Dude could have easily gotten lost during his smoke break.
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It has, she said, gotten lost somewhere in her house.
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I must have gotten lost in the thought, unable to act.
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Amid all the regulation, investor protection seems to have gotten lost.
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"I had taken a bad detour and gotten lost," she said.
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DAVE COTE: Because the long-term message seemed to have gotten lost.
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Sava added that he had gotten lost on his walk to StubHub.
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My invite must have gotten lost in the mail... 6:30 a.m.
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Or it could have gotten lost in the hustle and bustle of recess.
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Within an hour of waking up and heading out, Brennan had gotten lost.
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We understand; somehow our tickets also seem to have gotten lost in the mail.
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It seems that the magazine had gotten lost in the mail for 43 years.
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He and Mr. McIntyre had gotten lost and were taking a break at a diner.
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Jamie had gotten lost with her dolphin friend, Skipper, and Imogen's dolphin was named Mandela.
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So many are caught up in following the crowd they have gotten lost in it.
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Amy Schumer, on the other hand, wishes this year's invitation had gotten lost in the mail.
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But without your refreshing perspective, I may have gotten lost in the nauseating gun reform debate.
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On an average day, Bonas' image would've gotten lost in the black hole of Instagram quotes.
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"If she had never gotten lost, we most likely never would have met," Mr. Dehnert said.
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It's true that, as people celebrate Bush's extraordinary life, her Marie Antoinette side has gotten lost.
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When they finally stopped driving, the Chinese officials told the military guards they had gotten lost.
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There have also been racers who have gotten lost, even though the trail is very well-marked.
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Not sure if someone had dropped her off or if she had wandered there and gotten lost.
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Four, she explained, got stuck at customs, while others seem to have gotten lost in the mail.
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"But real rape victims," Ms. Seccuro said in an interview, "have gotten lost in this whole circus."
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He's walked out of the house several times and gotten lost (the police helped bring him back).
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In the mêlée of vacuums on the market today, one omnipotent appliance seems to have gotten lost.
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Those questions have gotten lost as the debate has devolved into a spat over budget tables and footnotes.
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NEIL PATRICK HARRIS & DAVID BURTKA Our invitation to the baking sesh must have gotten lost in the mail.
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Honeywell's CEO Dave Cote said that perhaps the long-term message may have gotten lost in that presentation.
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Amidst the glitz and glamor of celebrities and swanky parties, the truth about egg freezing has gotten lost.
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But there are some important nuances scientists have learned about HIIT that have gotten lost in the hype.
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And that's when the man revealed that his partial dentures had mysteriously gotten lost about a week earlier.
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The Brentwood, Tennessee, native had gotten lost after straying from the trail to relieve herself and set up camp.
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Here are five other stories in tech news this week that may have gotten lost in the Facebook drama.
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They were out to dinner, and upon returning home, it seemed Pepper had gotten lost out in the rain.
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He said the upbeat long term message for the company may have gotten lost in a recent management presentation.
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Military orders also appeared to have gotten lost or misinterpreted on their way down the chain, the report claims.
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She said people had been worried that I had gotten lost or even forgotten that tonight was the dinner.
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They had gotten lost in the Texas brush after crossing the border and had been walking for four days.
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I've done films before where I'd found I had gotten lost in a take, but never on this scale.
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On her way back to her hotel one night, she feared she had gotten lost and asked for directions.
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But because it came out long before most awards season films usually do, it easily could have gotten lost.
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The efforts appear to have gotten lost in the partisan drama over the reauthorization of the Higher Education Act.
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He said that the upbeat long-term message for the company may have gotten lost in a recent management presentation.
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This point was a commonplace one 100 years ago, but it has gotten lost in the recent discussion of consciousness.
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Your plane lands, you disembark, and you run outside hoping your luggage hasn't gotten lost along the way this time.
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They'd indeed gotten lost in the moonless night, but it had been in June, in warm weather, on a calm lake.
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"There are recommended limits on total fat that I think have sort of gotten lost in the marketing," Ms. Wootan said.
