I don&apost know what he gets out of it, but I don&apost think he cares what he gets out of it.
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R. gets out of the shower, and we trade places.
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If something gets out of balance, Facebook risks users disappearing.
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What Alibaba gets out of the deal is less straightforward.
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But he always gets out of it — seven tales worth.
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If anyone gets out of this unscathed it'll be Henry.
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She gets out of there, assuring him she likes him.
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Do you ever stop anything that gets out of hand?
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He gets out of the car, which he leaves idling.
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I can't even remember how she gets out of it.
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Esports need strong regulation before corruption gets out of control.
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But when she gets out of work at 22020 p.m.
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It's not clear what the U.S. gets out of it.
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I always wonder what a person gets out of that.
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Once the fire starts, it quickly gets out of control.
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Kyrgios will be lucky if he gets out of town unscathed.
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She eventually gets out of her car and pushes it up.
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Taffy alerts Harry when his blood sugar gets out of whack.
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Read Nicole Nguyen's breakdown of what Facebook gets out of this.
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When she gets out of the car, his henchman grab her.
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She gets out of the limo and I'm like, 'That's Liz.
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So it is that Mildred, at last, gets out of town.
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Richard's ego gets out of hand, and Erlich makes a pitch.
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When her son gets out of prison, he will be 73.
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And that's why he gets out of bed in the morning.
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Turner-Smith gets out of the car, demanding a badge number.
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And he wants Russia to ensure that Iran gets out of Syria.
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Second, the boom could tail off before it gets out of control.
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Spotify, and what a TV network gets out of making MP3 mixtapes.
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It is harder to see what Sprint gets out of the deal.
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Then he gives Wags a burner phone and gets out of there.
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When somebody gets out of a band, they go, 'That wasn't me.
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What will happen to the project if Earlonne gets out of prison?
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Even if it gets out of the House, it does not pass.
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She gets out of bed, smokes another cigarette, and drives to work.
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We need to mitigate this problem before it gets out of hand.
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He's the guy who gets out of sticky situations by cobbling stuff together.
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B. gets out of work early and swings by work to surprise me.
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He'll be on probation for another decade after he gets out of prison.
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Leads are pursued, questions are answered, and Evil Cooper gets out of prison.
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"I'd like to look and see what actually gets out of committee," Rep.
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If stress eating gets out of control, it could lead to binge eating.
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Finally, when she can't take it any longer, Rae gets out of bed.
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"Congress needs to standardize this stuff because otherwise, it gets out of control."
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Remember when Kanye asked us to pray that he gets out of debt?
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But as we used to say, no one gets out of here alive.
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I would find it really sad if he gets out of this one.
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SB: And Jane Pauley gets out of her car —— JP: Jane Pauley does.
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After Papadopoulos gets out of prison, he'll be on supervised release for 12 months.
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Invade Next is strongest when Moore gets out of the way—when, for instance,
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There is a resiliency about Americans when the government gets out of the way.
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We could see teams having shootouts to determine who gets out of a group.
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Before this one gets out of control… the answer is no, that isn't happening.
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Theoretically, this should enable you to react before the problem gets out of control.
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First, he gets out of prison early, and now he gets a new hand.
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In the video, she gets out of her car and continues to record Encina.
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He's due back in court on August 17th ... when he gets out of jail.
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Meanwhile, Jacqueline and Lillian come up with a compromise that gets out of hand.
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I'd like to know what you hope the viewer gets out of the film.
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She gets out of matches or wins matches she has no right to win.
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He gets out of bed, grabs his things, and gives me a kiss goodbye.
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Dell gets out of the car to help an old lady cross the street.
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Racquel Smith said her daughter fears the day Cardell Hayes gets out of prison.
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"I don't see what he gets out of it," Arzt added of the trip.
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When he gets out of jail, he'll be on unsupervised probation for a year.
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At one point, Tara Reid gets out of a shower tiled with McDonald's M's.
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But if competition becomes bitter or gets out of control, it can be ruinous.
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Or they defy the terms of their permit when a protest gets out of hand.
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"Cate gets out of treatment this Friday & we can't wait!" he wrote in the caption.
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What is this going to look like when this gets out of the next iteration?
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And maybe the best contact app is the one that gets out of the way.
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They wind up all over Darius, who freaks out and gets out of the boat.
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If you want it, you can make sure America gets out of its current funk.
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For one hour a day, he gets out of his cell for showers and exercise.
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But even when he gets out of prison, Simpson's legal troubles are far from over.
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He sets it off and just gets out of the room and shuts the door.
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"If anything gets out of hand, we will shut it down," Walsh told reporters Friday.
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It can take months before an infestation really gets out of control, according to Goddard.
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The performance director Michael Bay gets out of Johnson is one of his best ever.
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If one of us gets out of line or is doing well he tells us.
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After he gets out of prison, Helton will also serve 2 years of supervised released.
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Rico gets out of his car, still oblivious, and Wayne appears, seemingly out of nowhere.
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By comparison, the disposition of "Cardinal" is antic, even before it gets out of hand.
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Still, when it gets out of the way of Lee's storytelling, this "Mockingbird" can sing.
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Seconds after Anderson gets out of a rented U-Haul truck, bystanders duck and scatter.
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Frankenstein is an inspiration: The female scientist creates a monster that gets out of control.
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It's a real like hot woman feeling that you see the lava gets out of there.
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After three minutes of unnecessary tension, he gets out of bed and grabs the door himself.
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But that doesn't mean he's rushing off to work the minute he gets out of bed.
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My cleaning spree gets out of hand, and I finally hit the sack at 229 a.m.
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His mornings begin with eight pills, which he takes before he even gets out of bed.
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She hopes that if he ever gets out of prison, they can have a real relationship.
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He gets out of the way and lets the players react to the moment for themselves.
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It's the only thing that gets out of our clan and out of our house sometimes.
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But when she gets out of the ring, the 31-year-old fighter is beauty obsessed.
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In the clip, a motorist gets out of his car and approaches the vehicle behind him.
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I want to see on the world stage how this prince gets out of this one.
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Chelsea Manning is hoping to get out of prison before Barack Obama gets out of office.
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When Stranger Things 2 gets out of neutral and plows ahead, it can be incredibly exciting.
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She gets out of the taxi and uses — not her TV voice, but her mom voice.
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"He's going to win a championship for us before he gets out of here," Malzahn said.
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The Democratic convention gets out of the starting gate with a rousing start today with Sens.
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Almost immediately, Anderson gets out of the truck, leaving the driver's door ajar, the video shows.
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And here's a graphic of what America puts in and gets out of its global alliances.
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But whenever The Cold Blue quiets down and gets out of its own way, it's unforgettable.
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He gets out of his seat and floats around as a demonstration of his mastery of weightlessness.
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Something that brings notifications and fitness tracking to the wrist, but otherwise gets out of your way.
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Your partner gets out of the car and tells the guy he has to bring him in.
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If the gimbal gets out of whack, you're going to end up with shaky or crooked images.
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You can easily see the tit-for-tat and how it gets out of hand pretty quickly.
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"None of us gets out of here alive, so it's the responsible thing to do," said Lehmann.
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Now and then I've found it a good corrective when my own writing gets out of hand.
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He gets out of the first inning with one (run allowed), it might be a different game.
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It turns out he's the premier of Nigeria or something, and he gets out of the limousine.
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BARBARO: So Nook gets out of this car with a gun and shoots at another oncoming car?
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The trans-Atlantic order has to strengthen itself before home-grown economic mismanagement gets out of control.
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And he says, 'I love you,' and gets out of the car and walks into the school.
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Although, you know, God forbid someone gets out of the army for a bone spur, for example.
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He gets out of the car and is whisked away by two cops with guns still drawn.
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CLEVELAND — If the Republican National Convention gets out of hand, at least one city business here could benefit.
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We want the kind of love we can come back to after the current gets out of control.
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Police called to Classic Tattoo in Willoughby after crowd gets out of hand waiting for free Cavs tattoos.
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"If your portfolio gets out of whack, you want to have it realigned to what your goals are."
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The Government urgently needs to get a grip before the potential for unintended consequences gets out of control.
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Rather than cater to his needs, Hurley gets out of the car, leaving him to fend for himself.
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"I feel like he still gets away with everything if he gets out of his office," Teigen added.
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Am I crazy to think Oliver could fall for Simon if he ever gets out of his coma?
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"If it gets out of control, it will be a catastrophe to the whole pig industry, " said Zheng.
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She gets out of the tub and walks into the forest, following the sound of a crying baby.
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Whether Britain gets out of this hole, or digs in deeper, depends on what happens after March 29th.
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Derrick Ray with Cabell County EMS gets out of his ambulance at the "showing up and dying" scene.
