But I could have eliminated it if I had gotten out Cabrera or gotten out Cespedes without walking him.
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"I had just gotten out of bed, " she said.
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Things had gotten out of hand — he was addicted.
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Iquitos is a small city, and word had gotten out.
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I feel like I could have gotten out of him.
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What if you had never gotten out of the car?
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If I'd have gotten out, Trump would be the nominee.
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Some, like Pfizer, have gotten out of the race altogether.
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"It's a problem that's gotten out of control," he said.
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Three years later, it still hasn't gotten out of committee.
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Mostly, though, the adults have gotten out of the way.
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But she worries that things have gotten out of hand.
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What have you gotten out of this as a dancer?
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We've gotten out of the habit of delivering on promises.
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He could have gotten out of there at any moment.
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Something has already gotten out — and it's thumping at Harvey's door.
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"Same thing that's happened every time he's gotten out," Tyler said.
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Somehow the word hasn't gotten out, or it's being willfully ignored.
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He considers himself lucky to have gotten out when he did.
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"Same thing that's happened every time he's gotten out," Tyler says.
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It's like the most that you've ever gotten out of Spirit.
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By 8 AM, word had gotten out about Mr. Smith's activities.
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Some regular riders agreed that things had gotten out of hand.
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And I don't know that that message has really gotten out.
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But it's grown so fast [that] it's gotten out of hand.
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"We're open for business and word has gotten out," he said.
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"I feel like the word must have gotten out," he said.
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Because our political spite and meanness have gotten out of control.
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Some individual rewards have gotten out of line with economic reality.
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SR: What have you gotten out of this experience so far?
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The big pharmaceutical companies have largely gotten out of the antibiotics business.
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He tells us: He's smart to have gotten out when he did.
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If it were a fairer fight, she would have gotten out alive.
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"We should never gotten out the way we got out," he said.
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But Obama should have never gotten out the way he got out.
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The main thing I've gotten out of Muay Thai is to love.
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"Word had gotten out about how amazing the technique was," she said.
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Frustrated lawmakers say the backbiting over race has gotten out of control.
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Those at the centre of it say it's gotten out of control.
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Those at the center of it say it's gotten out of control.
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Things have gotten out of hand, and she has paid the price.
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Later, neither girl could remember how they'd gotten out of the river.
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The most vulnerable people, it seemed, had gotten out of the way.
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And some places have gotten out of the spring break business altogether.
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But, oh, how the monster you've made has gotten out of control.
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If some socialist has cracked this problem, the news hasn't gotten out.
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"The message has gotten out, I'm pretty sure, to everybody," he said.
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"The slavish devotion to shareholders has gotten out of control," he said.
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Even Watts thinks the "blame the bots" shtick has gotten out of control.
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How do you know that royal baby watch has gotten out of hand?
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The hype around genetically modified mosquitoes, in particular, has gotten out of hand.
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Dragone said he is still shoveling his driveway and hasn't gotten out yet.
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Gucci Mane has done many great things since he's gotten out of jail.
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And it just goes up, up, up, and it's gotten out of control.
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And his income has climbed as word of the carvings has gotten out.
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Still, he agreed that some of their behavior had gotten out of hand.
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"We should never have gotten out the way we got out," he said.
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"It has really gotten out of control," he said about the employment structure.
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"The problem is just that the message hasn't gotten out yet," said Sarr.
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In #PineappleExpress, Red refers to his ex wife having gotten out of jail recently.
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It's more that the whole idea of baby tracking has gotten out of hand.
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"Well, I think he could have gotten out a long time ago," Trump said.
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The unrealistic body standards placed upon women this summer have gotten out of hand.
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Unfortunately, that's about all I've gotten out of my few hours with the game.
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LAHREN: Do you think that protesting on either side has gotten out of hand?
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"She started taking photos after she'd gotten out of a mental hospital," says Wray.
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Either the word's gotten out unofficially or officially that this treatment can be tolerated.
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And in retrospect, I realize he had just gotten out of a long relationship.
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Yes. Would I spend $100,000 to get what I have gotten out of training?
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Blake had battled heroin and had just gotten out of rehab ... literally days ago.
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I knew that things had gotten out of hand and vowed to take action.
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" But, he adds, "there are still thousands and thousands more who have not gotten out.
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Even though they had gotten out of search, she wanted to get back into search.
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"I seriously doubt there is any way they could have gotten out," Adams tells PEOPLE.
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All images: Sam Rutherford/GizmodoThe price of high-end smartphones has gotten out of control.
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German retired the next two batters and probably should have gotten out of the inning.
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And that's what they said it would be, but it's gotten out of hand now.
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But the apparel retailer warned that May sales have gotten out to a slow start.
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The couple, who had a child together, had just gotten out of jail, Bobo said.
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Some 13 companies that tried have either gotten out of the market or gone under.
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MEG TIRRELL: Speaking about AI, so many of your peers have gotten out of neuroscience.
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Just days earlier, word had gotten out among his fellow refugees that he was gay.
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I thought I had gotten out of the gadget-reviewing business for good last year.
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In particular the number of third-party companies we're using has gotten out of control.
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Can we just collectively agree that the Bird Box love has gotten out of hand?
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She had gotten out of a month-long stint in rehab just two weeks earlier.
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The former may necessitate criminal action as the situation has already gotten out of hand.
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To the Editor: The idea of early voting seems to have gotten out of hand.
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"I thought as a military man he may have gotten out already," he said Friday.
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He looks as if he's slept in his clothes and just gotten out of bed.
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So, it's gotten out of the balance that they had originally targeted for their assets.
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Nor, he says, was he aware that Mr. Townes had gotten out of the car.
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It can strike healthy people who have an infection that has gotten out of control.
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Jane told how her grandparents had gotten out of France as the Nazis closed in.
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Certain people, you know, certain spouses, or mothers, would never have gotten out of the car.
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"It appears the people that wanted to get out have gotten out," she told BuzzFeed News.
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I had just gotten out from cram school when I received a phone call from him.
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We didn't realize he had gotten out of the rig for over an hour or so.
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Think about if that would have gotten out there—kids buying Xanax and it's actually fentanyl.
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Had she gotten out of bed in the night, last night, and quietly stowed them somewhere?
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Within weeks, the names of six of the IRA's 470 phony Facebook accounts had gotten out.
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They weren't too bad; I've just gotten out of the habit of wearing heels all day.
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I could have gotten out of that inning with a lot less pitches and no runs.
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How else could they have gotten out the looks on the same day as her birthday?
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"It's gotten out of hand; a little bit out of hand," Willis said of the hoopla.
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It's been ... Have you gotten out the requisite time away from these people or not really?
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He had not gotten out of bed, he had stopped eating and he was mostly sleeping.
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And he had gotten out of Nelsonville, winning nearly a full ride to George Washington University.
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I had just gotten out of a relationship, and we had been together for three years.
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As word had gotten out about the opportunity available, 12 other players signed up as alternates.
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I had gotten out of a relationship a couple of years before and thought, why not?
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AASA, the School Superintendents Association, said the fight over the guidance has gotten out of hand.
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"Financial discipline has gotten out of control from 2013-2014," Mr. Imamoglu said at the meeting.
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I had just gotten out of prison, and I went to see this with my wife.
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However, she claims his drinking has gotten out of hand ... and it got worse last weekend.
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The helicopters round about Suggest the news has gotten out— Of our in-gathering, I mean.
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In the years since, the government has gotten out of the business of building public housing.
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The act had not even gotten out of committee when there was a Republican-controlled Senate.
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Every team that has dug itself in this deeply has gotten out in a different way.
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It wasn't that way when I was growing up and I think it's gotten out of control.
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He'd just gotten out of jail, and then had to go back again like a month later.
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Sure, I should have seen the signs and gotten out before I went off the deep end.
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"This is a kind of sophomoric joke that's kind of just gotten out of control," Soto claimed.
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"A couple years after he had gotten out, he tracked down a friend of mine," she said.
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Revenge porn—the non-consensual dissemination of the aforementioned risqué images—has gotten out of control online.
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We could have gotten out of the first at 20033-0 and still been in the game.
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Eight seconds into the trailer, actor Natasha Barrett (who plays Britney) has already gotten out the shears.
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The interviewer asked one of the defectors to explain how he had gotten out of the country.
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What do you hope the audience has gotten out of Pretty Little Liars over these seven seasons?
