I'm not hiding from my country; my country is hiding from me.
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"She was there hiding from him … Alicia told [motel staff] that she was hiding from an abusive boyfriend," Lane says.
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My other bandmates, however, were often basically hiding from Pentagram.
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Top officials, including the president are hiding from the press.
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Top officials including the president are hiding from the press.
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One moment, you're safely hiding from the gunfire around you.
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She didn't explain the context of hiding from a shooter.
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She was lying to everybody, hiding from the whole world.
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What else are we hiding from our friends, neighbors, and colleagues?
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For weeks, I had nightmares about hiding from men with guns.
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Again, either she's teasing the world, or she's hiding from it.
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Finding Happiness Through Hiding From Background Checks Ysiad was emotionally shattered.
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It is constitutional reality, so there's no sense hiding from it.
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However, hiding from uncomfortable topics and issues is not a solution.
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As long as you're not hiding from yourself who you are.
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I was hiding from myself, some deep-rooted fear of rejection.
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I just knew I couldn't continue hiding — from myself or others.
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ICANN cannot and should not be hiding from controversial domain disputes.
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What kind of trauma is Jack hiding from his time in Vietnam?
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Are these mascots hiding from the world, or being hidden from it?
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Death was not worth thinking about or hiding from in a basement.
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Now she faces those ups and downs rather than hiding from them.
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Connie Britton as Debra Newell, hiding from security cameras in her house.
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A part of me was tired of hiding from those I loved.
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It's unclear how much money she thinks he was hiding from her.
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"You are engaging with the world, not hiding from it," he writes.
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As long as we're not all too busy hiding from an outbreak.
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She grew up in South Africa during apartheid, often hiding from violence.
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"He's hiding from Chuck," Tamar Owens, a volunteer docent at the zoo, said.
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The first tale I discovered involved a young boy, hiding from his father.
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Stuart Police apprehend suspicious Iguana hiding from authorities at a local downtown restaurant.
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At home and on trips, we often spent our time hiding from others.
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So it makes me wonder what it is the banks are hiding from.
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Hiding from the heat in the day and caramelizing onions in the evening.
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I desperately needed to understand what this game might be hiding from me.
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I'm home, not out until 3am chasing drugs, drinking, and hiding from people.
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I'm home, not out until 219.6am chasing drugs, drinking, and hiding from people.
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Yes, such a strategy might prompt accusations that Trump is hiding from the media.
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My job is to help both of us understand what feelings he's hiding from.
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But a lifetime of hiding from immigration agents has brewed distrust for law enforcement.
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But first they have to find out what the ruler is hiding from them.
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Many of them are hiding from protesters and angry constituents at their town halls.
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Is she hiding from the small boy with the gun — or waiting for him?
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She was 13 when she went into hiding from the Nazis with her family.
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Hiding from history will never be as empowering as embracing and learning from it.
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Shortly afterward, the Trump campaign began blasting that Clinton was "hiding" from the press.
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"Obviously, I'm not hiding from the fact that it starts with me," Snow said.
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Kalyuzhny is now hiding from Ukrainian law enforcement and could not be reached for comment.
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You asked for it... The audience first meets Baron when Josh is hiding from him.
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So instead of hiding from the past, we've decided to embrace the era full force.
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What could they possibly be hiding from while seemingly stationed in the middle of nowhere?
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The characters, hiding from the monsters, wait for Phoenix's character to come hide with them.
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Secrets will come to light during this time—even things you've been hiding from yourself.
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The only slight hint she drops follows a theory about her character hiding from Arya.
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Ex-cons, Hells Angels, mental patients and gang members hiding from the law worked there.
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They are not witnesses on a mob hit list, or gang members hiding from rivals.
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Our favorite post: Gilles showing off some cheeky title-hiding from Theo Parrish's Sound Signature.
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Ten other families stay with them, hiding from the bombs that fall on Syria's eastern Ghouta.
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When a chair falls in a restaurant, he leaps to the floor, hiding from imagined gunfire.
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Killing Arya would be a challenge, as the killer Stark is adept at hiding from danger.
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Ben Carson showed off the secret dance moves he's been hiding from us all these months.
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Our political and thought leaders have gone into hiding from all with whom they may disagree.
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She'd grown up in San Marcos, El Salvador, hiding from helicopters and soldiers waging civil war.
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They are small and they fly low, hiding from radar behind the curvature of the earth.
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It turned out she had a case of pneumonia that she'd been hiding from the press.
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She told the 911 dispatcher that she and her family were in their bedroom "hiding" from Hall.
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The act of "running away" or "hiding from the spotlight" is often seen as a publicity stunt.
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Eventually, Sam learns that his actual father is also inside the Grid, hiding from its dangerous ruler.
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Hey, at least this is one piercing you won't have to worry about hiding from your mother.
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Did the time-traveling Rogers just decide to live in secret, hiding from the parallel Captain America?
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Johnson's interview came after rivals accused him of hiding from scrutiny because of his history of gaffes.
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Jewish humor is about running and hiding, from the Holocaust to the Cossacks, and about banding together.
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Last year, their second exhibit, Olsen Twins Hiding From the Paparazzi, was in an abandoned doctor's office.
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"There is no hiding from the fact that a reversal of momentum is deeply unhelpful," Citi said.
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Pseudonymous Bosch makes a big fuss about hiding from his readers as well as from his enemies.
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"Hiding from all the petty drama like....," Cyrus wrote in a caption on one post on Twitter.
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She and her siblings have been hiding from the police since their parents died, she said, sobbing.
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There's absolutely no hiding from the gaze of both allies and opponents once you make that leap.
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But I think there are ways to navigate these hurdles rather than hiding from social media altogether.
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By working with your creditor, instead of hiding from them, you're more likely to find some leniency.
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A Reno lounge singer hiding from a mob boss in a conservative convent — what could go wrong?
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Each mind can become more conscious of its desire and waste less strength in hiding from itself.
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Rob has a knack for hiding from the camera when he wants to, but not this time.
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"Republicans hiding from constituents can't hide from having no plan," that group's email to reporters said Thursday. Rep.
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Sean Spicer, the former press secretary for President Trump, is no longer hiding from reporters "among" the bushes.
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Meantime, Luque isn't hiding from the notion that avocados of other origins might benefit on the brand's dime.
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Would we prefer that our Bad Gal sneak through the airport, hand over face, hiding from the paparazzi?
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The problem now is not finding content, it is finding the right content and hiding from the wrong.
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A bird sits on pilings hiding from the winds of Hurricane Matthew in Cocoa Beach, Florida on Oct.
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"Trump wants to rig the deck by hiding from the jury his own words," the plaintiff's lawyers wrote.
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I know what makes someone stand out from the crowd and who's hiding from being noticed at all.
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" Asked directly if he thinks the military was hiding from Congress what it was doing, Kaine responded, "Yeah.
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Clinton's noticeably scant schedule of campaign events this summer to suggest she has been hiding from the public.
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This is how I make a book: by hiding from writing by drawing, or the other way around.
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That will sure make it awkward when he learns about April's pregnancy (that she's still hiding from him).
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How about the White House visitor logs, which the Trump administration started hiding from the public last year?
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I encountered people who were hiding from the very smiley and efficient world of Japanese society up above.
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Wanna catch up with all those old friends you haven't seen as you've been hiding from the cold?
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As she told her flowers when they were hiding from the sun, the trick is to be seen.
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It's better to learn about history, compared to just hiding from it and trying to forget about it.
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They're framed, like most conspiracy theories, as truths the mainstream media and elites are hiding from public view.
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And, as I cower, even in hiding, from the judgment of people, I too, am guilty of casting stones.
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There's no way Baby could spend as much of this film hiding from her parents in a smartphone world.
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I find J. in the back of the room hiding from all the bouncing and clapping and baby voices.
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"She learned to write about universal truth even if she was hiding from it," says Lena Roy, Voiklis's sister.
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Hiding from someone, chained to a cell, hiding under a bed, tucked behind an office desk during a shooting.
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Theimer's girlfriend is so camera-shy that he created a series of photographs featuring her hiding from the camera.
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They also throw on blankets to protect themselves from the, well, we're never really sure what they're hiding from.
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We don't like when people call Horizon99 "underground" because our venue was [legal], so we're not hiding from anyone.
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There's no hiding from these spooky podcasts that will haunt you long after the Casper Mattress ad has ended.
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If the kids do find something you've been hiding from them, how do you then explain it to them?
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Suzanne Simard has spent more time hiding from grizzly bears than most people, and she did it for science.
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" Asked directly if he thinks the military was hiding from Congress what it was doing, Kaine said simply, "Yeah.
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This happened for the first time in season three, when Bran and his companions were hiding (from Orell, coincidentally).
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Scientists have offered myriad potential answers to Fermi's question, including that aliens are hibernating or deliberating hiding from us.
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The refugee, Erwin Hirsch, is a Jew from Berlin, and has been hiding from his persecutors for four years.
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We were hiding from the PNGDF [Papua New Guinea Defense Force] because they were shooting anybody they could find.
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In the first, Mr. Ali plays Juan, a lumbering drug dealer who discovers the trembling boy hiding from bullies.
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Even if reality bites, the President must stop hiding from it and face the challenges in a realistic way.
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On a recent Sunday afternoon, the table tennis club Spin was full of New Yorkers hiding from the rain.