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When he finds them, he gets out of his vehicle, pulls out his semi-automatic handgun and fires.
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Delegates hold a Donald Trump flag as the floor gets out of order during a rules vote. Rep.
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Now, Paris is getting a small taste of what it's like when tabloid speculation gets out of control.
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She then gets out of the vehicle, and begins walking away, with the driver following her on foot.
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What do you hope that people who has never experienced delusions gets out of listening to these stories?
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The rise of mid-size cities as rent gets out of control in San Francisco and New York.
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He gets out of the way, he gives it to you and he allows the performer to shine.
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But if the situation gets out of hand, will the armed forces end up intervening to restore "order"?
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Those insights could eventually help refine our understanding of what happens when the body gets out of balance.
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Bojack takes Diane's scarf after visiting her in Chicago, after he gets out of rehab in Season 6.
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When it gets out of the way of its big agenda it has wonderful small things to say.
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We need to not just click it all away or leave a thread because it gets out of control.
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Kate's babysitting gig gets out-of-hand when Maddie decides she wants to run away and join the Juggalos.
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There is, too, the risk that inflation, once rekindled, gets out of hand, another issue arguing for real assets.
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The judge ordered him to have no contact with the victim or witnesses if he gets out of jail.
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If ISIS gets out of hand in Syria, it will be a scourge for the rest of the world.
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So he serves 20 years, gets out of prison and pretty much immediately gets a job at a school.
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"Before this one gets out of control… the answer is no, that isn't happening," Eavis wrote on Twitter Monday.
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On the verge of tears, Zak stashes the pills in his glove compartment and gets out of the car.
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Ulysses is a Markdown text editor that gets out of the way so you can focus on your writing.
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It's an upgraded name for a person who will have an upgraded life — once she gets out of Sacramento.
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This is a part of the experiment she's agreed to participate in, but it soon gets out of hand.
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He gets out of the place and hops into a car that speeds off before cops get to him.
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It gets out of the way with a simple, sensible design that is Applesque in function, if not form.
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Goense will probably continue to rely on Medicaid after she gets out of the residential program at Integrity House.
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America gets more economic activity, and Congress gets out of the habit of raiding Fed funds for domestic spending.
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These days he gets out of Cargill between midnight and 2 AM. His paychecks go right into the restaurant.
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When he gets out of his way and he stops trying to scheme, he really has a good instinct.
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We have to fix this before it gets out of hand, and not just with editorials, but with legislation.
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"The risk is growing that one day you will have an incident that gets out of control," he said.
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We're told he'll still go by Kodak, professionally, when he gets out of jail ... possibly as early as October.
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Stand in my daughter's room while she gets out of bed so that she doesn't go back to sleep.
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I lay there for a while until my partner, V., gets out of bed to make coffee and bagels.
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And that stuff gets out of control and out of the lab, and it's all because of scientific hubris.
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When the party gets out of control, Cage must rely on some of his iconic characters to save himself.
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KN: ... and will write a book in two seconds when he gets out of there, he read John Bolton.
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And the West now knows Russia just gets out of bed and then does what it feels like, unrestrained.
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When it gets out of hand all I can do is lay in bed and stare at my phone.
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Interestingly, Simpson said during the hearing he'd most likely be moving to Florida once he gets out of prison.
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Are you someone who gets out of bed as soon as your alarm goes off, ready to start your day?
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But what will Simpson's life be like if he gets out of jail, which could be as soon as Oct.
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Stress is a formidable threat to your success—when stress gets out of control, your brain and your performance suffer.
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In one scene, Gypsy Rose, who is supposed to be paralyzed, gets out of bed and walks down the hall.
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Asked if an inverted curve is portending bad things ahead, Bannister said, "if it gets out of hand it is."
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The President sees in the faces of the American people, especially when he gets out of Washington when he travels.
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Julissa told BuzzFeed News that Austin is planning on heading into law enforcement once he gets out of the military.
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Dashcam video from the traffic stop shows the two men talking before Scott gets out of the car and runs.
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Outfit Compare is a fun tool to mess around with, but it's unclear what exactly Amazon gets out of it.
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The Bissell PowerLifter's scatter-free technology was made specifically for slippery hard surfaces where debris gets out of reach easily.
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I tell her that as soon as she gets out of school, we're leaving for our weekend trip to Paris.
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"That's when we felt a need to warn people of the danger before it gets out of control," Kim said.
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Once it gets out of the cows—by belching, mainly, not, as is commonly thought, farting—this warms the world.
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The man gets out of the vehicle, drops to his knees, and gets handcuffed after laying down on the ground.
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The initial scene where Jacky gets out of the car and gives a random guy a blowjob seemed off-putting.
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It's easy to see what Kim Jon Un gets out of this, but I'm struggling to see what Trump gains.
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When the balance gets out of whack, resulting in higher glucose levels, that would be gestational diabetes, Dr. Brightman says.
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That is, if Hurricane Nicole — currently on course to hit Bermuda on Thursday — gets out of the way in time.
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Cade Brenchley pulling up to the scene on Sunday and reporting "no injuries" before he gets out of his car.
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I think that's why he realized before it gets out of control he needs to get a hold on it.
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It's not yet clear if there's an option to permanently opt out of a conversation that gets out of control.
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"My ultimate goal is to be a homeless street artist," Sixx says sarcastically as he gets out of the car.
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That said, these morning check lists and rules have sparked a curiosity about how everyone else gets out of bed.
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But what happens with Mike Ross after he gets out of prison is ultimately a really interesting story to tell.
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"I try to be somewhat quiet about political issues unless I think it gets out of hand," Zedd told CNN.
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Stress is a formidable threat to your success — when stress gets out of control, your brain and your performance suffer.
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But, beyond some exclusives and a board seat, it's hard to see what the carrier gets out of the deal.
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Five hundred people in one place: If one of them gets out of whack, it could have a ripple effect.
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History shows that central banks that buckle to political pressure fail to tame inflation before it gets out of hand.
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Sleep is the most generative part of our day because it is when our ego gets out of the way.
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Still, if Ms. Marat speaks for too long, she gets out of breath, and she feels she speaks too softly.
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It's entirely possible Grindstone's difficulty curve gets out of whack later, but for now, I'm thinking about the next puzzle.
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Basically, the ratio of food mass to digestive fluids "gets out of whack when the stomach is stuffed full," Lambert said.
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And if you're getting immersed in the Blanchard family crime, you might be wondering when Gypsy Rose gets out of jail.
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If only we had a Congress, we would have some way to override a president who gets out of his lane .
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"We should really fight hard as one human race to fight this virus before it gets out of control," he said.
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I just have a question about what Lord & Taylor gets out of the online store that's being hosted on Walmart's website.
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Even as Intel gets out of the business, HP and Juniper have been largely unable to react in any substantial manner.
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Noble gets out of the truck again and walks away from the officers, who tell him to get on the ground.
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When one side gets out of whack, that's a good sign that the market's going to move in the other direction.
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A family gets out of a taxi at Montreal Olympic Stadium, which is being used as temporary housing for asylum seekers.
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"Donald Trump is called every name in the book plus before he gets out of bed in the morning," she said.
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"Calvey said he plans to continue with his projects in Russia when he gets out of pre-trial detention," Melnikov said.
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When she gets out of jail, Kate will still face assault, and drunk and disorderly charges for the alleged cop attack.
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When the truth comes out, his doctor convinces him to keep up the ruse which, of course, gets out of control.
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Soon Eric gets out of his head on the topic when Anthony Battle returns home from his one-on-one date.
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Danny Ocean is a criminal mastermind, and on the day he gets out of prison, he's already orchestrating his next grift.
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When he gets out of prison, he goes to Berkeley, California, where the Black Panthers scare the crap out of him.
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Instead of fanning the flames, he says he hopes C-Murder gets out of prison and gets back to his family.
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Before Cade gets out of town, the Navarro cartel takes him out and makes it look like a drive-by shooting.
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Almost nobody gets out of a racially-tinged crisis unscathed, given how deeply troubled our nation's conscience is on this subject.
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Investors should stay close to their benchmark asset allocations and be prepared to rebalance if their portfolio gets out of whack.
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You have to absorb it — and when lumber gets out of hand, it makes it more difficult to cover your costs.
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" The op-ed added that shared stools were "a glimpse into the country's sharing model if it gets out of hand.
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"I would pray that he gets back safe and I would pray that he gets out of this movement," she remembered.
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That also means the legendary "Once Upon a Time in Shaolin" album might be gone when he gets out of prison.
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The driver then gets out of his car to approach the biker, and others in the group rush to take him on.
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She never gets out of a single awkward situation; she just enters into a newer, more mortifying one and redirects the heat.
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If you know you have a problem, you'll want to be able to correct that problem before it gets out of hand.
