Relieved, I headed off to collect a cashier's check for the security deposit, and Michael headed off under yet another cloudless sky to his job at Sears.
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He headed off to Sutton to meet his friend, Russell.
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The twosome then headed off to a honeymoon in Jamaica.
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That headed off even more U.S. tariffs on European goods.
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Farhad: I'm headed off to bed right now, in fact.
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They signed up and headed off with their boat to Orange.
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She storms out of the car, headed off to something else.
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I got a scholarship and headed off to George Washington University.
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College students aren't the only ones headed off on spring break.
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By December, she knew she was headed off to graduate school.
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Dear Diary: I headed off to my weekly ballroom dancing session.
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But a moment later, the fish changed course and headed off.
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They are apparently headed off to the Casino world of Canto Bight.
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Fisher, Cohen and Kelly later joined the two until Beckinsale headed off.
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I hope that's been headed off now if the agreement is implemented.
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The two then headed off for a stroll around the South Lawn.
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He still wasn't buying it and was headed off on a family trip.
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That evening, as I headed off to Giambattista Valli, I began to panic.
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After you headed off from tribal council, can you share some ponderosa memories?
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The resignation headed off a no-confidence motion he seemed sure to lose.
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The other night, I packed up the family and headed off for dinner.
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The North Dakota mom then headed off to her teaching job, WAGA reported.
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He took his, tipped his head and cap and headed off, nothing else.
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"Not enough," he said and headed off with Andi toward the shuttered streets.
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Mr. Maloney headed off into a sarcastic recitation of the witness's zigzagging accounts.
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In the United States, such counterpressure has been headed off again and again.
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The men, both still furious, jumped into a self-driving Prius and headed off.
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Photos show Prince George looking grumpier than ever as he headed off to class.
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Megs rode shotgun Wednesday as they headed off to Queen Elizabeth's pre-Christmas luncheon.
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I was headed off to America, and it wasn't going to be my scene.
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As soon as the helicopter took off, Juarez headed off to the next call.
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Immediately after playing Kimmy Gibbler on the family hit sitcom, she headed off to college.
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After speaking to the press, Nunes headed off to tell Trump about his alleged bombshell.
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I'm headed off to my first-ever bike race this weekend, an 80 mile jaunt.
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"It has headed off to college, but we are still helicopter moms," Mr. Quint said.
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This was a dozen years ago, just before she headed off to star at UConn.
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Either way, he closed the RV door, and headed off into the freezing Canadian night.
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But all that data left with Evan every morning when he headed off to day care.
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In 25, they sold their belongings, packed their bags, and headed off on a yearlong adventure.
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So was McIlroy, who headed off to the practice range for more work after the round.
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The agreement announced on Wednesday headed off a potential lawsuit, city officials said in a statement.
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This summer, Zika is posing a number of health concerns for people headed off on vacation.
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Instead, it flew by and headed off into deep space, into a world of icy objects.
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But before Danielle headed off to her forever home, her caseworker had a surprise for her.
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Steadying my legs, and my memories, we headed off in search of the ice cream shop.
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As they headed off on their honeymoon he informed her she should have married someone else.
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In 1942, however, Berlin pulled up stakes in a big way and headed off to war.
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But instead of staying in the U.S., she headed off to follow a dream in Singapore.
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"I figure, you know, it's history," he said, and headed off into the studios with Blue.
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Kay swiftly headed off to the nearest emergency room, travel-insurance card in hand, for care.
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They emerged an hour later laughing and headed off to eat cake and watch the Democratic debate.
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Officials said that the officers had apparently headed off what could have been a much deadlier attack.
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But they came up with a couple names and headed off to the fraternity to recruit them.
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And I thought of the irony of playing Bryan Mills with my daughter headed off to Paris.
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Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos' daughter Lola Consuelos is headed off to New York University this autumn.
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He and Dr. B headed off the stage and the crowd in Philly was in full rage.
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This is what I repeated to myself as I headed off to lunch with my friend Clare.
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The swimmers (Did I imagine they were blushing?) gathered their packs and headed off with the pup.
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The hairstylist dropped her three sons off at school and headed off to a hair-coloring class.
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As we chatted, the inmates headed off to shower and get on with their lives in prison.
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Amash has headed off establishment-led efforts to unseat him in the past, but this primary is different.
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Then Mr. Coté headed off to bring bees to 40 hives he maintains, mostly on rooftops, around Manhattan.
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In the finale's closing scene, Jon headed off with his men from Castle Black for beyond The Wall.
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Casto handed their 9-month-old, Ava, to her mother that morning and she and Nichols headed off.
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He has headed off calls for a second referendum by saying that he wants a general election instead.
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Eighteen-year-old Carly Dunn left her hometown of Duluth, Georgia this year and headed off to college.
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Voyager 2 captured this stunning parting shot of Uranus as it headed off towards its next destination, Neptune.
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Kugler's a Marine vet, so they headed off to Chicago back in November to the Marine Corps Ball.
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"not changing anything" as a baseline—show that we're headed off a cliff in terms of planetary habitability.
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And with that, Peisson headed off in the direction of the dance floor, which, at 1:30 a.m.
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"People have let me slide once or twice, and you're always grateful," Drnaso explained, as we headed off.
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The Browns collapsed to 5-11, and the team headed off in the first of many new directions.
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But at the main road, instead of turning toward her home, he headed off in the opposite direction.
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But at the main road, instead of turning toward her home, he headed off in the opposite direction.
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Political anger is about politics and a system of government that voters rightly see as headed off the rails.
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But as they headed off stage he was able to plant a real one and it caused an uproar.
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Past Randall Randall is headed off on a college tour of Howard University with his dad, Jack (Milo Ventimiglia).
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A lobsterman shoved two live lobsters into a paper bag for us, and we headed off for the subway.
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I remember I was headed off to the Consumer Electronics Show last month, which is this big annual event.
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And then they headed off into the unknown to take time off, decompress, and figure out what comes next.