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Adam begins with the poet Waddah al-Yaman, who died silently in a coffer, hiding from his lover's husband.
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I think, first of all, by not retreating from it, not getting under our desks not hiding from it.
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In a ponytail and sneakers, her white pants rolled up below her knees, she's hiding from Caesar's approaching army.
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Bottenfield, also clearing the library section by section, would run across a member of his family hiding from the gunman.
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There's no hiding from it: Acne is an inevitable struggle that continues on well after our prepubescent middle-school days.
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But the references to skin suits and hiding from his parents suggest the music streaming service probably didn't authorize anything.
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She says that hiding from law enforcement is almost impossible these days, given the vast array of surveillance tools available.
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And so the difference between civilian and enemy is binary: when they're running and hiding from me, they are civilians.
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In addition to hiding from immigration authorities, migrants have to worry about being attacked or extorted by gangs and cartels.
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Taylor Swift & Joe Alwyn Are No Longer Hiding From Paparazzi Taylor Swift Had The Best Year & The Internet Has Questions
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At last, Newell had cut Meehan off and started hiding from him, much to the relief of her terrified family.
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Judging by the images in Boys Don't Cry, he hasn't been locked away in his house hiding from the world.
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Next, the officers found two people who were obviously dead and four other people hiding from gunfire in the home.
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I wasn't able to contact Williamson, who has presumably gone into hiding from angry punks gobbing all over his face.
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The transplant has worked wonders for his self-confidence, and Sandness said he is no longer hiding from the world.
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Conservatives, however, have more to celebrate than the moderate Republicans, who have been hiding from their constituents and dodging reporters.
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Andy Grove was born in Hungary and spent years hiding from the Nazis, before arriving in the US in 1957.
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That led to Harkins' and Olen's second exhibit in the spring of 2016, The Olsen Twins Hiding from the Paparazzi.
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There are many other children, too, crossing the border or still on their way here, riding trains, hiding from dangers.
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And this much is becoming clear: There is no hiding from the tale of the president and the porn star.
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Craig says he is not guilty of illegally hiding from the Justice Department work he did for the Ukrainian government.
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The last time I saw him in April, he was hiding from me the fact that he had a walker.
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Tip "Whom are you hiding from?" is the question Guy Cramer, a camouflage designer, says you have to ask yourself.
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Others would congregate quietly in backyards, careful not to wake the occupants up, hiding from the lights of police helicopters.
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Some lingered over wings and beers (no cosmos on the menu), hiding from the heat of a Bushwick summer night.
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The network of safe houses has, at any one time, dozens of undocumented immigrant families who are hiding from ICE.
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Mr Toyama is not suggesting that hiding from predators and regulating body temperature are not also benefits of sand swimming.
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It's an ironic turn of events for Clinton, who was criticized early in the cycle for hiding from the press.
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She knew she was way out of line, because she&aposs ducking and hiding from the woman trying to expose her.
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Full moons are exhausting and emotional, and this one will likely find you curled up in bed, hiding from the world.
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Maybe we are hiding from something: a stalker, an abusive ex, our family members who don't know our true queer identity.
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Some on social media accused Issa of hiding from his constituents, but he had spoken earlier with people in the street.
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If Blum doesn't hold a townhall, he gets condemned for hiding from the people who elected him and pay his salary.
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Still, kudos to Bieber for not hiding from his legal troubles and for making an effort to right his old wrongs.
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" In that city, she writes, there were two criteria for staying alive: "hiding from the regime's barrel bombs, and finding food.
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But as the tech industry becomes the power center of the modern world, hiding from the public is no longer appropriate.
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The results were striking, with video evidence showing a huge number of fish hiding from the blasts and exiting the reef.
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The two worked closely together from 2007 to 19953, when they were hiding from the authorities in the Sierra Madre mountains.
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Norma has an ulterior motive, since she is stalling for time, hiding from her people that she is their enemy's lover.
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For decades the film producer Harvey Weinstein succeeded in hiding from public view complaint after complaint of sexual misconduct against him.
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But, I think that hiding from our past mistakes is not an effective way to have justified pride in our nation.
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It's also untrue that churchgoers have denied COVID-19 testing, are hiding from authorities, and are prohibited from using face masks.
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She reveals the existence of an underground bunker where her husband has been secretly living for years, hiding from loan sharks.
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Dozens died in Calais last year — hit by cars, trains, or trucks, or fatally injured while hiding from the French police.
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And as long as you're hiding from the outside world, you might as well read the best Gizmodo stories of the week.
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I hadn't eaten properly in months, I was smoking cigarettes to avoid crying, and I was hiding from anyone who knew me.
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The suspect had been turned in by three refugees, also Syrian, who overpowered him when he asked for help hiding from police.
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According to Schilling, these acts are "signs" that your partner is conducting a "covert flirtation" which they could be hiding from you.
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Is the largest carnvirous marsupial of modern times extinct or is this sly and stunning creature just skilled at hiding from humans?
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She was slammed for "hiding" from voters after a visit she made in Aberdeenshire was allegedly listed as a child's birthday party.
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And while some trolls have tried to circumvent the bot by changing their names, there's no hiding from or blocking Imposter Buster.
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And they&aposve had their due process in federal court but they ignored that order, and they are hiding from the government.
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But he was seen at the White House, apparently hiding from reporters "among" some bushes, presumably to avoid questions about Comey's firing.
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The children spent their days wandering and exploring, jumping into the nearby irrigation ditch, and dreaming of wild animals hiding from view.
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Queen Celine is spending some time in Paris, but she's not exactly hiding from the paparazzi beneath a beret and big sunglasses.
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I have spoken out loud once, just now, to reject my neighbor's offer to meet the cat he's hiding from our landlord.
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M.H.: He became unglued at the Derby, where he finished ninth, and has been hiding from the crowds at Belmont ever since.
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At the same time, Faki had another LGBT friend come to stay with him, in hiding from Dar es Salaam, he said.
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They're framed as truths the mainstream media and elites are hiding from public view, with Jones as the bearer of the truth.
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Based on the videos and his previous experience with similar attacks, Al-Masri said he thought the children were hiding from airstrikes.
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With Lota, Bishop was not only busy discovering Brazil; she was hiding from Cold War America and a society hostile to homosexuals.
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Museums Combat Ignorance About the Holocaust Before Reading Watch this short video "Why go into hiding?" from the Anne Frank House website.
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The 2012 trailer teased a sci-fi thriller where players wander a space station, scrounging for resources, and hiding from menacing robots.
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Elsewhere, Amy Fine Collins celebrates Audrey Hepburn's fragile physique without disclosing its origin: Near-starvation while hiding from Nazis stunted the actress's growth.
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Cal is hiding from the Empire in plain sight but is forced to go on the run when he exposes his Force powers.
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Years of medication and good therapy made me realize that most of my depression spawned from the burden of hiding from my sexuality.
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Joaquén "El Chapo" Guzmén Loera was interviewed by Penn for the magazine back in October, while he was still in hiding from authorities.
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Even If It Kills Me showed me that things could get better, that wallowing or hiding from my problems weren't the only options.
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Anne Frank's iconic diary, written while she and her family were in hiding from the Nazis, is now available online, free of charge.
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The alter-ego has its own agenda and its own memories, which Grace-As-Mary has apparently been hiding from the primary personality.
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And it's probably time for us to come out from our concealed places and stop hiding from what these wars say about us.
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The newborn, hiding from prying eyes in her mother's arms at Planckendael, is the seventh bonobo born in Europe so far this year.
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The work is dated March 1942, just a few months before Anne and her family went into hiding from the Nazis in Amsterdam.
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Republicans had seized on the issue, accusing her of hiding from the public and trying to run out the clock to Election Day.
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Hiding from the titular, terrifying creature as it stalks you across a brutal, 24-plus-hour runtime is exhausting, scary, and ultimately, triumphant.
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And so it started to open me up to seeing that I had a side of myself that I had been hiding from.
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She showed me video of protesters running and hiding from the colectivos , and of the National Guard firing pellet guns into the crowd.
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It wasn't too long ago that I was in college, holed up in my bedroom hiding from the last hours of Sunday sunlight.
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I'm thinking about what was happening in front of me that I wasn't looking at or that my father was hiding from me.
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Most people hiding from the police or vigilantes are reluctant to talk because they are afraid of disclosing their location and being killed.
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The researchers also found other potential star systems where moons could be hiding from our view, but they need to find more clues.
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Though Donald Jr. spent his early 20s hiding from the spotlight, the pair began to make headlines together more frequently after they married.
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He also knows Hays needs to stop hiding from his family by burying himself in work which leads to a fight between the two.
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Snowden, the source said, "dodged blame, fled the country and is hiding from prosecution," whereas Manning admitted guilt without a deal and eventually confessed.
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In 2013's stylish "Byzantium," she and Gemma Arterton played British mother and daughter vampires hiding from their peers in a rundown coastal resort.
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A story in the New York Times reports the 98-year-old was born Dolores O'Reilly and has been hiding from authorities since 1938.
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Ah, motherhood... it means nurturing your children, watching them grow and blossom and sometimes hiding from them so you can eat candy in peace.
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If I didn't talk about it people were like 'You're so ungrateful, why are you hiding from it...' Eventually I found a happy medium.
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Read These Next: Taylor Swift & Joe Alwyn Are No Longer Hiding From Paparazzi Would Taylor Swift's Best Friends Really Sell Her Out Like This?