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Even Riverdale actress Madelaine Petsch admits the "twincest" jokes for the show have gotten out of hand.
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He had just gotten out of the hospital, where he had lost weight after a knee injury.
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It's gotten out of his hands, and once it's out there, he's treading on dangerous water now.
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First and foremost, he had just gotten out of prison for conspiracy to violate mine safety regulations.
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But under President Obama's clemency program for drug offenders, Jones could have gotten out in August 2018.
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A baseball game had gotten out, and Lafayette was so packed we couldn't get in the door.
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Citigroup has gotten out of 30 businesses and sold off a large number of assets, he said.
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However, since word of his cute creations has gotten out, Owen's koalas have raised more than $2100,000!
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"We are just glad this story has gotten out ... People are fed up with racism and bigotry."
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The alleged affair, despite Cohen's effort to enforce the NDA, has gotten out into the media anyway.
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Clearly, the comments from the editor, one of the few things we have gotten out of the story.
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I'm talking, I could be mistaken for having just gotten out of the shower on morning two, oily.
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I'm not the only one who seems to think these violently horny pleas have gotten out of hand.
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He's gotten out of Worcester, kicked a drug habit, and is more serious than ever about making music.
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I've been avoiding it because I'm afraid of encountering spiders, and the tomatoes have gotten out of control!
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Authorities have put out a wanted flyer for Vance, who had recently gotten out of jail, Dougherty said.
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Heather Locklear's daughter has gotten out of dodge after her mom's arrest ... and we're told she's very upset.
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When Americans felt that illegal immigration had gotten out of hand, Trump kept his message simple and direct.
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Compared with other drugs, antibiotics are not big moneymakers, and some manufacturers have gotten out of the business.
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Congress has powers of its own that it has gotten out of the habit of using, he argued.
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Even Mr. Johnson, who is paid to advise companies on pay, said things had gotten out of hand.
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Our members in some real competitive seats have gotten out of the blocks fast, and I'm still optimistic.
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"I had just gotten out of a serious relationship, and he seemed really nice," Ms. Meier-Zimbler recalled.
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Students, read the entire Opinion piece, then tell us: — Has the cost of college gotten out of hand?
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Sadly, I'm the kind of guy who jumps into investments after the smart money has already gotten out.
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The crowd's behavior was the first piece of evidence that the Komodo scene has gotten out of control.
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BS: I don't think he's been removed, and we have gotten out of the predictions business around here.
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If the executive council dismissals is what makes you want to sell, you should've gotten out months ago.
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In the past, the White House has argued that spending at the NIH has gotten out of hand.
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Jordan Edwards, 2009, was trying to leave a house party that had gotten out of control on Saturday.
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Verdict: You know your persecution complex has gotten out of hand when it revolves around Medieval witch hunts.
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"Every other time I've gotten out of jail [in the past] I've overdosed the same day," she says.
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Someone else had been driving the car, and he'd just gotten out to pump gas, FOX-5 Atlanta reports.
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That seemingly innocuous habit has gotten out of control in the past year, however, according to a new report.
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Without Luna's pawing and foot-biting the mom believes her family may have never gotten out of the house.
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She declined—she had just gotten out of the shower and was wearing a towel and a face mask.
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He told the pastor he had just gotten out of prison, had a new job and a new bride.
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That sounds pretty good since we've never gotten out of a regular sleeping bag without being drenched in sweat.
|
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In a Facebook Live interview with Entertainment Tonight, Petsch suggested that the "twincest" jokes have gotten out of hand.
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Alone in my house, I realized I hadn't gotten out of bed or eaten a meal for several days.
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We had just gotten out of film school and saw that we could put our stupid videos up somewhere.
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They have minimized their personal debt, gotten out of hedge funds and invested in hard assets, like real estate.
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Mr. Salvini helped it along, calling her alleged assailants maggots and proof that migration had gotten out of control.
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The last three records you've done that have gotten out into the mainstream, those feel like a distinct trio.
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And finally, every single person that I have beaten, my Republican opponents, have gotten out of politics for good.
|
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Without actual bona fide leaks in the course of this after the whistleblower, it would not have gotten out.
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"We seem to have gotten out of that [threenager phase] and now she's into PAW Patrol," the actress said.
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AND, AND HAVE THEY -- COULD THEY HAVE SPOKEN A SPECIFIC DIRECTOR WHOSE NOSE MIGHT HAVE GOTTEN OUT OF JOINT?
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"The Sanders campaign's false attacks have gotten out of hand," Clinton's campaign manager Robby Mook said in a statement.
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Her husband, who had gotten out of the water earlier, dove in to help her back to the boat.
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She was so impressed that her siblings had gotten out of the South and made a life for themselves.
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The only ones who have gotten out have been accompanied by police, sometimes with their wrists in zip ties.
|
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Royal baby watch has gotten out of control ever since Meghan Markle's "late April" due date has come and gone.
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Everyone gets drunk at Christmas dinner, and Audrey, whose drinking has gotten out of control, crashes Pacey's car. Dramz.com. 9.
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But Kalanick probably could have weathered that storm had her story about Uber's toxic workplace and culture not gotten out.
|
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When they met, Ohanian had just gotten out of a five-year relationship with his college sweetheart, microbiologist Sabriya Stukes.
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The smart money — the early money —had gotten out, leaving the late money holding a bag of now-diminished value.
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"I'd gotten out three times before, and I was just trying to put together a good at bat," Duvall said.
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The word seems to have gotten out, said Abel Nuñez, executive director of the Central American Resource Center in Washington.
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Financially, though, being in New York impacts my work, since the cost of living here has gotten out of control.
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Minnesota State congressman Nick Zerwas thinks protests have gotten out of control and has written two bills to control them.
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Since the roosters, hens, and chicks have no natural predators on this island, the population has gotten out of control.
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Senate Democrats on Tuesday said things have gotten out of hand and made clear they see Sanders as primarily responsible.
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What turned out as a hobby became a business after Nand saw how footwear prices had gotten out of control.
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I'd just gotten out of a relationship with my first love, and the guy who I lost my virginity to.
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Corruption and political dysfunction have gotten out of control during Zuma's seven years in power, leaving many without essential services.
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"They've kind of gotten out over their skis," Senator John Cornyn of Texas, the second-ranking Republican, said of Democrats.
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My addiction was one which had gotten out of control, and I've learned to sit, with myself and my thoughts .
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In a tense moment of testimony, Mitchell described threatening to end an interrogation he thought had gotten out of control.
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Poor market sentiment right now leads me to wonder, if everyone has gotten out of gold, who's left to sell?
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"This has gotten out of control," said Javier Solana, Spain's former foreign minister and a former secretary-general of NATO.
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"The camel has never been aggressive, the camel has never gotten out, never caused any issues," Hamilton told the Advocate.
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Even if the bill had gotten out of the Senate, it likely would not have passed the more conservative House.
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He had gotten out of prison and got his life together and gotten sober, and he came to find me.
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He said Mr. Smith had gotten out of the car after he was shot and had taken several steps before collapsing.
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Tegan: I'd just gotten out of a long relationship and was sort of dating someone emotionally but it wasn't working out.
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It may well be that a look at your portfolio could show that your asset allocation has gotten out of whack.
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Under pressure, Duterte would soon call for a pause, saying that he, too, felt the executions had gotten out of control.
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We could have easily just gotten out of the van and cleared the area and no one would have blamed us.
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Euphoria revolves around Rue (Zendaya) a 17-year old girl who's just gotten out of rehab for the summer after overdosing.
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Once she's gotten out of her head about the morning's performance, she keeps things light—conversation tends to move free associatively.
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Balch Springs police officers responded to reports of a house party in the Dallas area that had gotten out of control.
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There are many situations where properly managed bug bounty programs will diffuse situations that otherwise could have gotten out of hand.
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But he says he thinks that claims for the supremacy and influence of the tech world have gotten out of hand.
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"Whomever governs next will still have to deal with a situation that Mexicans feel has gotten out of control," Elias said.
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I had gotten out of college filled with idealism and absolutely certain that somehow I was going to change the world.
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He said that seeing all these happily pregnant women had been the greatest satisfaction he had gotten out of his work.
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One of the men at the playground that night was a dealer who had recently gotten out of prison, said Sgt.
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"I had just gotten out of a pretty serious relationship," said Ms. Schumer, who dated Ms. Weiland for about a month.