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But we're destination/appointment viewing, and I think that that's really gotten lost from the conversation in the last 10 years.
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One immigrant who had gotten lost told a 911 dispatcher he was so dehydrated he had been drinking his own urine.
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But there are some important nuances about high-intensity interval training, or HIIT, that have gotten lost in all the excitement.
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With no symptoms at the time, she and her family figured it had fallen out and gotten lost, as contacts sometimes do.
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Honeywell's CEO Dave Cote told the "Mad Money " host that perhaps the long-term message may have gotten lost in that presentation.
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If you or your man are cyclists, you always need a multi-tool, and odds are it's gotten lost over the winter.
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Hospice gave me a chance to reset things to their proper order, something that had gotten lost in our highly medicalized life.
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But what's gotten lost amid Republican shrieking is that this incident reflects at least as poorly on Trump as on the agent.
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When Sosebee and Coshow arrived the morning before their first home game to move in, they figured they must have gotten lost.
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The cavernous stone garages that I may as well have gotten lost in were cold, and the people I met even colder.
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Kacey Musgraves wore prom dress-like Armani Privé, and looked as if she had gotten lost on her way to the Staples Center.
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Amidst all the crazy news at Apple's iPhone event last week, the announcement of new emoji may have gotten lost in the shuffle.
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Grabbing Chernow's Hamilton bio rather famously changed my life, but I've also gotten lost in the works of Doris Kearns Goodwin, Robert Caro.
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Yet many who knew the slain soldier now lament that Sergeant Johnson's story has gotten lost amid the flurry of criticism and accusations.
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Who hasn't gotten lost in the rabbit hole of 1Million Dance's killer choreo, or spent several hours watching the dancers slay WildaBEAST Adams' moves?
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Maybe you've gotten lost in a park because your friend didn't know how to drop a pin and you wished they'd share their location.
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The Inuit live with a lot of accidental death, most often people who have gotten lost in a blizzard and frozen in the snow.
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But according to Drake Bell, who costarred in "Drake & Josh" with Peck from 2004 to 2007, his invitation must have gotten lost in the mail.
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Here, however, she seems to have gotten lost between the traditional and experimental sides of her craft, never finding a comfortable voice that accommodates both.
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But just underneath the gleaming towers of wealth are those who have gotten lost along the way, living in plain sight, but out of mind.
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While these charming titles may have gotten lost in the crowd at a bigger convention, they were impossible to miss in San Antonio last weekend.
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They are dealing with infinitely complicated, pervasive, and longstanding problems, yet they've gotten lost in the conversations about struggling white communities in Pennsylvania and Ohio.
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In the swirl of corruption investigations, a key fact has gotten lost entirely: Over the past 25 years, corruption has declined precipitously in many developing countries.
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All the same, he believes something has gotten lost as many people navigate public spaces under the spell of the private experiences encouraged by digital media.
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As the demonstrations have grown in response to Kaepernick taking a knee during the National Anthem, his original message about police and systemic racism has gotten lost.
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She spent her life in animal rights and economic justice movements, but by 2016 felt like she had gotten lost in her efforts to promote social change.
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This isn't the first time a birth control device has gotten lost inside someoneAlthough birth control implant migration is rare, a few other cases have been reported.
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This isn't just because it's hot, but a safety issue too: I've gotten lost on trail runs, and being lost without water is not an appealing prospect.
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And if you've moved a lot or held a lot of jobs, it's even more likely that a check or two may have gotten lost in the shuffle.
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At some point, the snarky jabs at ex-boyfriends and annoying brothers became name-calling and virtue signaling, and her bullish charm had gotten lost along the way.
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He told his nine family members to run and returned to the line of fire to look for his young nieces who had gotten lost in the crowd.
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But those were details and, amid the chorus of hard-to-pronounce Ukrainian names and byzantine insider politics, some of that may have gotten lost in the din.
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But the most important issue has gotten lost in all this debate over Secretary Clinton's email server: to preserve the safety of our sources of intelligence and information.