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Instead of hiding from the large carnivore, the spunky pup marched over to the coyote and gave the animal a piece of his mind.
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French national Salah Abdeslam fled to Belgium after the attacks in Paris that killed 130 people, hiding from police for months before being detained.
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Gigi Hadid and 'Bachelorette' star Tyler C are not hiding from anyone -- they went on another date, and her smile says she's lovin' it.
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It was in the area where the deaths of two youths who were hiding from police in a power station set off 2005 riots.
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Instead, the story focuses on a family of scientists hiding from the French government, and working on an elixir to end aging and death.
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But what I was really doing — and only partially hiding from anyone close to me — was dealing with a crippling alcohol and stimulant addiction.
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Video captured by shoppers hiding from the shooter recorded methodic shots from the rifle; another showed people dragging victims into the Walmart parking lot.
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For the uninitiated, the plot revolves around a race with extraordinary powers, hiding from the human world on a moon base known as Attilan.
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"People here are hiding from the massive bombardment," he says in the video as he ducks his head to walk through the tight space.
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However, with many police forces facing stretched budgets and slave-owners hiding from view, technology can help show them where to look, said Bhoola.
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To watch a child go out into the world is to know that there is no hiding from the real measure of your life.
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In his TED talk, Eli Pariser, the author of The Filter Bubble: What the Internet Is Hiding From You and the founder of MoveOn.
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A weekend of continued rhetorical missiles ensued, with Mr. Cuomo's team now being the one to accuse Mr. Molinaro of hiding from a debate.
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It does, however, eventually bring its various plotlines to a close, and reveals much (though not all) of what it's been hiding from us.
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Unless you've been hiding from the world for the past few weeks (we don't blame you), you're well aware of Beyoncé and Jay Z's news.
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They tend to follow a pattern when the protagonist is running or hiding from the Big Bad Thing Lurking in the Shadows: they get away.
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I think what I appreciate most about Blair is her shamelessness about hiding from the world and doing nothing, and the implication that it's okay.
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CHARLESTON, S.C. — After three tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, C. J. Hardin wound up hiding from the world in a backwoods cabin in North Carolina.
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When and if all hell breaks loose at the GOP convention in Cleveland, Graham won't be hiding from view or watching meekly from the sidelines.
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I came across a group of homeless women and girls in the South Sudan swamps, hiding from soldiers who would have killed or raped them.
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There's so many things that powerful people are hiding from us right now, and that makes me angry—it makes us all angry, I think.
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The vast majority of Fortune 500s were nowhere to be seen, their still-closeted employees hiding from the cameras lest they be outed and fired.
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Mr. Johnson has been accused of hiding from scrutiny after ducking a TV debate with his opponents and another face-to-face with political reporters.
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But instead of hiding from the drama, she's embracing it: Her recent European concerts have begun with a montage of tabloid headlines about the drama.
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America's future greatness and standard of living will lie in its leadership role in the world economy, not in hiding from it behind tariff walls.
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Hernandez also said that he was gay and that he had a "true love" whom he had been hiding from everyone, according to the book.
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Once they arrive, they discover that there's a complication: the pirates are hiding from a malevolent AI that's taken over the station, and they can't escape.
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Honestly, the amount of stuff Helen is hiding from people is exhausting and clearly going to bite her in the ass before this season is over.
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Here's an idea for a sequel to The Shallows: Blake Lively is once again hiding from a terrifying predator who will rack her body with pain.
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He's also got to live in hiding from the British, which explains the disheveled, dirty and long-haired Jamie we've seen in stills from the season.
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I am a responsible human adult, so I will not be spending the next several hours huddling in its soft black cushions, hiding from the world.
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Allegations of atrocities are galvanising young Kurds: in the town of Cizre over 100 people were killed in February while hiding from Turkish forces in basements.
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Kaine has since raised questions about the military's broader operations in Africa and said he thinks the military was hiding from Congress what it was doing.
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She also said both Manafort and Gates knew about what she provided to the bank, and that she knew of nothing Gates was hiding from Manafort.
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He was not hiding from reporters looking for answers about the firing of the lead investigator into the Trump administration's ties with Russia IN the bushes.
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He was simply hiding from reporters looking for answers about the firing of the lead investigator into the Trump administration's ties with Russia AMONG the bushes.
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Arthur, his vice president, was a notorious member of the Republican political machine who was hiding from the public eye when he read Sand's first letter.
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Lucio told Bloomberg that changing the parent company's name was considered, but decided against because Facebook didn't want to appear to be hiding from its problems.
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Her fingers lightly touch the corner of her mouth as she squints into the distance, two of her children hiding from the camera behind her shoulders.
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" Chang also continued to claim the women were "in hiding," saying "it's irresponsible for anyone to share someone's identity who says they're hiding from the Taliban.
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But here he is, today, terrified of a demagogue, hiding from the negative ads he might get, letting down a country that needs more from him.
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In many instances, Trump used these "alternative facts" to paint a dire picture of the country that he claimed so-called experts were deliberately hiding from view.
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Far from hiding from the cameras, she held a news conference Thursday night in Nogales, Mexico, and said she wants others to see what's happened to her.
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Hiding from mankind In Nigeria, where as much as 95% of rainforest has already been destroyed, the drill monkey was thought to be extinct thirty years ago.
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Manafort was convicted after prosecutors accused him of hiding from the U.S. government millions of dollars he earned as a consultant for Ukraine's former pro-Russia government.
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Overwhelmed by the inferno, the man rushed to leave but could not find his cat Zara, who was hiding from the commotion of the fire somewhere inside.
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In May of 2018, Pusha revealed on his track "The Story of Adidon" that Drake has a child, whom Pusha alleged Drake was "hiding" from the world.
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Avelumab belongs to a new generation of biotech drugs that stop some tumors from hiding from the immune system, similar to Merck & Co's Keytruda or Roche's Tecentriq.
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Hiding from the truth is going to get harder, and so we're all going to have to face the future with more information, both pleasant and unpleasant.
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He also killed off a good percentage of his major characters, who spent the film hiding from the cops and suspecting one another rather than conducting robberies.
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As New York magazine reports, "The Olsen Twins Hiding From the Paparazzi" is an exhibit of paintings that re-create Mary-Kate and Ashley's best paparazzi photos.
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Since February, officers had been stopping by his house from time to time, and he had spent much of his time hiding from them in the mountains.
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These are very different works, but lumped together, I do wonder whether we're interrogating the past or luxuriating in it, hiding from the present or reframing it.
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Hiding from the clothes websites that you're using a bot is a bit more complicated; companies will likely ban you if they suspect you're scraping their website.
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"That's really in contrast to Claire, who did 20113 town halls [in 2017] in a year where Republicans were really hiding from their constituents," Hayden told CNBC.
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According to the police, Mr. Martin then retreated into the 29,000-square-foot building, hiding from officers in a machine shop near the back of the facility.
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Richard Simmons just silenced everyone speculating he's been hiding from the public during a gender transition ... calling the reports lies and focusing attention on the Orlando tragedy.
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He never visits her during that time, and when she finds him after her release, she discovers he has a new girlfriend and is hiding from her.
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It could mean that he was looking at Grimes's profile fondly one night while he was definitely not hiding from Azealia Banks and accidentally hit the "unfollow" button.
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If you start running low on health, your best bet is to create a temporary shelter — hiding from the enemy while you attempt to recoup health using potions.
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Normally, Escobar never spoke for long on the phone; he was always in hiding from police and his enemies and did not want his calls to get traced.
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Some argued that Facebook is hiding from its responsibility as one of the world's largest news distributors, even if it's legally protected from having to make such decisions.
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Outside, hiding from the blistering sun in a shady spot, two workers load food leftovers brought from local restaurants into a machine that resembles an oversized meat grinder.
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But, instead of hiding from her fears and self-doubts, Braverman goes back to Norway a few years later determined to purge the haunting memories of the past.
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The work is dated March 1942, just a few months before Anne, her older sister, her parents and another family went into hiding from the Nazis in Amsterdam.
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ET. Manafort was convicted after prosecutors accused him of hiding from the U.S. government millions of dollars he earned as a consultant for Ukraine's former pro-Russia government.
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That would be Polish, which he spoke as a Jewish child hiding from the Nazis with his mother, using false papers to pass as Christians during the Holocaust.
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Where Radiohead are concerned, as far as I know the members do not go outside and once made an entire album about Thom Yorke hiding from his laptop.
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The story features an American boy living in Brussels who helps a 14-year-old Syrian refugee who has lost his family and is hiding from the authorities.
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But since you are both grown-ups, I can finally tell you the truth your parents are apparently still hiding from you: I, JOHN HODGMAN, AM SANTA CLAUS.
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"The Trump administration appears to have calculated that hiding from Americans basic information relevant to their privacy is the easiest way to renew this expansive surveillance authority," Sen.
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The male nudes are covered so extensively in opaque white fabric that they appear to be hiding from the viewer, sometimes from each other, perhaps even from themselves.
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In "Woman Hiding from Spirit" (1968) the negative form of a female figure lays in front of a bear-like spirit that does not seem to see her.
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As the shooting was taking place, tweets and video circulating on social media from inside the school showed students under lockdown, barricaded in classrooms, and hiding from the gunman.
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But it is unusual—and seems questionable—for the justices to tell readers that there are considerations at play in their deliberations that they are hiding from public view.