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Expect many more questions about Face ID to emerge as the technology gets out of Cupertino and into the hands of millions.
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She will be placed on supervised probation for a period of three years and six months after she gets out of jail.
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Julissa said she wanted to make sure she had some photos with Austin in uniform before he gets out of the Army.
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" "She gets out of the car and looks at all of us, and she's like, I got a gun and a knife.
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If it even gets out of committee and gets voted on, we can hope the final version looks different to this trainwreck.
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Later in the clip, the woman gets out of her car while stopped at a red light and confronts Vine once more.
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After accounting for his work replacing Philbin's poor game management, anything he gets out of Tannehill will be icing on the cake.
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There just might come a day, sooner than anyone expects, when the US government gets out of the fossil fuel business entirely.
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The question, then, is what WeWork gets out of this, especially as the company struggles to profit from its ever-expanding empire.
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Breida should still get his usual work, but if the game gets out of hand, there should be more volume for him.
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It's an attractive agenda for those who believe the economy will only bounce back if the government gets out of the way.
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He inches past us, and gets out of his car, wearing a brand-new Coachella '16 hoodie, board shorts and flip flops.
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Not even the Buddha gets out of "Nine Perfect Strangers" without sounding slightly menacing once the book hits its temporary insanity phase.
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He wakes up at 7:05 every morning without an alarm, and only gets out of bed after he clears his inbox.
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They are Trump's army, and they will follow the president's orders to bring down any Republican senator who gets out of line.
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I (surprise surprise) slept like crap last night, so R. tells me to try to rest more and gets out of bed.
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Disney has tools at its disposal if password sharing gets out of hand or becomes an obstacle that stunts Disney+'s growth.
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He believes the company, of which he owns 40%, could be worth $3.7 billion by the time he gets out of prison.
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"If this gets out of hand, people are going to be able to buy our stuff for next to nothing," he said.
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It begins with Batman sneaking into Amanda Waller's house and (pretty hilariously) handing her a towel when she gets out of the shower.
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Companies are working to limit the amount of space junk in orbit now by stopping the problem before it gets out of hand.
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And if inflation gets out of control, the Fed would likely be forced to raise rates aggressively enough to risk triggering a recession.
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Among other things, the service also automatically sends follow-up emails and reschedules emails when it gets out-of-office messages from prospects.
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King gets out of her car and heads toward the restaurant but stops when Richter asks her to get back in her car.
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CNN: Part of what you argue is that if inflation gets out of hand, that's a good time for Congress to raise taxes.
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As a result, if the government gets out of the way and permits construction, private industry will invest in needed refineries and pipelines.
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What Senate Republicans are doing right now is crossing their fingers and hoping Moore gets out of the race as soon as possible.
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A lot of experts have said if France gets out of the euro it would be bankruptcy and misery, so people are scared.
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Everyone makes electronic music and it's the only thing from Amsterdam that kind of gets out of the country as an export product.
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I do think it is worth putting your stake in the ground and trying to stop that before it gets out of hand.
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Turns out, he says he mostly gets out of the way and let's her do her thing ... 'cause she knows what she's doing.
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But when Gina gets out of town, it's Xochi's turn to escape the man who has, in her mother's absence, abused her, too.
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She said Parsons gets out of bed a few minutes before she does so that he can use the bathroom and kitchen first.
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Stockley then gets out of his car, walks toward the driver's side of Smith's vehicle and shoots him five times, the statement said.
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I cannot tell you how eager Buchanan fans are for the day that Donald Trump gets out of office and into the rankings.
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In the video, Opal sticks her nose in the air and begins to wag her tail as Forrest gets out of his truck.
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He just promises that he will make good television, goes on to make really good television, and then gets out of the way.
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But, he realizes things are different now, and he explains how Tekashi could make a musical comeback once he gets out of prison.
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By the time Altman gets out of prison in April 2020, she'll have a cosmetology license and will be ready for a new career.
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But you might appreciate it for what it was — something loose and free and often fun, when it gets out of its own way.
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Despite the heavy rain and exploding light light posts, Penny gets out of her car and follows TJ, a stranger, into a random laundromat.
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Jackson gets out of the car to look around and every Grey's fan's heart stopped thinking they're going to take him out McDreamy-style.
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If anything goes wrong, if the explosion gets out of control, the people strapped to that big container of fuel don't stand a chance.
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The officer gets out of his car and fumbles awkwardly for an excuse for the traffic stop once he realizes who the driver is.
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But one time-lapse shows the progressing lava downing a telephone pole and engulfing a car — before the photographer gets out of the way.
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Pence will no doubt be pressuring a swift conclusion to the race but if it gets out of hand, Donnelly could still hang on.
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If spending gets out of hand, or is too measly, Congress can instruct committees to write so-called "reconciliation" bills to redress the imbalance.
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We do have a social responsibility so I'm gonna remove a post before too much people see it or it gets out of hand.
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Exercise performance backslides, results putter out, inflammation gets out of hand, workouts feel like a drag, injuries flare up, and yeah, things just suck.
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Under President Donald Trump, the U.S. has stepped up the use of firepower to respond the Damascus regime when it gets out of line.
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"If the situation gets out of control (in Indonesia) then production of nickel ore and nickel pig iron will decrease," said a nickel analyst.
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Cruz has a long experience as a debater, and Republicans are generally cheered when he gets out of their faces and onto the podium.
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The family wears donated clothes, Ms. Garcia, 25, does online schoolwork when she gets out of her day job and the men watch football.
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Despite that, he said he's optimistic that the US can control the outbreak before it gets out of hand, as it has in China.
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In general, if the government gets out of the way and lets technology proliferate, the world will be a better and more connected place.
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The soldier then gets out of his vehicle, and North Korean soldiers fire shots at him as he continues on foot toward the South.
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But when Punjaban gets out of prison with the help of a crooked politician, she rounds up the four friends and makes them pay.
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The Unsworth case challenges that space, by asserting that his words matter, or at least, will cost him if he gets out of turn.
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My favorite moment is, he gets out of the race, and I'm the last paid employee because you still have to do FEC compliance.
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My girlfriend gets out of bed to take the doggo for a walk while I groggily start getting ready for the day with instant coffee.
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Then, it gets out of hand — there's media and people needing things from her and JT. But I think it's about a need to heal.
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Bundy Gets Out Of Jail & Moves In With Kloepfer In Late 1975 Charges were finally brought against Bundy, for aggravated kidnapping and attempted criminal assault.
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This is a typical Republican stance — that states should generally be allowed to experiment with policies while the federal government gets out of the way.
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Yet I can't help but think there's no way Rick gets out of this without losing the faith of at least some of his followers.
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In recent months, regulators, automakers, and tech companies alike have all expressed interest in accelerating rulemaking that gets out of the way of autonomous cars.
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Land expansion: The earth expands when a massive iceberg slides off of land, much like a foam mattress would when someone gets out of bed.
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He gets out of the car, tries to pretend like he's very cool and collected, and then starts huffing, gesticulating, face turning a bit red.
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"The AUMF is one of those issues that comes up periodically, but it never really gets out of the gate," a Senate staffer told me.
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During a tour, Steve gets out of his truck to follow some fresh lions tracks, but it turns out they were a little too fresh.
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His book somewhat finds its feet in its second half, as Mr. Kanigel increasingly gets out of the way and lets Jacobs's story tell itself.
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I just shook my head, and so he gets all pissed off and finally gets out of the truck and the door shut behind him.
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But the Public Enemy rapper says he'd gladly return it to Simpson when he gets out of prison in October ... if Simpson wants it back.
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You establish pride in the guy and pride in his job, he's going to be a lot more successful when he gets out of here.
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But there comes a point where it gets out of hand, and you don't realize it's gotten out of hand until it's gone too far.
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Dad pulls off the road into the dusty parking lot of a country store with a lone gas pump, and gets out of the car.
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You need a tool that gets out of your way and helps you keep everything running smoothly, and a great one to consider is Microsoft Project.
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O.J. Simpson was released from prison Sunday after serving nine years behind bars — but what will his life be like when he gets out of jail?
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" Dozens of people replied to the appalling screenshots posted by Spivey, who then called on ABC to address the situation before it "gets out of hand.
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Neal gets out of his truck and points to a group of people standing on the porch of a home, talking to EMS and police officers.
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She's full of joy when she gets out of bed, he says, knowing things will turn out OK no matter what happens during her school day.
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In the video, the driver of a Honda Accord gets out of the vehicle and runs to the sidewalk where three men are gathered near tents.
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Bipartisan criminal-justice reform could happen soon — if the 1990s wing of the GOP gets out of the way, by The Los Angeles Times editorial board.
