In search of something 'big' Trump remains in search of "something big" to buoy the economy.
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No longer merely a party in search of electable candidates, they have become a party in search of an identity.
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A chaotic White House was in search of order, and restless journalists were in search of a new political narrative.
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Like armies in search of conquests, locust populations started spreading north into Iran and south into Yemen in search of food.
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Indeed, many eager young employees who came to Tier 1 cities in search of work and opportunity have returned home in search of alternatives.
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I told him we were in search of people who would speak to us about Trump's reinstatement of the embargo—and also in search of political dissidents.
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"Money is going to chase into the best house in a bad neighborhood in search of yield, in search of safety, and that is certainly U.S. equities," he said.
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Japanese scientific vessels, financed by the country's taxpayers, prowled international waters in search of the animals, sailing into the northern Pacific and Antarctic in search of minke, sei and Bryde's whales.
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Families were moving around in search of dryness and warmth.
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I reached out to ministers recently in search of clarity.
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This is, however, a solution in search of a problem.
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Go deeper: Trump's electricity solution in search of a problem
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The iPhone maker is in search of new growth markets.
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She had downloaded the app in search of emotional relief.
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This would be a solution in search of a problem.
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In Search of Mary Shelley: The Girl Who Wrote Frankenstein.
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Surkamp remains in search of his first victory since Sept.
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Some 2m Uzbeks migrated to Russia in search of jobs.
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Most likely to wander off in search of faraway places.
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My family left Somalia in search of a better life.
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The orangutan made the treacherous trek in search of figs.
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Animals live their lives, skittering about in search of food.
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One was about a hero in search of a treasure.
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I was lost and desperately in search of my groove.
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Blur was now in search of new, different musical directions.
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YOUNGSTERS have long crossed borders in search of an education.
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Beacons are a technological solution in search of a problem.
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In search of an answer, I spoke to Chloe Combi.
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It's been an alliance system in search of a mission.
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The first volume, In Search of Silence, begins in 1957,
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She is a cat in search of a mouse, a
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His is of course, in search of a new job.
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Many young people still must emigrate in search of jobs.
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He was a writer still in search of a medium.
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Today's illegal immigrants are here in search of better lives.
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Yet, right now, we're an ideology in search of direction.
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In search of a tablet the whole fam can use?
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Her mind is elsewhere, still in search of her husband.
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"In Search of Israeli Cuisine" (2015), directed by Roger Sherman.
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She often retreats to her Bible in search of answers.
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What persuaded you to sign on for "In Search Of"?
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Did you ever talk to him about "In Search Of"?
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Online records are scoured in search of alternate home addresses.
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IN SEARCH OF MARY SHELLEY By Fiona Sampson 304 pp.
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Then he went in search of the perfect romance novel.
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He drives his Pontiac to Miami in search of answers.
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Horwitz reprises his quest, in search of the same answers.
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They become walking metaphors in search of a story arc.
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"In Search of Dinozord" is an attempt to do that.
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This time, he was in search of a room share.
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You went to all five boroughs in search of dogs.
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Last night we walked your streets in search of you.
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This is an alleged crime in search of a criminal.
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Whoever did may have been in search of a trophy.
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People have always crossed the Aegean in search of asylum.
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It is swerving in search of the government it wants.
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Most people can't up and move in search of history.
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In 1955, he drove to Hollywood in search of stardom.
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He is also in search of distractions from impeachment hearings.
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And then we can go in search of that piece.
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We again find ourselves in search of a middle ground.
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VICE News goes in search of IMSI catchers across London.
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Maybe she goes on the run in search of Hannah.
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My curiosity satisfied, I move on in search of lion.
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So I headed to Calgary in search of some answers.
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We're in search of fly agaric, the "legal" magic mushroom.
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" He obviously is most famous for "In Search of Excellence.
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In the end, Takeshi goes off in search of Quellcrist Falconer.
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First, I turned to America's heartland in search of cargo lovers.
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"There are tours that go in search of misery," he explained.
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So I don't go out in search of things any more.
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"This is an indictment in search of a crime," he said.
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The Plant Messiah: Adventures in Search of the World's Rarest Species.
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Capital is pushed into emerging markets, in search of better returns.
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Some turn to the gangs in search of power or oblivion.
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Venus, planet of beauty, is always in search of perfect balance.
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Often, they'll come in search of a different, better financial answer.
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It often feels like a solution in search of a problem.
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In search of the cause, her then doctor suggested fertility testing.
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Brad Settlemyer had a supercomputing solution in search of a problem.
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Most RT viewers don't set out in search of Russian propaganda.
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But she goes not abroad in search of monsters to destroy.
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Pete's still hangin' at Kinder4Rescue ... in search of a new home.
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So, she walked inside -- wallet in hand -- in search of Cameron.
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Pairs and trios formed quickly, but not in search of romance.
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First, he runs into the jungle in search of an idol.
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But too many are effectively solutions in search of a problem.
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Nor did the newly unemployed go in search of work elsewhere.
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Salvadorans have always emigrated north in search of better paid jobs.
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Since the war ended, she has advertised in search of Lili.
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Leaving my home in search of safety would be hard enough.
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Then I went off in search of a quiet cocktail bar.
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Detaining families indefinitely is a solution in search of a problem.
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In search of a rare disease Ovarian cancer is exceptionally rare.
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An ability to see past differences in search of common ground.
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Matt Ford to "In Search of Generation Z" by Daniel Kolitz.
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Physicians and hospital ethicists also call him in search of guidance.
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I got up in search of nachos and talked to fans.
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For a while, Gaga wandered aimlessly in search of some direction.
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But mostly, he backpacks around the world in search of lightning.
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So I went out in search of a community of trainers.
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He skulks around in search of weak-willed men or sawdust.
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Faustin left the same year in search of a better job.
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So I went back to Mr. Hovater in search of answers.
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Acting students often come by in search of monologues for auditions.
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Today, the site offers resources for men in search of assistance.
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Millions of Zimbabweans left the country in search of better opportunities.
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You operate neglected living rooms in search of an interior decorator.
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It's been described as a season in search of a purpose.
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In search of a statesman with a certain idea of America.
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Young Italians like her have moved away in search of work.
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Crucially, he is also a man in search of a witch.
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Throughout the day, people approached in search of handshakes and hugs.
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"Everyone on there is in search of a generator," she said.
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After the show, she dashed off in search of the bathroom.
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Three men embark on a road trip in search of sex.
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The ICE agents had left, apparently in search of another target.
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Mr. Curry grew up and left Knock in search of work.
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Strangers joined them in walking the neighborhoods in search of Katie.
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They're a solution in search of a problem, from my perspective.
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I moved to Seattle 11 years ago in search of love.
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Mr. McConnell on Thursday went in search of a silver lining.
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He usually goes out in search of people willing to pose.
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This was an illegal & conflicted investigation in search of a crime.
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In search of the perfect present for your beauty-obsessed bestie?
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Her campaign went to court repeatedly in search of uncounted ballots.
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I recently circumnavigated Scotland in search of the secret to golf.
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Residents have migrated abroad in search of work and better lives.
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"I went to Nusra in search of my God," he said.
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"This is a solution in search of a problem," she said.
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Necronemesis said he was perpetually in search of wisdom and knowledge.
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Across the world, people in their 20s and 30s are moving to cities in search of fulfilling employment, but also in search of lifestyles and cultures to which they have been exposed on television and social media.
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The men took the few remaining livestock there in search of pasture.
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They spend their adult life flying around in search of fresh feces.
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And she's really a character who was actively in search of answers.
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Smartwatches have long felt like a gadget in search of a purpose.
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It's also a solution in search of a problem, as Trump noted.
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HubSpot started out as a sales operation in search of a product.
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You're constantly in search of a type of love you never had.
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Populations shrank as many left home in search of better fortunes abroad.
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Did you ever see an investigation more in search of a crime?
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They found the Hound, who is also in search of White Walkers.
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Customers in search of yield are piling into Wealthfront's new cash accounts.
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The players grabbed their belongings and shuffled away in search of sleep.