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Weiss soon heard about the shooting and wanted to reach his father — but he didn't want to call his cell phone in case he was hiding from the shooter.
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As the full moon shines in Cancer, you'll learn what people have been hiding from the world, for better or worse, and you, too, will examine your own secrets.
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Here, we meet with the film's villain, who lets on that the Major (Scarlett Johansson) has a history that her bosses at Section 9 have been hiding from her.
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Hotel staff and event security could not adequately wrangle the fans, police said, and the department received calls from staff while they were locked away, hiding from the crowd.
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During a joint interview on BBC Radio 1, the longtime besties spilled on that time they ended up hiding from police in a hotel bathroom after the 2015 Grammys.
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Weiss soon heard about the shooting and wanted to reach his dad — but he didn't want to call his cell phone in case he was hiding from the shooter.
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Brennan, a frequent Trump critic, questioned what the president was "hiding" from his own advisers by insisting on meeting one-on-one with Putin at their summit in Helsinki.
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Anne Frank's diary chronicling her life before World War II, her years hiding from the Nazis, and her musings as a young woman became world famous after the war.
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For instance, it works in Nairobi's slums, where many refugees remain in hiding, ostracized for having been raped, or hiding from killers who chased them from their home countries.
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"He's the second-most wanted person in Turkey, after Gulen, and we're walking aimlessly in Hawaii, in Des Moine, Iowa, not hiding from anyone," Kanter's manager Hank Fetic says.
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After graduating, Dr. Bloembergen spent the next two years hiding from the Nazis, including during the "hunger winter" of 1944, when food was scarce and many died of malnutrition.
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For instance, the male Wilson's bird of paradise has a bright blue, bald crown — a disadvantage when hiding from predators, but handy when it comes to courting a female.
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Hiding from a central-casting Savior thug, Daryl nearly attacked him, and in the process jeopardized the nascent rebellion and revealed that he and Maggie were at the Hilltop.
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"The Trump administration appears to have calculated that hiding from Americans basic information relevant to their privacy is the easiest way to renew this expansive surveillance authority," he said.
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Earlier in 2018, it finally got a huge tax break that cleared the way for it to bring home an estimated $252 billion it was hiding from Uncle Sam overseas.
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Or the press secretary hiding from reporters as if he hadn't developed object permanence and assumed the press couldn't see him because he closed his eyes and couldn't see them?
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After waiting for support from Ms. Merkel for his reform plans in his first year, "now Macron's not waiting for Germany or hiding from conflict with Berlin," Mr. Leonard added.
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According to Wired at the time, Huffman and the site's admins took a "you know it when you see it" approach to deciding what's worth hiding from the average user.
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Rather than hiding from her past, Alice went full-on "Look What You Made Me Do" at the Lodge's party, rocking a music-video worthy dress and perfect snake pendant.
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He said that Strampel had health concerns and noted his service to the school, according to the AP. "The jury has spoken and we're not hiding from that," he said.
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Hiding from the world may have been a prerequisite for Ms. Ferrante's creativity, raising the unhappy prospect that the identification of Ms. Raja may mean the end of her work.
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Amsterdam Journal AMSTERDAM — Hiding from the Gestapo in a secret annex of her father's warehouse in Amsterdam during World War II, Anne Frank heard a little knock on the wall.
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But on Monday, California's attorney general Xavier Becerra filed suit against the Trump administration, calling the question out as unconstitutional, and would lead to undocumented residents hiding from census takers.
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The idea is to use an initial drug to flush out HIV that is hiding from the immune system and then use standard antiretrovirals to kill the newly-exposed virus.
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Still, advocacy organizations had time to host know-your-rights trainings, and churches had time to see if their congregants would be willing to take in families hiding from ICE.
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Similarly, many gay or bisexual men would welcome a discreet way to take H.I.V. drugs because they are hiding from their spouses or families that they have sex with men.
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The 48-year-old was in April sentenced to 50 weeks in prison for breaching the Bail Act when he spent years hiding from police in Ecuador&aposs London embassy.
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I chose Mudkip because I felt bad for betraying that part of myself, for hiding from some nugget of my truth to the point that I concocted this ridiculous experiment.
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Google has been using a list of phishing sites that updates every 30 minutes, but the company found that fraudsters have been quickly switching domains or hiding from Google's crawlers.
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The ex-wife claimed in divorce papers that Parnell used a tire iron one night to break a glass door to enter an apartment where the wife was hiding from him.
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Congress has tried and failed for years to pass legislation that could prevent criminals and spies from "going dark," or hiding from law enforcement by using encrypted computer and communications services.
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It's impossible to know how many unaccompanied children are in Tijuana, Bakst said, because many are hiding from authorities who would deport them and criminal organizations who seek to exploit them.
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Others have speculated that the show could take place between "Captain America: Civil War" and "Avengers: Infinity War," while Scarlet Witch and Vision were in hiding from Thanos and his goons.
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Whoever leads ISIS next will -- like Baghdadi -- devote most of his time to hiding from the group's many enemies, whether in the deserts of western Iraq or somewhere in northern Syria.
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That has led to criticism from Democrats who say the Republican Ryan has been hiding from Wisconsin voters since he hasn't held a town hall open to everyone since October 2015.
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Lucy Hale plays Stella, a young woman with a terminal illness whose cancer is cured — after which she learns some ugly truths the people around her have been hiding from her.
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"I just got to the point where I was like, There's a part of me I've been hiding from people, and I want to be open with the world," she says.
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The choice of having Antonio Barrera as the protagonist, rather than bullfighting in general, was a good way of not hiding from the subject, but rather putting it at eye-level.
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Anyone who loved a little bit of tropical fruit alongside their ham and mozzarella seemed to take to the shadows, hiding from the criticism — and fury — of Ramsay and his crew.
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So I guess the more accurate statement is that the person I was hiding from the most was myself," he reveals in chapter 14, titled "Ten Days in the County Jail.
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Prosecutors accused Manafort of hiding from U.S. tax authorities $16 million he earned as a political consultant for pro-Russian politicians in Ukraine, money he used to fund an opulent lifestyle.
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You can have a clear understanding of things that you want to study while you're hiding from the elements during this coming winter, since full moons provide that sort of clarity.
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The Republican establishment wants to turn the impeachment crisis into a political tool, doubling down on the issue in an effort to curry favor 2020 voters — rather than hiding from it.
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Jen Harley showed serious signs of distress and appeared to be hiding from Ronnie Ortiz-Magro while holding her baby girl during their domestic violence incident ... as this security footage shows.
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A longtime Republican consultant and lobbyist, Manafort, 69, is accused of hiding from the IRS tens of millions of dollars he earned working for a pro-Russia political party in Ukraine.
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He's back now (I think, this is unclear) but he may just be hiding from his parents who don't seem to care that their eldest son went MIA for some pine combs.
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Parents of the missing girls have been further angered by inaccurate information given by authorities, who initially denied that the girls had been kidnapped, saying they were just hiding from the jihadists.
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It's possible she's less interested in Snapchat lately after having spent the last few months hiding from the public while pregnant, and now caring for a 3-week-old baby at home.
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But U.S. District Judge Ted Stewart cited Jeffs' high rank in the FLDS, his continued contact with the church's imprisoned prophet, and his history of dodging subpoenas and hiding from the law.
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After a couple hours of laying on the criminally comfy bed, dressed in oversized robes and staring up at the ceiling, he confessed something about his past he'd been hiding from me.
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This change was perhaps responsible for the discretion that is a hallmark of I.V.P., where one student told me that she was hiding from her friends the fact that she had come.
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And no matter what your water-adjacent M.O. is (chilling, vibing, sporting, flirting, or even hiding from UV rays), there's an on-trend swimsuit style that's begging to be your plus one.
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On today's episode of Daily VICE, we meet two comedians who decided to open an interactive art museum dedicated to the Olsen twins, featuring paintings of the celebrities hiding from the paparazzi.
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Anne was 13 when she went into hiding from the Nazis with her family in the "Secret Annex," a hidden enclave at the back of her father's former office in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
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Testimony revealed alleged details of Guzmán's life in hiding from authorities in the rugged mountains of his home state, and his paranoia and obsession with electronically monitoring his wife, mistresses and associates.
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How would that game be twisted and corrupted if it was enacted by the sons and daughters of parents who were part of the resistance movement, hiding from General Pinochet's secret police?
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"I always did exactly what I said I'm going to do," Mr. Hogan said in a recent interview here, hiding from rain under the slats of an opioid treatment center under construction.
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Smuggle a mutt into a no-pet building, and after a few months spent hiding from the super, you may just pack up and move to a place with a pet concierge.
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He's hiding from a disgruntled ex-girlfriend (he tried to bury her alive), and he figures that, given his antipathy for gluten-free muffins and jogging, she'd never look for him there.
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Over the last 228 months, many of the hundreds of thousands of migrants who have crossed have sought out Border Patrol agents, rather than hiding from them, in order to request asylum.
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Over the last 228 months, many of the hundreds of thousands of migrants who have crossed have sought out Border Patrol agents, rather than hiding from them, in order to request asylum.
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"She was responding, talking in a strange, low, whispery voice as though she was hiding from someone, and says, 'I think something bad happened,'" Perez said imitating Sciorra's voice at the time.
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Azam Ahmed had been walking for hours in the sweltering humidity of southern Mexico, hiding from the police the whole way, when he realized his long day was about to get longer.