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"The only question to my mind and the question that should be asked by Americans is what the U.S. gets out of it diplomatically," Zilber said.
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In the body-cam footage from the same day, an officer gets out of his car and stops two men, asking them about a possible assault.
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An officer gets out of the passenger-side door and appears to point a gun at the Jeep's driver-side window and tug at the door.
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"The way the cat usually gets out of the bag with that stuff is merchandising and toy catalogs and things like that," he told Entertainment Tonight.
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The higher the number, the less wiggle room public health officials have to break the chain of new transmissions before an outbreak gets out of control.
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The shooters open fire and bystanders flee The video does not have sound, but seconds after Anderson gets out of the truck, bystanders duck and scatter.
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I think it gets out of hand when we have cheese in a can, powdered cheese, vegan cheese, or viral trends of throwing cheese on babies.
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It's the most advanced Kindle we've ever built — thin and ultra-lightweight, it gets out of the way so you can lose yourself in the author's world.
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I recently spoke with Page about why she got involved with the film, why horror movies draw her, and what she gets out of producing indie movies.
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The Golden Globe winner revealed how much enjoyment she gets out of fans recognizing her off screen on Wednesday in The Hollywood Reporter's Comedy TV Actress Roundtable.
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With the holiday as a backdrop, the Dunder Mifflin crew gets out of their usual environment, and enjoy a rare opportunity for socializing away from the workplace.
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"Do we need to wait for a malicious attack on a nuclear plant before EDF gets out of denial?" asked Greenpeace anti-nuclear campaign head Yannick Rousselet.
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The ICD can detect when the heartbeat gets out of whack and shocks it to put it back in rhythm (this is reportedly unsettling but not painful).
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There are police officers making sure nothing gets out of hand, and also one very angry man who will serve as the star of our little performance.
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He's a great wire walker, and he wrestles, plays football for his high school, and he plans on joining the Navy when he gets out of school.
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Some thought certain scenes were too exaggerated, like when Violet gets out of bed extra early to prep her hair for the moment her boyfriend wakes up.
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It could also help prevent a scenario in which the orbital junk gets out of control and cuts off our access to space for hundreds of years.
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Starting the day ludicrously early seems to be a badge of honor for CEOs like Apple's Tim Cook, who gets out of bed at 3:45 a.m.
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While there is pressure on Modi to give a strong response, Madan said India is aware of what would happen if the situation gets out of hand.
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One could say it's a sex drive, but what I took from it was more a drive to be noticed, needed, recognized, that gets out of proportion.
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They say they have to recover their research and development costs and earn a profit for investors, but the markup on prescription drugs gets out of hand.
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I didn't know how Kyrie Irving gets out of bed every morning, let alone dominates a professional sport at the absolute highest level on a nightly basis.
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He, very unstealthily, gets out of his car that was right in front of us, and nonchalantly strolls over with the bag and hands it to us.
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And at this point, she's wise to this type of behavior, and gets out of it pretty quickly, gets in her car, and drives back to Baltimore.
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Community, Sasse says, is fostered by individual acts of charity and fellow-feeling; government does what it needs to do when it gets out of the way.
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Bottom line ... Tekashi will still have some sort of musical following once he gets out of prison, but you probably won't hear his voice on HOT 97.
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If the memo gets out of the committee, it would then head to the White House for a declassification review -- leaving the decision in the President's hands.
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O.J. Simpson's still untouchable in the literary world -- most major publishers will NOT be scrambling to offer him a book deal after he gets out of prison.
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Carrefour wants to add non-food lines in future like clothing, as well as more information, such as how much the farmer gets out of the shelf price.
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I think the one interesting aspect that I&aposm focused on more is that we are not hearing as much about what North Korea gets out of this.
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In corporate America, this is the type of thing management would at the very least want to get out in front of before it gets out of hand.
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All she gets out of it is a fleeting moment of companionship, and that, in itself, is a welcome reminder that the human part of her isn't dead.
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I'm not totally sure what anyone gets out of making these, but the genre of technically impressive and time-intensive supercut is only getting more and more popular.
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President Trump heavily criticized President Obama for taking vacations while occupying the White House, but the Trump family gets out of D.C. fairly regularly — and at opportune times.
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Still, Castillo said she hopes to find her when she gets out of prison, though she has no idea who adopted her or how to track her down.
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You'll always have disagreements but you can't really turn it where it gets-- into something where it gets out of control and things can get out of control.
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CEO Nadav Goshen compares the printer to professional computer-aided design software: it's meant to be a tool that serves its purpose and gets out of the way.
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James Hammes was also sentenced to three years of supervised release after he gets out of prison and agreed to pay nearly $7.7 million in restitution, prosecutors said.
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Walk this way Wedding day really is a dream day, when the paralyzed bride gets out of her wheelchair, walks down the aisle and dances at the reception.
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"She's full of life and full of energy; she's the only kid that gets out of her room here and goes and plays with everybody," adds Christina, 30.
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"Look man, DeLuca is going to clear everything up once he gets out of surgery, is there anything …" Ben begins to say before Alex quickly cuts him off.
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Whenever the dinner table fighting gets out of hand, the fam's wise kid simply presses "play" and suddenly everyone is too busy channeling Adele to scream about politics.
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We just have one little question: When Alexander gets out of the hospital, will he have to change his diet to something more, well, healthy than daily Domino's?
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I have the cutest video on my phone that I cannot wait to post when the news gets out, of them in the background jumping up and down.
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Let's see if it gets out of control like in the U.K. The Guardian reported that Deliveroo Editions are now tiny containers with no window on car parks.
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OUIJA: ORIGIN OF EVIL In 1960s Los Angeles, a psychic's new Ouija board gets out of hand, and her little girl is taken over by an evil force.
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Flag's way of maintaining discipline among squad members is to implant an explosive charge in their necks, which he can remotely detonate if anyone gets out of line.
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"It's a moment when the guy who's driving the robot, he's in the head, and he's this little guy, and he gets out of the head," Longo says.
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You'll probably never have to worry, but if something does get jammed and the pressure gets out of control, you'll know to abort, hopefully before it's too late.
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With version 2.0, Mixmax gets an updated editor that better integrates with the current Gmail interface and that gets out of the way of popular extensions like Grammarly.
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Though Alex (Ryan Destiny) quickly gets out of her "driving without a license" arrest thanks to her mom's (Naomi Campbell) fancy lawyer, Derek is still stuck behind bars.
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This is a consequence of his basically transactional worldview, which sees all foreign policy issues through the lens of what America gets out of it in cash terms.
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At a rest stop bathroom, she gets out of the "house car" they are using for a road trip and texts Fran that she wants him to leave.
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The book satirizes the many ways making plans for big celebrations — the kind in which heightened emotions, complex logistics and considerable expenses collide — easily gets out of hand.
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"El Camino" is even more so, literally climaxing in a "Wild West" quick-draw gunfight and fitting its heist scenes into an outlaw-gets-out-of-Dodge story.
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It's something straight out of an Indiana Jones movie: guy is captured, guy gets out of his restraints, ducks under a closing door, and guy manages to escape.
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"At that stage, the whole thing gets out of hand," said Stuart Harbinson, Hong Kong's former representative at the WTO, now an international trade consultant at Hume Brophy.
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Eric Dickerson has high hopes for his old pal O.J. Simpson when he gets out of jail later this fall ... but his highest is hittin' the green with him.
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The choice of using Morgan for this experiment is eerily perfect, too: The movie is about a humanoid robot that gets out of control and retaliates against its makers.
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After all, if the Ebola outbreak gets out of control, it will quickly become a multi-billion dollar headache for the world, just as it did in West Africa.
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Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner have settled their divorce case and the final settlement will be filed with the court after Ben gets out of rehab ... TMZ has learned.
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Some elements of the military and his fellow Chavistas might prefer to sacrifice Maduro and negotiate a transition to a more conciliatory government if bloodshed gets out of hand.
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Similarly, Twitter's founders (and the communities they enable), by intentionally designing the user experience that we all consume, shape what gets out of our phones and into our brains.
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Joe Giudice has to get the hell up outta the United States -- a judge is deporting him to his native Italy ... once he gets out of prison, that is.
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"When the NFL gets out of town, the other clubs from MLB and NHL can fill the vacuum with more expensive season ticket packages and luxury suites," Vrooman said.
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As soon as the sedan stops, a teary-eyed woman frantically gets out of the car with her baby in her arms and a cell phone to her ear.
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It's almost surprising how much mileage the band gets out of this character; as it turns out, Turner's washed up Gainsbourg figure is one of his more compelling guises.
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We are the forefront of a potentially enormous epidemic, and it's very important that we get the resources to try and control this before it gets out of hand.
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When the customer is always right and wields the threat of complaining to management, what is a service worker supposed to do about flirting that gets out of hand?