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Avoid going in search of bits and pieces to augment your speech.
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Before long, the two are in search of a lost pirate treasure.
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Mr Trump, in contrast, is always in search of a televised triumph.
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Sony's projector helmet is ultimately a technology in search of a problem.
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I'm always in search of something new or simply a different angle.
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The new policy is a costly solution in search of a problem.
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Before her Target stop, Jewel circled the mall in search of lunch.
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In Search of Lost Time, by Marcel Proust (1913–1927, 4,215 pp.)
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With this in mind, I went in search of some customers, i.e.
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Vietnamese have been crossing into China for years in search of work.
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For the last seven years I've been in search of emotional independence.
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Canadian authorities converged on Gillam on Thursday in search of the duo.
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Joel Embiid often tags along, more in search of conversation than caffeine.
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I grew up watching Leonard Nimoy's In Search Of… I loved it.
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We do nothing but slowly circle in search of an empty space.
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Excerpted from Aurora: In Search of the Northern Lights by Melanie Windridge.
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To others, net neutrality is a solution in search of a problem.
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They cast off the musical past in search of the sonic future.
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So Prum sets out in search of employment away from the farm.
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It works by crunching vast quantities of data in search of patterns.
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"Basically, it became a solution in search of a problem," he said.
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Rescue personnel are sifting through the wreckage in search of human remains.
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They chose the deadly path of migration in search of 'better' opportunities.
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They're traveling in search of jobs Few of them have any money.
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Her tapered fingers danced over them in search of the right highlighter.
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He said that it was a solution in search of a problem.
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"You've been most kind," the woman in search of Enford Crescent said.
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Next, it's on to Marseille in search of a restaurant called Beirut.
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If you're in search of natural skin-care products, try Kopari Beauty.
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Millions of Venezuelans fled the country in search of food and medicine.
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It is a movement that always seems in search of a fight.
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"You don't migrate now in search of the American dream," he said.
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They are good when they destroy the trash in search of scraps.
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After running away, police scoured the corn maze in search of Watt.
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And so, we as a country are in search of Howard Baker.
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And they have moved into riskier investments in search of higher returns.
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Traveling the Dalton Highway in search of Bombus polaris, the Arctic bumblebee.
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Days afterward, I visited the Diaspora Pavilion in search of her portraits.
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Similarly, millions of people come to India in search of a job.
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Every now and again, someone would go out in search of food.
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But such formal radicalism is inevitably in search of its own realism.
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When he left the military, he wandered in search of a tribe.
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We can remain open to immigrants in search of better economic opportunities.
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The horse's customer left the taxi in search of a better ride.
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The rest died walking across the icy tundra in search of help.
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"It was basically a technology in search of a market," McCarthy said.
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But desperate Pakistanis will now go far in search of better lives.
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"It's a terrible solution in search of a problem," she told Vox.
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Washington (CNN)In a debate, candidates are constantly in search of moments.
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She will be surrounded by candidates in search of a breakout moment.
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In 285, she returned to New York in search of new opportunities.
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A mother and child leave Mexico in search of a new life.
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Some prolonged their exposure by walking around in search of the source.
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Anthony, 34, has been in search of a new team since Nov.
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It's a great American tradition, hitting the road in search of fulfillment.
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New Yorkers left the city in search of more space and comfort
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Internal Affairs routinely conducts integrity tests in search of corruption, he said.
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Others are in search of work and more stability for their families.
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At each stop, Deborah visited libraries and Y.M.C.A.s in search of insights.
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Like any millennial, I was in search of some juicy online validation.
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They were fleeing violence in Honduras in search of a better life.
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I might have to go in search of some of the books.
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If they were in search of clarity, they appeared to gain little.
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The theatre is a paradoxical place to go in search of empathy.
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Her marriage crumbled, while Jimmy went in search of a past denied.
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SCANDINAVIANS: In Search of the Soul of the North, by Robert Ferguson.
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" Mine was something like, "Seventy-two suburbs in search of a city.
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Here, Moore is in search of the parts of herself she's lost.
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Upon his release, his mother, Heidi, went online in search of guidance.
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Salesforce reports next week; I am not in search of a catalyst.
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In short, this bill is a solution in search of a problem.
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They originally came together in search of a better health insurance plan.
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It's nothing more than an impeachment process in search of a crime.
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Trump's voter suppression commission is a solution in search of a problem.
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One evening, she called Judge Kozinski's chambers in search of another clerk.
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"Redoubt" tracks Diana and her two Virgins in search of their prey.
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She moves between worlds in search of the divine and the self.
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They are a promising troupe still in search of a leading man.
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It did so as foreign capital, which had earlier flooded into the country in search of higher yields than those that were being offered at home, headed for the door in search of safer havens for their investment.
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Evergreens like firs and pines are shifting northward in search of cooler climes.
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Investors are shifting to U.S. stocks in search of any sort of yield.
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Uncertain of her own risk, she went off in search of more information.
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"He's coming with us," Piattoni laughed, and set off in search of herbs.
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Gorsuch spun around in his chair in search of someone in the audience.
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Espinosa had fled there from Veracruz in search of safety from death threats.
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Like thousands of immigrants, the family came in search of a better life.
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Refugees are still fleeing, in search of a safe haven, wherever they can.
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Blimps take to the skies in search of a singular goal: your eyeballs.
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Investigators flew helicopters over the wreckage in search of bodies, FOX 5 said.
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Curved screens are, in most circumstances, a gimmick in search of a purpose.
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The people who leave Mali in search of work seldom make it far.
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This is the opposite of the calligrapher in search of the perfect stroke.
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Why it matters: Teachers are going on strike in search of better pay.
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Yet it's a big-government solution in search of a small-business problem.
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Many have resorted to tweeting and posting to Facebook in search of help.
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Flood-affected villagers move out in search of safer places in Bihar, India.
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Families in search of help face the possible splintering of their family unit.
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RHP Rick Porcello is in search of a turnaround Monday against the Phillies.
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A real superhero might have charged off in search of the bad guy.
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She's a baby writer in search of a legacy... will keep u posted.
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You can't take your time or tiptoe around answers in search of prose.
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Since then, the two sides have held negotiations in search of a deal.
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Breyer noted that HB2 was basically a solution in search of a problem.
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The Puritans left Britain for America in search of freedom from religious persecution.
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With plane tickets, people are usually just in search of the best price.
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So I sifted through dozens of glittery drugstore finds in search of dupes.
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Some thirteen years ago, we went abroad in search of monsters to destroy.
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People with dreams of grandeur move to New York in search of fame.
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Lord Disick, meanwhile, has flown to London in search of a new ride.
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Today, guests can enjoy visits from resident giraffes in search of a treat.
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It's a great starting place if you're in search of a credit counselor.
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Instead, his travels took him in search of other victims of pyramid schemes.
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In search of work, many young men travel abroad, where some become radicalised.
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He has, at times, been desperately in search of someone to run against.
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A polar bear scavenges in a coastal village's garbage in search of food.
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Like Akeem, my family came to America in search of a better life.
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Police line up residents of an apartment building in search of sniper suspects.
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But the left is still in search of a coherent foreign policy message.
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Facebook is constantly in search of ways to keep the News Feed interesting.
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Are you in search of a funny sign to adorn your bedroom wall?
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I sought happiness like a crack addict in search of his next rock.
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Are you in search of a house with plush walls and crocheted ceilings?
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So what's a girl in search of fresh warm weather fashion to do?
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They come in search of food, but they snatch and attack as well.
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It is true that when we travel we are in search of distance.
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But for those in search of added detail, the full story, there's Catalyst.
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Steve goes into the bathroom at the party in search of a remedy.
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He decided to go in search of better ways to remember the dead.
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These are the unhappy signs of a player in search of his game.
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I spend hours in search of the resource, but come away empty-handed.
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Alma's sister Nathalie Rivera moved to Florida in 2005 in search of work.
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They settled in Salt Lake City, Utah, in search of the American dream.
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Ever in search of higher heights, he clambers into all sorts of danger.