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Most of us are home for the holidays and have one very specific thing to plan: What we're going to watch while hiding from drunk relatives who want to talk about politics.
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After hiding from her master for seven years in crawlspaces, Ms. Jacobs eventually escaped and ended up in Boston, where her book, now regarded as a significant feminist slave narrative, was printed.
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If Grey Gardens is the close-up, then That Summer pulls the camera back to better explain where these women stood in this time and place, and the world they were hiding from.
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It's clear they're hiding from something, but there isn't much explanation of their situation or even their exact relationships, save for a broadcaster in the background who announces news of a missing child.
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Within a week the 535s were on their way back to Amazon, and I was on the hunt for a pair of IEMs that would reveal what the 215SEs were hiding from me.
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As the title suggests, the film will cover a key part of Harry Potter lore, showing a rising discontent amongst wizards, who are tired of hiding from the rest of the Muggle world.
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Dutch researchers deciphered the writing on 2 pages of Anne's diary dated September 28, 1942 ... less than 3 months after she and her family went into hiding from Nazis in an Amsterdam house.
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A copy of "Grimm's Fairy Tales," owned by Anne Frank, who recorded her life in hiding from the Nazis in World War II, and her older sister is to be auctioned in May.
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Other members are in hiding from the regime of Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi, the general-turned-president who toppled the Brotherhood-led government in 2013 and then banned the group over alleged terrorism.
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Because if I had not done that, maybe I wouldn't have had this kind of openness at least towards the public—I would have still had something that I was hiding from them.
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Diane (Alison Brie) tried to make a play for a grander, more altruistic life, only to end up lost, drunk, and hiding from her perpetually enthusiastic Labrador husband Mr. Peanutbutter (Paul F. Tompkins).
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As a kid, I was repeatedly told that one day we would have to live off the grid of society, hiding from the Antichrist army that was hunting down and exterminating all Christians.
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The federal government's leaders are hiding from public scrutiny — and their penchant for secrecy represents a stark departure from the campaign promises of Trump and his fellow Republicans to usher in newfound transparency.
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Madely Martinez, a biology major, remembers hiding from vigilantes after being dropped off in the desert by a blue truck, having to lie flat and still as fire ants crawled all over her.
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"The days of Ted Strickland hiding from his awful record are over — every Ohio voter will soon learn why Ted is the worst Senate candidate in America," said Portman campaign manager Corry Bliss.
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In the early 1600s, Native Americans fleeing the colonial frontier took refuge here, and they were soon joined by fugitive slaves, and probably some whites escaping indentured servitude or hiding from the law.
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"An initial interview with Ms. Shriver indicated she was running and hiding from the search parties because she was paranoid and feared someone else was looking for her," the Volusia County Sheriff's Office said.
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But Veselnitskaya is accused of hiding from the judge in the case that she had "participated in drafting those supposed exculpatory findings in secret cooperation with a senior Russian prosecutor," according to federal prosecutors.
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"Reaching your goals, even the smallest, might seem more arduous than you'd like," but being present today, rather than hiding from it out of fear or superstition, will be beneficial in the long run.
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I didn't expect that a career in tech journalism would one day leave me crowded in my bathroom with tech execs hiding from a high-powered, depth-sensing VR camera, but here we are.
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The last game that Nvidia showed was Metro Exodus in a trailer that focused on the lighting effects that perfectly capture the horror of wandering through an irradiated Russian forest while hiding from mutants.
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Scientists have long thought that this many-armed denizen of the deep was strictly solitary and didn't interact much with its fellows, reserving its color-shifting ability for intimidating predators — or hiding from them.
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When CNN's Dan Merica noted on Twitter that Clinton had used her husband's own law as cudgel against her rival, a spokesman for her campaign, Brian Fallon, suggested Sanders was hiding from his role.
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They are represented by Thomas Girardi and Robert Finnerty, who represent some of the former N.F.L. players who sued the league for knowingly hiding from them the dangers of repeated hits to the head.
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Then the court sealed the case file, hiding from view a problem so old and persistent that the criminal justice system sometimes responds with little more than a shrug: false testimony by the police.
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As Eli Pariser—former CEO of Upworthy—highlighted in his 2011 book The Filter Bubble: What the Internet Is Hiding from You, a search for "BP" can produce two outcomes for two different users.
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The officer in charge told me that a few weeks earlier, during the campaign to retake Mosul, two Iraqi soldiers were wounded and hiding from an ISIS unit inside a building 15 yards away.
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And then the focus shifts to the wealthy widow, and so on, until we finally follow Kosinski back to his Polish childhood and those disputed years when his family was hiding from the Nazis.
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The deal came after thousands of former players sued the N.F.L. for knowingly hiding from them the dangers of repeated head hits, and intensifying criticism of the league's handling of concussions and head trauma.
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THONYOR, South Sudan (Reuters) - Like thousands of other South Sudanese families caught up in famine, Sara Dit and her 10 children are hiding from marauding gunmen in the swamps and islands of the river Nile.
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It's just been hiding from us, according to Norbert Schorghofer of the University of Hawaii, who presented his research on Ceres' "persistently shadowed regions" in a talk at the American Geophysical Union Conference this morning.
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In what is basically a reenactment of her nightmares, she and her daughter end up hiding from the Ghost Nation warriors in a log cabin, only to come face to face with William (Ed Harris).
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He has no real personality to speak of, other than his catchphrase, "no such thing as can't," which he employs liberally even as he wallows in his filthy bed, hiding from his neighbors' loud music.
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A French national but a lifelong Brussels resident, Abdeslam fled back to Belgium after the attacks in Paris that killed 130 people, hiding from police for four months before being detained in March last year.
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A frightened Rodriguez first met Guzman in 2008, at a meeting in the mountains where the Sinaloa Cartel leader had been hiding from authorities after his laundry-cart escape from a Mexican prison years earlier.
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Trump and other Republicans have in the past hit Clinton for her lack of press conferences, accusing the Democratic nominee of hiding from the public and trying to run out the clock to Election Day.
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In the Virginia case, prosecutors accused Manafort of hiding from U.S. tax authorities $16 million he earned as a political consultant for pro-Russian politicians in Ukraine, money he used to fund an opulent lifestyle.
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A good brush pile is a boon to ground-foraging birds, which eat insects from the decomposing wood, and to all manner of small animals hiding from predators or sheltering from the wind and snow.
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Khalaf said his journey from Gaza cost $3,000, including fees to enter Egypt, a ticket to Turkey and payment to smugglers who tried to take him to Greece while hiding from drones and security patrols.
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Swift and Alwyn's relationship started while she was in hiding from the public, between the 1989 era and the release of her 2017 album, Reputation, which included a few songs about her then-new beau.
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Baclaran Church was a well-known site of refuge for Filipinos hiding from state repression in the 1970s, after dictator Ferdinand Marcos declared martial law, and it has become a sanctuary again under Mr. Duterte.
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Anthony Maras, making his first feature, interweaves these threads with precision and clarity, conveying an impressive sense of the hotel layout, the confusion of the circumstances and the visceral fear of hiding from the gunmen.
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But her mischievous 3-year-old was practicing a lockdown drill -- hiding from a potential attacker, hoping to avoid the type of tragedy that she likely isn't able to fully comprehend at such a young age.
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Remember, it's not just friends of friends you need to think about hiding from; it's an army of advertisers looking to target you not just on Facebook itself, but around the web, using Facebook's ad platform.
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The father of a woman whose fatal shooting allegedly launched a killing spree says her killer was his daughter's abusive boyfriend — and that she was hiding from him in a motel when he fatally shot her.
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Following 2016's explosive story about aerial surveillance by the FBI and the Department of Homeland Security, this year BuzzFeed News revealed other eyebrow-raising examples of government and military spy planes hiding from public scrutiny.
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MADRID/SALLANCHES (Reuters) - ETA kingpin Josu Ternera, described by Spain as the Basque separatist group's most wanted fugitive, was arrested in France on Thursday after more than 16 years in hiding from authorities in both countries.
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It is probably not any consolation that you do not see the proof of this as you wiggle away; you're still wrong, whether you know it or not, and there's no hiding from that knowledge forever.
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She said at least 200 students plan to attend, armed with the questions they would have asked the attorney general: That Sessions is hiding from such criticism proves that snowflakes come in all shapes and sizes.
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Now, as the Electronic Frontier Foundation warns in a guide, when you're using a commercial VPN, the company that provides the service can see the data that you're hiding from your home broadband or cellphone company.
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The thought of another person rooting around down there, happening upon my member (which I spend most of my life hiding from other people), scrutinizing it, and probably judging it, just feels like so much pressure.
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But if you have a truly super-powerful artificial intelligence that gets loose and goes wrong in the kind of way that's outlined by those who do write about this, then there's no hiding from that.
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Directed by Travis Knight, this Bumblebee origin story steps back to 1987, where the stouthearted, blue-eyed Autobot has been hiding from the evil Decepticons as a yellow 1967 Volkswagen Beetle in a California beach town.
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"Terez wanted to tell her off for making her worry like that but she couldn't bear to, guessing that the old woman had been hiding from her to avoid the embarrassment of being thanked," Szabo writes.
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So for people who do want a bit of privacy — worshipers, young people visiting Planned Parenthood, those visiting a queer space, survivors hiding from an abuser — they no longer have a real choice about their privacy.