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This dude then gets out of his car, while his pants are down around his ankles, and is trying to run with this huge erection down the fucking street.
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With all this in mind, it's key to use a social media management tool that does its job — sharing posts on social media — and gets out of your way.
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" After the sentencing, Jitmoud said he whispered into Relford's ear to "do good deeds" when he gets out of prison and that he has "confidence that Allah is forgiving.
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Accuracy of language and perception — the writer is not striving for effect and gets out of the way to let us see the world through the lens of language.
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"You establish pride in the guy and pride in his job, he's going to be a lot more successful when he gets out of here," the program's director explained.
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What happens is that the undercover officer, he gets out of his car, and he takes, like, a, I guess what they would call, like, a safe position somewhere.
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Television networks usually don't like to talk about this — they don't want to draw attention to it — but they sometimes employ security in case anything gets out of hand.
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One boy asked his parents if they could go to a fried chicken shop when he gets out of the cave, while another said he was craving pan-fried pork.
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"Doesn't matter who gets out of the limo…I'll give 5k to the charity of @chrisbharrison's choice if @ariejr lasts 1 year with anyone," Holm tweeted during the arrivals episode.
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Last week, I learned that my coworker, Maria Del Russo, "goes scorched earth" any time she gets out of a relationship, cutting off all contact from her former love interest.
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If it lasts long enough or gets out of hand, the pressure in the overnight lending market could raise questions about the Fed's ability to influence short-term borrowing costs.
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"Without that (oil) demand increase, you potentially find that the market gets out of kilter… which is not a good place for the oil industry to be in," he said.
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In the same way that experts say that you shouldn't pay the ransom when hit by ransomware, tech companies need to block this coercion before it gets out of control.
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The arrangement reveals what Volvo gets out of the deal that will help Uber beat rivals including Google and Ford, who are planning driverless on-demand fleets, to commercial launch.
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"She gets out of the SUV and tells me I better not hurt her old man, and if I do, she knows people who will find me," Schnell says, laughing.
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There is a hedonism to the way Thiebaud applies the paint and chooses his palette, but it never gets out of hand: that is what is breathtaking about the work.
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After briefly going back to his old ways when he gets out of prison, Gekko has a Scrooge-like epiphany, realizing that family is more important than blah, blah, blah.
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The typical eating disorder narrative follows a predictable arc: A person's restrictive eating or bingeing—with or without purging—gets out of control, they struggle, and then they seek help.
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What you need, economists think, is an independent institution that's insulated from politics and thus can afford to "take the punch bowl away" before the party gets out of control.
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You die if it gets out of hand (prompting a horde of popups that gleefully inform you of this), and then Kingsway fittingly cuts to a blue screen of death.
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The hero of "The Aeneid," on the other hand, having made a long speech, gets out of the bed he shares with Dido to go and found the Eternal City.
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After actress Sam Swift (Bilson) gets out of rehab, the entertainment industry refuses to cast her, leaving her no choice but to shadow a private investigator named Eddie Valetik (Cibrian).
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What Baumbach gets out of his cast here—even the smaller, broader characters, like Dern's, or Alan Alda as an insufficiently ruthless LA divorce lawyer Charlie briefly hires—is thrilling.
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From separation anxiety to social anxiety to school avoidance to phobias to generalized anxiety disorder, many children's lives are at some point touched by anxiety that gets out of hand.
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Just a few short moments later, a car stops in front of the home, and a woman gets out of the passenger side of the vehicle, and approaches the front door.
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Dr. Lee says your derm can prescribe topical antibiotics if the situation gets out of hand; otherwise, stick to antibacterial washes and soaps to decrease the bacterial count in the area.
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It's a computer that gets out of my way and just lets me do the things I need to get done, instead of distracting me with network settings or other annoyances.
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Twenty-year-old Laura Kramer is an apprentice to a Sweeper in the island city of Amicae in the Orien Territories, cleaning up the infestation before it gets out of control.
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It's not hard to see what YouTube gets out of the program: A built-in brigade of likable, compelling spokespeople, who fully believe in what the company is trying to accomplish.
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Mashable: What are you hoping the average viewer — the person who doesn't know your name and didn't watch you when you were an NBA star — gets out of seeing Mr. Chibbs?
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"I'm O.K. with it so long as they're civilized," she said, noting that the noise level sometimes gets out of hand, especially when children's birthday parties are held on the lawn.
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My sense from Nathan is that he's resigned to the fact that he will not be able to talk to his dad until 2024, when his dad gets out of prison.
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" "Once the public actually grasps what the board and what the management did to cause the problem and the truth gets out, of course I can be back in the ads.
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The second Sanders gets out of the race, he loses a whole lot of relevance and leverage to affect change in Biden's views or in the direction of the overall party.
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Essentially, scientists would want to better understand various cause-and-effect pathways in the environment and quantify the risks of various ecological outcomes before this technology gets out of the lab.
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When he and his Santa Barbara colleagues Ahmed Almheiri, Donald Marolf and James Sully set out to explain how information gets out of a black hole, they ran into a contradiction.
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Yes, maybe you can make better choices and be the crab that gets out of the bucket — but that'll be at the expense of all the other crabs in the bucket.
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The Oliver Wyman report, which focuses on the benefits A.I.G. gets out of being in many types of businesses at once, says breaking up would have the opposite effect the activists intend.
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You can't stop assholes 100% of the time, but you can watch a room, get a sense of who's making people uncomfortable and curtail the problem before it gets out of hand.
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Those who want to hold out for the high-tech Wair will be looking at a price tag of around €150-200 ($156-208) when it gets out of the prototype phase.
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"As they were trying to see if they could help with the disabled vehicle, the mother gets out of the vehicle and responds quickly to the passenger side rear," Cole tells PEOPLE.
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After getting bashed by the monster waves the vehicle eventually becomes disabled and the driver actually gets out of his truck multiple times before he was eventually airlifted by the Coast Guard.
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Or to express the problem in a different way, the forward currency rate gets out of line with the interest-rate differential between the two currencies (as conventionally measured in money markets).
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After a pause, the terrified Maurice gets out of his chair and turns, and moaning, he wobbles slowly into the dark shadows at the back of the great, gloomy, drafty dining hall.
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Rather than overload his gorgeous palette with squeaky Afrojack synths or a whomping Flosstradamus trap drop, Marshmello cuts the vocals, lets the drums off the leash and gets out of the way.
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There's also a MacGyver reboot, about a white man who gets out of jams thanks to clever inventions, and Bull, about a white guy who has an uncanny ability to read juries.
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But as bitcoin continues to increase in value, fraud gets out of control, or they feel like they don't have control, the feds could put significant regulations on bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
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Others have shared sign language about how to communicate danger if a protest gets out of hand, where police had been spotted, or places where volunteers could drop supplies like helmets and masks.
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Related Articles: How To Fix Your Instagram Explore Feed When It Gets Out Of Whack Instagram's Latest Update Changes Up Your Feed — For The Better Kylie Jenner Made Her Point — Should Snapchat Listen?
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Vine stops his bike to tell her he needs to be cycling a safe distance away from the parked cars, at which point she gets out of her own car and confronts him.
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Over a period of about two minutes, the officers command Noble to put both hands out of the truck window and, after he gets out of his vehicle, to lie on the ground.
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Dina Lohan's alleged catfish boyfriend is going to prove he's the real deal, because he's planning to FaceTime Dina as soon as she gets out of the 'Big Brother' house ... TMZ has learned.
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Her age and lack of mobility — she no longer gets out of the house regularly and has live-in round-the-clock care — have forced a series of adjustments to her work habits.
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"If Iran gets out of the market, it might be a very natural way for them to say, 'Oh, we need to increase production now, because Iran is no longer there,'" he said.
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"Once the public actually grasps what the board and what the management did to cause the problem and the truth gets out, of course I can be back in the ads," he said.
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As officers arrest a suspect, who can be heard on the video saying he is the children's father, the girl gets out of the truck and walks toward police, with her hands up.
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You'll have to ask them, but if an anti-encryption bill gets out of the Intelligence Committee, which is where its strength is greatest, I will do everything I can to prevent that.
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"If this thing gets out of control, it's always a problem when cases are canceled, given the backlog," Lawrence K. Le Roy, an immigration lawyer based in Newark, said in reference to coronavirus.
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A man then gets out of the car and opens the passenger door of Yantko's car and appears to dig around the front seat before transporting an object back to his own vehicle.
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As for his role in the alleged altercation ... he was charged with misdemeanor assault -- and cops tell TMZ Sports he'll need to be booked as soon as he gets out of the hospital.
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GIGOT: Dan, I don&apost know if you saw, but Gary Cohn, president former economic adviser, said that this could begin to undermine, if this gets out of control, this trade tit for tat.