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Kevin said as soon as they headed off, they heard screams from the crowd so he tried to help.
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They raised my three older brothers, and they watched as each one headed off to serve in the military.
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When he headed off to college at Rutgers University, Batali originally planned to study finance and work in banking.
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Had Mr. Cameron been forced to take on a coalition partner, that might well have headed off the vote.
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Then he headed off to take more last-chance group photos with competitors being hustled out the hotel's sliding doors.
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Brooklyn's big brother Camden John, 6, was far more happy as he headed off on his first day of kindergarten.
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A record 851 jets headed off approaching Chinese planes, or 280 more instances than in the corresponding period last year.
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While all her friends were making moves to score internships over summer, Rory headed off to Europe with her grandmother.
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We headed off in a convoy of Land Rovers to an exposed patch of high ground a few miles away.
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"Historically, it's sort of departed and headed off to New Zealand out into the east roundabout Sydney latitudes," Howden said.
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They headed off after the virtual creature, leaving behind the nearly two-dozen raccoons, each sniffing for more to eat.
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Hockridge and Tran headed off together in search of Stuart Highway, about 14 miles away, the New York Times reported.
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Zai greeted his father and mother, and after a rest, headed off with his cousins and friends to a nearby farm.
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Sure enough, they came out, signed our autograph books, and got in awaiting cars, separately, and headed off to the game.
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Tom Hanks is headed off to space – well, after he catches up on Chicago Fire and grabs Burger King, that is.
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The fourth generation service member's tale started when he headed off to war in Afghanistan after the horrific events of Sept.
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There are currently more than 200 active fires in Alaska, so the Women's Fire Crew headed off to The Last Frontier.
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Everyone's favorite former mole woman (played by Ellie Kemper) returns for a new season, in which she's headed off to college.
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If Meloni were ever to head back to SVU, it would likely be because the show was headed off the air.
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Consider this: The cost of college has more than tripled since the youngest of the baby boomers headed off to college.
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Wawrinka, the 2015 champion, warmly embraced his opponent but the hurt was plain for all to see as Tsitsipas headed off.
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So she started visiting the Amazon shuttle stop before dawn, greeting bleary-eyed workers as they headed off to the warehouse.
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Though supporters appeared to get as far as the mixed zone, they were headed off by security forces inside the stadium.
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When word filtered out that there were tourists at the Pyramids, some of the men took their horses and headed off.
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Substitute Keisuke Honda took a corner, which Yuya Osako leaped highest for and headed off the post and into the net.
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In September 2017, Trump headed off the threatened lawsuit by beginning a phase-out of DACA that would end March 5.
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The cost of borrowing overnight was steady on Monday, appearing to indicate the Fed may have headed off a funding squeeze.
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But if North Korea ever sends a missile at Japan instead of over it, that missile needs to be headed off.
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Gottschalk subsequently headed off to Bachelor in Paradise this summer, where sparks flew between him and Gates — and the rest is history.
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On Wednesday the family packed up their few remaining belongings and headed off in their minivan from Katy, aiming for Lake Charles.
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Before she headed off to the photo line in New Hampshire over the weekend, Warren offered one last comment on the subject.
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The new Swiss system approved by parliament in 2016 headed off a direct clash over immigration and is now being rolled out.
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Although she ultimately didn't find the final jewel in the Hamptons, Fuch headed off to her next destination on Wednesday morning: Miami.
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She even received a bouquet of flowers from a local schoolkid before she headed off for Manor Farm Stables in nearby Ditcheat.
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Now, Manafort, Trump's former campaign chairman, is headed off to prison for violating FARA during his lucrative years working for Ukraine's president.
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Even as some shoppers kept to tradition and headed off to the malls in person this Black Friday, spending remained brisk online.
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Teresa and husband Joe are still hustling to pay the rest of the restitution since Joe is headed off to prison soon.
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So now finally, Bill Cosby has been unmasked and we have seen the real man as he is headed off to prison.
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"I don't know what else to tell you," said Mr. McEnroe, who shrugged and headed off to catch more U.S. Open action.
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My mom cooked all of this at the start of each week, before she headed off to her day job at IBM.
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She took a weekend off from the women's professional tour to get married, then headed off to an event in Hammond, Ind.
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By passing the bill, the legislature headed off a more restrictive ballot initiative that recently qualified to appear before California voters in November.
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I said farewell and headed off to the airport, thanking my lucky stars; it was the most valuable travel advice of my trip.
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Thelma (Eili Harboe) is a young woman headed off to college in Oslo, a move that has her overprotective, devoutly religious parents nervous.
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The pair headed off in style to their 200-person evening reception at Frogmore House, riding to the party in a classic car.
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However, that same year, she headed off to New York City and studied at the Actor's Studio in hopes of perfecting her craft.
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Despite some expectation that he might work in the financial district of London, Brooksbank headed off in a different direction: the hospitality trade.
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It's wonderful to know that these tykes are safe and sound, and headed off to be cared for before they're placed in homes.
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Just one day earlier, he had said his usual goodbye to Kristina as she headed off to her night shift at the bar.
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At one point, after delivering an intro, she broke into a run toward backstage — perhaps headed off to her next quick wardrobe change.
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The cosmetics giant Avon Products said it reached a deal with activist investors, including Barington Capital, that headed off a possible proxy fight.
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The first image was taken on Tuesday before Tiffany, 25, headed off to class, while the second photo was snapped back in Sept.
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An Iranian free kick was headed off Saeid Ezatolahi, who corralled the loose ball and dispatched it into the back of the net.
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She got up, put her bathing suit on and put red lipstick on and kissed the corner of the mirror and headed off.
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This time around, their daughter, played by Abby Quinn, is headed off to college and the Buchmans are navigating their now empty nest.
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She and her father, Phil, tied bandannas around their necks — red for her, blue for him — and excitedly headed off to the dance.
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Sure, he inherited an economy moving solidly down the tracks, but he is set to leave one that is headed off the rails.