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But in case they didn't, Hogg wanted the public and lawmakers across the country to know what it was like to be a high school student, hiding from a school shooter in a dark classroom closet.
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The N.F.L. paid $6.3 million in legal fees to the firm of Paul, Weiss, which helped the league reach a settlement with retired players, who had accused the N.F.L. of hiding from them the dangers of concussions.
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It took me over an hour to find my first pokémon on the family ranch, which turned out to be a spiteful-looking doduo lurking among the prickly pear as if hiding from the South Texas sun.
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A major part of the plot turns on hiding from the immigration authorities, and the central problem of foster- or step-fathers showing sexual interest in their adolescent female charges is far from unknown in our day.
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Frank became known to the world as a victim of the Holocaust after the diary she&aposd kept for two years while in hiding from the Nazis in Amsterdam was found after World War II and published.
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It's an opening salvo in an effort to portray the GOP as hiding from voters -- a message that allows Democratic challengers to go after House members even in right-leaning districts without attacking them directly on politics.
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"These guys are a jail gang, running their operations while detained might even be easier than [being outside] hiding from drones afraid to use a telephone," the official, who lacks permission to speak to the media, said.
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By relying on a dossier prepared by a former British intelligence agent, Christopher Steele, but hiding from the court that Mr. Steele's work was being funded by Democrats, including Hillary Clinton's campaign, and thus was hopelessly biased.
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We're mostly hiding from the horrifying facts mounting ever more unavoidably around us, keeping ourselves zonked out on anything from Xanax to Oxy, immersed in the worlds of Warcraft or Westeros while the actual world is burning.
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Several months earlier, not far from where we sat, Ms. Wojcicki had spent 40 minutes hiding from an active shooter: a YouTube user furious about new ad standards, who shot three employees before taking her own life.
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She was struggling to stay afloat with a toddler son in her own apartment nearby, hiding from the boy's father, a heroin addict and a thief who would be out of jail soon and looking for her.
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Spanier's courage and tenacity when hiding from the Nazis in occupied France, and then the rigors of haute couture when she became directrice at Balmain, were somehow a perfect antidote to my own fears of the birth.
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The late-night host lampooned the press secretary for hiding from press among the bushes and he got so sick of hearing Spicer claim Trump to be doing a "phenomenal" job that he created a Muppets-themed remix.
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The most concerning area is the city of Beni in Congo's North Kivu province where dozens of people who may have been exposed to the deadly disease are hiding from health workers, emergency response chief Peter Salama said.
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But your triggers could be so random you can't even isolate them, let alone avoid them, and anyway, prophylactically hiding from all the parts of the world that might mess with you is usually no way to live.
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They are hiding from an increasingly authoritarian state that is methodically tracking down those who participated in the large-scale and often violent protests against the government of President Daniel Ortega and his wife, Vice President Rosario Murillo.
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Near the beginning of this remarkable novel, two West Indian domestic servants contemplate one of the daughters of the house — a young girl called Gwen — who is hiding from her family in a mango tree in the garden.
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Our best, and most critical, defense — until a vaccine is developed in a year at the earliest — is social distancing: We're avoiding infected persons and hiding from the microbes themselves, which are basically genes surrounded by a shell.
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Condemning neoliberalism becomes a way of hiding from the harsh strictures of America's polarized, paralyzed political process, in which geography and gerrymandering gives Republicans a constant congressional advantage and Fox News spins an alternative reality on the daily.
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But despite her forthcoming attitude, there is at least one major thing she's been hiding from fans all this time: No big deal or anything, but the Riverdale actress also moonlights as a seriously talented special-effects makeup artist.
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But a few days later, those same players were hiding from the cold at Detroit's North American International Auto Show, reminding us about what's actually selling here, today, in the US of A. Namely: big trucks and muscle cars.
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For the right to fish along the saltwater shoreline, Alexander Poteyev disclosed his real name and date of birth, as well as a phone number, email, and mailing address — an odd choice, because Poteyev was hiding from Russian assassins.
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And the hard, constant work of fulfilling her duty of care to her class — including brightly keeping up the pretense that hiding from the zombie horde is a game, and nobody's in real danger — is visible throughout the film.
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Directors Colin and Greg Strause set most of their high-tech adventure in a fancy high-rise condo, where a group of friends celebrating a birthday party wind up hiding from an alien invasion that is devastating Los Angeles.
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I'd noticed he'd been spending his evenings after work on our new roof deck with a couple of Brooklyn Lager tallboys, while I read or watched TV in hiding, from on a tiny glowing iPhone screen in the bedroom.
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In previous remarks after Tuesday's briefing, Kaine had said the briefing "raises questions about why people were hiding from us what they were doing" and that he thought the military was hiding the objective of the mission from Congress.
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I couldn't write about David's favorite snack food (dry-roasted peanuts) or his favorite color ("It depends on my mood") or how he felt about his neat new sports car if he was hiding from me all the time.
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Video emerged of Iranian soldiers running and hiding from the attackers but not fighting back, causing widespread anger in Iran and among its allies, who complained that the United States and its allies treated the attack as militarily justifiable.
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Her mother and her mother's friends speak of the tears spilled over unwanted marriages, the days spent hiding from French soldiers and the Cameroonian political views that have remained dormant while they wait for candidates who deserve their vote.
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In an intercepted telephone call, police overheard a potential client, who was not smuggled to Italy, saying he was hiding from Tunisian police and that he was worried about being stopped in Italy for "terrorism", the court document said.
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While these hacks are all technically transferable to everyday situations—hiding from the undead isn't the only reason one might be missing a can opener—there was a definite role-playing element to all of the excessive, hacky preparation.
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Even in the years before she started her company, one that relied on the image of an accessible aristocrat, she seemed to place little importance in distancing herself from the broader universe, in hiding from photographers and cultivating mystique.
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Her caption references a recent incident in which Spicer was reportedly hiding from reporters "among" (keyword "among," not "in") the bushes outside the White House in the aftermath of President Trump's firing of former FBI Director James Comey on Monday.
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Adult tourists and residents alike will be allowed — for the first time — to walk into a government-approved store and purchase up to 2100 grams of dried or fresh cannabis, and smoke or eat it without hiding from the cops.
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He says Dream Hampton casually asked him about appearing on 'Surviving' once, and never brought it up again ... which he completely forgot about until he saw her parading his name around in the press, suggesting he was hiding from the controversy.
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Together, Ollie and Arlie sneak around the séance, hiding from brooding men (a dreamlike representation of Dr. Fujita's quest to remove Annie from the narrative), only for Ollie to see Voice Jed seated in a rocking chair, coughing up ectoplasm.
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While Sarah Huckabee Sanders stole the press secretary limelight—demonstrating baseline competence at deflecting for the president—Spicer was caught hiding from press among some bushes in the dark, only to be dragged out today in front of a firing squad.
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But he's also been a self-aggrandizing egomaniac, an unstoppable publicity hound, he sits in an Ecuadorian embassy hiding from rape charges in Sweden, and there are a number of people who blame him in part for getting Donald Trump elected.
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Awkwardly titled King of the Jungle, the new movie will explore the time Wired writer Joshua Davis went to visit McAfee, when he was supposedly holed up in his compound, hiding from authorities, and surrounding himself with teenagers in bikinis.
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It could only help his mood that administration officials, hiding from the press as much as they could, did not hold a formal press conference after the talks -- so Lavrov held his own, with Russia offering the only version of events.
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Those of Menghun Kaing eked out a living farming, with no prospect of university, while the father of Daramongkol Keo spent 18 months in hiding from the brutal regime in the forest, extinguishing his campfire whenever he heard soldiers approaching.
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The Brooklyn pair of comedians who brought New York City the Tonya Harding and Nancy Kerrigan museum is here with a new installation: a museum dedicated just to Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen called Olsen Twins Hiding from the Papparazzi.
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Playa del Carmen is a small town, and during my three months there I rubbed shoulders with all kinds of characters from every corner of the world: expats; nomads; international club kids; even self-admitted criminals hiding from the Feds.
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As our world descends into chaos and drudgery, corporations build new ways to help us retreat from it—consider the Black Mirror episode "San Junipero," about old people hiding from death in a virtual recreation of an 80s small town, eternally.
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In the mid-1930s, as Italy prepared to invade Ethiopia, he was sent to a small town he calls Gagliano; his account of his yearlong stay there was written years later, in Florence, while he was hiding from the Gestapo.
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Op-Ed Contributor MINNEAPOLIS — On a sunny day in 1991, Maryan, my dad's first cousin, was hiding from rifle-carrying soldiers in a house in Mogadishu, Somalia, while the melodic voice of the singer Magool blared from a megaphone outside.
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The Mountain Messenger, which currently is based in Downieville, has published since 1853 and is known for having Mark Twain write for it under his real name, Sam Clemens, when he was hiding from the law, according to the Times.
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LONDON — Accused of hiding from scrutiny, the front-runner to become Britain's next prime minister, Boris Johnson, on Wednesday finally took questions from reporters — and then dodged queries about Brexit and whether he had used cocaine as a college student.
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My parents did a very good job of hiding from me that they were kind of nervous … Until I got on SNL, no one had any idea what I was doing, and I think that's how it is for a lot of people.
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If Hollywood truly wants to support its women, as we've heard countless times in the wake of the Harvey Weinstein scandal, it can start by not hiding from the rare woman-led project that did manage to sneak past the glass ceiling.