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After a soft landing, Mr. Mayer sledded down the glacier to a nearby town to begin his covert mission as a German soldier who had supposedly gotten lost.
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This was an absolute abomination of justice, and it speaks to the growing public misperceptions of police use of force that have often gotten lost in political disputes.
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For anyone who's ever gotten lost in one of John Frusciante's mind-warping guitar solos, "time" is nothing but a social construct used to divide our unifying truth.
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When she got the call that her son had gone missing, she said she had a "gut feeling" he was in the water and hadn't gotten lost on land.
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"What's gotten lost in this story is that the guest wasn't kicked out because he was wearing a Trump hat," Happiest Hour's owner, Jon Neidich, said in a statement.
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LTV: And so figuring out how to speak to one another and building longer-term, lasting relationships with your neighbors is something that may have gotten lost with gentrification.
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Last week, Cote told CNBC's Jim Cramer he was wrong for not giving a more upbeat 2017 outlook, saying the message may have gotten lost in the management's presentation.
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But CEO Paula Schneider, who took the company's reins one year ago, said that message had gotten lost amid some "salacious" advertising, and controversial headlines regarding founder Dov Charney.
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They believe that the dead sharks found near Cape Cod could've gotten lost or confused during their travels, leaving them stuck near Massachusetts when the brutal weather blew in.
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Tim eventually turned up safe — he'd gotten lost and run out of gas, proof for Elizabeth of his well-meaning buffoonery — but not before causing a lot of agita.
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I have gotten lost in almost every building I have been in and have successfully escaped from all of them so far, including Trader Joe's on a Sunday afternoon.
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Yet they, too, are imperfect: Over my years using both apps, they have occasionally failed to summon a car, drivers have gotten lost and rides have been canceled inexplicably.
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States can use the $115 billion to build high-risk pools, but they don't have to — an important distinction that has often gotten lost in the health care debate.
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And while Streep may have gotten lost in a crowd of thousands at Arthur Ashe Stadium in Queen, New York, viewers at home were living for her amazing facial expressions.
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IG Metall, meanwhile, blamed the employers for the lack of a deal, saying they had gotten lost in details during the talks rather than seeking agreement on the major issues.
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At least they didn't look as though they had gotten lost in the archive, however, which was the case with Escada, celebrating its 40th anniversary with its first runway show.
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He told authorities he was a student who had gotten lost but had photos of government buildings on his cellphone and digital camera, according to the AP, citing court records.
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Even though the Recode invite to the Goldman confab seems to have gotten lost in the mail, we still managed to wangle the rundown of speakers, courtesy of numerous attendees.
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In a new short film called They Will All Die In Space, a technician is awoken from cryo-sleep and is told that his starship has gotten lost in the cosmos.
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Since our invites for the wedding appear to have gotten lost in the mail, we instead formulated a dignified plan B: to cue up the grand affair straight from our couches.
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But if Musk was really hoping to get Trump to force China into relaxing its restrictions on American cars, his message might have gotten lost in translation based on Trump's reaction.
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For instance, a teen girl named Masha is said to have gotten lost in the catacombs while celebrating New Year's Eve 2005 with her friends, eventually dying from dehydration days later.
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After the fire trucks blocked them, the Chinese officials indicated that they had not understood the guard's English instructions, and had simply gotten lost, according to people briefed on the matter.
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I knew it wasn't the ideal place to park my car for the night, but I had gotten lost driving around town and couldn't find a better spot before exhaustion set in.
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I had stumbled into #planner Instagram—#plannerlife, #plannergirl, #planneraddict—and gotten lost, hungrily scrolling through image after image of fanciful calligraphy and perfectly outlined lists and elaborate illustrations of journaling wood nymphs.
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The individual cashmere petals might've gotten lost with the photographer's flash, but those petals added unexpected shape to the knit silhouette — a subtle tribute to a a classic Comme des Garçons move.
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There, a production assistant was waiting with news: The evening's surprise guest was on his way but had maybe gotten lost somewhere between the New Jersey Turnpike and the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway.