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Six years ago, he began flying cross-country in search of a wife.
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This rule was a solution in search of a problem from the start.
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Around A.D. 1000, they began moving south in search of fresh grazing lands.
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Ever since, the alliance has been a beast in search of a mission.
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"It is nothing more than an impeachment process in search of a crime."
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Working parents everywhere find themselves in search of the elusive work-life balance.
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My driver runs up the highest dune in search of a cellphone signal.
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After that, I went in search of some weed lube of my own.
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Scrolling through Pinterest in search of inspiring interiors is a never ending quest.
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They try to halt it, and Arizona runs out in search of April.
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He spent his high school years always in search of the next opponent.
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I strolled back over to the Snake Pit in search of a salve.
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Some small group probably left Amazon and went elsewhere in search of deals.
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My Muslim parents immigrated to this country in search of a better life.
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Villagers walk for hours to the nearest town in search of basic staples.
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As he tells The Hill, he is in search of "a better balance."
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From spinning around in search of her, he felt dizzy and sat down.
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Mr. Vile is a philosopher in search of philosophy, happy to keep looking.
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Should we be transmitting signals into outer space in search of extraterrestrial life?
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All came to his online forum in search of the latest wonder drug.
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"The inspection provision is a solution in search of a problem," Hinkle wrote.
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In search of Buddhist scriptures and enlightenment, man and monkey venture to India.
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We are born beautiful and make ourselves ugly in search of our ideal.
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She planned to go in search of a latte while the canvas dried.
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He drifted out wide in search of space and success, but found neither.
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In search of a new project, Elliott acquired the assets from Warner Bros.
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The law was "a solution in search of a problem," the judge said.
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" Read the cover story, "A Post-Obama Democratic Party in Search of Itself.
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When Souleiman leaves town in search of a better life, Ada is devastated.
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Businesses that produce poor quality are perpetually in search of new customers/clients.
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SpaceX is in search of engineers, supervisors, and technicians for its Starship project.
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If you would get exercise, go in search of the springs of life.
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IN SEARCH OF THE LOST CHORD1967 and the Hippie IdeaBy Danny Goldberg336 pp.
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Then, in search of an architect, he visited Greg Faulkner, of Faulkner Architects.
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Voter ID laws are, at best, a solution in search of a problem.
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In search of sensitivity, it created an "Oceanic Story Trust" of expert advisers.
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They took turns trying to call state party officials in search of information.
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And on Netflix, a teenager with autism goes in search of a girlfriend.
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One player says he broke into a stranger's home in search of answers.
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We were sitting in our rental car in Belgium, in search of Bruges.
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He went to the diamond district in Manhattan in search of a ring.
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After an important meeting, Hannah goes in search of her friends for advice.
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Forager ants use these to travel throughout their territory in search of food.
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Still, what would a technophile in search of the holy grail seek out?
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He decides she's a sweet innocent teacher in search of a runaway husband.
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Stocks are in search of their next catalyst, holding just 1% below records.
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SCANDINAVIANS In Search of the Soul of the North By Robert Ferguson Illustrated.
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Agents now reportedly patrol the wall in search of defects, which are mended.
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In 1517, Martin Luther was an unknown academic in search of a cause.
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Before opening his restaurant Mr. Chen traveled Taiwan in search of exceptional ingredients.
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In search of nonarbitrary outcomes, social scientists proffered different ways to conduct votes.
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His lawyers said women were fabricating stories in search of money and fame.
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At 20 Ms. Oliveros moved to California in search of a compositional mentor.
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The boars topple them in search of food, leaving rubbish strewn over pavements.
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I glanced at the other riders in search of alternative umbrella-storage strategies.
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Those that wanted nothing to do with it left in search of safety.
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Help the survivors (other crabs, it seems) and go in search of salvation.
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Thankfully, anyone in search of something else has worthy alternatives to choose from.
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In "The Dawn Watch," Jasanoff goes behind the mask and, like Stanley in search of Livingstone, or Marlow in search of Kurtz, sets out to find the elusive Conrad by tracing the physical, historical, biographical and literary footsteps of the writer.
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Jim is a character in search of an author to explain him to himself.
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Shortly afterward, Islamic vigilantes attacked boardinghouses in Bandung in search of gays and lesbians.
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The artist travels the world from India to Morocco in search of new gradients.
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Rescue workers sifted through rubble and flattened homes Saturday morning in search of survivors.
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Then adjust the huge wings and launch into the skies in search of rebels!
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"The character is in search of something but they don't know what," he says.
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Zarina's collages evoke the intense yearnings of a migrant in search of a home.
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Zarina's work evokes the intense yearnings of a migrant in search of a home.
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There are also white explorers in search of a rare plant with curative properties.
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Frequent moving in search of opportunity has long been an ingredient in American exceptionalism.
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For fans of 1980s horror, In Search of Darkness is a compulsively watchable delight.
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For decades human space flight has been an activity in search of a justification.
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Rescuers, firefighters, policemen, soldiers and volunteers remove rubble and debris in search of survivors.
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Of course, the hyper-powerful would only spend their billions in search of immortality.
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It has relentlessly squeezed their profit margins in recent years in search of efficiency.
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Rescue workers were still scouring the building in search of casualties, said Lt. Col.
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"My parents came here simply in search of the American Dream," she told Refinery29.
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Many people have moved from the countryside to urban areas in search of work.
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For decades Arabs have migrated from rural areas to cities in search of work.
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These birds often spend weeks flying nonstop over the ocean in search of prey.
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Financial liberalisation freed capital to roam the world in search of risk and reward.
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Many frustrated young university graduates have left the country in search of better opportunities.
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Whites are steadily moving into predominantly black neighbourhoods in search of lower house prices.
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Everyone is on dating apps in search of some kind of connection, after all.
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Senegal suffers chronic underemployment that sends millions abroad in search of a better life.
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Likewise, the experience of "In Search of the Miraculous" was known only to Ader.
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The Magnificent Seven is a cast and a title in search of a movie.
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But that effort has just sent enterprising traffickers out in search of new routes.
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Phil is trawling through our shared pasts in search of deeper meaning on Twitter.
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In search of answers, I reached out to CNN Justice Department correspondent Evan Perez.
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NO LONGER MUST HER SPIRIT ROAM THE EARTH IN SEARCH OF A HUMAN VESSEL.
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They go out every day in search of farming work to make ends meet.
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Avery demands Minnick tell the police about Edwards, and leaves in search of her.
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Going into difficult places in search of higher margins will remain a risky business.
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" Conway called it a "nonpartisan issue in search of bipartisan support and bipartisan solutions.
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"This is sort of a talking point in search of a problem," Ryan said.
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Meanwhile, multiple desperate parents took to social media in search of their missing kids.
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When Koum became disenchanted, he quit and traveled the world in search of inspiration.
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I know you came to your monthly horoscope in search of good news, Taurus.
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One player went out in search of Pokémon and found a dead body instead.
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The reader of In Search of Silence is surprised to find Marilyn relatively absent
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Its success led to a book, "In Search of Lost Frogs," published in 19143.
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As residents moved elsewhere in search of opportunities, their former homes sometimes sat vacant.
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Absolutely recommended for readers in search of something a bit off and highly experimental.
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Generations have passed through its borders in search of fun, or out of desperation.
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In large part, the work requirements are a solution in search of a problem.
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It's like a pageant of misplaced attitudes, each in search of its proper context.
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As they do every mating season, the tarantulas surface in search of a mate.
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Dozens of mothers began calling their contacts in search of help across two states.
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He said he came from Honduras in search of a better life for her.
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They're refugees fleeing conflict or economic migrants in search of better opportunities in Europe.
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They sell securities to individuals, advise companies in search of investors, and conduct trades.
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"The illegal Mueller Witch Hunt continues in search of a crime," Trump tweeted out.
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Pir would listen to soldiers propose ransacking villages in search of a single insurgent.
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Politicon brought together the desperate snails in search of sustenance, only to become zombified.
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Politicon brought together the desperate snails in search of sustenance, only to become zombified.