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The precious photograph comes exactly one week after Brooklyn's big brother Camden John, 6 next week, headed off on his first day of kindergarten.
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They waved from specially laid on buses as they headed off to two weeks in quarantine to ensure they are free from the disease.
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After popping the question and getting an emphatic "yes!" from fiancé Ross Girard, the happy couple headed off to party with friends and family.
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First and foremost, he has children of his own, and his oldest is headed off to college, and… Didn't you go to school together?
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Junior's (Marcus Scribner) high school graduation was a high point of the season, but it also meant that he was headed off to college.
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Prince George put on a brave face Thursday as he headed off for the first day of a new school year without his mom.
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It's hard to believe that Cara and Mady graduated from high school this past weekend … and are headed off to college in the fall!
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He and the remaining Asgardians boarded a ship headed off-planet, while Hela (with assistance from Surtur, a demon) blew Asgard itself to bits.
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Likewise, the same hardware will detect if the XC60 is headed off-road unintentionally, and will brake and steer to help avoid the excursion.
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It has been the inverted yield curve on Treasury bonds that has journalists absolutely convinced that we are soon headed off the economic cliff.
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I headed off with the mild guilt of someone who has let their dog foul a public path, but who has forgotten their scooper.
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Cake is asked to do so much, what with all the weddings and birthdays and office parties for colleagues headed off to greener pastures.
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But people got serious about Y2K and headed off a tech disaster — even if you still think it was all a bunch of baloney.
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"I hope that more people will really come to understand that on a visceral level," she said before she headed off to the next event.
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After kicking the ball away from the goal and back toward the midfield, Goyal headed off to huge applause from the fans in the audience.
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I have a daughter who's headed off to college in the fall, and like most girls she plans to get married and have children someday.
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Photographers screamed out to Ms. Blanchett, who posed for photos, and then headed off into the night with her husband, the theater director Andrew Upton.
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He headed off a leadership challenge from Minster of Home Affairs Peter Dutton by a margin of 48 votes to 35 in the surprise vote.
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That plan fell through when shortstop Starlin Castro — since traded to the Yankees — headed off to the hospital for the birth of his second baby.
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By contrast, "Estonia was very, very careful in their privatization process, and they headed off a lot of these issues at the outset," Shelley said.
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After a brief marriage while attending Hardin-Simmons University, Smith earned her journalism degree and headed off for New York with two suitcases and $50.
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My older son is headed off to college, so my parenting job for him has shrunk dramatically from full-time, to very, very part-time.
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The agreement also headed off a potential nuclear arms race in the Middle East at a time when the region is already rife with crisis.
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Garland, then headed off to Harvard, expressed support for a fellow commencement speaker's right to voice opinions about the war in Vietnam and other political topics.
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After packing a laptop and a suit, I headed off to the city bus station, where hordes of drivers filled empty minivan seats by shouting: ''Aaastanaaa!
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Segui tilted her head, smiling and looking at Cuddy the way you might at a particularly precocious and captivating child, then headed off to a meeting.
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Unsurprisingly, both stars headed off for their respective events with their hair looking as perfectly undone as always — and Atkin got the night off for once.
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I'm headed off to Indo, and I'm gonna be taking a step-up Duo and a step-up thruster, so that's definitely going to be interesting.
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The next day, Randall and Jack are headed off to a college tour in D.C. Randall apologizes for not being there at Kevin's big football game.
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" She also headed off any potential rumors in the works, adding, "And just in case you were wondering—no, I've never gotten a nose job LOL!
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Last time we saw Tyrion, he had been left in charge of an unruly Meereen after Daario and Ser Jorah headed off to search for Daenerys.
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Before she headed off to Capitol Hill for the day, she read from a letter she had recently received from a retired Army nurse from Ohio.
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Ms. Siegal, in a mink scarf, headed off for another night of air kisses, another night brokering introductions between the likes of Rudolph Giuliani and John Travolta.
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Gabriel called the accord a "great diplomatic success", saying it had prevented Iran from developing nuclear weapons and headed off a military conflict between Iran and Israel.
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" —Zahra Hirji As he headed off to Camp David for the weekend, an OANN reporter asked Trump, "Do you have a message for the people of Texas?
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Kimora shared a photo of her daughter Ming Lee headed off to prom on Twitter and Instagram showing the teen posing alongside a car with her date.
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Two weeks later, the pair is headed off to more permanent facilities, and if the view is to be believed, shit got real when the bomb hit.
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That's why I headed off to Long Island's gorgeous Wölffer Estates Vineyard — a coveted destination for wine-tasters, famous for its luxurious Summer In A Bottle rosé.
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After the day full of meetings, Trump headed off on a fundraising swing through California on Thursday ahead of his planned vice presidential unveiling Friday in Manhattan.
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So this is interesting ... JLo changed her mind about the whole "stay at home for the holidays" thing and headed off to Vegas to watch Drake perform.
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Fifty-nine percent think New Jersey is "headed off the rails," the poll found, the highest number of despondent respondents since Mr. Christie took office in 2010.
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Moon then briefly stepped into North Korean territory at Kim's invitation, and then the two leaders headed off to the summit in the "truce village" of Panmunjom.
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It's certainly an improvement over the year-ago quarter, which Tim Cook headed off with a letter to investors that warned of slower-than-anticipated iPhone upgrades.
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For her part, Ripa shared a sunny smile on Thursday morning as she headed off to celebrate her 20th anniversary with husband Mark Consuelos and their children. Live!
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Camilla, who wore a green lace dress with an embroidered jacket by Fiona Clare, and Charles headed off separately to a reception with the politicians of the assembly.
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The last time we saw Ramos, she was being separated from her best friend, Flaca, at the end of season five as they headed off to different prisons.
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The season five finale of "Fear the Walking Dead" saw most of our group split up as they reluctantly headed off with Ginny's group for shelter and food.