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Fast forward about nine months, and I'd gotten out of my legal trouble at that point, but I was poor again.
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" Trump also said that the US "shouldn't have been" in Iraq and "shouldn't have gotten out the way we got out.
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"Craig got her on the phone after she'd gotten out of the sauna, so she was very relaxed," Mr. Meron said.
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By Sunday, we're told the noises had stopped ... so the fam figured whatever was in there had gotten out and scrammed.
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But recently—as the land has gone from parched and on fire to a complete deluge—things have gotten out of hand.
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John Tulloch said he and his brother had just gotten out of their car when he heard about 20 to 30 gunshots.
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Over the two years living in our apartment together, the giant walk-in closet of my dreams had gotten out of hand.
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The company has transformed and gotten out of the alkali chemical business and has now become the eighth largest crop protection company.
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We'd gotten out of the bubble, and we were all waiting to see what was next, and it was a long wait.
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Bieber has made his fair share of mistakes over the years, but only recently has the online abuse gotten out of control.
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And so they think you're getting the rewarding part of it ... and it's the difficult part that you've somehow gotten out of.
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"We just kind of lost track of how we were doing, and I think things have gotten out of balance," Tillerson said.
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And before this latest coup attempt, I felt the situation had gotten out of control in that Erdogan was usurping political power.
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Take, for example, how clicktivism has gotten out of control in the highly-politicized net neutrality debate at the Federal Communications Commission.
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Sargassum has gotten 'out of hand'Sargassum is a benign brown seaweed that produces oxygen and provides habitat for crabs, fish, and birds.
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"The proliferation has gotten out of hand," Vanguard CEO William McNabb said in a speech at the Morningstar Investment Conference in Chicago.
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The best I could come up with is that we've gotten out of all the scrapes we've been in in the past.
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The practice predates the 1960s but has gotten out of hand over time, said Brian Counihan, general chairman of city's parade committee.
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Dropbox has kinda gotten out of the photo game, for the most part, so I don't think that's a real good option.
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Representatives close to Clinton claim she never saw the dossier during the campaign and wishes the information had gotten out before November.
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"Since he started the group a few years ago, they've gotten out 4,000 translators and family members from Afghanistan and Iraq," Holmes explains.
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I can share what I have done and how well this has worked for me, and how much I've gotten out of it.
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There's the real story, that something is not ... And eventually we'll get a ... Parts of it have gotten out, through us and others.
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"I really needed to direct my anger of how things have gotten out of hand into something positive," Spirit tells The Creators Project.
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" Still, even the typically bullish Seaburg said he does think "positioning has gotten out of whack in a lot of these yielding names.
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"With all of the attention on e-commerce, there are very few companies that have gotten out and proven they can make money."
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Kasara: I'd also just gotten out of a relationship when we met, and so I liked the idea of maintaining that casual element.
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"I had just gotten out of a relationship … and I wasn't looking for a relationship at the time," he admitted on the show.
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Again, baseball punishments are not so much teaching moments as embarrassing events to be gotten out of the way as quickly as possible.
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He'd just gotten out of the hospital that morning, and after being home for less than 12 hours he was worse than ever.
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Nonetheless, "at some point, things had gotten out of hand," Voigt admits, after schlepping through 21890 countries in three and a half years.
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We had just gotten out of church, and I was with my family and some friends on the Upper East Side of Manhattan.
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Since the financial crisis, banks have gotten out of the subprime business as regulators have pushed for institutions to lower their risk profiles.
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Critics claim lawmakers have gotten out in front of the science and that there's not enough evidence to definitively prove biomass's environmental benefits.
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In my life, have I ever gotten out my phone and taken a picture of a billboard and put it on my Instagram?
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If the Cubs had won, maybe his brother would have gotten out of prison in time to see the team's second playoff game.
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" SHANNON + ANJNA Shannon What I was looking for: "Two months prior to meeting Anjna, I had gotten out of a short-term relationship.
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When the day of the performance finally came around, it appeared that word had gotten out that Michael Jackson was planning to attend.
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The industry has been attacked aggressively in recent years by the oil industry, which argues that compliance costs have gotten out of control.
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She had gotten out of prison a few years earlier, and now I'd have to tell her I was following in her footsteps.
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Those [salaries] have gotten out of line comparatively with the whole company essentially, which is what you're saying, which is an old thing.
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It's just that companies have gotten out of the habit of actually investing in people rather than merely seeing them as a cost.
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"My mother told me to never go outside the home looking like you're in the home, like you've gotten out of bed," she said.
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"Even though I'd gotten out of that record deal, I was still feeling the effects of how things were mishandled," she told W Magazine.
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At a probable cause hearing on Monday, Columbus police detective Mark Scruggs testified that Crawford's wife, had gotten out of bed around 4 a.m.
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I have gotten out of the system because of this deadlock: We are all going to age, so we might as well accept it.
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We're told friends and family think his drinking had gotten out of hand again, but they also believe he's suffering from a personality disorder.
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And that's why a lot of aid recipients like India, Brazil, Mexico, even South Korea in the 200s, they have gotten out of poverty.
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She said the officer had gotten out of a parked car, drawn a handgun and shouted something to the gunman, who then fired. Rep.
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A store worker tipped Reno off that three women had gotten out of her car and had gone to eat in a nearby Applebee's.
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Since word has gotten out about the program, people from across the country have called to learn how they can start their own program.
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By the beginning of the next year, Ward had gotten out of his contract with Goossen Promotions and joined Jay Z's Roc Nation Sports.
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The first time I met P, as everyone called him, it was the summer of 2011 and he had just gotten out of prison.
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Our film is about what happens when you try to get out, and what happens when you've think you've gotten out and you haven't.
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"Anyone who thinks that the president's proposal as originally submitted would have gotten out of the Ways and Means Committee, that's nonsense," he added.
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Whoever he was, there's a good chance that even by the time I heard it, he'd already done his four years and gotten out.
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"We had written hundreds of pages, but had barely gotten out of the 17th century," Professor Wallace told The New York Times last year.
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You take one pretty, thin, usually white woman with perpetually wavy hair and ever-present makeup (even when she's just gotten out of bed).
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Within a week, she still hadn't stopped crying, and the word had gotten out: the Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church was experiencing a miracle.
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He wanted to see the full outfit, but Ross had just gotten out of the shower and was wearing only a towel, according to BuzzFeed.
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While Canada's move marks the crossing of the Rubicon, it may never have happened if the United States hadn't first gotten out of the way.
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I'd just gotten out of a tumultuous, jealousy-ridden relationship with a guy who believed monogamy meant never speaking to anyone I had ever kissed.
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"She had gotten out of the car, and she was trying to get Gemma out of the car and she didn't survive," George Powell said.
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Over the years, as the smartphone has increasingly become a day to day utility, the product's design has increasingly gotten out of its own way.
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But Esvelt was still concerned: If one of those flies had gotten out, it could have made a whole bunch of local fruit flies yellow.
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The University of California decided it doesn't want scientific knowledge locked behind paywalls, and thinks the cost of academic publishing has gotten out of control.
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Working with Ted Burroughs on a history of American capitalism, we had written hundreds of pages, but had barely gotten out of the 17th century.
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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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Bob Casey (D-Pa.) told VICE News, and Democrats' damning impeachment investigation testimony still hasn't gotten out there as much as they want it too.
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Were it not for reporters on the ground, like Gene Roberts of The New York Times, the truth of Hue would never have gotten out.
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Some of those who were injured, however, suffered injuries because they had gotten out of their seats to disembark as the train reached the station.
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It wasn't until I got to my friend's house that night, it hit me as a person, once I'd gotten out of the journalism mode.
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Investigators suspect the caretaker had gotten out of her car and was making her way to the front door when she encountered the wild hogs.
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" That plan has since been abandoned, and Roe said health officials on the Wednesday call agreed the embassy had "gotten out in front of themselves.
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But he did say that he "lives and breathes InfoWars," and that Koplenko's song resonated with him because political correctness has gotten out of hand.
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She sees his resignation as a sign that the movement to call out and expel sexual harassers — the #MeToo movement — has gotten out of control.
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What happened after that, and if they hadn't done that, would Stuxnet not have gotten out there or would the nuclear facility not been broken?
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He had gotten out of his Jeep to try to open a metal gate when the flames engulfed the other cars just behind him, Strausbaugh said.