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Between the multiple allegations of sexual assault and harassment against Moore, his Islamophobia, his birtherism, and his bizarre slavery-tolerant comments, this plain anti-gay bigotry has gotten lost along the way.
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He was convinced they must have gotten lost there, and it was not until the next day that he decided to ask a clerk at the store if anyone had seen them.
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The display was actually fairly responsive, and there's something to be said for built-in GPS, as someone who has gotten lost on his bike several times in the city can certainly attest.
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But also something honest, something true about fighting that has gotten lost in the last decade, buried under all those endorsement deals and talk-show appearances and other indications of mainstream American approval.
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Amid the dramatic pageantry of ridiculous mustaches, cowboy hats, glowing horse eyes and rodeo clowns in flight, he's so great at capturing those secret, quiet moments when someone has gotten lost in thought.
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James Slezak, CEO of Swayable, a firm that measures the impact of political ads, said that progressive messaging to convince those remaining voters has often gotten lost in the complexity of Trump's scandals.
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Yet this context has mostly gotten lost in the shuffle over the past half-century, as the showdown seems to permanently teeter between absurd urban mythology and obsessive hero worship of Bruce Lee.
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You may have gotten lost in the emotion of it all, and perhaps you missed how the tech behemoth recreated a potentially deadly car accident to show off the tiny wrist computer's SOS mode.
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There once was a time when people actually got around without navigation systems, and it's almost nightmarish to imagine how many times we tech dependents would've gotten lost in the days of *gulp*... maps.
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So instead of a field of dreams, it's a field of nightmares, one where the most identifiable face belongs to Patrick Wilson as the patriarch of a family that has also gotten lost inside.
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She fought through several serious knee injuries at the end of her collegiate career, and without regular time facing strong competition weekly may have gotten lost in a zero-sum national team roster shuffle.
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The House Select Committee on Benghazi on Tuesday released an 800-page report that found military forces appeared to have gotten lost or misinterpreted orders on their way down the chain as the U.s.
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Now it's as if all that's left is the lever, and the important part, which is who are we gonna be as human beings, seems to have gotten lost in the battle for power.
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While it may have gotten lost in the hype surrounding Marvel's new series, Badlands, which returned for its second season last weekend, delivers on the core promise that Iron Fist fails to live up to.
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But his bouts of aggression and paranoia grew worse, and in November 2014, after Bill had gotten lost for two hours at a local convenience store, his doctor said he was showing signs of dementia.
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The senators at Thursday's meeting mostly listened to Trump and when they spoke, they were eager to put policy issues on his radar that have gotten lost in recent weeks amidst the uproar over impeachment.
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But as Hollywood continues to find its way through its reckoning with sexual harassment and gender discrimination, some female television writers who are mothers feel struggles they contend with have gotten lost in the conversation.
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But his bouts of aggression and paranoia grew worse, and in November 403, after Bill had gotten lost for two hours at a local convenience store, his doctor said he was showing signs of dementia.
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No doubt it serves a different purpose for everyone who uses it, but the original hook of sending disappearing messages seems to have gotten lost in the flood of new functions, redesigns, and an expanding reach.
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Bambi, who is now about 12-years-old, was found by a police officer last Friday wandering around Toledo, Ohio — which is over 100 miles away from Lansing, Michigan, where the canine had originally gotten lost.
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Naaz Modan: In 2018, #MeToo needs more nuance Aziz Ansari's case brought to surface the nuances of the #MeToo movement that seemed to have gotten lost beneath the rubble of fallen men who were once powerful.
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Before getting caught up too much in scenarios of upheaval, despair or exuberance in the wake of one election, take stock of a simple fact that seems to have gotten lost in the rush to speculation.
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It had somehow gotten lost from the mob when it had bounded back up to the mountain at dawn, or had decided to stay on for another course and was now unable to find its way home.
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Antonio Banderas: His performance in Pedro Almodóvar's "Pain and Glory" is one of the year's best, but so subtle that it could have easily gotten lost in the best-actor blood bath that is developing this season.