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A woman who worked at the front desk in Kihuen's condo building in Las Vegas told BuzzFeed News about repeated, inappropriate advances from the then-state senator which ultimately led to her blocking his phone number and hiding from him in the building.
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Washington (CNN)The head of a shadowy North Korean dissident group wanted by US authorities for his connection to the raid on Pyongyang's embassy in Madrid in February is in hiding from North Korean hit squads, his attorney told CNN on Monday.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The British government must take urgent action to help end the "horrendous crisis" in South Sudan, where men have been castrated in fighting and women have drowned hiding from militias, UK lawmakers said in an open letter on Wednesday.
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The class of so-called checkpoint inhibitors that help unmask cancer cells hiding from the body's immune system also includes Bristol-Myers Squibb's Opdivo and AstraZeneca's Imfinzi, as well as Merck KGaA and Pfizer's Bavencio, targeting a broad range of cancer types.
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And even though Grindelwald is a villain, his arguments are actually compelling — it seems almost obvious that of course some members of the wizarding world would feel that it's absurd for the powerful, magic-wielding wizards to live in hiding from the Muggles.
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Woodrow Wilson, for instance, masqueraded as president for the last year and a half of his term, hiding from the public the impacts of a stroke that had mentally and physically incapacitated him – essentially putting his wife, Edith, in charge of the government.
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I'm at the bar in what appears to be an Old West saloon, shooting the breeze with a guy from Nevada who sits on a stool in a dark corner, hiding from his fans, casually crumbling marijuana into his roll-up tobacco.
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That there is a game that allowed me to play through that loop, over and over again (hiding from the alien, finding a window of "safe" time to deal with a door code or what have you, rinse and repeat) was incredible.
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She was hiding from her family, gorging on forbidden food and, with the next Olympics less than a year out, unwilling — or unable — some days to summon even the energy required to drive to the practice rink less than 22017 minutes away.
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With this I was really interested in the contrast between the devastated landscape and the colorful balloons — but also if you look at the expression on her face, you can't tell whether it's horror or whether she's shy and hiding from the camera.
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Shortly after Maryan recounted her story about hiding from soldiers, her daughter Awo, only a few years older than I, told me how she smuggled her family's jewelry — the only wealth they could take with them as they fled Somalia — under her dress.
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According to a new profile in The New York Times Magazine, the film will feature Monáe as a "deviant" hiding from a totalitarian government and on the run to find her love interest (which just so happens to be Tessa Thompson, Monáe's rumored partner).
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"It's so blatant, these kids are being placed in the custody of family members in the U.S. If HHS can't find them, it's not because they don't have information about them, it's because the people who have custody of these kids" are hiding from authorities.
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Singularities—snags in the otherwise smooth fabric of space and time where Albert Einstein's classical gravity theory breaks down and the unknown quantum theory of gravity is needed—seem to always come cloaked in darkness, hiding from view behind the event horizons of black holes.
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Best as: A Star Wars Story spinoff movie As we already know from the previous Star Wars movies, Obi-Wan Kenobi ends up spending the remainder of his life stuck on Tatooine, in hiding from the Empire and watching over the young Luke Skywalker.
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"Fatalist Palmistry" was a pop song about falling in love with a psychic, "Simeon's Dilemma" was about trying not to fall out of a tree while hiding from the ex-girlfriend you're stalking, and "By Torpedo or Crohn's" was about puking behind Whole Foods.
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When a writer from Cloud 9's corporate magazine shows up to write a profile of the store, Garrett spends the entire episode hiding from the photographer, who can't wait to get a shot of a black man in a wheelchair for the cover.
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Woodward has the prestige and the reputation that could have allowed him to write a serious book trying to understand how the Trump system actually works (because the deep secret the Washington liberal media keep hiding from is that the Trump system actually does work).
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His opponents include Austin Petersen, the founder of The Libertarian Republic magazine, and John McAfee, who made his fortune developing antivirus computer software and as recently as 2012 was hiding from the Belize police after being sought for questioning in the death of his neighbor.
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An actuarial report commissioned by the N.F.L. found that 28 percent of all players would be found to have one of the compensable diseases included in a settlement with retired players who had accused the league of hiding from them the dangers of concussions.
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Walk up to the AA entrance and just flash any kind of random pass/come prepared with a fake laminated pass that says "Artist" on it and walk in like you are in a rush, hiding from fans and about to play on the mainstage.
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Nicolaas Bloembergen, a Dutch-born American physicist who studied quantum mechanics by the light of an oil lamp while hiding from the Nazis in the Netherlands in World War II and later shared a Nobel Prize for his contributions to laser spectroscopy, died on Sept.
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You could stir dried espresso into hot water, then top it with a teaspoon of sugar and a glug of half-and-half, serve it to a partner still in bed at noon, hiding from everything under a pillow, and achieve the same result.
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"If @ewarren wants to have a debate about transparency, she can start by opening up the doors to the decades of tax returns she's hiding from her work as a corporate lawyer - often defending the types of corporate bad actors she now denounces," Smith tweeted.
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The more she delays holding a press conference the more it becomes a point of pride in the press corps that Clinton is hiding from their razor-sharp wits, and the more everyone will be aiming to bring her down when she does hold one.
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"Straight out da bushes," she captioned the post, referencing a recent incident in which Spicer was reportedly hiding from reporters "among" (keyword "among," not "in") the bushes outside the White House in the aftermath of President Trump's firing of former FBI Director James Comey on Monday.
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It's been more than a year since Spicer was reportedly seen hiding from reporters in — wait sorry, among — some bushes outside of the White House, but he's still being asked about his unique method of dealing with media interviews after FBI Director James Comey was fired.
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The magazine – wSieci, or the Network – teases a "report about what the media and Brussels elite are hiding from the citizens of the European Union," according to an unverified translation, and its article refers to the Cologne attacks on hundreds of women on New Year's Eve.
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"Ivo believes that hanging upside down makes blood flow to your brain, and I think it's been beneficial," said Mr. Begley, whose books Mr. Lupis knows intimately, especially the 1991 novel, "Wartime Lies," which draws on Mr. Begley's experience hiding from the Nazis during the Holocaust.
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"By hiding from Congress, and from the American people, documented political bias by a key FBI head investigator for both the Russia collusion probe and the Clinton email investigation, the FBI and DOJ engaged in a willful attempt to thwart Congress' constitutional oversight responsibility," Nunes said.
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Still, they found time to curate the online products based on some of their personal favorites like The Olsen Twins Hiding From Dinosaurs, a psychedelic artwork that they decided to turn into a lunchbox after a couple came and bought the original painting for their kid.
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Which is a pretty shitty turn of events—but things get a whole lot shittier when, hiding from armed goons in a cemetery, Jackie becomes possessed by "the darkness"—which ultimately manifests as a wealth of demonic powers that Jackie can wield to tear through his enemies.
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"If @ewarren wants to have a debate about transparency, she can start by opening up the doors to the decades of tax returns she's hiding from her work as a corporate lawyer — often defending the types of corporate bad actors she now denounces," Ms. Smith wrote.
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Prosecutors accused Manafort of hiding from U.S. tax authorities $16 million he earned as a political consultant for pro-Russian politicians in Ukraine to fund an opulent lifestyle and then lying to banks to secure $20 million in loans after his Ukrainian income dried up and he needed cash.
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" She continues, "Some days I feel like I should win best mom of the day award, and some days I find myself doing strange things that don't have any real purpose, in faraway corners in my house, and I realize I am literally and deliberately hiding from my children.
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Actually, for those hiding from Rogue One: A Star Wars Story details, you might want to skip the first entry in this installment for that very reason—and those looking to avoid Star Wars: Episode VIII plot points, perhaps you should skip the second and final entries, as well.
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Varys (Conleth Hill), whose little birds feed him secrets from all over the realm, and Melisandre (Carice van Houten), a conduit for and follower of the Lord of Light, met on a cliff while The Red Woman was hiding from Ser Davos (Liam Cunningham) and Jon Snow (Kit Harington).
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" Predictably, concerns ensued that students would miss out on intellectual growth that comes from facing challenging ideas, producing such headlines as "The Coddling of the American Mind" and "In College and Hiding From Scary Ideas," in what one writer called "a shorthand way to complain about privileged millennials.
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Okay, here is my question: if Paul Stadler is a "world-class surgeon" and Wilson is hiding from him by changing her name, did she think she could just stay in medicine and never see him again while working at one of the top hospitals in the country?
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If we use this evidence from the ancient river valleys and outflow channels, we would necessarily conclude that 40% to 80% of the water Mars started with is not lost to space, all of that water is hiding from us, inside Mars and not locked into the polar ices.
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"Some days I feel like I should win best mom of the day award, and some days I find myself doing strange things that don't have any real purpose, in faraway corners in my house, and I realize I am literally and deliberately hiding from my children," she wrote.
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Prosecutors accused him of hiding from U.S. tax authorities $16 million he earned as a political consultant for pro-Russian politicians in Ukraine to fund an opulent lifestyle, and then lying to banks to secure $20 million in loans after his Ukrainian income dried up and he needed cash.
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Dr. Lieber, a leader in the field of nanoscale electronics, has not been accused of sharing sensitive information with Chinese officials, but rather of hiding — from Harvard, from the National Institutes of Health and from the Defense Department — the amount of money that Chinese funders were paying him.