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"He grabbed the lug wrench and finished the job as I put the tools away," Powell writes, and then they both headed off to appointments at Walter Reed.
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On another trip to Texas, her choice of footwear — stiletto heels — as she headed off to meet with hurricane victims also seemed insensitive, or at least tone deaf.
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I headed off to college and with each passing year, grew older, became more self-reliant and hit new adult milestones, just as my parents had before me.
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The master of low expectations headed off to his New Jersey golf club to celebrate the fact that he still has plenty of time for further self-incrimination.
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The security services have headed off a number of apparently imminent attacks in recent months, but these successes seem to have owed nothing to the state of emergency.
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So I waited for the weekend, slid the lanyard around my neck, and let the device dangle near my belly button as I headed off for the botanical gardens.
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She agreed to give it another go and the two headed off to Mallorca, Spain, where they finally got to stay in the same suite during one last date.
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A month before the world was introduced to Shuri, Zoey Johnson (Yara Shahidi) headed off to college on the Freeform series grown-ish, a spinoff of ABC's black-ish.
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"Jennifer and me off to the Oscar race great Moreno matter what happens!" he captioned a photo with his wife Jennifer Flavin as they headed off to the ceremony.
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She agreed to give it another go and the two headed off to Mallorca, Spain, where they finally got to stay in the same suite after one last date.
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He had a small celebration dinner with the first lady and his two daughters and then headed off with his family Saturday to Martha's Vineyard for their annual vacation.
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When that didn't work, they piled into a minivan and headed off to the fire department to see if the authorities could take a crack at liberating their friend.
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One, he said he and the internet's early builders could have headed off if they'd anticipated the need for it: Strong user authentication, as well as strong file verification.
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Her character married longtime love interest Mike (Patrick J. Adams) in the seventh season finale, and the pair headed off into the sunset for a new life in Seattle.
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A Taliban assault on Nawa in August was barely headed off, as delegations of senior generals shuttled back and forth from Kabul to help focus the security forces' defense.
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Just like when the future King, 6, headed off for his first day of school two years ago, nerves seemed to take over during Charlotte's arrival at the school.
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One day, a few weeks earlier, my young son had headed off down our driveway to wait for the school bus, carrying in one hand a book report project.
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And, uh, what is it, three more people on the debate stage who immediately after New Hampshire headed off to suck up some more money from millionaires and billionaires.
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Woods ended up in a tie for sixth then, which must have seemed like a distant memory as he headed off for treatment after the difficult round at Portrush.
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That happened 18 months ago,when then-European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker headed off Trump's threat to impose tariffs on European autos by agreeing to bilateral trade talks.
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Rory, who graduated from Yale and headed off to begin her journalism career when the series ended, finds herself a freelance vagabond, unable to land a full-time job.
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So the very next day we headed to Officeworks, and bought ourselves a couple of fluorescent vests, some fake walkie-talkies, and headed off for an adventure of sorts.
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It was only a snippet, but it was striking, so I consulted the tracklist and headed off to the Soundcloud page for rAHHH only to find...not all that much.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - A drinker who could not pay his bar bill left his clothes at the pub as collateral as he headed off naked to get cash, Czech police said.
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Not long after she visits the MUNCHIES Test Kitchen to cook and pick veggies on our rooftop garden, the chef is headed off to Miami for a much-deserved vacation.
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In 2010, Wayne headed off to prison for eight months, but not before laying down a bunch of verses, shooting a ton of videos, and getting eight emergency root canals.
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We then headed off on a game drive – game drives are the backbone of an East African safari, though in the Selous you always have the boat option as well.
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She went through into our room, changed into many layers of warm clothing, came back to kiss the children once again, and headed off into Phase II of the celebrations.
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So on her hair day—every Wednesday, a wash and a set—she gave Carlito instructions and telephone numbers and headed off with a heavy heart to the beauty parlor.
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Obama opened up to Winfrey about a number of topics, including how life has changed since her youngest daughter, Sasha, 18, headed off to the University of Michigan in the fall.
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After they headed off to different colleges — they graduated from Purdue and the University of Texas, respectively — they came together to form an analytics platform, and, more recently, to create Abacus.
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Today, they've honed their plane travel to such a science that they are often back in the air, headed off into the night, before Janson's audience has even cleared the venue.
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"We are all so proud of you Brooklyn," she wrote in a sweet Instagram post of herself sitting next to Brooklyn before he headed off to the city to study photography.
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A potential Syrian military offensive against rebels in the Idlib province was headed off after Russia and Turkey reached a deal to establish a demilitarized zone in and around the area.
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Princess Ariane, the youngest daughter of the Netherlands' King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima, headed off to her first day of school at Christelijk Gymnasium Sorghvliet in The Hague on Monday.
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"I'm the first to go to university, and my mother tells everyone she sees," she said, smiling one recent afternoon as she headed off to watch the senior dance group's showcase.
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Each time I sent up a first, single bird, it would sit in a tree until the second bird joined it and they headed off together to the loft in Bulawayo.
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The World Bank and Chinese officials planned the conference at the direct orders of Premier Zhao Ziyang, who met with the group in Beijing before they headed off on the cruise.
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Trump also has a vital political interest in keeping alive the idea that he personally headed off war with North Korea and that historic progress is possible as he runs for reelection.
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Here's a little plot refresher: It's the first day of school at Constance Billard, and Jenny Humphrey has to assume her role as "Queen Bee," what with Blair headed off to college.
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Burrard-Lucas heard from a friend that a black leopard had been spotted in the area and, after contacting the landowners, headed off to set out his cameras near the animal's tracks.
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Jerry Seinfeld, the comedian who hosts "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee," and his wife, Jessica Seinfeld, recently shared sweet photos of their family as their daughter, Sascha Seinfeld, headed off to college.
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However, Beckham may be too busy to rekindle a full-blown relationship — he headed off to college in New York City this week where he said he is planning on studying photography.