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"We wanted to highlight Syrian cuisine, which had gotten lost in the shadows of Middle Eastern cuisine," Jala said, noting how Lebanese and other Arabic restaurants had cloaked their restaurants in a generic "Mediterranean" label, for broader appeal.
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"I think Jake, Dasha, and I could have gotten lost on the island just finding new corners to explore if we didn't have 75 of our closest friends and family waiting for us at the Admiral's House," she joked.
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Finally, roughly a month and a half after he'd gotten lost at sea, he finally managed to flag down a crew onboard the MV Arpeggio, a Panamanian ship, by firing off an emergency radio message from his walkie-talkie.
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Some of those considering joining the race are not household names, and an earlier entrance might have gotten lost in the sea of announcements from prominent Democrats like Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Kamala Harris, Cory Booker and Kirsten Gillibrand.
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But confined to Stories, it feels like a natural and much-needed extension of what Instagram was always supposed to be but that's gotten lost in our swelling social networks: giving the people you love a window into your life.
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Stetson developed the motif late in the night during the previous summer in the throes of a mescaline trip, when he'd gotten lost exploring the murkier functionalities of the saxophone—an exploration that eventually became the foundation of his solo career.
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Our last-minute invite must've gotten lost in the mail, but at least we can pretend to have been a part of the envy-inducing getaway by copping Hadid's vacation style: All of her swimwear is actually shoppable, as People reported.
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According to the Japan Times, Yamato's parents initially told police that Yamato had gotten lost while the family was picking wild vegetables but later recanted and admitted to leaving him behind as punishment for throwing rocks at people and cars.
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The president has disgraced his office, the legal system, and the American people by having sex with a 22-year-old intern and turning her life into a shambles—callous and disgusting behavior that has somehow gotten lost in the shuffle.
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With no disrespect to the giant lizard that took Tokyo, the film critic Mark Schilling has assembled a retrospective of other science fiction and fantasy films from Japan that, to paraphrase Mr. Schilling, have sometimes gotten lost in Godzilla's considerable shadow.
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"The problem is that everyone's gotten so caught up in this sci-fi, flying robots, one-millisecond latency story that the actual real-world questions around 5G seem to have gotten lost in the rush," Disruptive Analysis founder Dean Bubley tells TechCrunch.
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If you've been able to keep track of all the various Zenfone releases from Asus so far, you're ahead of me, because I've gotten lost in the cornucopia of slightly different models the company has issued in its brief history as a phone maker.
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It was unclear what went wrong for the woman and children whose bodies were found: whether they had gotten lost in the brush in the heat, whether they were already ill when they crossed the river, whether they were abandoned by smugglers or other migrants.
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"The president has disgraced his office, the legal system and the American people by having sex with a 22-year-old intern and turning her life into a shambles — callous and disgusting behavior that has somehow gotten lost in the shuffle," Mr. Kavanaugh wrote.
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Based on Christine Leunens's 2008 novel Caging Skies (but with some big changes, courtesy of Waititi), it's really a coming-of-age story, about a kid who's gotten lost in a world where loyalty has displaced love and where bravado has displaced true bravery.
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"The President has disgraced his Office, the legal system, and the American people by having sex with a 22-year-old intern and turning her life into a shambles -- callous and disgusting behavior that has somehow gotten lost in the shuffle," Kavanaugh wrote in an Aug.
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John Kasich said he has gotten lost in Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's seemingly fluctuating stance on immigration.
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" He said the mission is really about "going back and finding things that always were part of the American tradition that have been important to conservative thinkers, but that seem to have gotten lost in in the more market fundamentalist mode of especially the last 20 to 30 years.
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Mr. Wood explained that vagrants are, technically speaking, birds or other animals that don't belong here, usually because they've gotten lost or blown off course: the odd sapsucker, for example, or the one northern gannet that took a wrong turn and has been returning to Southeast Farallon for four years.
