Women like Betty Ford brought mastectomy out into the open.
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He stared right into the open elevator and cut anyway.
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But on Thursday morning, Germany's irritation burst into the open.
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He had no problem powering it into the open net.
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It also brings "shadow organizations" out into the open, he said.
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Anytime you step outside into the open, you were a target.
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It just took DeVos to bring it out into the open.
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Whistling through my lungs and into the open air, I sing.
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"We need to flush everything out into the open," Flynt wrote.
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The hypocritical nature of their statements soon came into the open.
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Under President Obama, that tension has broken out into the open.
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And now I get to bring it out into the open.
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We've turned it into the open cesspool of the American mind.
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Trade disputes spilled into the open, even with a new friend.
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Or head on a southerly path, out into the open Channel?
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Criticism of Ryan from Trump World is erupting into the open.
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Those tensions burst into the open during the summit's final hours.
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He recalled Shaq&aposs initial reaction to jumping into the open ocean.
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The Order ends just after all its themes burst into the open.
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Bergeron crashed the crease and poked the puck into the open net.
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But why has this long-simmering animosity now burst into the open?
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By the early evening, the jousting had spilled out into the open.
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Years of tensions over doping have broken into the open in Rio.
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That such a dispute burst into the open is therefore no surprise.
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To some degree, bringing the checks into the open would be welcome.
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To take these shadowy conversations out into the open and demystify them.
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Murray had played only seven matches this year coming into the Open.
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The feud burst into the open after reports in Politico and Axios.
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From the hut we followed the guide into the open-air kennel.
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Kafka was originally created at LinkedIn and moved into the open source community.
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Goldman shares traded down nearly 1 percent heading into the open Tuesday morning.
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He nodded cordially as he passed, and then disappeared into the open lift.
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This week, Google's messy fight over Chinese censorship spilled out into the open.
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The tension has spilled into the open in the ongoing debate about Sen.
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But despite the result, the trial brought the subject out into the open.
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And those are the people Mr. Trump has brought out into the open.
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Virginia is faster than any of us, and charges into the open fort.
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But the #MeToo movement has brought all of these conversations into the open.
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He flipped the puck into the open net to make it 2-1.
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This debate exploded into the open during Barry Goldwater's 1964 presidential announcement speech.
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She reached the semifinals at Toronto and Cincinnati before heading into the Open.
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It shook everyone up, and brought the debate brazenly out into the open.
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By 2012 she sensed that racial ugliness was coming out into the open.
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I peered through some trees into the open, green area of the ruins.
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With the president out of the way, the rivalry will come into the open.
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Central bankers make ever more speeches, bringing once-hidden debates out into the open.
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Digging into the open-ended responses to our survey, we arrived at several conclusions.
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This has helped bring altercations out from behind closed doors and into the open.
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It's that "power simply brings our true nature out into the open," Kraus writes.
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Now Trump has brought this tension fully into the open and ruthlessly exploited it.
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About midnight, the tow wires sheered off, liberating the America into the open sea.
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And on Monday, that conflict burst out into the open with a Walmart lawsuit.
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It does not empower you to move an unlocked locker's contents into the open.
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But with each passing year, more information and images come into the open elsewhere.
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Stephen Russo will again be forced into the open on a key constitutional question.
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The shadow war between Israel and Iran in Syria has burst into the open.
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Far from changing that reality, Trump's decision simply brings it more into the open.
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Instead, he said he was simply trying to bring a conversation into the open.
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"I had tremendous fear and shame to bring this out into the open," she wrote.
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One of the aims of demonetisation was to bring more of India into the open.
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The fight broke into the open in 2018 when Griege tried to replace two directors.
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Julen likely wandered away from his parents that afternoon and slipped into the open hole.
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All of a sudden he dropped out gallons of pink water into the open air.
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Place the chicken in a single layer, and add the onions into the open spots.
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Well, if the party wasn't going to flush these things into the open, I would.
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Cohen, however, may be just the right carrion to draw this wolf into the open.
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"I looked into the open doorway and Bill happened to be standing there," Lewinsky said.
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Gary Gulman is showing us how to bring our inner selves out into the open.
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Tensions between the partners, which have long been rumored, are now bursting into the open.
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Military coups or revolutions in US partners always bring these tensions out into the open.
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We discussed kicking into the open side when previewing Rumble vs Cormier II last week.
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Bringing these facts into the open and up for discussion will not destroy your relationship.
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Despite high trading volumes, retail orders are not getting into the open market, he said.
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Forecasters expected it to remain a tropical storm and head out into the open water.
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"We push 'em into the open, then we get 'em in a ball," he said.
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It bounced a few times and scurried into the open net with 205 seconds left.
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It bounced a few times and scurried into the open net with 21.4 seconds left.
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It was only the news media's reporting that brought the issue out into the open.
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Bellemare pounced on the loose puck and fired a slap shot into the open net.