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When Hunter Strickland retired Beltran for the final out of his second save, many of the San Francisco fans gave the team a loud ovation as the players headed off the field.
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The company says that it was about to make changes this year that would have compensated many men less than women in a certain job category, so it headed off that inequity.
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I am going to spend the next few weeks mulling over this question – as should you; let me know what you think — since I am now headed off to the Canadian woods.
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Voyager 1 plumbed a fat, smoggy atmosphere of Titan, where nitrogen and methane rains fall on a frozen slush pile of hydrocarbons and oily lakes, and then headed off toward interstellar space.
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Simpson revealed on Instagram Tuesday that she was "emotional for many reasons" as she headed off on her first trip away from daughter Birdie, whom she and Johnson welcomed on March 19.
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So before a group of first responders headed off to the front lines of Hurricane Florence, a restaurant in South Carolina wanted to thank them for what they were about to do.
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Last year, more than half the 220 students who started Manhood Development classes as freshmen — the first graduating class — headed off to college with scholarships from the local nonprofit East Bay College Fund.
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As Jon's unlikely team headed off into the snowy wilderness at the end of "Edgewatch," I wondered who out of this motley crew was going to make it out the other side alive.
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Challenger 2 headed off to impound with the other qualifying vehicles, where crews have four hours to get their cars in shape for the return run under the watchful eyes of racing officials.
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While a new drainage system has headed off immediate danger, the experience of places like Lenk has brought the consequences of climate change home to voters ahead of a parliamentary election on Sunday.
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That pessimistic outlook comes as the number of Americans who say the country is headed off on the wrong track rises steadily, even with a booming economy, record-low unemployment and rising wages.
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And Rachel Carson, whose book "Silent Spring" warned of the threat of pesticides and whose environmental advocacy headed off certain crisis, bucked the norms of her time to become educated in the sciences.
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It was the same place a Manhattan woman went to file a report about the blue bag she'd lost as she headed off on a vacation to Russia, police confirmed to the station.
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The United States technically breached the debt limit several months ago, but a good economy and so-called "extraordinary measures" have headed off the risk that the country can't actually pay its bills.
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Some spoke of resilience and the importance of not panicking, even as they studiously declined to shake hands or headed off to hunt the shelves of the local drugstore for anti-bacterial soap.
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The book will presumably pick up with where Thrawn left off, with the character now a Grand Admiral, and his loyal assistant headed off into the depths of Unknown Space on a secret mission.
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But his joke got him into big trouble when the chef went missing around the same time he and his brother finished working at the restaurant and headed off for months on their motorcycles.
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It's not unusual for me to run into former students of hers who struggled through much of elementary school, repeated grades due to failing classes and misbehaving, and yet are headed off to college.
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Postponing it from March 29th to October 31st headed off the calamity of a no-deal exit, but the delay has prompted some companies to hold off on investment until the outlook is clearer.
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The deal suggests the industry has headed off demands for hardware upgrades that would cut more pollution but would also be much more expensive - with the potential costs as high as 10 billion euros.
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Juliana Crain will be dealing with the destruction of the resistance, Joe Blake will be headed off to Berlin, and Frank Frink will become increasingly radicalized after what he saw in the mysterious movies.
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In the classic hit movie, Maren was part of the group, dubbed the Lollipop Guild, that danced and sang in front of Judy Garland's character, Dorothy, before she headed off to see the Wizard.
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We would pile into a powder-blue Volkswagen bus, "O'Neill House" stenciled on the door, for a ballgame against the boys at Weldon House or Fern Cliff, feeling like soldiers headed off to battle.
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Soon Tucker headed off to video game school to learn the art of crafting video games, but the records he had made beforehand were picked up and released through a small label called Transparent.
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John, Selma and I shared a cleaning person, and through a miscommunication Selma decided that John and I had headed off for a week in Cancun, Mexico, a place I've still never been to.
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Since we hadn't seen Eduardo during or after the time jumps of season nine, a popular fan theory suggested he headed off with Maggie to make sure she and her son Hershel stayed safe.
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At night, we headed off in the rental car in search of grilled-chicken shacks and beachfront restaurants serving spicy salt cod fritters, grilled lobster, French wine, rum punch and other French-Creole specialties.
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Musk had promised last year to have his public statements vetted by the company's board, as part of a settlement with the SEC that headed off demands for him to resign as Tesla CEO.
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Realizing the fire was approaching too fast to escape to the rendezvous point designated by his father, Sturrock grabbed the family dog and headed off in his older brother's pick-up truck, police said.
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There was a sweet "thank God we're all safe" reunion then Espo and Ryan headed off to some very early celebration drinks, while Castle and Beckett headed home to enjoy some much needed R&R.
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President Trump headed off a government shutdown in May by signing a spending bill without funding for new border wall construction, but which did include a few hundred million dollars for repairs to existing barriers.
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The Live with Kelly and Ryan talk show host shared a beautiful photo of her daughter posing with her dapper date in front of a large fountain before the couple headed off to their prom.
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In 2005, a bipartisan deal headed off GOP plans to remove the filibuster barrier for lower-court nominees, but in 2013 Democrats took the step, leaving the filibuster in place only for Supreme Court justices.
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Nick and the "Quantico" star arrived together at JFK on Friday headed off to who-knows-where -- but, one thing's for sure, this is a damn good looking couple ... even if they won't admit it.
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Cliff Avril and Marshawn Lynch did one last thing as teammates before Beast Mode headed off to Oakland ... and for the people of Haiti, it's better than anything the men ever did on the field.
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As lawmakers headed off for a weeklong Memorial Day recess, Mr. Ryan was left to blame Democrats for the failure of a Republican bill in a chamber with its largest Republican majority since the 1920s.
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CHICAGO — After earning their first trip to the World Series in 29 years on Thursday night with a dismantling of the Chicago Cubs, the Los Angeles Dodgers celebrated modestly until they headed off the field.
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The pair got engaged a year and a half later, and the future president headed off to fight in World War II. She headed to Smith College but dropped out when George returned from the war.
