday's almost 800-point drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average prompted by doubts about a trade deal with China, the market was responding furiously to economic indicators.
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This episode, in which Logan wants to go to Mexico and act shady and Veronica is furiously suspicious, is the first and arguably the most boring offender of the season.
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Eduard Torrens, 40, an industrial engineer, furiously flipped through pictures of the damage left by police officers at his children's school, where he had tried to vote in the morning.
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Last week, PewDiePie posted a 10-minute video in which he furiously derided YouTube for what he considered to be a massive decline in the quality of the site's content.
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Although he furiously courted the hard-line conservatives opposed to the reform bill, they largely refused to yield, and in the process he alienated moderates who initially supported the bill.
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These days, the episode looms so large that it has been likened to the storming of the Bastille; we furiously debate who threw the first fist, or brick, or bottle.
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This recurs moments later, in the same scene, when her father appears to marvel at the pair of shoes Lila and Rino have made, before lashing out furiously at Rino.
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Do you think that Theresa May couldn't answer the International Women's Day question about what she does to unwind because her actual hobby is furiously hot-gluing rhinestones onto bangles?
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He thinks so, even though the Canadians fought furiously until they got an agreement they could live with; the Mexicans are still on the fence, if you'll pardon the pun.
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The company does not break out the financials of its Hollywood business, but it has been spending furiously to build a TV and film portfolio that enriches its Prime offering.
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He experienced a totally normal, totally banal American politics gaffe cycle in which he said something politically awkward but totally defensible and then wound up spinning away from it furiously.
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We need to defend it furiously because it's a threat to civilization, not just for Poland but for the entire Europe, for the entire civilization that is based on Christianity.
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Also, I wasn't sure how long it took for the baby to drop, but my stomach was moving furiously and I might go into labor right on these desks. Mrs.
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Dinneen put in long hours and sometimes slept under his desk as he and his colleagues worked furiously to condense everything they had learned into some three hundred PowerPoint slides.
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But if you have watched a D.J. scratching furiously behind a rapper in the last few decades, you have almost certainly seen one, or, more likely, a deftly manipulated pair.
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The only noise comes from a pair of children furiously pedaling a boat shaped like a swan, waving and calling out to parents who watch anxiously from a nearby pier.
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The Trump administration, meanwhile, has been working furiously to plug leaks they blame on Obama-administration holdovers and "deep state" bureaucrats working to undermine them from within the federal government.
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While those in attendance were taking a note here and there as I was spelling out my thesis, they labored furiously to take down details about how couples fight fairly.
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Carlo Goldoni's "The Servant of Two Masters" has a ridiculous plot: A hapless servant hires himself out to two employers at once, then furiously scrambles to conceal his double-dealing.
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"I think most landlords are furiously trying to figure out what this all means," Jamie Hodari, CEO and cofounder of coworking startup Industrious, told Business Insider in an November interview.
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The cauldron of hatred, envy, greed, jealously, racism and sexism — once checked by laws, pubic weight, good manners and a willingness to listen with an open mind — is bubbling furiously.
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As long as these interviews maintain the play's furiously Socratic tone, they enhance the idea that making good choices in an evil world is nearly beyond the human skill set.
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Trump's re-election campaign is furiously attempting to collect as many cell phone numbers as possible from their supporters in preparation for a massive direct-to-consumer text messaging operation.
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ASABA, Nigeria — Sitting on a blue plastic stool in the sweltering heat, Ugezu J. Ugezu, one of Nigeria's top filmmakers, was furiously rewriting his script as the cameras prepared to roll.
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People tweeted at networks, shared how important the plot lines and characters were to their lives, and furiously thanked the creators, writers, actors, and crew members for all their hard work.
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Family members of fallen soldiers are furiously lashing out at President Donald Trump after he falsely claimed past presidents did not personally reach out to the families of slain service members.
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LA PAZ, Bolivia – A retired Bolivian bishop tapped by Pope Francis to be a cardinal is furiously denying suggestions that he has a wife and children and is threatening legal action.