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With "My Utmost" she reminds those of us who might have once dismissed Chambers as just another bewhiskered eminence that in this traditionless tradition there lives a man who read Balzac, Emerson, Nietzsche, Wilde, Dickens, Darwin and others with ferocity and humility, confronting dissent rather than hiding from it.
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The unsealed documents said the claims that Mr. Guzmán raped underage girls came from one of his former personal secretaries, Alex Cifuentes Villa, who testified at the trial that he lived with the crime lord in rural camps in the Sierra Madre mountains while hiding from the Mexican authorities.
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There's also apparently some sort of leadership vacuum going on, with Zuckerberg and other senior leadership initially hiding from the press, Zuckerberg not making things any better when he finally emerged, and reports flying of the company preparing to fire one of its top transparency advocates, security chief Alex Stamos.
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There are the three nuns (Alison Brie, Aubrey Plaza, Garfunkel and Oates' Kate Micucci) having something of a spring awakening; a priest (John C. Reilly) and mother superior (Molly Shannon) struggling to keep order; and a servant (Dave Franco), hiding from a lord (Nick Offerman) after sleeping with his wife.
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It opens with a shot of Guillermo del Toro (who had been collaborating with Kojima and actor Norman Reedus — who also appears in Death Stranding — on the canceled Silent Hills project) hiding from soldiers and tanks, before revealing that the man is carrying a capsule with a glowing fetus inside.
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"Some days I feel like I should win best mom of the day award, and some days I find myself doing strange things that don't have any real purpose, in faraway corners in my house, and I realize I am literally and deliberately hiding from my children," Hudson, 36, wrote.
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"The goal the gunman sought, to terrorize worshipers, has been attempted constantly over the centuries around the world by cold, rational governments and terrorist groups—all thinking that they could, by the trauma of violence, snuff out churches, or at least intimidate those churches into hiding from one another," he wrote.
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The diary of the young Jewish girl, who came of age hiding from the Nazis in Amsterdam, has long been the dominant narrative of the Netherlands' experience during World War II. Hers is a story of inspiration and resistance that in many ways the Dutch have promoted and chosen to remember.
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Frank, the teenage diarist who wrote about coming-of-age in a secret attic annex while in hiding from the Nazis during World War II, may have camouflaged the two pages because they contained prurient content that she didn't want her father or someone else in the cramped quarters to discover.
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It's a classic noir triangle, but it widens quickly to introduce a roundelay of characters with volatile tempers and conflicting agendas, including Paul's sometime girlfriend Rachel, Ahmed's worldly uncle Hassan, Wilkerson's God-fearing Texan father, sundry contract killers and map dealers — even a former Mexican cartel assassin hiding from El Chapo.
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Testimony from cooperating witnesses, law enforcement and others has revealed alleged details of Guzmán's life hiding from authorities, his paranoia, and obsession with electronically monitoring his wife, mistresses and associates, and allegations that his wife, and sons, along with a former cartel associate, worked together to coordinate details of his final escape.
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And of course, finally, there are my own children, one of whom I might soon lose, and both of whom are now always pretending to be lost children, having to run away, either fleeing from white-eyes, riding horses in bands of Apache children, or riding trains, hiding from the Border Patrol.
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Whether it includes snatching the AUX cord to take over the dance floor, hiding from the spotlight behind a camera (or iPhone) lens, or hovering by the snack table to score a free dinner (we're totally guilty of that last one), each distinct identity on the RSVP list works to feed that festive buzz.
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FOX BUSINESS EXCLUSIVE - MOONVES NOT HIDING FROM SCANDAL: CBS honcho Les Moonves is planning to speak on the company&aposs earnings call on Thursday , the latest indication that the embattled CEO plans to maintain a public profile amid an internal investigation into sexual misconduct allegations, the FOX Business Network&aposs Charles Gasparino has learned .
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Really, that first particular year we raced so much, and the team protected me from so many things because we were on the road so much, and didn't have to really understand the magnitude of it, but there was no hiding from it over an offseason and the next year, as the expectations changed.
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PRO-RUSSIAN POLITICIANS Prosecutors accused Manafort, 69, of hiding from U.S. tax authorities $16 million in money he earned as a political consultant for pro-Russian politicians in Ukraine to fund an opulent lifestyle and then lying to banks to secure $20 million in loans after his Ukrainian income dried up and he needed cash.
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The border town is a crossing point into Mexico for asylum-seekers from all over the world and has developed a reputation as a prison for those who are too poor to continue north, spending their lives hiding from Mexican immigration agents and facing long waits to hear if Mexican authorities have granted their asylum requests.
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"Read more: Logan Paul said he wants to 'rip the head off' the man he was filmed slapping unconscious, who now claims the video was fakeOn the same day, Paul posted a video titled "meet the girl i've been hiding from you.." where he refers to himself and Mongeau in jest as "two of the internet's biggest sociopaths.
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But around the same time, prosecutors were seeking information elsewhere about whether Mr. Shine played a role in intimidating and discrediting women who claimed sexual misconduct at Fox News, in reaching secret settlements to silence them and in hiding from public scrutiny settlements paid from corporate funds, according to a person directly involved in the investigation.
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It was the mid-1980s, an unstable time for ad agencies, so when I say I worked in advertising, what I really mean is that I spent roughly six months at each of the major agencies hiding from my manager, until someone above us would lose a big account and we'd all have to go job hunting again.
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And there was so little video of Guzmán to begin with that even the "Narcos" actor who portrays him in the Netflix series came to court to be able to observe his mannerisms, pointing out that there is so little video of Guzmán, since he has either been in prison or in hiding from 1993 to today.
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"We're trying to figure out how to leave it with him in as many places as possible so he can't keep hiding from us," said Representative Katie Hill, Democrat of California, who led the group, which at one point wandered onto a mostly empty Senate floor in vain attempts to orchestrate a face-to-face encounter with Mr. McConnell.
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But what is most memorable and evocative about the book is the details of Claudia and Jamie living in the museum: picking out an elaborate Elizabethan English bed to sleep in and then realizing with disappointment that it smells musty; hiding from their classmates in an Egyptian tomb; sneaking into the restaurant fountain at night to bathe.
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" Meaghan Smith, spokeswoman for the Protect Our Care Coalition, said Thursday, "Along with trying to hide the fact that they're trying to rip away health care from 30 million people with new focus-grouped word changes, the political fallout from repealing the ACA is getting to be such a disaster for Republicans that they're now hiding from their own constituents.
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"What [Johnson's] doing, frankly, is hiding from parliamentary scrutiny: denying MPs the opportunity to question him and to hold him to account, and potentially denying them the opportunity to express no confidence in him," Meg Russell, a senior fellow of the UK in a Changing Europe and the director of the constitution unit at University College of London, told the Guardian.
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Still, Schnapp's fondness of Wilson, and presumably the Pitch Perfect franchise, is a far cry from his Stranger Things' character's love for '80s rock, specifically The Clash's "Should I Stay Or Should I Go." If you'll recall, he learned all about the edgy tune from his older brother, Jonathan, and sang it while he was scared and hiding from the Demogorgon in the Upside Down.
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Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyWhite House denies exploring payroll tax cut to offset worsening economy Schumer joins Pelosi in opposition to post-Brexit trade deal that risks Northern Ireland accord GOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation MORE (R-Iowa) said on Sunday night that they would look into the new allegations, which they accused Democrats of hiding from them.
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There's her rootsy ex, Mercer, who makes his living building deer-antler chandeliers and treats the newly wired Mae with a disgust that's strikingly anomalous coming from actor Ellar Coltrane (the boy from Boyhood); mysterious John Boyega, inexplicably hiding from the Circle by attending all of their parties, albeit with an alluring reluctance; and Mae's father (the late, great Bill Paxton), whose MS testifies to the comparative crudity of biological hardware, with its un-patchable bugs and limited warranty.
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" Myke Cole on going off the grid: "Not just me, but other people on this show, spent years tracking really, really skilled terrorists in Afghanistan and Iraq, who had been hiding from the Soviets and Americans and their allies for decades, who had perfect communications security, perfect operational security, carried no electronic devices of any kind, ever, and were always living in a harsh and forbidding wilderness that didn't even have running water, and we still managed to find them.
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The series, which will be produced by Weimaraner Republic Pictures' Matti Leshem and Lynn Harris for Fox Searchlight, will follow Otto, Anne Frank's father, as he sets out to find someone to publish his daughter's now-famous diary that discloses the horrific realities of living in fear and hiding from Nazis during World War II. Just as in real life, Frank will come in contact with Barbara Zimmerman, an editor at Doubleday, who agreed to edit The Diary of a Young Girl.
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The other four world premieres, in the festival's smaller theater, are: "A Human Being, of a Sort," a play by Jonathan Payne about an African-American convict tasked with guarding a Congolese pygmy at the Bronx Zoo; Sylvia Khoury's "Selling Kabul," about a former interpreter for the American military living in hiding from the Taliban; Sharyn Rothstein's "Tell Me I'm Not Crazy," about a grandfather who becomes a gun hobbyist; and Adam Bock's "Before the Meeting," which focuses on people working toward sobriety.
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The White House declassified the GOP's memo last week, which alleged that officials at the FBI and DOJ had abused their powers to spy on a Trump campaign official by hiding from surveillance courts their reliance on the so-called "Steele dossier," which was funded by Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's campaign and the Democratic National Committee.
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