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The teenagers headed off in the morning, with the permission of Stephanos's family, who had also known that the pair had narrowly escaped a storm while fishing on a boat in the ocean the day before.
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A new debt deal for Greece seemed to have headed off the risk of another round of uncertainty over its finances and even its future in the euro zone after a funding crisis a year ago.
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Following the flight, the duo (along with Green, Carteris, Priestley and Ziering) headed off to celebrate the 90210 30th reunion at a convention in Las Vegas where high jinks, involving alcohol and many a confession, took place.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British lawmakers backed Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit timetable on Wednesday after she headed off a rebellion in her Conservative Party over a lack of insight into the government's strategy to leave the European Union.
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Many executives and employees have need for a role that's basically a "chief of staff" — someone who keeps track of all the details about everyone they encounter and are headed off to meet in their professional careers.
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"At the same time as our kids are headed off to school, we are hearing new stories about the health risks associated with e-cigarettes on a daily basis," said Stein in a press conference on Tuesday.
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Along with his gravelly voiced manager, John Rambo Stevens, he climbed into a black S.U.V. and headed off to Hudson Bar and Books, a clubby, dark-paneled cigar bar in the West Village that still allows smoking.
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In 2012, Ben Henderson, a city councilor who came from Edmonton's vibrant theater community, began pushing for a renewed effort and headed off on a winter tour of Scandinavian cities to see how they approach the season.
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Mr. Ryan had already headed off an earlier rules change that was deemed potentially embarrassing: a proposal to let lawmakers resume funding of pet projects through designated "earmarks" as long as the money went to public entities.
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Then when she was almost 6, thanks to Cooper's advocacy, Kim, Darvena and a small group of others headed off to the Bronx to attend what was then the New York Institute for the Education of the Blind.
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On live television, local fire department personnel and a good Samaritan with a backhoe needed just 80 minutes in a suburb of St. Louis to dislodge the shaken cow, which immediately headed off to graze on some grass.
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While at an event for the Beau Biden Foundation Monday, the former president opened up about all the feelings he has experienced on the journey towards becoming an empty nester now that Malia has headed off to Harvard.
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The agreement headed off a threat by North Korea to withdraw from the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, and eased what had been one of the tensest periods on the Korean Peninsula since the armistice that ended the Korean War.
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There was real concern that the likes of Weiss and Stephens were dangerous, that the ideas they put out there could have a harmful effect and therefore had to be headed off at the pass and roundly discredited.
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Lagarde's lawyerly background means she quickly masters her briefs, as she proved when she was parachuted into the finance ministry by then-French President Nicolas Sarkozy and headed off to a euro zone finance ministers' meeting shortly afterwards.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - A plane brought 138 Thais home from China's coronavirus epicentre of Wuhan on Tuesday and they waved from evacuation buses as they headed off to two weeks in quarantine to ensure they are free from the disease.
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And timing is everything: The House is headed off for summer break on Thursday, which means this probably won't be dealt with until lawmakers return in September — weeks before the midterms, where Republicans are looking more and more vulnerable.
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Invoking the term is meant to denote seriousness, to suggest that the activism you are engaged in will not disappear with the passing of the news cycle or be headed off by the most recent tidbit of celebrity gossip.
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The eldest, Alan, 19, recently headed off to college, a life change that was codified in an episode in which she showed him how to pick out avocados and cook twice-baked potatoes with Oaxacan cheese and chipotle crema.
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When he headed off to college, his mother and father had him kneel down, and they actually gave him their blessing to go off into life and do what he wanted to do, and that he would always have their blessing.
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Celebrities have packed up their cute-yet-weather-appropriate snow gear and headed off to warmer climes, leaving us with a long list of must-see movies to fill the gap left by the lack of cozy mountain-themed group Instas.
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Pets for Vets volunteer Cheryl Wassus packed up her 1-year-old Bernese mountain dog Link and headed off to the Motor City Furry Convention last weekend, ready to educate fellow animal lovers about the great work her organization does.
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If your home-town NFL team is headed off to play at Super Bowl 50 this year, you are at an increased risk of dying from the flu, according to a new study published in the American Journal of Health Economics.
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Meghan and Prince Harry are now in Fiji -- the second country in their 16-day autumn tour -- and they kicked off the visit with an official welcoming ceremony ... then headed off to a state dinner hosted by Fiji's Prez, Jioji Konrote.
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Before they headed off to meet some farmers and take part in the seasonal job of shearing some of the sheep that dot the area's mountainsides, William and Kate joined a celebration of people and local organizations close to their heart.
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Perhaps this issue could have been headed off if the government had followed one of Jeremy Corbyn's better ideas—a migrant impact fund that would direct resources to local communities which found that housing, school and health services under pressure.
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From a pure writing level, so many of the biggest issues could've been headed off in pre-production, by finding a tone and sticking with it or doing the work needed to land a movie that can handle big tonal shifts.
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The move shocked Washington as the president headed off to Argentina for a summit of G20 nations, but the president told reporters that his former lawyer was a "weak person" who was attempting to receive a reduced sentence by lying.
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For thousands of years, the city was a rest stop for traders coming from the desolate Taklamakan Desert (nicknamed the Sea of Death) right before they headed off into the snowy Pamir mountain range and, eventually, into the Middle East.
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After cutting south, the convoy, now accompanied by an Iraqi Army M1A1 Abrams tank, headed off the road for the relative safety of the open fields, with the expectation that there would be fewer mines and improvised explosive devices, or I.E.D.s.
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Still, when the five student editors-in-chief of The Campanile opted to nix the big map showing where their classmates at Palo Alto High School were headed off to college, they had more than an inkling people would pay attention.
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By contrast, constructive committee fact-finding with the agencies that were the subject of the Nunes memo — the F.B.I. and the Department of Justice — could well have headed off the distortions and omissions that have been identified upon the memo's release.