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The singer in "Cheyenne" could be the mother in "Milkman": acoustic guitars strum furiously and the violin wails, as Lambert observes another woman in a late-night bar, admiring her insouciance.
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First she hallucinates a holey crumpet on her plate, oozing blood and surrounded by severed fingers; then, she looks over to see yet another clown furiously masturbating into a soup tureen.
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So he entered with maximal bluster and has just kept it up, posturing, bullshitting furiously, expressing the most extreme version of everything that pumps up his audience, extolling his own dominance.
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This all might explain that guy furiously scribbling on a clipboard while he watches you do keg stands—or that botched interview the summer after you don your cap and gown.
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Hillary Clinton supporters at this very moment are furiously calling around to big GOP donors who are terrified of Trump and looking to bring their cash over to the Democratic Party.
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It appears that DirecTV Now, AT&T's new internet TV streaming service, is down for many customers, all of whom are furiously tweeting at the service's various Twitter handles this evening.
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Where Mr. Lewis's Axelrod is all top-dog calm confidence, Giamatti's Rhoades is pure underdog neurotic rage, alternately barking furiously and rolling over when his dad or his wife asserts dominance.
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But she has yet to prove that she can be nimble and effective in the new, furiously-paced political arena that Trump has created, and controlled for the past ten months.
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We pile into the press bus, roll to a rally or a campaign stop, talk to voters, and listen to Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump speak while we furiously type notes.
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Most drones tend to be loud with their blades whirring around furiously; Google would need to solve the noise problem if it ever plans to get telepresence drone(s) in meetings.
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As we all tittered at Chuck's just-a-little-too-on-the-nose costume, however, Bernie Sanders (or, more likely, his social media team) was furiously clacking away at the keyboard.
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Nintendo knew the comparisons to the doomed console would come fast and furiously when it launched its next VR venture, so the company took the time to get it just right.
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An eleventh-hour deal announced earlier in the day renewed momentum as leaders furiously lobbied undecided or skeptical lawmakers on the plan that had been teetering on the brink of collapse.
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Melania Trump spoke out about the "harmful" aspects of social media on Monday — all while her husband furiously tweeted from his own platform a barrage of insults at numerous political operatives.
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NASA is full of scientists, and asking them about a Mars mission in the future will likely draw glares as they point furiously to the many Mars missions they're already juggling.
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When the boat carrying 20 people began taking on water, the two sisters jumped out of the boat and clung to its side, furiously kicking to safety, the Associated Press reported.
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The Chinese industry responded furiously, contending that it was not yet ready to compete on the world stage and was more worried about retaining its alliances at home with foreign automakers.
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Franceschini furiously rebutted that, saying the new structure would still mean Rome kept all revenue apart from a 20 percent cut taken from all big sites to help fund smaller ones.
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Smartphone users who miss the days of typing away furiously at the physical keyboard on their BlackBerry device can now get their hands on a revamped version of the iconic technology.
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With McConnell working furiously to get 50 "yes" votes on the bill, Heller and some of his colleagues have been reticent to discuss those private conversations with reporters in recent days.
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Short sellers are likely to be furiously covering their positions, and that could be why Tesla shares have moved higher: fully a fifth of the company's available share float is shorted.
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All my conference room-mates furiously scribbled or typed the dollar number, perhaps some did the math, but no one raised a single question about the astronomical price of the drugs.
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Terry McAuliffe (D) said that Clinton would reverse course and approve a form of TPP when elected, comments that McAuliffe has since walked back and the Clinton campaign has furiously denied.
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Critics have contended that the President may have been trying to interfere with Comey's criminal investigation into potential Russia collusion with the Trump campaign, something the White House has furiously denied.
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Around the time of my chat with Marie-Laure, I'd been furiously swiping on dating apps, lining up tons of dates that went terribly, and then feeling worse about my situation.
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But advocacy groups like Indivisible and Public Citizen are rallying opposition on social media, furiously tweeting out damning quotes from fact sheets and citing polls showing support for more banking regulation.
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You could be accelerating furiously, but the engine is already at its best RPM so the transmission will works it magic and leave the motor droning away and spoiling the fun.