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Many sons of the families we met had left home in search of work.
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In search of an alternative career, she goes to her uncle Vanya (Matthias Schoenaerts).
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The boat was heading north in search of a safe port, the organization added.
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Snowballs were cutting through the sky like TIE fighters in search of rebel forces.
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For those in search of a new wear-everyday jacket, this one's for you.
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He said the boys came to Mr. Gonzales-Mugaburu in search of better lives.
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The Trump scandal appears to be a cover-up in search of a crime.
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You will walk in search of a sweetness that won't satisfy, dependent on others.
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In search of a novel treatment, she wondered whether ayahuasca could help with EDs.
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The wilderness is for iconoclasts and malcontents, not patients in search of a cure.
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For many corporations, blockchain has largely been a technology in search of use cases.
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Ojai's quiet nature has long drawn people in search of ecological and spiritual enlightenment.
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We are ever in search of data that confirms what we want to believe.
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Williams's sequel, "Philosophy of Sailing: Offshore in Search of the Universe," is also brilliant.
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Jose Alvarez came to the United States in 203, in search of job opportunities.
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Representatives from 170 businesses showed up in search of help, Mr. Zapata-Rodríguez said.
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The moves have caused investors to scan the globe in search of income plays.
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Which — jump through space and time (or "tesser") in search of Meg's missing father.
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Wordplay THURSDAY PUZZLE — We're sailing the seven seas today, in search of a theme.
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THE UNSETTLERS: In Search of the Good Life in Today's America, by Mark Sundeen.
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In November, Javi had taken off for Guatemala in search of a fresh start.
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Many local governments, in search of more tax revenue, still promote development along coastlines.
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Since then they've ridden the rails in search of better prospects they never find.
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They relocated to California in search of a second act, but nothing quite stuck.
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Jerry Brown were sending people fleeing California in search of cheaper places to live.
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In January, ICE raided several California 7-11 franchises in search of undocumented workers.
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Still, the son printed out the article and went in search of Caroline Jenckes.
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And when I fled outside in search of escape, there were two fire trucks.
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"You are able to be vulnerable, in search of truth," the culture memo says.
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Bounce around categories in search of Daily Doubles, to put that money to work.
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In search of merry and bright drinking companions in this dark and sullen winter?
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IN SEARCH OF LOST TIME, PART 2 My son graduated from the Marines today.
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President Emmanuel Macron of France is a pro-Europe leader in search of partners.
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"Hungry people in the countryside are moving to the cities" in search of food.
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Rotman described himself and his partner Nigel Morris as "hammers in search of nails."
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"I am in search of Liz Smith," she said softly, musing at the thought.
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We are continuously swimming in search of a land that we could call home.
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Such an exception, the committee said, was a solution in search of a problem.
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She rode the escalator to the third floor in search of a little inspiration.
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"Amphitryon" was the only time Molière ascended to Olympian heights in search of material.
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Mutual adjustments in search of economic efficiency will make the EU strong and prosperous.
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"Fishing expeditions"—selective use of statistics in search of a striking conclusion—are commonplace.
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Just another happy day in search of raw material for the old paragraph factory.
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The story starts in 1985 with a group of refugees in search of safety.
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After we split up, I went in search of that elusive connection and intimacy.
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UberCab is now Uber, a public company still in search of a profitable quarter.
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Many men move in search of work, leaving women behind to tend the land.
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Giuliani's own travels to Ukraine in search of dirt had already come under scrutiny.
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Clearly, Warren's proposal is little more than a solution in search of a problem.
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DALLAS — The women's Final Four is a showcase in search of a proper audience.
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And international buyers and investors have been returning, in search of bargains, agents said.
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And Arya Stark set off on a ship in search of a new adventure.
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So many interesting people went to Capri in search of some kind of freedom.
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More people may also strike out on their own in search of each other.
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Clients are mostly millennials in search of a plumper pout, but also include daughters who bring their mothers, wives who bring their husbands, Wall Street bankers keen to banish an angry-looking furrowed brow or drag queens in search of more dramatic cheeks.
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Not every location has been happy to see an influx of people coming by in search of virtual monsters, but there are some places that are more than welcoming to people in search of a pikachu or charmander: our national parks and monuments.
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Yes. Am I ready to charter a boat in search of my buff aquatic king?
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They launched an investigation Friday in search of a culprit with a penchant for heights.
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A promotional video encourages others to scale the mountain in search of the crypto wallet.
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As in real life, here Gauguin leaves Europe in search of something more aesthetically stimulating.
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Together, they reveal a gathering storm: an artist restlessly in search of a new idiom.
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Some animals, like people with second homes, travel seasonally in search of more hospitable climes.
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Swathed in black, she still visited the bank every day in search of her brother.
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People tend to move longer distances, across counties and states, in search of better jobs.
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A half-decade later, my father traveled to India and Nepal in search of wisdom.
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These difficult dates lead him to Memphis in February 1997, in search of fresh inspiration.
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In search of better work-life balance, she left to take a job at Boeing.
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In Search of Darkness' biggest missed opportunity, though, is probably its failure to address AIDS.
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Any utterance by a public figure can be unpicked in search of its ulterior motive.
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Rescuers and volunteers remove rubble and debris from a flattened building in search of survivors.
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I was spiraling out of control in search of something to give me life meaning.
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Like the original Pixelbook, the Go seems to be a device in search of meaning.
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"In Search of the Miraculous" also bridged the distance between the US and the Netherlands.
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Some drivers deviate from planned routes in search of extra fares, making commuting times unpredictable.
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Baltimore Police Department's officer shortage led it to Puerto Rico in search of fresh faces.
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Talented young people emigrated in search of better opportunities abroad, and inequality has steadily risen.
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Not going on vacation any time soon, but still in search of an everyday sunscreen?
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So he leaves her to go off in search of it, leaving Lyra all alone.
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Two years later, and I'm living out of my car in search of a home.
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With my husband's enthusiastic support, I went in search of the Cannabis Club in Breckenridge.
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In "black-ish," at 9:30, Jack and Diane go in search of their individuality.
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" Take this scene, when Ada first goes in search of firewood: "Out into the weather.
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Mr Sogavare is considering recognising China instead of Taiwan, in search of funds for development.
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Investors have found it easy to get into the market in search of higher yields.
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The film is about two kids, decades apart, leaving their homes in search of... something.
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That shuts off the main escape route for Cubans in search of a better life.
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Fox attracts viewers in search of ideologically palatable news and reinforces their views, they say.
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Any phone in your pocket constantly calls out to cell towers in search of service.
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We went in search of spring, starting with the annual Orchid Show in the Bronx.
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In their view, SoundCloud is now a company in search of an identity — and money.
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Like migrants in search of safety and prosperity, charismatic Christianity has proved adaptable, almost chameleonic.
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But the travel ban is a solution in search of a problem that doesn't exist.
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During the event, 19 hopefuls made their case to the party in search of support.
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Before his death in 1991, Irwin traveled twice to Turkey in search of Noah's Ark.
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" He also claimed Mueller's investigation was "an illegal & conflicted investigation in search of a crime.
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As a result, the hotel had to start running ads in search of new toes.
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Technology companies, often unrated but in search of growth capital, are also tapping convertible bonds.
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The action starts with a mysterious aircraft landing on the beach in search of Finn.
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Some also believe that a carbon tax is a solution in search of a problem.
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For investors in search of an edge, the emerging world of "alternative data" is attractive.
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He ran toward the smoke-enshrouded wreck, and clambered atop in search of an opening.
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They came in search of what is known as caterpillar fungus, or yarsagumba in Nepali.
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NOMVERATE (v): To move about the house in search of food, particularly late at night.
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They also reviewed spacecraft data and replayed high-speed videos in search of a cause.
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Now people are driving hundreds of miles out of their way in search of it.
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One night they just began driving from town to town in search of a motel.
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"It's a policy outcome in search of a rationale," a former U.S. official told Reuters.
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"The illegal Mueller Witch Hunt continues in search of a crime," Trump tweeted Sunday morning.