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"We've kind of gotten out of hotel rooms because for Isaiah, it's hard for a 4-year-old who's constantly looking to be stimulated," she explains.
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It's likely because people with less disposable income don't have the time or money to think about prevention until the problem has gotten out of hand.
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" At the White House with 10 senior executives, he repeated his campaign pledges to roll back corporate rules, arguing that they have "gotten out of control.
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"This whole thing has gotten out of control … I don't want to get rid of it or cover it … I don't regret it all," she tweeted.
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"Other men in other industries have faced similar accusations and gotten out of the way, resigned, stepped down far faster than he has," a reporter said.
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Later, she added, "We seem to have gotten out of that [threenager phase] and now she's into PAW Patrol," with a pained look on her face.
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"We've kind of gotten out of hotel rooms because for Isaiah, it's hard for a 4-year-old who's constantly looking to be stimulated," she shared.
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The idea that his drug use might have gotten out of control — and turned into an addiction — was not something that he was willing to accept.
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This is because of the the drug war and it's really gotten out of control, It needs to be rolled back, it needs to be changed.
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When asked if anything had happened, the little girl told the student that the hamster had gotten out, but they discovered it hiding underneath their refrigerator.
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We're just days away from Nintendo launching their new console, but the rest of video games haven't gotten out of the way; instead, we're still drowning.
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By the time we're in the workplace, many of us have gotten out of the habit of asking fundamental questions about what's going on around us.
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The police said that Mr. Crutcher, who was black, had stopped his vehicle in the middle of a road and gotten out, leaving the engine running.
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While he hasn't gotten out and about in Hamburg yet, Barnett is planning to hit the town after his main event meeting at the Barclaycard Arena.
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"He told me he had gotten out of jail, went on to a deep yogic path and met his girlfriend in a yoga studio," Stowe recalls.
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"When my husband and I first got married, he was 25 and I was 21, and he had just gotten out of Desert Storm," she said.
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" Evans shared she had hoped the incident wouldn't have gotten out to the public as it was a "private family issue that happened within our household.
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"We've kind of gotten out of hotel rooms because for Isaiah, it's hard for a 4-year-old who's constantly looking to be stimulated," she said.
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" In May, Mr. Combs decided that the "Ban Comic Sans" project had "gotten out of hand" and changed his Facebook group's name to "Use Comic Sans.
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"The hype for rare plants has gotten out of control," says Kaylee Ellen Urwin, who regularly showcases her own rare plant hauls on Instagram and YouTube.
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I haven't gotten out that much lately since I had a baby several months ago, but I just finished watching Fleabag, and man, was it incredible.
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But Goldman Sachs thinks the October market scare -- the S&P 2500 plunged as much as 210% from its record high -- has gotten out of hand.
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But this bill is truly awful — taking coverage away from millions of people, while raising costs for many others — and the word has evidently gotten out.
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They wound up getting me the Hillfiguz from Brooklyn, and I remember one of the guys was running late because he had just gotten out of jail.
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So, I don&apost know if you&aposve gotten out of the hotel that much, but what&aposs the local flavor on the streets there in Singapore?
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And who knows, one day, maybe they're coming for you; and you think, 'I should have gotten out there, I should have put myself on the line.
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But what Trump is insinuating is that if he told congressional leaders — especially Democrats — about the operation, word would've gotten out and put US troops in danger.
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"We were both brokenhearted at the time and had gotten out of rough relationships, so it was just very sweet," Linney recalled to The Daily Beast. 14.
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A countertop ice maker is just a good thing to have in the kitchen, whether it's being used regularly for parties or only gotten out during emergencies.
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Michael Kemmer, general manager of the Association of German Banks, said the 1 billion euro ($1.2 billion) cost of implementing the rules had gotten "out of hand".
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He calls his crew for a meeting and informs them that they need to call their families as word must have gotten out that there's a situation.
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" 24 Photos View Slide Show ' George Cortina, one of the industry's best-known stylists, said: "I'd just gotten out of rehab when I first heard 'Purple Rain.
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He had gotten out and was on the phone with roadside assistance when Mr. Raja, who is of South Asian descent, pulled up in an unmarked van.
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The most important note to make about this shirt may be that it's comfortable and lightweight enough to leave on after you've gotten out of the water.
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One fighter with the nom de guerre Teófilo Panclasta said he had gotten out of a Colombian prison this month after serving two years on rebellion charges.
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Julio was up front from the beginning: He'd just gotten out of a long relationship, and he was taking the year to just have a good time.
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On Friday, police held a press conference in which they said the teens might have gotten out of the Gillam area with someone who helped them inadvertently.
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I had just gotten out of the army and thought I wanted to work as a mechanic since that is what I did while I was serving.
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She'd actually also just gotten out of a long-term relationship, so we were both in the same headspace of not being ready to have another relationship.
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"It has gotten out of hand," said Councilman J. R. Roberts, who along with Councilman Geoff Kors has spearheaded the city's efforts to restrict short-term rentals.
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Detroit Police Chief James Craig said the #PaintballsUpGunsDown movement has gotten out of control and could backfire if officers mistake a paintball gun for a real firearm.
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Sinead O'Connor's mental illness has gotten out of control ... and we're told family members are starting to feel there's nothing that can be done to save her.
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She says in the story, 'It's never a good time to find out your best friend has died, but especially [not] when you've just gotten out of rehab.
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Several dozen members of the Special Operations community have killed themselves over the last several years, usually after they have returned home or gotten out of the military.
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"In the hearing there were multiple letters from inmates who had gotten out and said she took them under her wing and guided them to rehabilitation," he says.
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The tragic turn of Most Hated Woman comes when Gary turns threats into action and grabs at Robin, who's just gotten out of bed and isn't wearing pants.
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"What I have gotten out of it is the ability to listen to others," said Mr. Knepper, a veteran of about 10 Zeidler Center events over four years.
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Rich's family has been begging right-wing news outlets to stop spreading unfounded rumors about him, but by now the situation seems to have gotten out of control.
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Word must have gotten out because Jürg Gertsch, a professor at Institute of Biochemistry and Molecular Medicine at the University of Bern, noticed liverwort was being sold online.
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On one level, it's insulting, but on another level, you say: 'What relevant items have we gotten out of this since the '90s?' and you say: 'Not much.
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While the use of opioids has gotten out of hand, allowing for the spread of addiction, its control cannot restrict access for people who need them to function.
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So if Ebola had gotten out of control in Lagos, it would have spread all over Nigeria, all over Africa, and could have continued to spread for years.
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" The next day, as the blowback intensified, Chris Darden, the meteorologist-in-charge at NWS Birmingham, emailed NOAA officials that the situation "has really gotten out of hand.
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Oregon has gotten out of the gates quickly with victories over Michigan and Seton Hall and had a near miss in a 73-72 overtime loss to Gonzaga.
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The most I've gotten out of school so far was my Civics & Economics class, which hardly even touched what I'd actually need to know for the real world.
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She said bias in news reports has gotten "out of control" and "should be taken seriously," dismissing journalists who attributed recent errors to honest mistakes that were corrected.
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Thomas couldn't immediately figure out what was happening but says he saw Smith had gotten out of his car and was jawing at the men in the Hummer.
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The system is more concerned with how much work can be gotten out of me, not whether the load is sustainable or negatively affecting my teaching and life.
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Maybe there's a child that has been in the hospital for a long time and hasn't gotten out of bed for a while, so they can bowl with them.
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These #MeToo witch hunts clearly have gotten out of control when a man has to take ten months off from standup comedy after being disgraced for sexually assaulting women.
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On Sunday, shoppers, glassy-eyed from having gotten out of bed so early, spoke of the immaculate bathrooms, the tomatoes that never rot and the kindness of the staff.
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Why not play into that fear by making it seem like you trapped a creepy-crawly last night but oh no, it looks like the thing has gotten out.
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"Apple has essentially gotten out ahead of where medicine is," says Greg Marcus, a cardiac electrophysiologist and the chief of cardiology research at the University of California, San Francisco.
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Four US troops -- all believed to be those killed -- may have gotten out of their trucks and separated from the other personnel to attempt an attack on another front.
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"To have gotten out over 700 people out of that place, one would have to go in to understand and imagine what it took to get there," he said.
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I had just gotten out of a bad relationship, and I decided that I was going to stop being in relationships and focus on my music for a while.