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At the Oakland encampment where Mr. Hebbring and Ms. Hansen had lived for months, a place that we profiled in December, many of the residents slept in shacks, R.V.s or tents by night and headed off to jobs during the day.
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SYDNEY — A terrorist plot to attack the Australian city of Melbourne with explosives, knives and guns — possibly on Christmas Day — is believed to have been headed off with the arrest of five people, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said on Friday.
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We want to hear about the ingenious way you headed off a toddler meltdown on a long car ride, or how you persuaded your youngster to take a bite of something foreign instead of just tossing it on the floor.
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In August 1998, the morning after Bill Clinton's grand jury testimony and his "I misled people" speech (in which he finally admitted to the nation that he had an affair with Monica Lewinsky), the Clintons headed off to Martha's Vineyard.
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Matthews donned the team's jersey (an updated design, as the draft has become the choice venue to unveil such changes), weathered a hail of boos, shook hands with commissioner Bettman, and headed off to conduct a dozen or more interviews.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel was seen shaking as she met President Frank-Walter Steinmeier on Thursday, her second such bout within two weeks, but her spokesman said she was fine and she headed off to Japan for this weekend's G20 summit.
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Then, not long afterwards, he headed off on his first foreign trip to Saudi Arabia where the rulers sought, quite successfully, to woo the new President with a lavish display of pomp and celebration, culminating in a sword dance in the royal palace.
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After the whirlwind years under Nicolas Sarkozy in 2007-12, voters were at first drawn to the "normal" presidency that Mr Hollande sought to embody, as he headed off on holiday by train and adopted the forgettable posture of a middle manager.
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"Every mother has that moment when they have another child, whether it's a kiss goodbye in the middle of the night, or standing in your driveway and saying your tearful goodbyes when you're headed off to an induction or c-section," Paulescu explains.
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Soon after Kim Kardashian West hit up New York City and husband Kanye West made a surprise appearance at the Coachella music festival, it looks like the couple headed off with Kourtney Kardashian and family friend Jonathan Cheban, for a trip to Iceland.
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NEW DELHI/ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - The sparring between India and Pakistan last month threatened to spiral out of control and only interventions by U.S. officials, including National Security Advisor John Bolton, headed off a bigger conflict, five sources familiar with the events said.
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On May 8, 1945 — V-E Day — she was looking out the windows of the Martin Beck Theater, where the Navy boys of "On the Town" were still romping through New York in the precious hours before their ship headed off to war.
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Oumuamua approached the sun from above the plane of the solar system, dove below the sun's southern pole and then used the sun's gravitational field to slingshot itself back above the plane of the solar system as it headed off into deep space.
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Manafort was convicted of charges of bank and tax fraud last year by a Virginia jury while accepting a plea deal that headed off a second trial in Washington, D.C., on related charges that had been set to occur later in 2018.
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The truce, which seemed to be holding on Sunday, headed off possibly wider fighting between the pro-government forces and the Kurds, whose YPG militia is an important ally in the U.S.-led campaign against Islamic State on other fronts in Syria.
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But Danny's father, Harold, immediately establishes himself as a less-than-great patriarch when his son and granddaughter arrive for a visit — Eliza just for a night, as she's headed off to Bard; Danny for longer, as he's just separated from his wife.
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But Jon and Arya haven't seen each other since the second episode of the very first season, when he famously gave her a parting gift as he headed off to join the Nights' Watch: Needle, the sword she would survive with for years thereafter.
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And while establishment Republicans headed off any important changes in NAFTA, which would have been really bad for business — Trump basically took the existing agreement and stuck his name on it — they have been willing to indulge his posturing on other, less critical fronts.
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Clinton fielded a few softball questions with a shortstop's aplomb, I headed off to dinner to meet with a G.O.P. strategist, then to quiz a prominent local Democrat at Wellman's, a watering hole that in the previous two cycles was legendarily overstuffed with Obama campaign staffers.
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The last time we saw him, he was rowing away (something Davos notes, in a cheeky nod to fan memes involving the character), headed off into mystery, and now we find out he's just been in King's Landing all this time, training to become a great hero?
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As Graswald headed off the island with police in their boat to state police barracks, she joked with them about whether they were worried she'd jump out, and she tossed a flower in the water in Viafore's memory, Moscato testified, according to The Times-Herald Record.
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The Bikers began their 4th of July with a group breakfast at the Harrington's lobby diner and then headed off to the Capitol lawn for a small "Rally Against Socialism" hosted by a group of Trump-supporting mothers whose children died while serving in the military.
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Waller-Bridge is a British writer and actor whose demeanor combines "acidic" and "goofy" into a cocktail that works surprisingly well, and now she is headed off to help write the next James Bond movie and could theoretically do just about anything she wants going forward.
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All of the details – down to how we load a truck full of jib features headed off to a project – are laid out in a 3D model to make sure that everything we have built at our shop will fit on the truck, and in what order.
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The smart money is on waiting post-Labor Day, when the summer hordes have headed off, leaving in their wake drastically reduced room rates, alluring sales at the envy-inducing shops, plus a good six weeks of temperate weather and Gulf Stream-warmed (relatively speaking) waters.
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The regulator did not say what remedy it wanted the court to impose, but the commitment was part of a settlement that headed off demands from the SEC for Musk to resign as Tesla CEO, seen by investors in the company as a substantial risk to its future.
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And they found two other couples to stare into the sunset with – including A-listers Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds July 217, 22016: Off to OzThen Swift and Hiddleston headed off to Australia, because they're a couple who lives to travel and we literally can't keep up anymore.
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For example, with US leadership, the two sides could have headed off what will likely now become a tit-for-tat set of punitive tariffs that will harm both Airbus and Boeing at a time when the real, rising threat to their duopoly globally inevitably will come from China.
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His speech was a powerful admonition after years of tension and frustration, with the Obama administration giving public voice to its long-held concern that Israel was headed off a cliff toward international isolation and was condemning itself to a future of low-level, perpetual warfare with the Palestinians.