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He reconciles these doubts with qualifiers; although what he gets out of playing music is very selfish, he understands what the music he makes means to the people who love to listen to it.
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With direct Rwandan or Ugandan intervention in Congo now considered unlikely, Angola's main fear is an influx of refugees across its 20203,600-km (1,600 mile) border if the political situation gets out of hand.
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" Asked what he personally gets out of the project, Musk said, "First of all, I should preface this by saying... what I would ask is that... this is a difficult thing that we're doing.
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I can't take my break until my supervisor gets out of a meeting she's in, plus I brought in those leftover noodles, so I decline their offer but thank them for thinking of me.
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A McGregor bout could make Keeler more financially secure than a world title"My job as a boxing coach is to make sure he gets out of this financially secure," Taylor told Business Insider.
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Giovanni Ribisi plays a con man who gets out of jail and assumes the identity of Pete, his former cellmate, in order to hide from a violent New York gambler played by Bryan Cranston.
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"It's not really clear to me what Trump, or the United States, gets out of this," said Phil Gordon, who served at the State Department and on the National Security Council under Mr. Obama.
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"The Mighty Ducks" goalie Shaun Weiss has some free rehab waiting on him once he gets out of jail ... and all he has to do is make his way to the Lone Star State.
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U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani also slapped Buckingham with a $40,000 fine, and after Buckingham gets out of prison, she will be on supervised release for one year, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.
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"If my sleep schedule gets out of whack, it's hard to make myself get out of bed — and it's even harder when you don't have to physically go into an office," Mx. Streams said.
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"I think if you studied Bob's views of what the ideal state would look like, you'd find that, basically, he wants a system where the state just gets out of the way," Patterson said.
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Scott Walker illustrated for the audience a United States in which government gets out of the way and enables them to achieve the American Dream based upon their own talents, ambition and hard work.
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If smacking your kid when he gets out of line/mouths off is 'troublesome' for you, you're one of the main reasons our kids (in the US) are #22 in the world in education.
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If smacking your kid when he gets out of line/mouths off is "troublesome" for you, you're one of the main reasons our kids (in the US) are #22 in the world in education.
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And it was a Caucasian gentleman, probably in his mid-50s and not terribly svelte, if you will, and he gets out of the truck, and it has a Trump sticker on the back.
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In the Moscow video, which was released earlier this week by Russian state-owned NTV, a man gets out of a cab shortly after midnight and approaches the entrance of the US embassy compound.
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" Teresa also takes a moment to refute rumors that Joe has been "verbally abusive" to her in recent phone calls and that she plans on filing for divorce before he gets out of prison. "Really?
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The shot of him half-raising his hand as she gets out of the car, as if he wants to say something but doesn't quite know how, is perhaps the most poignant moment of all.
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"Inflammation is normally a very helpful response in the brain, but when it goes on and persists for a long time, and gets out of control -- that's what we think happens in CTE," said McKee.
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Now all of the sudden, Trump becomes a threat both to Republicans, who have their own plans, and Democrats, who right now have a fire to stamp out before the Bern gets out of control.
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Rick Caruso says O.J. Simpson is free to roam the grounds of The Grove once he gets out of prison later this year ... just so long as he's nicer, and more respectful than Donald Trump.
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As much as D'Ambrosio would love to enroll her children at a free, afternoon program in the hours before she gets out of work, the mother of six shares similar concerns to that of Wahl's.
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Mr. McGlockton, who had been inside the store with the couple's 5-year-old son, is seen leaving the store and shoving Mr. Drejka to the ground as Ms. Jacobs gets out of the car.
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The Irish-first decision was allegedly at the request of Rudy Giuliani, and the way things have been going for Giuliani, it may have been the most significant thing he gets out of the transition.
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As a level one offender, authorities only need to give out an approximate address of Weiner's when he gets out of the halfway house, according to the New York State Division of Criminal Services website.
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I think Cracker does, especially when she gets out of her own way and can relax a bit, which I think will happen when she doesn't have the pressure cooker of the show keeping her down.
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Douglas Hughes, 62, of Ruskin, Florida, also was sentenced by U.S. District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly to a year of supervised release after he gets out of prison, the spokesman for the U.S. Attorney's Office said.
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While she initially mentions that she isn't "really big on exercising," it's clear through the rest of her interview that Hadid does actually enjoy what she gets out of a workout — mainly, feeling fit and strong.
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"What the Muslim Brotherhood gets out of this is a platform allowing them to get their message out," said Anja Wehler-Schoeck, the resident director of the Friedrich Ebert Foundation, a German organization that promotes democracy.
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Unreal scene just witnessed on I-10 in Houston, east bound lanes at Holland, just outside the east loop...a guy gets out of his car with gun just shooting in the middle of freeway. Unbelievable.
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Why it matters: While most analysts agree that the debt loads at these companies are manageable for now, some firms are beginning to feel investor pressure to manage rising debt before it gets out of hand.
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When he gets out of the military in a few months, he's going back to school on the Post-9/11 GI Bill—a benefit measure that was co-sponsored, as it happens, by Bernie Sanders.
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It was offered up during plea negotiations as Manafort's lawyers sought to preserve assets for Manafort's wife, Kathleen, and for the once notoriously high-living political consultant to subsist on when he gets out of prison.
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With the weight of Nick's future acts weighing on her, Gypsy gets out of her wheelchair and assumes the role of caregiver to her mother, whose illness is making her swollen and causing her even more pain.
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On the second floor there are shower rooms, which are intended for bike commuters and people who jog at lunchtime, but also have been used as sex cabins when the Friday happy hour gets out of hand.
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His children, all in their 50s, keep an eye on when he gets out of bed, goes to the toilet, has a meal or leaves the house, using an app that pings them if anything is wrong.
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And part of the reason why I think the sooner Britain gets out of it the better is precisely so that we can begin the process of building alternative structures now that the EU can morph into.
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For Pavilion, owned by Singapore's sovereign wealth fund Temasek, the deal means it can sell LNG into Britain, Spain and the Netherlands while Iberdrola gets out of long-term commitments to buy LNG in an oversupplied market.
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And then he gets out of jail after 10 years and you go, 'I'm going to give this guy a job washing dishes because he's done his penance,' nobody goes, 'Well, what about the people he murdered?
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But even the most carefully worded liability waivers — those contracts protecting shows from contestants suing over potential damages suffered on the show — can't guarantee that a show will catch every situation before it gets out of control.
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"I don't know how he gets out of it all the time," said Judy Campagna, a 58-year-old Democrat, of President Trump's ability to remain in office while so many of his associates have been indicted.
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Every time Gucci Mane gets out of jail, he likes to go straight to the recording studio—a habit that is acknowledged among his fans as a testament to both his work ethic and his turbulent life.
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PARIS/BEIRUT (Reuters) - Kurdish-led forces in northern Syria may not be able to continue hold Islamic State prisoners if the situation in the region gets out of control, top Syrian Kurdish official Ilham Ahmed said on Friday.
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Even if alternative music apps worked on the Apple Watch, they still wouldn't be able to actually stream music, since once the watch gets out of range of my iPhone or a Wi-Fi network, it becomes disconnected.
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By putting out a statement on the AirPods ahead of time, Apple gets out of the way something that it'd likely rather not highlight during its on-stage presentation tomorrow morning, when it'll announce the new MacBook Pro.
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In the panic-inducing video, the 55-year-old pulls up to the Melia Barcelona Sky hotel in Spain, gets out of his car, and walks around to a side of the building before beginning his daredevil ascent.
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The Lions' game plan this week may be to run the ball against the Chiefs' porous run defense, so there's a chance Stafford doesn't even get to throw quite as much unless the game gets out of hand.
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When an opponent usually gets out of the way by bending at the waist or leaning backwards, the double jab forces him into his most crouched or craned position before the right hand has even left its holster.
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Super important to record their stories and to make sure we're talking about their stories all the time and reminding people what happens when this stuff gets out of hand and what did happen to a major population.
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He's apparently planning to meet with Clay as soon as he gets out of jail, presumably so the two can discuss their shared hatred of Trump, pickax preference, and perhaps start plotting for whenever the star gets rebuilt.
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"Gordon gets out of the car, and sees that here, they are all here to celebrate him and celebrate what he has meant to black photographers," said Ms. Lane, a board member of the Studio Museum in Harlem.
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Icahn raises stakes in Herbalife, Hertz; cuts PayPal, Freeport-McMoran Soros Fund Management buys new stakes in financials Soros gets out of gold, Paulson cuts SPDR Gold shares Buffett's Berkshire takes huge bite of Apple shares, boosts airline stakes
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These mouth issues can be annoying, but just because your mouth gets out of whack during your cycle doesn't mean that you have to plan your teeth cleanings around your period, unless you really want to, Dr. Ahmed says.