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On a misty morning this January, I found myself standing at that same spot, having gotten out of my car to take a picture of the Grand Lake's marquee.
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We had gotten out of the car because it wasn't clear whether the vehicle could manage the current, and an elderly woman, Suma Bibi, and her husband splashed by.
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"I had just gotten out of a long-term relationship, and I thought every guy was an idiot," said Ms. Tyson, who brought tequila and Tostitos for the occasion.
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We all knew the partisanship in Washington had gotten out of control and felt the need to create a bipartisan group committed to getting to "yes" on important issues.
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Later, Carter told a friend that she'd been on the phone with Roy when he died and, at one point during their call, he'd gotten out of the truck.
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"Subsequently, we've gotten out of a lot of our Exxon shares when they wouldn't take seriously the risks to their business model around a low-carbon scenario," he said.
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A "controlled burn" of a few plague-infested houses ordered by the city board of health had gotten out of control and burned down 4,000 houses, leaving thousands homeless.
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Gene Roddenberry had wanted the baser instincts of humanity kind of worked out and gotten out of our systems by the time we got to the world of Next Generation.
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DIGENOVA: And it is very, very sad that Jeff Sessions created this problem by really getting out of something that he never should have gotten out of at that point.
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"We seem to have gotten out of that [threenager phase] and now she's into PAW Patrol," Knightley told Kelly Ripa and Ryan Seacrest with a pained look on her face.
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The EBRD has mostly gotten out of the oil, gas, and coal business, which is unfortunate because there are a handful of strategic projects where the EBRD could be helpful.
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When Shakespearean-trained actor Patrick Stewart is willing to voice an emoji in the shape of swirled poop in multimillion-dollar box office flick, things have gotten out of hand.
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Officers determined that Ortiz-Magro had gotten out of the vehicle and Harley had driven away as he was holding onto the vehicle, dragging him briefly, according to the spokesperson.
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For a moment, I saw just how easily I could have gotten out of there, but I realized I was in too deep, and jumped back down into the prison.
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Many other wearable makers, including Misfit and Basis, have sold themselves to large tech or apparel companies, and even giants like Nike have gotten out of the wearable hardware business.
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"When you've gotten out of jail so many times, you kind of feel almost a little bit invincible," said Denton, 59, now the men's tennis coach at Texas A&M.
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I know I've let my own lifestyle creep up over the years, but I don't think it's gotten out of hand — so for the most part, I'm OK with it.
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Carlos and Roby received email from people around the country: some had recently gotten out of prison; others were asking for advice about helping a formerly incarcerated loved one readjust.
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"The only signals that we've gotten out of central banks have really just been from other central banks," said Thomas Simons, money market economist at Jefferies & Co. in New York.
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Clayton Kershaw looked like he had gotten out of the inning with another double-play, but a replay kept the Red Sox alive and Boston retook the lead, 3-2.
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He eventually moved in with a half sister, Jhody Polk, whom he was close to, and her infant son's father, who had recently gotten out of jail after robbery charges.
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It's a difficult call to call and you saw how it changed the game and I know there's an emphasis on protecting quarterbacks but it's gotten out of control now.
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WAPNER: SO I THINK YOU KNOW WHY WE WANTED TO HAVE YOU ON TODAY, PRINCIPALLY TO TALK ABOUT HERBALIFE AND THE FACT THAT BILL ACKMAN HAS GOTTEN OUT OF THAT.
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" Video But Sessions said word had gotten out before Trump became president that anyone who tried to cross the border with a minor would almost certainly be "given immunity from prosecution.
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"Word has gotten out that it's not safe to cross in Texas," said John Fife, a minister in Tucson, Arizona, and one of the leading human rights activists on the border.
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Valentine's Day can make people feel especially lonely if they have recently gotten out of a relationship, so it's import for people to reach out for help when they need it.
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Apparently, some people who manage these entertaining ninja squads say that they're just not seeing these basic skills in many of their applicants and the demand has gotten out of control.
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However, this project has gotten out of control, as nearly 50,000 products now bear the Non-GMO Project label, including kitty litter, salt, and other products that are not even alive.
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Hill, who is the president of the Logan Circle Group, said while he runs automated calls for political campaigns, the volume of incoming calls from scammers has gotten out of control.
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The last time he had gotten out of prison, in 27.50, the only work he was able to find was so low-paying that he couldn't support himself and his family.
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Before most voters had gotten out of bed, word of a newly launched probe into election security, already a pressure point for many Americans, had spread across the state and country.
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And then, when it comes that the alcohol has gotten out of your system, then the REM comes back perhaps at the wrong time, perhaps too strong, and it disrupts things.
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White House aides insist that the Kelly memo is not just a bid for better headlines — it would dramatically improve a clearance process that had gotten out of hand, they said.
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I'm watching this week's episode on a TV that I don't normally use, and the series' love of setting scenes in dark streets and interiors has simply gotten out of control.
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Kids had just gotten out of school that Friday, March 20, for Spring Break, and the sun shone like a beacon, but the city wasn't expecting visitors -- not during a pandemic.
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Looking back, Swenson conjectures that one reason he took Ajamu's claims as seriously as he did was that Ajamu was so committed to press his case despite having already gotten out.
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" Teen Mom 2 alum Evans, 27, shared she had hoped the incident wouldn't have gotten out to the public as it was a "private family issue that happened within our household.
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Nearby stood Jason Pagan, a 22016-year-old reputed member of the Bloods street gang who had gotten out of prison six months earlier after serving time for a gun charge.
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Nearby stood Jason Pagan, a 22016-year-old reputed member of the Bloods street gang who had gotten out of prison six months earlier after serving time for a gun charge.
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A devastating Bloomberg report earlier this month showed that for years YouTube executives ignored warnings from their own employees that the misinformation and nastiness on the site had gotten out of hand.
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"If you have family that you haven't talked to in a while or friends that you feel that you have gotten out of touch with, then call them up," he told viewers.
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"In my ninth-grade year, my mom walked out of my life, my dad had just gotten out of jail, I was in the bottom 10 percent of my class," he recalled.
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Verdict: This is a surefire sign that the taxidermy craze has gotten out of hand — look for those stolen animals to turn up on London gastropub walls within the next six months.
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The sheriff said the two prisoners had gotten out of the caged back area "somehow" and moved into the driver's compartment, where they "overpowered" the guards and took their 9-millimeter pistols.
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While she retreated, other passengers laughed that exhausted, relieved laugh that arises in any situation where people who've just been through a tense situation are simply glad to have gotten out unscathed.
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That performance was so highly regarded we'd still be hearing about it, had not Unscripted Trump gotten out of bed at dawn last weekend and tweeted that Barack Obama wiretapped Trump Tower.
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Senate Democrats also make the case that Novartis could have gotten out of their contract with Cohen if they really wanted to, which of course raises the question about why they didn't.
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Oduor said that when he tried to ask why Oyamo had gotten out of the car, the two men in the backseat demanded that he and Otieno hand over their phones and belongings.
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The persuadable voters in these states, many of them working class, say political correctness has gotten out of control, and they prefer someone seeking common ground over someone with a militantly progressive agenda.
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"Other men in other industries have faced similar accusations, and have gotten out of the way — resigned, stepped down far faster than he has," a reporter said in the video, referring to Rep.
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"Free Girl Now" is addressed to a woman who has just gotten out of a deeply flawed relationship: "I remember when you were his dog / I remember you under his thumb," he notes.
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Even if you've already gotten out of debt and saved up for a rainy day, there are several other ways a bonus check can be put to work to multiply its future payoff.
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The evidence against Carter showed that she pressured Conrad Roy to kill himself, and instructed him via text to get back into a truck full of toxic gas after he had gotten out.
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Well, right after I saw the footage, I had to ask refugees who had gotten out if this was what it really was like, and they told me that's exactly what it was.
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We know his friend Mike (Jonathan Banks), the consummate one-man clean-up crew for criminal situations that have gotten out of hand, will eventually lose his life to one of those very criminals.
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Justin Theroux and wife Jennifer Aniston could have made a love connection much earlier if he'd gotten out of bed on time, the actor revealed in a new interview with Mr. Porter's The Journal.
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There's been a lot of speculation as to how the remarks might have gotten out, but it's not certain that it even came from Bloomberg — it could have been from the White House, too.