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The news of the drills comes less than a week after Beijing reacted furiously to the USS McCampbell sailing within 12 nautical miles of Chinese-claimed territory in the Paracel Islands.
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Donald Trump furiously fought the civil rights suit in the courts and the media, but the Trumps eventually settled on terms that were widely regarded as a victory for the government.
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After this absurd, super illogical, seemingly untruthful explanation for why Trump supported Russia and said there was no collusion, Twitter users called his bluff and furiously trolled him with grammar jokes.
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After almost three years of successfully predicting a global economic revival, world bond markets are furiously flagging the risk of yet another recession, as well as low inflation for a generation.
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The margin would have been enough to block her from becoming Speaker, but the House Democratic leader has worked furiously to lock down support, cut deals and pick off floated opponents.
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It was mercifully short, given the fact that the air conditioning didn't seem to be working in the Berlin event space, leading the audience to furiously fan themselves for the duration.
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That state reacted furiously to a sudden flow that seemed to come out of nowhere, passing immigration enforcement laws in 2008 and 2010 that sparked protests and a deeper black market.
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Thursday's resolution passed along party lines, 226 to 183, as he and other department officials were working furiously to meet the requests of the Judiciary Committee and the House Intelligence Committee.
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But Saturday, in the hours after she died, hours after I watched her take her last breath, I was furiously texting her friends and saying, please don't come to her funeral.
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The title, though, has a dual meaning; and it's in Bill's furiously baffled response to his wife's abandonment of her parental responsibilities that the movie finds its footing and its humor.
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As Amazon's retail business continues its rapid growth, the company has been furiously building out its warehouse footprint and hiring for these facilities to try to keep up with consumer demand.
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In the early 1930s, as Hitler came to power, consolidated control and blamed the Communists for the Reichstag fire, the Brown Shirts of the Nazi movement clashed furiously with German Communists.
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Huddling in the central stairwell for cover, deafened by the roar of rockets hitting the rooms around them, the Kurdish People's Protection Units (YPG) fighters argued furiously over their next move.
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The business model of many of the country's tech start-ups — spend furiously to acquire new users, worry about profits later — wobbles as one company's stock piles up on the streets.
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He rides furiously ahead of a mighty invading army, pounds men to dust in wrestling matches, bares his teeth after psychopathic laughter and lustily chomps on a massive chunk of meat.
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"That's an artist life — there's the decision to make the work, but then the decision to share it," said Mr. Beasley, now still and reflective and no longer furiously shifting gears.
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The anonymous demonstrators in Paris and Prague, and the people holding the cameras, were caught up in the drama of the present, rushing furiously toward a future they could not comprehend.
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"I saw that the president was nodding furiously last night as she was speaking last night and I'm sure there will be a very positive discussion between them today," he said.
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Regulators could decide not to pursue investigations, expensive litigation could drag on for years, and Silicon Valley companies are furiously adding lobbyists to try to influence the nascent rule-making process.
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Stovall, said while a crew worked furiously to cover the 80 windows of her brother-in-law's three-story house in a historic St. Petersburg neighborhood, six blocks from the bay.
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As red and blue lights flash, Miles raps furiously and Collin imagines himself choking up actual bullets, the scene's symbolism doesn't feel specific enough to move beyond the realm of shock.
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Bridget smoked Fortuna cigarettes and wrote furiously in her journal about people she'd known and slept with, or wanted to sleep with, or had slept with and then been rejected by.
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People are furiously arguing about what played a key role in this election — whether it was white working-class despair, a racist backlash or terror about the pace of cultural change.
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Ford, a university professor, alleged that Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her during a party while the two were in high school in the 1980s, a charge the federal judge has furiously denied.
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Ethereal Beth (Eliza Scanlen), "the quiet one," plays the piano beautifully, while Jo furiously writes whatever comes into her head — usually a play that the foursome act out with unbridled theatricality.
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Her high-profile detention has forced a diplomatic standoff between Canada, China and the United States, and complicated trade talks between Washington and Beijing, which has furiously called for Meng's release.
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