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That's all once the app gets out of the lab, though: currently it has only been tested internally, and the team is going to load it up with a few common use cases before releasing it for public use.
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Here in my district, there are a lot of service members and veterans who are dealing with the impacts of what happens when bureaucracy gets out of control and the [Department of Veterans Affairs] can't take care of people.
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In this sense, the most flattering comparison that could be made for Bernard is to Mission: Impossible's Solomon Lane, an international anarchist mastermind who mostly plays his role and gets out of the way of the action on screen.
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He gets out of his regular shirt, because he needs to be in a tank top to get his makeup done, and he walks back in with the crow, and I see he's got a tattoo on his arm.
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According to NASA, their spacewalk — the name for any time an astronaut gets out of a vehicle while in space — is the 221st in support of station assembly, maintenance and upgrades, and the eighth outside the station this year.
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"We know it's due to the magnetic field that connects the Sun's surface to its outer atmosphere, but we're still learning about how [energy] gets out of the magnetic field into the corona," NASA solar physicist Alphonse Sterling told Gizmodo.
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Soros Fund Management buys new stakes in financials Soros gets out of gold, Paulson cuts SPDR Gold shares Buffett's Berkshire takes huge bite of Apple shares, boosts airline stakes Bets on financials, pharma power US hedge funds' strong start to year
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At the call center, she finds that her fellow-workers, caught between unpredictable customers and eavesdropping managers, suffer panic attacks so often that the local paramedic asks "Okay, who is it this time?" when he gets out of the ambulance.
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"If someone gets out of the fund because they're scared [during a stock selloff] and then gets back in, it defeats the purpose of trusting that target-date fund manager to get you where you want to be," Shotwell said.
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The eight-episode first season, which arrives on Netflix on December 14th, follows Cal McTeer (Charlotte Best) and all the trouble she stirs up when she gets out of prison and goes home to the small coastal town of Orphelin Bay.
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He gets out of bed 20 minutes after we've lied down to get me a glass of water, and picks up my prescriptions from the pharmacy because I ask him to, even though he's just as tired as I am.
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WIRED: That must be an interesting part of the job—balancing the urge to get people to spend more time in the app with the desire to build something that serves its purpose and then gets out of the way.
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While these systems can provide users with a way to do a post-mortem when systems fail to keep up with demand, ideally you want to catch that problem before it gets out of control and has material impact on users.
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Rupert Grint, who played Ron Weasley in the eight-movie franchise, is slated to appear in a new Crackle series called Snatch about a London heist that gets out of control alongside Ed Westwick and Luke Pasqualino (Skins fans, start screaming).
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He's going to be subject to search and seizure, and when he gets out of the halfway house, to check in with his federal probation officer and notify him of his residence, [which] they can search at any given time.
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"The developments so far point to a real risk that the people of Zimbabwe's fundamental freedoms are once again in danger and this must be stopped before it gets out of control," Jestina Mukoko, who chairs the forum, told reporters.
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And a fire extinguisher can be a great deterrent if somebody gets out of control, or somebody, if anything happens, a teacher, anybody, can break that glass, set the alarm off, grab that chemical fire extinguisher and spray it towards somebody.
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William Kristol, editor of The Weekly Standard, said the hostility toward Mr. Trump could be damaging if the Republican convention this summer gets out of hand or if his unusually high negative ratings end up hurting other Republicans on the ticket.
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Utrecht, Netherlands (Reuters) - Coming to a stop outside yet another front door on Utrecht's narrow streets, 25-year-old Susann Huber gets out of her electric minivan, pulls out a crate of groceries and hands them over to a waiting customer.
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The house arrest benefit granted to Mr. Rosales credits rumors in political circles, which could be summed up in this speculated quid pro quo: Mr. Rosales gets out of jail in exchange for the opposition desisting on the recall referendum.
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Kurdish-led forces in northern Syria may not be able to continue to hold Islamic State prisoners if the situation in the region gets out of control after a U.S. pullout, top Syrian Kurdish official Ilham Ahmed said on Friday.
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Sources close to the UFC superstar tell us he's taking his legal matters VERY seriously -- but isn't brushing off his fight with D.C. He's planning on jumping right back into his training regimen as soon as he gets out of jail.
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When this system gets out of whack, or certain species disappear, that can have a domino effect that goes far down the line, wiping out or endangering other species as well, and even affecting our own food supply and security.
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"If this thing gets out of control, it's always a problem when cases are canceled, given the backlog," Lawrence K. LeRoy, an immigration lawyer based in Newark, told CNN about the potential for a court shutdown due to the virus.
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"We're going to ensure that no one gets out of these primary states like Iowa and New Hampshire without hearing about the Green New Deal over and over and over again," said Varshini Prakash, the executive director of Sunrise Movement.
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Calling Hayes a "disgusting serial killer," Capri said the delay in charging Hayes in the other three killings stems from his department's desire to build a "solid, solid case" against him and to ensure he never gets out of prison.
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It's a beautiful game, and if it eventually suffers from the ham-handed sensibilities of Hideo Kojima, it gets out of its own way long enough to let you inhabit its sparse, bleak landscape and form your own relationship to it.
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In the opening scene, the minute she gets out of that car, takes a few steps and then trudges back to get the suitcase she forgot, I knew I was in for something other than — or in addition to — realism.
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It's a common vaginal infection caused by "an imbalance of the usual bacterial environment in the vagina, and when this gets out of balance, the PH changes, and this typical fishy odor and a grayish, frothy discharge can occur," Dr. Dweck explains.
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When Phoebe really takes off as a protagonist — and, by extension, so does the rest of the book — is when she gets out of the desert and goes back to her liberal bubble to turn her experience in Trump country into street cred.
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Soros gets out of gold, Paulson cuts SPDR Gold shares Icahn raises stakes in Herbalife, Hertz; cuts PayPal, Freeport-McMoran Buffett's Berkshire takes huge bite of Apple shares, boosts airline stakes Bets on financials, pharma power US hedge funds' strong start to year
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Sources close to Demi tell us ... there will be a major focus on separating her from toxic people in her life once she gets out of rehab -- including even a distant relative who is believed to have a negative impact on her.
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I get why, as a consumer, I might want to buy from the same ... This lag problem is a good one that you get with all of these, because these things don't really work well together, the audio gets out of sync.
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Darius McCollum is something out of New York City tabloid lore: the thief of all thieves, the guy who gets caught over and over again (30 times, in total), seemingly the minute he gets out of jail or prison for his previous caper.
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And there's some nice work in the technical department from composer Steven Price, who comes up with a memorable theme for the Squad, and cinematographer Roman Vasyanov, who ably suggests a city descending into chaos whenever Ayer gets out of his way.
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"It's impossible to put a real figure on how much free advertising Starbucks gets out of the situation, but it's in a totally different category than product placement because it was accidental, which makes it more valuable," said Dan Hill, CEO of Hill Impact.
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After he has chauffeured Rick back to his house in the hills every evening, he gets out of the actor's Cadillac, gets into his own battered car and drives back to his trailer to feed his dog and eat food out of a packet.
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Sometimes you'll catch someone at a bad time, and no matter how great your email is, he'll forget he ever got it by the time he gets out of a day of meetings and its been pushed to the bottom of his inbox page.
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Five is a very small number, especially in this day and age where we need to keep tabs on everything (geddit), but at least you'll be more conscious of your Chrome tab usage — which we can all admit, gets out of hand far too easily.
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"Doesn't matter who gets out of the limo…I'll give 5k to the charity of @chrisbharrison's choice if @ariejr lasts 1 year with anyone," Holm tweeted during the arrivals episode, suggesting that Luyendyk Jr. won't find long-lasting love with any of his 29 contestants.
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"I think if you studied [Mercer's] views of what the ideal state would look like, you'd find that, basically, he wants a system where the state just gets out of the way," a former colleague of Mercer's told New Yorker reporter Jane Mayer in 2017.
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While Alexa might be an important agent within our home, the big question is whether she could ever be Samantha, the powerful, warm-voiced OS from the movie "Her," unless she gets out of the home and spends most of her time with us.
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I wake up SO sweaty and thirsty in the middle of the night (likely from the ice cream sundae with sea salt caramel that we split for dessert) and D. gets out of bed to get me a glass (truthfully, a Nalgene) of water.
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"We call on governments In surrounding countries to accelerate their preparedness, which they have begun, to ensure that if - as is increasingly possible - this outbreak spreads across international borders we are all collectively prepared to top it before it gets out of control," he said.
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When a footballer gets out of bed after a huge night out, he is straightaway compelled to tap his own name into Twitter's search bar, just to check footage of him puking in Vodka Revs hasn't been shared several million times among complete strangers.