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And there's this ... Lathan had just gotten out of prison, and Nipsey went to Marathon to give the ex-con some clothes so he could look fresh when he reunited with friends and family.
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Screenshot: SamsungBy now, news has already gotten out about Samsung's next Unpacked event on Febuary 20th, where we're expecting to see all three version of the new S10 (S10 Lite, S10, and S10 Plus).
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"Western States has gotten out in front of the issue," said Amby Burfoot, the former editor of Runner's World magazine (and 1968 Boston Marathon winner), who has written extensively on transgender inclusion in racing.
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In April 2016, she recounted a "road rage incident," in which, she said, Lieutenant Martinez had gotten out of his vehicle on Franklin D. Roosevelt Drive and punched a female driver twice before fleeing.
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" Anjna What I was looking for: "A few months prior to matching with Shannon, I'd gotten out of a long-term relationship with someone I'd met on the only other app I'd been on.
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At that point, Castro had already gotten out in front of the field with a call for reshuffling the primary schedule so that it included more diverse states in the beginning of the calendar.
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The news in Poland today feels like a new kind of monster, a Frankenstein's monster that has gotten out of control online and mutated into hate speech that can then be found everywhere else.
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It seems to me that this is the most valuable thing Amazon has gotten out of this, even accounting for the billions of dollars in subsidies that they are likely to walk away with.
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According to the Star Press, Taylor Shively's mother told authorities it was "the fourth time she is aware of that the children had gotten out of the house because (their parents) do not watch them."
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Las Vegas was a very leaky place when it came to rumors, and I became convinced that the word had already gotten out on the street to everybody but Sonny that he was going down.
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Ikea's newest disclosure and its re-announcement of the recall indicates the company's fear that word originally might not have gotten out, leaving millions of pieces of unsecured furniture still at risk around the country.
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Just before the explosion, the person to whom the vehicle belonged -- the man in a yellow vest in the surveillance video -- had gotten out of the car so he could buy something at a shop.
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Monday when police were called to investigate a report of a possible burglary in which three people had gotten out of a black Jeep and were walking around homes, according to a probable cause statement.
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The thrill around the transition to democracy had led him to expect something entirely different for himself than his parents had gotten out of life—his mother was a maid, his father a driving instructor.
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I couldn't put a price on the amount of enjoyment I've gotten out of this game, on the friends I've made, the inside jokes that have spawned, the camaraderie of overcoming something that seemed insurmountable.
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Sony wanted to understand how the information could have gotten out so quickly, and were beginning to scan network traffic to see if any messages or emails had been sent while people were at work.
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Well, that all ended in April, the message doesn&apost seem to have gotten out because as Kirstjen Nielsen said earlier today, 50,000 plus people have been entering the country illegally over the last three months.
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Shellman told police he had gotten out of bed to take his registered gun out and sat back down with it on the bed next to Tombs, according to a felony complaint obtained by the Standard.
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And a small group came out of that huge vacuum because, we should have never been in Iraq, but once we were there we should have never gotten out the way they want to get out.
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But Soros Fund Management, which invests money for philanthropist and former hedge fund manager George Soros, may have gotten out in time, having exited its position in Netflix, by selling 317,0003 shares during the fourth quarter.
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Back on the rooftop in Chefchaouen, Leah had just gotten out of the shower and her hair was making two water stains on the pockets of the jean jacket she was wearing over a short dress.
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"Our initial view is that would be bearish…but frankly given the market moves of the last week, the bearishness may have already gotten out of the system," said Cohen, in a phone interview from Vienna.
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Acosta and Daugaard correctly pointed out that state occupational licensing requirements — laws requiring would-be market participants to obtain a license from the government before they can engage in certain occupations — have gotten out of control.
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His one-finger-peck technique meant he was perpetually bent over his screen, loafing at the breakfast table amid drained coffee cups or lingering in the car long after the rest of us had gotten out.
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As the title conveys, Bevers has just gotten out of jail and on the way home he has parked the car on an incline, beside a weathered lobster shack, to feel the weather on his face.
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The device downloads apps just as a smartphone would — such as ones that detect when you've gotten out of bed in order to turn the shower on, for example — allowing for hundreds of capabilities within the home.
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" Referencing the #FreeBritney movement, the "Piece of Me" singer went into further detail about her situation in the caption writing, "I wanted to say hi because things that are being said have just gotten out of control!!!
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Like Rashad Evans, Stephens' two key knockouts are played on repeat to create a hype package for UFC events—the mileage they have gotten out of that uppercut against Rafael dos Anjos in 2008 is quite astounding.
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We got Jones leaving the LAPD Friday after speaking with cops about the threats in person for the first time ... he says this situation has gotten out of hand, but he's doing his best to resolve it.
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Webster allegedly pulled out a handgun and shot at her multiple times before turning to fire at her sons Vaughn and the 8-year-old, who had also gotten out of the car, the affidavit reportedly said.
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" Referencing the #FreeBritney movement, the "Piece of Me" singer went into further detail about her situation in the caption writing, "I wanted to say hi because things that are being said have just gotten out of control!!!
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Atlanta PD just released its body cam footage from the rapper's arrest earlier this week, and it shows an officer on foot patrol telling another officer he smelled weed, but nobody had gotten out of the limo.
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Would you ask if she thinks it's a coincidence that her ex Reggie Bush's wife looks just like her, or if she's been in touch with infamous family friend O.J. Simpson since he's gotten out of jail?
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"The Fed is headed for a rate cut, but expectations surrounding the speed and scale of cuts had gotten out of hand," said Tsutomu Soma, general manager of fixed income business solutions at SBI Securities in Tokyo.
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The death toll is emblematic of the failure of the government's two-pronged strategy: taking down top cartel bosses, while simultaneously deploying federal-security forces to cities or regions where the violence has gotten out of hand.
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Carlos Ghosn: The former Nissan chairman may have gotten out on bail before his trial — a relatively rare feat in Japan — but he faces steep odds: Japanese prosecutors have a 99 percent conviction rate with indicted defendants.
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I had a little level of success, I had gotten out of Jacksonville, I had a fan base, a good station, WKIS-AM 740, and the GM decided to put a host on from Miami, named Beverly Smith.
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Indeed, despite not having to actively fundraise, Norwest appears to be hustling right alongside other traditional venture firms that have gotten out of their offices in recent years to more aggressively pursue the companies they want to fund.
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I put over 50 to work as temporary associates, and most of those associates Pam were people who were actually second-chance citizens, people who had gotten out of prison who actually wanted to be put to work.
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BECKY QUICK: Do you think we've gotten out of this, or is this still a movie that has yet to – or do you think that this is still a movie that we haven't seen the ending on yet?
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"This story is about someone who does the right thing when they could've gotten so much money, when they could've gotten so much fame, when they could've gotten out of trouble," Sorkin says in featurette, exclusive to PEOPLE.
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As the league sees it, things have gotten out of hand: There were 213 deliberate fouls away from the ball in the regular season, up from 236 in the 2014-15 season and 115 the season before that.
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Mr. McCaleb had gotten out of Mt. Gox relatively early and emerged mostly unscathed, allowing him to create Ripple, a cryptocurrency that was aimed at improving on Bitcoin by eliminating the arduous process of mining, among other things.
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For people who have been concerned that stock valuations had gotten out of whack and that the threat of a trade war imperils the economy — and I'd place myself in that camp — the earnings surge provides some comfort.
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"I feel like the PGA Tour has gotten out front in this, with the integrity courses we took online and with helping us to understand what's going to be okay and what isn't going to be," said McDowell.
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Paul Ryan told CBS This Morning that he's concerned about a growing tendency toward "identity politics" on both sides of the aisle: I think identity politics has gotten out of control.... I think it's really dangerous for our country.
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He said at 20083:24 PM they talked and she said she had just gotten out of the shower and was going to blow dry her hair and they would meet up later and maybe go out to dinner.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Former quarterback Troy Aikman says he is fortunate to have gotten out of the NFL in good health as news of brain trauma in recently deceased former players is mounting, and he knows others are suffering.
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And it&aposs hard, because I can handle it pretty easily, but when it gets to a place where there&aposs death threats and there&aposs offices being called and people being threatened… it&aposs gotten out of hand.
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Isaac Woodard Jr. Woodard had just gotten out of the Army in February 1946 and was on his way home when he got into a dispute with the bus driver after asking to get off to use the bathroom.