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Middle-class Bronx families in search of upgrades drove some of those sales, brokers said.
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Mr. Hamilton blames climate change, which has driven the whales northward in search of food.
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More likely they came in search of the opportunity to work hard and get ahead.
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They interrupt one another constantly in search of some tiny juicy Jolly Rancher of surprise.
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Hikers have reportedly seen male spiders skittering across roads and paths in search of females.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) crisscrossed the state in search of support from likely caucus-goers.
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Admittedly, changing allegiance in search of personal advantage has a long history in Italian legislatures.
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Why had Trump repeatedly gone to Russia in search of business, yet returned empty-handed?
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She decided to leave the station in search of a familiar bus route into Manhattan.
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We came here in search of better opportunities -- and used those opportunities to give back.
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Inconsolable, Atari sets off, at the controls of a spluttering airplane, in search of Spots.
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"This is a solution in search of a problem," he told me in an interview.
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That night against the Cardinals, Santana was in search of the Mets' first no-hitter.
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When the electric discharge touches down it spreads out in search of places to travel.
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Unable to run, Scalise tried to drag himself across the field in search of cover.
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Tweak slides below the surface in search of his babysitter, Fingers, who is Pinchy's aunt.
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And so they wander through various circles of the urban dispossessed in search of acceptance.
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The self-described "extreme meteorologist" actually goes out in search of tornadoes before they form.
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Cucuta, Colombia (CNN)Yesica Galindez left Caracas last weekend in search of a better life.
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Therefore, they go out daily in search of enemies to insult and friends to degrade.
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Mills are looking to produce as much ethanol as possible in search of better returns.
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Omovhie, 33, also found herself enslaved after leaving Nigeria in 2015 in search of work.
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United, too, will be in search of help, though its need is more in attack.
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Millions of Ukrainians, including university graduates, have moved abroad in search of better paid jobs.
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Residents are increasingly moving to the mainland in search of work and a better life.
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They steal a car and head off in search of the carnival where Ray works.
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From village to village, he rode in search of national champions and young rising stars.
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It is not surprising, then, that many flock to this sign in search of love.
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Its founders, James Galdo and Frank Zottola, met online in search of likeminded Hess enthusiasts.
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Coors had come to Washington in search of a conservative institution in which to invest.
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Many families moved to Eastern Europe and the the United States in search of work.
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I've been in search of the answer to that puzzling question by way of science.
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This pushes the rats out of the croplands and into villages in search of food.
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Mexico has always been a top destination for U.S. companies in search of cheaper labor.
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The Zmija family must now prepare to move in search of the next coal job.
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Some still venture out into Quetta in search of work, while others keep businesses running.
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She zigzags across Los Angeles in search of a lab that will digitize antique videotapes.
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Much of that increase came from "deadheading," or driving in search of the next fare.
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The child seems to be a time traveler roaming the canvases in search of answers.
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Parents come to McVicar's herb farm in search of bouquets to ease their children's asthma.
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We're past representation, which can be performative, and in search of sustainable visions for change.
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The horny sloth who embarks on a slow aquatic journey in search of a mate.
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In search of better lives, her classmates have moved away, and migrants have moved in.
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One detainee's family was bounced to seven different officials in search of someone in charge.
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She ordered an M.R.I. of the spine in search of an abscess, but found nothing.
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In some cases, the mapping teams simply drove through country roads in search of tents.
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In recent years, Gordon has gone to unique lengths in search of physical well-being.
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A man in search of a pint found one in an Irish establishment in Midtown.
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He is currently president of the Brussels-based international committee, In Search of Justice (ISJ).
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Treasuries have been an attractive alternative to JGBs for Japanese investors in search of yield.
|
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Mr. Kentridge's use of a puppet seems like a solution in search of a problem.
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Doing so, I was told, would help unlock the euphoria I was in search of.
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But the attorney general continued pursuing the lawsuit in search of restitution and other penalties.
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A dose of aggression, too, seems essential for reading that's done in search of solace.
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In search of livelihoods, some 400,000 island residents have departed, mostly for the U.S. mainland.
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Weekend outings in search of hawks' nests led to an obsession with rappelling down cliffs.
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Imposing blanket regulations that dictate pricing schemes is a solution in search of a problem.
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Level 5 players are now welcome to roam the temple in search of runaway Pokémon.
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People who are able are fleeing to the mainland in search of a better life.
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Trump is in search of his third chief of staff after Kelly and Reince Priebus.
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Facebook bought Instagram in 2012 for $1 billion in search of the fountain of youth.
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Last year, Train covered about 1,000 kilometers of Argentinian forest in search of animal droppings.
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Sandra Simonds's new book of poems, "Atopia," sent me in search of her earlier work.
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A MacArthur fellow, he often travels the globe in search of inspiration, rhythmic and otherwise.
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The president should repeal this policy, which was a "solution" in search of a problem.
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By the summer of 2013, five of the group had left in search of answers.
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In 5, over one billion people left their homes in search of a better life.
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He gambled on a switch to Premier League rivals Chelsea, in search of playing time.
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Today, she debuts Lost and Found, a beautiful compilation of songs in search of herself.
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He was in search of a garment steamer, which of course the store didn't have.
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Indeed, Marcel Proust mentions Fantin-Latour's work in his masterpiece In Search of Lost Time.
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Every day, more than 3,000 Somalis abandon their homes in search of food and water.
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I was in search of freedom from homophobia, transphobia, [and the] rejection of my personhood.
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The things you were talking about "In Search of Excellence" really still apply today. Absolutely.
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"Special requests are for those people in search of one very, very specific thing," Allen says.
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Tens of thousands of people roaming the streets in a daze in search of a toilet.
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Stone sang Meredith Brooks' "Bitch" on VH1's 2004 show, In Search of the Partridge Family.
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So I set off even deeper into the past in search of a man who might.
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There's no need to go out in search of the most abrasive scrub on the market.
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Police raided the brothers' home in search of the liquid suspected of being poured on Smollett.
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If you're leaving the U.S. in search of a retirement paradise, be sure to look south.
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In the longer-term some could go to other countries instead in search of cheaper labor.
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In response residents packed stores in search of bottled water, which soon was in short supply.
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The company replaced Bain with Anthony Noto, leaving Twitter in search of a chief financial officer.
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Democratic Whip Steny Hoyer went live on Facebook Thursday in search of the legislation and Rep.
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I moved from one bad relationship to another in search of validation that I was attractive.
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Arya escapes the castle and takes to the streets in search of safety from the Lannisters.
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Officials swarmed and scoured the area in search of the child, finding her body on Oct.
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IN THE mid-19th century, hundreds of thousands of Americans flocked west in search of gold.
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Players then had to scrub through the videos in search of clues for what really happened.
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I'm in search of a particular pair of pants, but they are wiped out of sizes.
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John, a marketer who came to San Francisco in search of career growth, opposes the ban.
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Whaley, then a 40-year-old nursing student in Texas, went in search of a solution.
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So, I went in search of open Wi-Fi networks and thready AT&T LTE connections.
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But, like other financial-technology startups, they are beginning to diversify in search of bigger profits.
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Across the US, people go to Massage Envy spas in search of a soothing, affordable escape.
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If nothing else, such a spot is not exactly inviting to those in search of sleep.
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In episode six, she ventured into the park in search of answers and ran into... something.
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TheAdventure Capitalists journey to the Mojave Desert in search of the next great outdoor recreation product.
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"On the other hand, Twitter is a great product in ... search of a business," he said.
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"It has been described as a weapon in search of a mission," he told Live Science.
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To offset pressure at home, Spanish banks have been expanding abroad in search of higher revenues.
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And he defends Austria's ban on face-covering veils, a solution in search of a problem.
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Chuchel is about a black, fuzzy ball-like creature in search of a juicy red cherry.
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When Leap Motion debuted in 2010, it felt like a technology in search of a platform.
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Many global investors are turning toward Silicon Valley instead of Wall Street in search of returns.
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As people moved around in search of work, family bonds were broken and friendships made shallower.