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But, as tends to happen with Mr. Gurung, it then went segueing off into suits with dropped-crotch jodhpur pants, cropped trousers bristling feathers, sari sequined frocks and beaded fringe and at the end, some stiff silk faille gowns that appeared to have gotten lost on the way to the cotillion.
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I think she understood that the very real experiences of these young people had gotten lost as DACA has become more about political posturing and bargaining than the people whose futures are at stake, so she took advantage of her ability to move them to the center of the conversation.
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"The President has disgraced his Office, the legal system, and the American people by having sex with a 21980-year-old intern and turning her life into shambles -- callous and disgusting behavior that has somehow gotten lost in the shuffle," Kavanaugh wrote in an August 21990, 1998, memo to Starr and other lawyers.
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The response to the Warren and Harris tweets, from conservative and more progressive commentators, demonstrates that risk: Because Warren and Harris got the details of the Brown shooting wrong, their bigger message about policing and racism has gotten lost on social media in a sea of criticism over the facts of the shooting.
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Oh — and also even though the legacy of Elsa Schiaparelli, a designer best remembered for her mind-meld with Surrealists like Salvador Dalí and Jean Cocteau and her affinity for shocking pink, has had a tendency to overwhelm previous designers, who have oft gotten lost in the imagery and forgotten to focus on the intent.
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And while the film is a little too sprightly to land any heavy punches — it's more of a comedy with satirical elements than a true satirical tale — it's best as a coming-of-age story about a kid who's gotten lost in a world where loyalty has displaced love and bravado has displaced true bravery.
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And Sarah seems to have reservations about modern feminism more broadly: "I think that in a lot of the efforts that women have made to try to prove they're the same as men, a lot of the power that women used to have has gotten lost along the way," she wrote in her first book.
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The idea of going easy on him at the questioning is thus abhorrent to me… [T]he President has disgraced his Office, the legal system, and the American people by having sex with a 22012-year-old intern and turning her life into a shambles — callous and disgusting behavior that has somehow gotten lost in the shuffle.
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The idea of going easy on him at the questioning is thus abhorrent to me… [T]he President has disgraced his Office, the legal system, and the American people by having sex with a 22009-year-old intern and turning her life into a shambles — callous and disgusting behavior that has somehow gotten lost in the shuffle.
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" But much of the prose is chaotic, with jumbled metaphors and tangled phrases: "words like rose petals melting on Suriya's eyelids"; "the wounded gape" of her eyes; "my heart was feeling me, grasping at my throat from the inside"; "a need that belonged to someone else had gotten lost inside him and was searching for a way out.
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But the true meaning has gotten lost, according to some: Like any holiday, there are the traditional activities ... ... and the traditional meals ... ... although this is a holiday where things can get weird, fast: In election years, the ides are often associated with political downfalls -- perhaps a notable point on such an important day in the U.S. presidential nominating process.
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Mignini's statements are so fanciful that it's easy to wonder if nuance has gotten lost in translation; however, perhaps as its nod to objectivity, the documentary politely omits that Mignini has not only a history of abuse of power but also an obsession with the occult and a history of fantasizing imaginary crimes based on faulty assumptions.
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That imaginary friend is one Adolf Hitler, and while the film is a little too sprightly to land any heavy punches — it's more of a comedy with satirical elements than a true satirical tale — it's best as a coming-of-age story about a kid who's gotten lost in a world where loyalty has displaced love and where bravado has displaced true bravery.
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That imaginary friend is one Adolf Hitler, and while the film is a little too sprightly to land any heavy punches — it's more of a comedy with satirical elements than a true satirical tale — it's best as a coming-of-age story about a kid who's gotten lost in a world where loyalty has displaced love and bravado has displaced true bravery.
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READ: Police shoot far more people than anyone realized, a VICE News investigation found "Ricky Hayes needed help from the police because he had left his late at night and gotten lost," said Karen Sheley, director of Police Practices Project at the ACLU of Illinois, which filed suit to force the Chicago Police Department to adopt reforms regarding officers' interaction with mentally disabled civilians.
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