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Word had gotten out among protesters that the empty-seat strategy wasn't going to work, and a new plan called for them to take their seats and then rise to leave en masse once the president took the podium.
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"I think Ireland's in a really interesting situation because we've kind of gotten out of the big recession, but even if it was crap at the time we were getting out of it it's much better now," she continued.
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According to her account, when she arrived home to the South Side Flats apartment building that night, she didn't realize she had gotten out on the wrong floor, and that the apartment she was in was not, in fact, hers.
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In response to the mauling, Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings told local media the problem of roaming dog packs in a few impoverished parts of the city had gotten out of hand and called for stepped up efforts to control the animals.
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"This story is about someone who does the right thing when they could've gotten so much money, when they could've gotten so much fame, when they could've gotten out of trouble," Sorkin, 56, said in a featurette, exclusive to PEOPLE.
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In addition to throwing a mini-temper tantrum over questions from analysts, Musk also told investors:The number of third-party contracting companies that we're using has really gotten out of control, so we're going to scrub the barnacles on that front.
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They weren't noticed missing until about 1½ hours later, after having gotten out -- likely through a loose window, which roommates told police was manipulated over five months to open enough to escape from, according to Lakewood police spokesman Chris Lawler.
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The scale Clance developed to identify impostorism has been shown to distinguish feelings of being an impostor from other issues like depression, anxiety, and self-esteem, which makes it useful for identifying feelings of fraudulence that have gotten out of hand.
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Rubio, who has presumably just finished eating his favorite breakfast (a bowl of Count Chocula with chocolate milk as a base) and done his morning dances, is sweating as if he has just gotten out of a sauna with Patrick Ewing.
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" Said Mann, "my own feeling was that it wasn't really the job itself he wanted, but the thrill of running and winning, and that maybe it had all gotten out of hand and was a runaway train that he couldn't stop.
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On day one, I reached over to turn the alarm off in the morning, no glare of a big screen offending my eyes and a million notifications staring me in the face before I've even gotten out from under the covers.
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A month later, after evidence began to pile up against them, two fellow club kids called Michael Alig and Robert Riggs were arrested and charged with manslaughter, citing an argument over a drug debt that had gotten out of hand.
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There are third-party tools that can show you how much it would cost to replace your entire Steam Library, and because Steam also tracks play time, how many hours of play you've gotten out of every dollar you spent.
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Even as this behavior, known as partisan gerrymandering, has gotten out of control in recent decades, the court has refused to rein it in because, the claim goes, any possible fix lies with the political branches and not the courts.
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I don't remember the exact chronology of what happened next: I had gotten out to speak with the officers, when an antiaircraft battery began firing toward a Russian bomber that I strained to see against the bright blue of the sky.
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One young woman, who I later decided was quite possibly the bravest of the bunch, tearfully explained that she had recently gotten out of a serious relationship and was adapting to the crushing new lack of human contact in her life.
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"This is the reaction to the summoning of the shareholder meeting, which facilitates Fosun's entry, so the stock has gotten out of the lethargy of the past few weeks," said Paulo Rosa, a trader at Go Bulling brokers in Porto.
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"The camel has never been aggressive, the camel has never gotten out, never caused any issues — in fact, the husband and wife stated before that 'we've been here before and we've never had any problems,&apos" Hamilton told The Advocate.
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Though she was just 16 years old, Okamoto had just gotten out of an abusive relationship, "where sexual assault was a pretty regular part of my life, and I really understood what it felt like not to be heard," she tells PEOPLE.
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What we need to better understand and respond to threats like the new coronavirus is a stronger early warning system — something that would give us time to put effective containment efforts in place before a virus has already gotten out of control.
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According to Guyger's account, when she arrived home to the South Side Flats apartments on September 6, she didn't realize she had gotten out on the wrong floor of her building and that the apartment she was in was not, in fact, hers.
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"I'm not criticizing the whole practice, I'm criticizing the fact a side of it has gotten out of control and a lot of journalists have become entirely reliant on it," Craig Oliver, former communications director for Prime Minister David Cameron, told CNN.
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They are animals and need to be called as such and need to be gotten out of here any way we can, who we make it clear that we don&apost want Nancy Pelosi as a speaker like Conor Lamb in Pennsylvania.
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But I took my gun out of the holster lots and lots of times as a measure of keeping control over a situation because I was dealing with some very dangerous people who could have gotten out of hand at a moment's notice.
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In the Arnold era of almost-kind-of spaceflight, fears about who might take over or destroy the world pervaded the US. The country had just gotten out of a war, using planet-destroying bombs that the Soviets would also soon possess.
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I think that's this time what we'll see on tech, on monopoly, that I think ... Do you think that is going to be a big issue or has tech kind of gotten out of, gotten away from paying the price for this?
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - A new Brazilian mining regulator created last year to cut red tape and attract foreign investment has still not gotten out of the blocks, with experts warning that the agency will be stalled at least through the October election and perhaps until 2019.
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Word had gotten out on the vast social media network of Wang Kai, the Chinese film and television star known in the West as Nick Wang, that he would be attending a presentation of the fall 2016 collection by the leather-goods powerhouse Tod's.
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Because of the long project timeline and large investment capital involved, the market can expect large companies to dominate deep-water exploration as medium-size players have all but gotten out of the space to put their money into lower cost shale instead, Rodger said.
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Alexia Elkaim, the founder and creative director of Miaou, whose high-waisted, belted-and-grommeted jeans have become a uniform for digital-age starlets, had barely gotten out of the gate when a pair of her pants found their way to Bella Hadid in 2016.
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Around the same time, Ron Nief, the director of public affairs at Beloit College, and two of his friends had an idea that in almost any other dying industrial town would not have gotten out of the starting blocks: Let's start an international film festival.
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"Janet Yellen is somebody who's gotten out there, she's talked about the importance of an economy that works well, not just for those at the top but for the rest of America," Warren told "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer in an exclusive interview on CNBC.
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Let's talk about that, because the internet's gotten out of control, I think a lot people feel, not just the stuff that's happening falsely, the false news part of it or whatever, the abuse of the platforms, but the idea that it's a cesspool, really.
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"If she would have gotten out of her car at her apartment building and if someone was there and asked her for help, she would have been that outgoing person who would give someone directions or help someone find a lost pet," speculated Holly Juip, her cousin.
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"The fact that you have machines that date to the beginning of this century, using interfaces that people have long since gotten out of the habit of using, is just one sign that Texas elections really need to be brought into the 21st century," he says.
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"If she would have gotten out of her car at her apartment building and if someone was there and asked her for help, she would have been that outgoing person who would give someone directions or help someone find a lost pet," explains Holly Juip, Danielle's cousin.
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Typically, the Fed has gotten out of the market, has not changed the interest rates going to the presidential election, so I think the market's view, June is gonna be the last increase, is quite appropriate, the next increase after that will come after the Nov election.
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Read: Nobody wants to talk about the Russians killed by US airstrikes in Syria Now, the Kremlin is seeking to downplay the true cost of its military campaign in Syria, to avoid letting Putin's domestic audience think the mission has gotten out of hand, Borshchevskaya said.
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It's not that one needs to argue with her thesis (stated in both her lengthy introduction and a foreword by the sociologist Juliet Schor) that income inequality has gotten out of hand, that our obsession with wealth and fame diminishes and dehumanizes us in far-reaching ways.
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Already this season, entering Friday's games, there have been 21950 instances, by Baseball-Reference's tally, in which a second baseman, center fielder, catcher or some other position player has gamely headed to the mound to try to finish out a contest that has gotten out of hand.
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I had arrived at Wanuskewin at dusk to spend the night outdoors in a tipi — a bit of an intimating prospect given that it was the second day in May and temperatures, Saskatonians told me, had only gotten out of the bitter cold range that week.
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Lorance is gay, and while the series teases questions about whether that played a role in the shooting — whether Lorance's secret had gotten out and affected his men's perception of him, and whether the pressure of feeling marginalized affected his behavior in the field — it stops there.
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According to Guyger's account, when she arrived home at the South Side Flats apartments after a long shift on September 6, she didn't realize she had gotten out on the wrong floor of her building and that the apartment she was in was not, in fact, hers.
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"If she would have gotten out of her car at her apartment building and if someone was there and asked her for help, she would have been that outgoing person who would give someone directions or help someone find a lost pet," explains Holly Juip, the victim's cousin.