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IS blew up the mosque and dug tunnels in search of valuable antiquities, destabilizing the base.
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Every winter, more and more fair-weather Manhattanites flee to the Pacific in search of sunshine.
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Donna Brazile, the former interim chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee, is in search of absolution.
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Water sources are drying out, driving nomadic herders farther south in search of grazing and water.
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Broadly teams up with Academy Award-nominated director, Lucy Walker in search of healing in Haiti.
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That's part of the appeal for patients who travel across the globe in search of beauty.
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This is where recruiters from manning agencies that represent international shipowners go in search of crew.
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Apparently, The Porpoise boarded a ship a couple of weeks back in search of a surgeon.
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People will keep crunching the numbers in search of the magic factor that makes their fortune.
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Without questioning Hofstetter's claim or checking signage, she ran off in search of the imaginary gate.
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The Freeman family moved from Atlanta to Acapulco nearly four years ago in search of freedom.
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Meanwhile, out in the open sea, the baby turtles swim in search of their own freedom.
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Available July 763 Astro Boy (753)An android replica goes in search of his own identity.
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Investors had been awaiting the report in search of clues about the state of the economy.
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Without funding, the first human trials in search of a vaccine have been put on hold.
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Audience members were encouraged to participate by parsing through the data in search of candidate exoplanets.
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Good news for Americans in search of insurance against the disturbing possibility of a Trump presidency.
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As day broke, thousands of anxious relatives reached the temple in search of their loved ones.
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Go back even further to when Donald Trump was in search of a vice presidential nominee.
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When the train is diverted to another route, the woman goes in search of her love.
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Kids stream out of universities and unfashionable counties to cities, in search of experience and stimulation.
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They even catch and release the mice that infiltrate their building in search of spilled birdseed.
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For house DJs in the 1990s, it meant trawling record shops in search of rare cuts.
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Mulder and Scully were always in search of some dark secret, some monster that needed stopping.
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Many young Syrians have fled abroad, either in search of work or to avoid military conscription.
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As Arctic sea ice disappears, bears are increasingly moving into human settlements in search of food.
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The number of Americans who move in search of jobs has been declining steadily since 1985.
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The left can somtimes be described as: a generator of solutions in search of a problem.
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First, the proposed grid resiliency pricing rule is still a solution in search of a problem.
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Edgar the Bug and his agents are intergalactic terrorists in search of powerful weapons and information.
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Heading out in search of supplies meant risking your life in the crossfire on the streets.
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New York prosecutors virtually mocked his "sympathetic family history" and belated cooperation in search of leniency.
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Tom Curry and Brian Finn, the owners, regularly visit New Orleans in search of culinary inspiration.
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Mr. Bergerac was an accomplished hunter, who traveled around the world in search of big game.
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That number was likely to increase as rescuers reach damaged areas in search of more victims.
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During a union-mandated break, Barry went to the staff cafeteria in search of a latte.
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"It's possible he was casing the neighborhood in search of his next victim," the sheriff said.
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If Michonne found out Rick was alive somehow, would she go off in search of him?
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One morning, Abigail rides out to the woods in search of herbs to soothe Anne's gout.
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The demand to leave for the United States in search of economic opportunity would only increase.
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In 2003, the U.S. invaded Iraq in search of nonexistent nuclear, chemical and biological weapons facilities.
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Here he plays a smuggler in search of an antique gun with Julia Roberts tagging along.
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And so now, the Hound and his trusty ax are off in search of new alliances.
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Indian airlines are increasingly looking abroad in search of better returns as price competition intensifies domestically.
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But she seemed oblivious, moving nimbly around the cabin in search of her outdoor seat cushions.
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Presumably for ticket buyers in search of milder material, Martins later created versions of Russian classics.
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The report also suggested that workers are coming back to the economy in search of jobs.
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And perhaps not a few that have immigrated from Pennsylvania in search of a better life.
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Our heroine is a nameless woman in search of her wife in a postapocalyptic alternate universe.
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Partner's debut album, In Search of Lost Time, is out September 8 on You've Changed Records.
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But what we were gripped by was the people we met in search of those ingredients.
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It's also a well-known cruising area where men go in search of quick anonymous sex.
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Homer has Odysseus sail through the underworld in search of a way back home, to Ithaca.
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Remrise is the latest startup in search of the Holy Grail of a better night's sleep.
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For anyone in search of a sports wear/athleisure fashion show, it doesn't get any better.
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But less sea ice means they have to walk or swim more in search of food.
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She is partly in search of a visual language to convey law and policy, she said.
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I landed in Rome, among those who moved to Italy's big cities in search of work.
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In search of meatier roles, she hired a producing partner to help develop female-driven material.
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In 1970, they published a manifesto: Ten in Search of a Nation, written by Jeff Donaldson.
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But, after a yearlong stint of freelancing in search of that big idea, my son arrived.
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Blacks had to carry passbooks and get permission to leave the homelands in search of work.
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This is the country's economic epicenter, where Pakistan's different ethnic groups come in search of work.
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"I was always in search of the next honest means to make a dollar," he wrote.
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Research your options — but avoid "maximizing," or exhaustively considering every possibility in search of the perfect.
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In search of distinct aromas, brewers are embracing yeast and bacteria strains from across the globe.
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And he is attracting interest from grocers and chefs in search of fresher, more sustainable fish.
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Like a roving soul in search of a body, he enters another person whenever he wishes.
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In September, officials excavated the Dawsons' former house in search of her body, to no avail.
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Both will have departed the Emirates for Old Trafford in search of trophies, of greater glory.
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Steadying my legs, and my memories, we headed off in search of the ice cream shop.
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The quake sent a flood of the unemployed, including impoverished fishermen, in search of smuggling jobs.
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Some people had tried three or four stores in search of hand sanitizer, before admitting defeat.
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Another set of panels portrays freed slaves returning from America in search of a new home.
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He's in search of an ex-girlfriend, but propelled as much by the demons chasing him.
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Then I spent many days in search of the perfect phrases to populate the two 15s.
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Many walk in search of clarity as they process an illness, trauma or crisis of faith.
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His father was a mechanic who moved the family often in search of a better life.
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Golshifteh Farahani co-stars as Laura, Paterson's wife, an artist in search of her art form.
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In search of praise he is continually doing things that will end up bringing him condemnation.
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Too often the world of robotics seems to be a solution in search of a problem.
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There's not an avalanche of interlopers trying to break American gates in search of DACA relief.
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If you're in search of a very simple side dish, stop here: It's delicious as is.
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In search of an elusive Miele espresso maker and Viking range, he checked his emails nightly.
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At lunchtime, Corrado and Dean paired up in search of Macduff Hughes, director of Google Translate.
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And there have indeed been examples of individuals who have relocated in search of lower taxes.
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To escape the tough domestic market, airlines are adding international routes in search of better returns.
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As a pitching coach, I wake up every morning and I'm in search of more strikes.
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We were driving into the Rockies in search of food when the guy back home called.
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Soji is a character constantly in search of secrets in a world hiding them from her.
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Struck by her mind, her vision and her prose, he went in search of her past.
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And when there are no obvious targets, he added, Mr. Trump goes in search of them.
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She even ventured briefly into Nevada, apparently in search of a mate, according to wildlife officials.
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It was Europe that first accosted Africa in search of opportunities to develop and enrich itself.
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This week we followed a bunch of transportation players in search of more nuggets of knowledge.
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You can view it as a commercial hodgepodge in search of a unifying tent-pole concept.
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"Preacher" is back with a vengeance as its stars hit the road in search of God.
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And we are zigging and zagging relentlessly, in search of what's right in front of us.
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For more than two decades, Richard Gooding traveled the world in search of his favorite whiskeys.
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A PILGRIMAGE TO ETERNITY: From Canterbury to Rome in Search of a Faith, by Timothy Egan.
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" For this one-woman show, she crisscrossed the country in search of "the soul of America.
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Because Mondays are especially hard for working parents, marking yet another week in search of balance.
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And today, the Royal Household returns the interwebs in search of a Head of Digital Engagement.