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While a man named Ned, the idiot brother in question here, appears to be the main topic of this film, his three sisters who must figure out what to do with him once he gets out of jail are equally as important to the film's plot.
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Alex (Brianne Tju)Who She Is: Alex is a chatty, bold member of the dance team — who also harbors a problem with prescription pills, which sometimes gets out of control: On the evening of Olivia's birthday party, she gives a damning toast to Olivia while high.
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His big idea: let people see not just the data they put into platforms like Facebook, but also what Facebook gets out of it: The most important thing that regulators could do is force Facebook and Google — and all data collectors — to disclose their factory output.
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The challenge for major government and corporate donors now is to assure this initial preparation translates into action on the ground without delay — that the appropriated funding is put to work quickly, before the highly infectious virus spreads further and the new outbreak gets out of hand.
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In a Facebook Live session with Jerry Seinfeld, the Facebook cofounder and CEO tells the comedian that the very first thing he does in the morning, even before he gets out of bed to use the bathroom or puts in his contact lenses, is check his phone.
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A lot of people want to call Yakupov a bust, as 48 goals in 245 games will have that effect, but he's still only 22 years old and could prove to be a very good player once he gets out of the hell that is Edmonton.
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He turned down a supporting part in Terms of Endearment that later won Jack Nicholson an Oscar, and he also turned down the lead role in Die Hard, which made Bruce Willis the heir apparent to Reynolds's "regular guy who gets out of crazy scrapes" screen persona.
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Partway through her time at the table—about 15 minutes and 50 seconds in—Smith brought up his bathroom-related problems yet again, divulging that he has an "old man bladder," and gets out of bed to go to the bathroom about five times a night.
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Gun buyers who value the freedom to walk into a gun store and walk out with a brand new non-smart-gun have therefore correctly concluded that the best way to preserve that freedom is to torpedo any smart gun tech before it gets out of the gate.
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FROM PEN: Check Out Rose Byrne's 'Controversial' Mustard Colored Blazer In a recent video Instagram post, Polizzi shared of the crew hitting the road, the 29-year-old gets out of the car to write a 'Honk if you love GTL' slogan on the back of the pick-up.
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Re-teaming with Mark Wahlberg, the star of his Boston Marathon bombing thriller "Patriots Day," director Peter Berg returns to the Beantown backdrop for the story of an ex-cop (Wahlberg) who gets out of prison and back into trouble when two of his former colleagues are found murdered.
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"If the U.K. gets out of Europe, and Trump gets more angry at Germany, I wouldn't be surprised if he cuts a deal with the U.K. bilaterally," said Ms. Vinjamuri, who added that Mr. Trump would prefer to deal with a more isolated Britain that he could dominate.
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This is a car that gets out of your way and lets you drive in just about every conceivable way – from overhead, and side-to-side space, to the lack of an instrument cluster, to the absence of air vents (air is circulated through slats that blend seamlessly with the dash).
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The show is a fable that is as much about breaking out of toxic patterns as it is discovering what makes life truly worth living, and its emphasis on human connection and kindness are unexpectedly poignant considering how many laughs the show gets out of its main character dying brutally.
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Driving closer to see what exactly she was up to, the passengers in the car can be heard exclaiming in surprise when the woman drives off the lot, gets out of her car and begins to roll up two makeshift grey mats painted with lines to look like a rectangular box.
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David Roberts, GamesRadar+ It's pure Final Fantasy nonsense — talk of crystals and kingdoms and chocobos and the like — but for the first 20-30 hours or so, it mostly gets out of the way to let you soak up its reality-meets-fantasy landscape and explore it at your own pace.
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One minute, in "Your Sister's Sister," she's writing about a sister who's sleeping with the boyfriend of her sister, and the next, in "Outside In," it's about a guy who gets out of prison and is in love with his former high school teacher, which I think is kind of brilliant.
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The sentencing — which also included three years of supervised release after Mr. Albury gets out of prison — brought to a close the second leak case charged under the Espionage Act during the Trump administration after Attorney General Jeff Sessions's vow last year to crack down on unauthorized disclosures of classified information.
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She shared at an A.A. meeting that before she gets out of the car, she makes sure to turn the radio from the pop station she was enjoying to NPR in order to impress her boyfriend, and a woman in the meeting laughed and warmed up to her — and so will readers.
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"Adults should have the option to use the car manufacturer's device or select their own monitoring system," she said, pointing to one device, a Cars-N-Kids car seat monitor that sends an alert to your smart phone if the car seat is too hot or cold, or the child gets out of the seat.
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It's like Trump was handed the baton in a race, and instead of staying in his lane he walks off the track, gets into a car, drives the car off a cliff, rolls down the cliff, the car explodes, he gets out of the car, dusts himself off, and he's like, 'Why didn't Obama drive?
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The worrisome takeaway from this is that the Zika virus has had years to circulate throughout Brazil and neighboring countries, and it did so undetected: this is important, because as we've seen in other major outbreaks - such as Ebola in 2014 - early detection is a critical factor in slowing or stopping an outbreak before it gets out of hand.
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If the answer is that antitrust enforcement should be consistently more aggressive in order to rein in Google, too, when it gets out of line, then how can we be sure that that same more-aggressive enforcement standard wouldn't have curtailed the extent of the Microsoft ecosystem in which it was profitable for Google to become Google?
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I'm at the point where my character is upgraded in a way that makes me balanced and effective, and given how many Souls games I've played over the years, I've got no problem with having to sprint through a level for another shot at a boss, but Flinthook's balance gets out of whack as it goes along.
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JUUL has a history of waiting until any given problem (like, say, teen vaping) gets out of hand before responding to it, and the government has taken what the Los Angeles Times once described as a "go-slow approach" on regulation—perhaps not doing enough, say critics, to curb what they see as JUUL's negative influence on society.
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The season unfurls in a twisty narrative that gets stranger and better as it goes on, hitting its stride once the inciting incident gets out of the way, but over the course of its eight half-hour episodes, it never quite manages to deliver on the deeper, knottier question of the premise: What makes you you, anyway?
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"When you think about little commonsense things, practical things, we could do right now, there are fire extinguishers, dry-chemical fire extinguishers, in every commercial building, school, and almost within 100 feet of wherever you are, and a fire extinguisher can be a great deterrent if somebody gets out of control or if anything happens," Moody told the station.
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Stanford is part of an initiative of a number of university consortia and the Library of Congress to figure out what are we going to do about this because that paper in your basement was readable when it was made and it's going to be readable 100 years from now if it gets out of your basement.
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The pilot episode zips through plot points: Star gets out of the foster home and reunites with her sister; Alex is keeping her famous father (played by Lenny Kravitz) a secret; all three girls make it to Atlanta and work at a salon for Star's godmother Carlotta (Queen Latifah); they find a cokehead manager, Jahil Rivera (Benjamin Bratt) at a strip club.
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So look, I get the strategy on his part because -- look, November is lost to them no matter what, so the president just might as well go all-in, put his chips on the table and see what he gets out of it because the democrats are taking the House and they might even take the Senate, and then there will never be a wall for him.
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But somewhere around the three-minute mark, the syncopation gets out of control, singer Andy Partridge drops his vocal so low it sounds like half-heard murmurings down an endless corridor, in a sanitarium wired with faulty electrics, (or could those be the voices in your head?), meanwhile the song's mathy tendencies and slight psych lean cycle maddeningly on and on and on and on.
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We haven't quite dealt with all of the repercussions of tech's domination of the past decade — there will be regulations, a lot of tech is still addictive, and digital hate will continue to travel halfway around the world before the truth gets out of bed — but there are some big, positive ideas that I think you will hear a lot more about in the coming years.
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Unser -- who won the Indy 19923 twice -- was pulled over in Avon, Indiana on May 20 when an officer saw him speeding and swerving all over the highway around 1:12 AM. During the stop, the 57-year-old gets out of his car barefoot and smoking a cigarette -- and the officer immediately notices the smell of booze from both Unser and the car.
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For instance, before Remi Aderemi, a charismatic 25-year old with two gold teeth who performs as Remi Burgz, had her own show on Reprezent, she spread her love of music, in particular a style called U.K. Afrobeats, through a maneuver she called "the roadblock": She pulls up at a red light, she said, pumps the music, gets out of the car and then dances madly until the light changes.
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It also unsettled Mr. Bras's three-starred peers and rattled the keepers and loyal adherents of the guide itself, whose coveted three-star ranking is considered, fairly or not, the highest accolade in the industry "The joy one gets out of three stars cannot be measured — it's like winning the gold medal in the Olympics," said Maxime Meilleur, the chef of the three-star La Bouitte, located in a small village in the Alps.
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