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The first really large set of states to vote came on March 1, by which time Bush had gotten out of the race and Cruz had clearly emerged as the strongest alternate to Trump, thanks to his lead in Texas and his pockets of strength throughout the South.
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According to CBS 5, the woman — who asked to remain anonymous — had just gotten out of the car while picking up her son from daycare when a powerful gust of wind knocked a "basketball-sized" hive from its place on a tree, sending it falling directly on her head.
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" When asked if grabbing her hand is a regular occurrence, Hope explained that her cat has a particular time to grab her, saying that she, "likes to wait until I've just gotten out of the shower to start grabbing at my hands and pulling them to her face.
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By the year 2013, word had gotten out of Bolt's skills in the booth, with dance music publications like FACT covering his guest set at the London Summer Olympics closing ceremony (there is no video evidence of the performance, hence why it's not on this list) alongside Fatboy Slim.
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"For the first time, I'm seeing the left and right agree that something has gotten out of control, and there is a lot of consensus on the harms created by fake news, terrorist content and election interference," said Nicole Wong, deputy chief technology officer for the Obama administration.
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Because when I look in the mirror, I see two hulking country hams where my arms are supposed to be, and I've somehow convinced myself that the pros of slender-looking biceps outweigh the cons of sweating so aggressively that it looks like I've just gotten out of a Jacuzzi.
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Everybody said the thing about the second letter [Comey wrote about reinvestigating Clinton's emails a week before the election], but I really think—and this probably isn't that popular—that Bernie should've gotten out way before he got out, and he should've really encouraged his people to vote for her.
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There are not many Kentucky Derbys that can be proclaimed over moments after they have started, but losing betting tickets were being crumpled in knotted fists as soon as Nyquist floated out of the first turn and then skipped down the backstretch as if he had just gotten out of school.
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WHITESBURG, Ky. — Dewey Gorman, a 59-year-old banker who has struggled with opioid addiction, had just gotten out of the hospital in this tiny central Appalachian city when he heard the word from Washington: His fellow Kentuckian, Senator Mitch McConnell, had delayed a vote to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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He told police that morning he had just gotten out of the shower when he heard "a lot of commotion," saying that at first Samantha seemed "confused" about "who was on top of her" before pointing the finger at him, according to an audio recording of his interview with a detective.
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If you then find that after you've gotten out of bed and started working and your brain is functioning at its peak level without having to drink "10 cups of coffee to get to that level," Fuller said, particularly for the first half of the day, then you're also likely getting enough sleep.
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During a search for the girl, Merrell, 23, told investigators that Hagwell, 29, "had kicked the little girl in the head and locked her in a closet in the master bedroom as punishment the evening of November 9th, because she had 'gotten out of her car seat,&apos" according to the release.
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In the summer and fall of 2011, markets were tumbling on fears that the union using the euro currency would dissolve; in 2008, it was fears that the global financial system would collapse; in 2000 it was on the realization that stock prices, especially for tech companies, had gotten out of line.
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" The opioid epidemic has also gotten "out of our control," she explains, adding, "If you talk to most people who are out there on the front lines fighting the opioid epidemic, they will tell you that the number one tool they feel would help us be successful is having access to Medicaid expansion.
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Even in the age of peak TV, the Olympics are perceived to be such a potent draw that other networks have largely gotten out of their way, with CBS, for example, trotting out "Celebrity Big Brother" as a means of (hopefully) helping to inexpensively keep the lights on for those 17 days.
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The final four boys and their soccer coach had just gotten out of the cave after the 18-day ordeal just hours before the pump failed as a medic and three Thai navy SEAL divers were making their way out, a U.S. military official who was part of the rescue effort told CBS News . Maj.
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"A few of my friends who used to smuggle goods from North Korea have gotten out of the business in the last two years because it's getting dangerous and not as lucrative," said an owner of a events hall in Kuandian, about 100 km (60 miles) north of Dandong, the largest city on the border.
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" Silver, who to his credit has consistently been more cautious in 2020 than many of his counterparts, wrote, "The hype about Bloomberg—a candidate who had yet to compete in any states, to participate in any debates, or to face sustained scrutiny from the media and other candidates—had probably gotten out of hand.
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With "Separation Anxiety," Zigman has brought her ur-self firmly into middle age — and while she is a familiar, self-deprecating, likable protagonist with self-esteem issues, one does find oneself wondering why, with the supposed vantage point of some years, she hasn't yet gotten out from under the weight of her own judgment.
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"This song 'Glo Up' is dedicated to the time where I was dealing with depression, had just gotten out of a relationship with a man who was really mean to me, and was trying to find my identity as an artist during a period where the only other major female rapper was Nicki Minaj," Alcindor says.
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One of the things I probably was most angry with or most frustrated with Donald Trump about before he was president were the comments about John McCain not being a war hero when the guy sacrificed his life and spent all that time in a prisoner of war camp and stayed there when he could have gotten out.
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Santomauro told The Post and Courier that political correctness "has gotten out of hand" and that he voted for President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE in the 2016 presidential election.
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Dr. Jennifer Wild, associate professor of experimental psychology and consultant clinical psychologist at the University of Oxford, said that it will be important for the boys to focus on the fact that they've gotten out safely, that their teammates still in the cave are being helped and that they will soon be reunited with their families.
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The profitability of any large stone depends on its yield: how many gem-quality carats can be gotten out of it once cut to maximize the price, which is in turn a function of the impurities in the stone — though, as Ms. D'Haenens-Johansson points out, even the impurities have value in a stone this size.
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This was no conventionally bent, conventionally cold politician; his geekiness and his zeal for mixing it up with the brass made me think of Private John Winger, Bill Murray's character in Stripes—if Winger had gotten out of the service, been gifted a seat in Congress, and pushed every personal, political, and legal boundary to its limit.
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He's Balon's brother, and is as big of a lunatic as all the rest of the Greyjoys with their salty death cult ("I don't mock the Drowned God, I am the Drowned God," +10) but he's also gotten out there, and mixed it up across the known world (shoutout to Qarth!) and has possibly gone genuinely insane in the process.
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Conrad Roy and Michelle Carter In his appeal to the SJC, Carter's lawyer, Daniel Marx, had argued that there was no way to know what Carter and Roy had said to each other during their last two phone calls before Roy's death and that it was "complete speculation" that Roy had gotten out of his truck and Carter had told him to get back in.
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She also cast the current moment in Washington as an opportunity for bipartisanship after the congressional baseball practice shooting that critically wounded House Majority Whip Steve Scalise (R-La.) Both Democrats and Republicans, she said, would have to take responsibility for fueling the partisan divide in the U.S. "I do think that the language, the rhetoric on both sides has gotten out of control," she said.
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I HAD JANET YELLEN IN A HEARING VERY RECENTLY AND CHAIR YELLEN SAID YES, SHE ACKNOWLEDGED THE FED HAS THE POWER TO DO THAT, AND LOOK, JANET YELLEN IS SOMEBODY WHO'S GOTTEN OUT THERE AND TALKED ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF PROTECTING CONSUMERS, ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF AN ECONOMY THAT WORKS WELL, NOT FOR JUST THOSE AT THE TOP BUT FOR THE REST OF AMERICA.
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Some aspects of the United States' relationship with China had "gotten out of whack," he said, and warned that the U.S. was prepared to force Beijing to curb its activities in the South China Sea and to level out trade imbalances with the U.S. "We can do this one of two ways," Tillerson said in the interview, speaking as if he was addressing Chinese officials.
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Then JoJo had her one-on-one time with each of the guys, which was all fairly boring except for the fact that she found out from Robby that he had actually only just gotten out of his three-year relationship in December (meaning, just a few months before they started filming), but yet he still insisted he was over his ex and ready to be engaged to JoJo.
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Although the FDA's recent crackdown on the sale of e-cigarettes — used by as many as 2300 million teenagers, according to government data recently leaked to the press — has received praise, watchdog groups say this step is long overdue and still not nearly enough to reverse a public health crisis that has gotten out of control due to years of inaction by health regulators in both the Obama and Trump administrations.
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In one of the long lines for the porta-potties, I overheard a conversation that reminded me, absurdly enough, of my time in the old Condé Nast cafeteria, where I would listen in on young editorial assistants chatting about what actress had agreed to be in a sponsored-content video or what Grace Coddington had said or how they had gotten out to Montauk without having to step foot on a bus.
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