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He came here in search of freedom and our government locked him up in a cage.
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Through no fault of their own, they came to the United States in search of opportunities.
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Millions of people have moved to Riverside and San Bernardino counties in search of affordable housing.
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Sure enough, in search of energy, Kerr summoned McAdoo from the bench in the second quarter.
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Writer Jesse McLaren tweeted in search of these poor souls, and the responses deserve our sympathy.
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Many lawmakers crave attention, racing to microphones and pounding lecterns in search of cable news glory.
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Bounty hunters, or "blackbirders," as we learned they were called, roamed Manhattan in search of escapees.
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But it has left Republicans in the House and Senate in search of alternatives to support.
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Skyrocketing consolidation that creates mega-giants is forcing providers to diversify in search of new volume.
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BB-8, having evaded The First Order, wanders in search of help on the planet Jakku.
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"Before it was kind of a a a solution in search of a problem," Schulman said.
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In the 1970s, Ms. Ragoo went to New York in search of an even better life.
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Investigators are closely examining all of his social media content in search of other inflammatory statements.
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Amid these changing conditions, fish are shifting where they live, in search of their preferred temperatures.
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But the migrants keep coming in search of higher-paying jobs, often with families in tow.
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Now it's time to go on a town safari in search of java ... look no further.
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I plunged into my pockets and emptied them out on the counter in search of change.
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It was like peering through the toxic air enveloping Chinese cities in search of blue sky.
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Every day, tens of thousands of large fishing boats scour the ocean in search of seafood.
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This time, though, Dory and company's grand adventure is in search of her long-lost parents.
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More than 3,000 miles away, I refreshed Twitter over and over in search of an explanation.
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Delirious with grief, she goes in search of Jesus, convinced that he is her lost child.
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Cod and other deep-sea fish are moving toward the poles in search of colder waters.
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The word "bewitching" long wandered in search of its resting place, till Eva Green was invented.
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Chris Brown is a troubled man in search of supportive friends ... according to his new song.
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Every time fighting breaks out, families are forced to scatter and separate in search of safety.
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And this tradition of revising and playing with tradition continues with Hercules: In Search of a Hero.
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He was raised in a Democratic family near Chicago and moved to Liberal in search of work.
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Today he is a president in search of a general manager, two days before the trade deadline.
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Uzbekistan was the first nation to screen the genes of its youth in search of future athletes.
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With few other options, many people have left, choosing uncertain futures as migrants in search of work.
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If you're in search of comedy, look no further than Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and Grace and Frankie.
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The researchers took scans of those brains and analyzed tissues in search of specific markers of CTE.
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Those in search of "the burn" purchased products from Gerald Fowler, founder of The Chilli Pepper Company.
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This mode can give you the cool light trail effect if that's what you're in search of.
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Prosecutors also raided Ghosn's residence in Tokyo on Friday in search of evidence, broadcaster TV Asahi reported.
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Kromenaker says she's never heard of someone from North Dakota heading to Canada in search of abortion.
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After the grand finale—which, wow—we hustled back through the park in search of an Uber.
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Cory Booker: Booker continues to be a man in search of a moment in the 22 race.
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Young Sheru had awoken from his nap and boarded a train in search of his older brother.
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In this new series, Randall travels to the ends of the Earth in search of elusive creatures.
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Officers come on their own, in search of help, or at a supervisor's instruction, when concerns arise.
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Another sees the squad rushing into a local criminal hangout, tough-guy style, in search of answers.
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China's most inventive firms are also investing heavily in America in search of talent and new patents.
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My boyfriend comes in the kitchen in search of coffee and is very excited about the breakfast.
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Countless Jewish people fled Hitler in search of protection, and most of them did not get it.
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Men typically go off and hunt — chasing and killing animals, climbing trees in search of wild honey.
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Audiences in search of a fun night at the theatre will be glad they took the bait.
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"There is no water, food and these animals end up invading communities in search of those resources."
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Archivists also pore over old aerial photographs in search of clues to the whereabouts of archaeological remains.
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As usual, a predicament of choice is likely to strike New Yorkers in search of Halloween entertainment.
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It's a cleverly assembled movie, but for anyone in search of scam escapism, it's a tremendous buzzkill.
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I never again need to see a person dive into a swimming pool in search of epiphany.
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I had moved to New York in my late 30s in search of a more glamorous life.
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As with the first two Fall films, the structure for "In Search of the Miraculous" was geographic.
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Knowing this, it's easy to read "In Search of the Miraculous" as a return journey of sorts.
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For everyone else, including his wife, "In Search of the Miraculous" would be experienced as an absence.
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In this celebration, ending this weekend, children can investigate trails in search of evergreen trees and shrubs.
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And theoretically, ridesharing should reduce the number of vehicles in search of parking in the long-term.
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And they're easily destroyed by a careless customer rifling through them in search of sizes or colors.
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Matt Dumba also scored for Minnesota, which remains in search of its first win in regulation time.
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Dwindling fish stocks make hungry sharks more likely to come in to shore in search of food.
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Those in search of meaningful, long-term relationships that end in marriage and children need not apply.
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In practice, such investors have been forced to take more risk in search of a higher return.
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American companies in search of cheap, diligent labour attract poor Mexican migrants or erect factories in Mexico.
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For a variety of painfully unconvincing reasons, they go trotting off together in search of chivalric adventure.
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In search of a fresh start, she moved from Manchester, England, to the US in December 2016.
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Inside the Zone, tourists scramble about in search of "hotspots", their dosimeters a chorus of disregarded warnings.
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If too many become solutions in search of a problem, the truce underpinning their revival could fray.
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All of this in search of what I wanted to do with the rest of my life.
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In the meantime, experts will be poring through a mountain of minutiae in search of significant revelations.
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Low government-bond yields have pushed investors in search of a higher income into taking more risk.
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Being blind, I couldn't flick through papers and books in mainstream libraries in search of an answer.
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Mr Suasin's widow sent her children to relatives in the countryside before vanishing in search of work.
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Once upon a time, I was a lonely traveler, venturing across the universe in search of meaning.
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Economists pored over cross-country economic data in search of factors that might explain differences in growth.
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Ping An and China Life are both trying to diversify their business in search of higher returns.
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In the past, a technician would spend four hours poring over the engine in search of defects.
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Industry quit the city altogether in search of cheaper land, cleaner air and a refuge from crime.
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The production itself is a workplace comedy about an evil queen in search of peace and quiet.
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The music video leads us through an emotive dance narrative in search of that lost, caged bird.
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Millennials in search of jobs and lower costs are revitalizing those cities, and employers are paying attention.
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In search of a better answer, I called Matt Williams, the cohost of a podcast called Seincast.
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Often equipped with just shovels, buckets and straw sacks, they burrow deep underground in search of ore.
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Vernon Fiddler remains in search of his first point since being acquired from New Jersey on Feb.
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Guy Fieri has spent 51 years on this earth in search of his true purpose in life.
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Donald Trump supporters are turning to a Yelp-like restaurant review app in search of safe spaces.
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Together, the two develop a teacher-student relationship and embark on a journey in search of enlightenment.
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Customers ultimately began to avoid cumbersome physical stores in search of what they needed on the internet.
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Our group goes in search of places where people see the humanities as a site of devotion.
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Many of its home-grown medics are leaving in search of better deals in Australia and Canada.
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Migrants go to the Emirates in search of higher wages; 65% come from Bangladesh, India and Pakistan.
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After some Dutch courage, it was finally time to go in search of my bougie Christmas prince.
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Observers will now turn to the bank's policy statement next week in search of an updated assessment.
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After the helicopter crash-landed, Slabinski led his team on a rescue mission in search of Roberts.
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She goes in hope, and in search of a promising lead, leaving those damned billboards behind. ♦
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We are a society in search of an instant fix to some of America's most intractable problems.
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But the point remains — the company is still in search of an elusive path to user growth.
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It is a solution in search of a problem that should be outright rejected on Jan. 10.
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Big, scaly dogs roam around in packs, while jellyfish / crab hybrids scuttle around in search of food.