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So concerned are they about the urgent need to restore nearly every aspect of society that the strongest intellectual argument made last year for voting for a man many had personal reservations about was that "we are headed off a cliff" and he was the only change agent available.
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He remained in the lobby of the Lincoln Park venue while the cast members from two of the three theaters in the complex, one director and a healthy contingent of patrons headed off to order rum-based Balm in Gileads and bourbon East of Edens while discussing the performances.
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The series picks up from the finale of The Fosters, which aired in 2018 and leaped five years into the future, to a point where two of its foster kids — Callie (Maia Mitchell) and Mariana (Cierra Ramirez) — have embarked on their careers and are headed off into the sunset.
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Given the intense factionalism breaking out everywhere, the power and stubborn greed of the fossil fuel owners, and the way the internet connects much of the world in a massive incoherent roar, it can feel like an impossible problem — like we are all locked in a juggernaut headed off a cliff.
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Some ANAL activists headed off to scout out a new squat elsewhere in the city, while their comrades milled around winding up the slab-faced security contractors in the doorway, asking about their steroid habits and pretending they were arsonists and knew about secret passages hidden throughout the empty building.
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At game's end, players from both teams hoisted the linemates on their shoulders, with the crowd roaring in tribute as they headed off to World War II. Schmidt, Dumart and Bauer played together on a Canadian military hockey team and then served together at an air base in northern England.
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That's because, with 30 other farmers, he last year climbed into a Jeep and headed off for a bit of "time travel": A visit to the Mopti region, to the northeast, that today has the kind of conditions experts believe Kolondialan can expect in decades to come as climate change takes hold.
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Once in orbit each of those circuit boards—he calls them "sprites"—would have headed off on its own, kicked out of the tiny mother ship by the uncoiling of its antennae, and the project's backers on Kickstarter would have had their own personal Sputniks, transmitting at a frequency they could monitor.
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Although the revised deal brings much-needed modernization in areas such as e-commerce and intellectual property, the media spotlight on Canada has obscured a bigger problem for the region: Under the new terms, North American trade is headed off the rails and, perhaps along with it, political stability south of the border.
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Jesse Carmichael As one of the founding members of Maroon 5, the keyboardist, 39, — who once played the guitar in Kara's Flowers — headed off to Five Towns College (where the school's color was maroon!) with Levine after their band's debut (and only) album The Fourth World didn't do as well as they had hoped.
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The policy, enshrined in the documents that eventually led to the establishment of US relations with China, permits Beijing to regard Taiwan as a part of China and the United States to sell the nationalist island arms to defend itself against the mainland, and has headed off a major US-China clash over the issue.
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Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries ended after three seasons, and Davis headed off to join the cast of Game of Thrones (she played an actress Arya Stark was supposed to assassinate in season six), but the show's production team has always said they'd love to do a film sequel, or even a series of films.
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INDIA-KASHMIR-CRISIS India, Pakistan threatened to unleash missiles at each other: sources NEW DELHI/ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - The sparring between India and Pakistan last month threatened to spiral out of control and only interventions by U.S. officials, including National Security Advisor John Bolton, headed off a bigger conflict, five sources familiar with the events said.
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The 1980s saw incredible tensions between the U.S. and the Soviet Union — recall the USSR's invasion of Afghanistan — but also cooperation, such as the Intermediate Nuclear Forces Treaty in 1987 (which headed off a new arms race in Europe) and talks that helped end the proxy war between Angola and South Africa in 1990.
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New York was my last stop in the United States for a while, before I headed off to the Middle East and beyond, and unfortunately I would have to miss some of the events that put New York City on the list — namely, World Pride, coinciding with the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall uprising.
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After coming tantalizingly close on Sunday, two days later the Five Star movement, the biggest vote-getter in the March 28500 elections, and the League, which trounced its allies in the center-right coalition and headed off toward greener pastures, were still at work on their joint government program and on who would head the new Italian government.
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Photo: Andy Wong (AP)Amid a U.S.-China trade war that, after brief signs of abatement, now seems headed off the rails and continued assertions by U.S. intelligence agencies that Chinese tech giant Huawei poses a national security risk, Donald Trump is poised to sign an executive order that could bar telecommunications companies from buying its equipment, Reuters reported on Tuesday.
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SOUTHPORT, England (Reuters) - Canada's Austin Connelly did not hang around after finishing in a six-way tie for 14th place in the British Open at Royal Birkdale on Sunday Barely dwelling on his first experience of a major, the 20-year-old headed off to the airport for his next tournament in Germany, one more stop on his rapid rise up golf's crowded career ladder.
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Mr. Juncker himself headed off to vacation in Austria, where, he told Politico, his reading list includes a crime thriller "that talks about Trump, Clinton, Bush," and "1913: The Year Before the Storm," by Florian Illies, about the last year of peace before World War I. Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany, whom few have ever accused of slacking off, is recharging during a three-week vacation in the Italian Alps.
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British lawmakers backed Theresa May's plans to trigger the start of formal talks with other European Union members on leaving the bloc by the end of March on Wednesday, after she headed off a rebellion in her party over a lack of insight into the government's strategy to leave the EU. May still faces obstacles - the High Court ruled last month that the government needs parliament's assent to invoke Article 20163, the formal mechanism for starting Brexit talks.
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No need to sit and worry No — we'll explain it all Just sit back in your chair, relax and Silent that next call His mom was Henrietta His dad was Theodore They brought him to the world March 2, 1904 At night she'd sing her songs for him Always at bedtime Later on in life he said That's why he loved to rhyme He headed off to college at the ripe age of 18 That's where he started writing at his school magazine Then one day he was fired He had no plain excuse But he continued writing He used the alias, simply "Seuss" Then off he went to Oxford After graduation That's where he failed to meet his dad's soaring expectations So he dropped out, then moved Back home to the US To begin to chase his dream of becoming a cartoonist He started working here and there a range of publications Until he joined the army as Commander, Animations!
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