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It's only later you realize the things you may have done in search of that absent father.
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"This is a solution in search of a problem," the Kentucky Republican said during a news conference.
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Democrats and Republicans will be poring over those voter choices in search of clues about the future.
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The tariff strategy being proposed by the White House is a solution in search of a problem.
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When drought forced the donkeys into residential areas in search of water, the herd became a problem.
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"In Search of Emilio Terry," a show and sale at Eerdmans Fine Art in Manhattan from Oct.
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In the meantime, Senate Republicans are scouring the rulebooks in search of way to neutralize the situation.
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From 2013 to 2015, they provided $13.5 billion annually to activities in search of more fossil fuels.
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For those in search of new sources of alpha, the potential is too good to pass up.
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If you're in search of summer reading suggestions, billionaires Warren Buffett and Bill Gates have you covered.
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With that exposition done and dusted, he can wander in search of booze into a drag club.
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The men would walk briskly in search of various game animals off and on throughout most days.
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New mates are mutually agreed upon — males and females both dance in search of a compatible partner.
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As a result, more independent filmmakers have turned to the international festival circuit in search of recognition.
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Many of them have decamped for the mainland United States in search of jobs and social services.
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Did Hurston find the answers she came in search of when she arrived at Cudjo Lewis's door?
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When we reached Segesta, after getting lost in search of a nearby lunch spot, it was midafternoon.
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He probably has both versions of In Search Of… – the electronic version, and the live band version.
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Thank you to all of you who made the long journey to Vermont in search of love.
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Last year, Amazon's cloud service, AWS, was also in search of a"space and satellite" system engineer.
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Like other settlers, they had come in search of land and a respite from the country's conflicts.
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Today, a NASA satellite is travelling the outermost reaches of our galaxy in search of additional funding.
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Dr. Powell, too, was in search of the genes that control the mosquito's ability to transmit viruses.
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She moved to the United States from Slovakia in 2013, in search of a higher-paying job.
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We've scoured Instagram top to bottom in search of 10 awesome feeds to follow when wanderlust strikes.
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In search of a less hazardous venue, I settled for some non-alcoholic varieties of the drink.
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It feels fantastic to flip the screen over and over, in search of new rooms or corridors.
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Absolutely adventure within your budget, but don't throw away all your savings in search of an experience.
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It starts on Black Friday, as shoppers storm high street stores in search of the next bargain.
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The smart home and home automation category has always been a solution in search of a problem.
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Several years ago, they started scouting out DEFCON, BlackHat, and other hacker conferences in search of talent.
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Because I was waiting to eat, a self crawling about the world in search of small things.
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Two Maids & A Mop is a residential cleaning company in search of a new director of franchises.
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I purchased the IKEA bowl, grabbed a brown paper bag and went in search of some sunlight.
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The company and its No. 2 rival AT&T have pursued different strategies in search of growth.
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Young people leave in search of jobs and higher living standards, and the population has been falling.
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They're human beings that are simply coming — like generations have before — in search of a better life.
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The SEC will review its regulations in search of outdated and redundant rules that can be eliminated.
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She sees people leaving the state in search of better opportunities, and she worries about the future.
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DOWN IN RENTAL'S basement is the ephemera of Mesler's life — an installation in search of a gallery.
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This week we will zip around the solar system in search of coronas, no hand-washing required.
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Like many schools in search of money, my university has substantially increased enrollment for more tuition dollars.
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Cruise operators, hotel owners, airlines and oil companies have already outstretched their palms in search of help.
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On Friday morning, helicopters, police officers and fishing boats were swarming the area in search of survivors.
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Were you worried hosting "In Search Of" might make people think you're a little — let's say, eccentric?
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And yet, somewhere within all the digital commotion, there's still a human being in search of love.
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We recently set off in search of a proper definition, and began by reaching out to Gov.
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If so, excuse me while I go sift through Reddit threads in search of my own Ohanian.
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Then there are wealthy users who flock to anti-aging medical clinics in search of youthful elixirs.
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In search of help, I turned down a path far more ancient than even the primordial internet.
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Her character becomes drawn into Berlin's nightlife culture, clubs and parties while in search of her friend.
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Some were kidnapped, many were coerced and others went willingly in search of adventure, power, and security.
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McCarthy's premonition, that teletext would be a technology in search of an audience, had become a reality.
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And that very decline means that savings generated in New Orleans go elsewhere in search of returns.
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Now, distillers who are eager to avoid market saturation are in search of a global cocktail crowd.
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"This is a solution in search of a problem," he told me in an interview last summer.
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Her characters, innocents in search of experience, in the thrall of first love, are sometimes budding writers.
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The discovery sets off a comical, decades long journey in search of the truth about his brother.
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On Thursday afternoon, dead livestock were scattered nearby, and stray dogs wandered around in search of food.
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" So when Mr. Linyekula enters a museum, he is "in search of a broken piece of history.
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I'd felt menaced for many years by a depression that led me in search of blackout relief.
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She is a fluid writer but not the sort to go in search of le mot juste.
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If you're in search of elaborate spa treatments and lively bars, this isn't the place for you.
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We'd been wandering around a brand-new outdoor plaza in search of a quiet spot to talk.
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They're lower body roots to the ground while the torso flies away in search of human blood.
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"Point all," Bucks Coach Jason Kidd said, after a lengthy pause in search of the proper summation.
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I am also in search of something that gives the reader a deeper understanding of big stories.
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And while I have never personally witnessed any wrongdoing, I support those in search of the truth.
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In short, scientists are in search of polymers or plastics with a built-in self-destruct mechanism.
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The couple had driven hours in search of generators, but they were sold out everywhere they looked.
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He is a lit match in search of a fuse, setting fires that people (largely) cheer for.
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Another evening, I wandered way over to 82nd Avenue in search of a good bowl of pho.
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Instead the march is shaping up to be a feel-good exercise in search of a cause.
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He'll join a roster that includes plenty of other athletics players in search of the right position.
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Thousands have fled, usually paying smugglers to take them to Persian Gulf countries in search of work.
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She shocked her lawyer by darting into the Iglesia de Dios Pentecostal here in search of sanctuary.
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She left my father and, in 1972, took me to South America in search of the revolution.
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They're human beings that are simply coming — like generations have before — in search of a better life.
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So goes the Cup, where bands of brothers often break up in search of a better offer.
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Soon the two wind up in a very leafy Westchester County, N.Y., in search of a briefcase.
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This foreword is titled "In Search of Kathleen Collins," yet Ms. Alexander writes almost entirely about herself.
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" Mr. Scognamiglio said he was "always in search of new ways to express a very old technique.
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Most of his friends had secured EU visas and left town in search of a better life.
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Co-founder of the Panda Restaurant GroupEstimated net worth: $1.5 billion In search of quick Chinese food?
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You might feel like a fool if you put yourself out there in search of a partner.
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SeeHow is funded through a friends and family round and is currently in search of seed funding.
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Synopsis: Set in Japan, "Isle of Dogs" follows a boy's odyssey in search of his lost dog.
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Ripley ignored this directive and left the hospital in search of Vic so they could get engaged.
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" In New York, Judge Daniels called the rule a "policy of exclusion in search of a justification.
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In search of it, I head to the roof of the Hamilton Families shelter in the Tenderloin.
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In search of money, they walked into factory offices in Katowice and pointed to towering industrial chimneys.
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Some point to opportunists in search of trophies because of the value of their metal and gems.
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After the attack, desperate family members had turned to social media in search of the women's whereabouts.
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Worker bees, in addition to pollinating flowers, are sent in search of water to cool the hives.
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Black Friday has come and gone again, leaving us all in search of the next great deal.
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"Paul Ryan's always been in search of a unicorn," Yarmuth said of the Speaker's focus on repeal.
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"In search of Excellence: Lessons from America's Best-Run Companies" by Thomas Peters and Robert H. Waterman
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The Cowboys will be in search of their fifth straight win after beginning the season 3-5.
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This macabre scavenger hunt was in search of worms that lay coiled within some of the insects.
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