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This needs to be brought out into the open so it can be shut down.
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Now these tensions, which have simmered behind the scenes, are spilling out into the open.
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The tensions exploded into the open last week after the Spanish government unexpectedly became involved.
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And the sniping between the two wings is starting to spill out into the open.
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Koguta is not the only place where simmering ethnic tensions have broken into the open.
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The campaign also brought into the open anti-Semitic rhetoric and reactionary talk about race relations.
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Sometimes, you've just got to let that internal tension out by screaming into the open air.
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" Kevin from all the way in Windhoek emailed: "Nigger, step into the open, let's rock, motherfucker!
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The scandal may have one positive outcome: bringing a once-taboo subject further into the open.
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Kesler scored into the open net and center Mike Santorelli also scored in the final minute.
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Is this a new phenomenon, or are previously hidden communities simply coming out into the open?
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Fortunately it has changed direction and is beginning to head back out into the open Atlantic.
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He slid the tub into the open maw of the x-ray machine, behind his backpack.
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The disagreement burst into the open on Sunday when Trump tweeted a broadside against South Korea.
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Because of his inactivity, his ranking plummeted, and he came into the Open ranked No. 142.
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That decision ended a four-year period of decriminalization that helped bring homosexuality into the open.
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The clash between the Romney and Giuliani factions broke into the open in extraordinary fashion Thursday.
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If it's time to deal with issues, the eclipse will shuttle them out into the open.
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When both men are kicking into the open side it can become a quick draw contest.
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I leaned against a chest-high table and reached into the open window for a napkin.
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Coming into the Open, he said he would leave the tournament if she went into labor.
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The city's construction boom is digging up burrows, forcing more rats into the open, experts say.
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The battle has also brought previously quiet Republican complaints of Mr. Trump's instability into the open.
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In fact, sometimes his contempt for his working-class base comes right out into the open.
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The long-concealed imperatives of executive impunity in the terror wars had burst into the open.
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Pouille won the next point after play resumed with a crosscourt forehand into the open court.
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The tensions between the U.S. attorney's office and senior Justice Department leaders exploded into the open.
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The conflict between Iran and the U.S. has taken its most significant step into the open.
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That brought into the open what a police investigation now alleges was a vast lending fraud.
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Tensions between Mr. Trump and Mr. Kim have broken out into the open in recent days.
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Now their pent-up frustration has burst into the open during a national moment of reckoning.
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"These issues are coming out into the open and being discussed and that is good," Berkowitz.
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It creates an interesting problem for the Secret Service if Pence ventures out into the open.
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All of dos Anjos's body kicking was done with his right leg, into the open side.
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It's time to bring out into the open the conversation about where Silicon Valley gets its money.
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But tensions between the two men have long been rumoured, and are now seeping into the open.
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Their rift burst into the open when Ryan declared that he isn't yet ready to endorse Trump.
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If that's you, then you can opt into the open beta for the new functionality starting today.
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It has also brought abusers in a bewildering range of industries kicking and screaming into the open.
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But once that increased connectivity became prevalent, a kind of shared consciousness flushed them into the open.
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Crazyhead is just dragging that dynamic out into the open and refusing to let it be subliminal.
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That private disagreement spilled out into the open around the same time as Trump's Tuesday comments. Gen.
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Performances grew more extreme and salacious; relationships intensified as drug consumption ramped and moved into the open.
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Mueller's Russia probe breaks out into the open How the Russia probe closed in on Paul Manafort
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Go deeper: Mueller's probe breaks out into the open and Every Trump associate who testified before Congress.
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But the driver got into the open road, and the cop fell behind into the market crowd.
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Quickly Eepersip made her way out into the open; and everything looked twice as lovely as before.
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The disagreement burst into the open on Sunday when Trump tweeted a broadside against the US ally.
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On Wednesday as aides began drafting Sessions' resignation letter, the distrust for Whitaker burst into the open.
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Besides, just how many of these people can really be left to coax out into the open?
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Indeed, the NSA just had a surreptitious tool to bypass hardware security leak out into the open.
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He headed into the Open as a contender, but his quest was cut short in painful fashion.
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Ten years later, President Barack Obama expanded it into the open ocean, more than quadrupling its size.
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Events in recent decades made clear they could be forced into the open in real time, too.
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I am looking at the poster when three men in black track suits bolt into the open.
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But THR brought it out into the open by revealing that an NYT story might be imminent.
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Here's the latest: • The shadow war between Israel and Iran in Syria has burst into the open.
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Surveillance video appeared to show the man stumbling into the open manhole, apparently unnoticed, an official said.
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But it did finally bring out into the open the "ism" that dare not speak its name.
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The public impeachment hearings have brought testimony about President Trump's dealings with the Ukraine into the open.
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The public impeachment hearings have brought testimony about President Trump's dealings with the Ukraine into the open.
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Meanwhile, on the world stage, tensions with North Korea have burst into the open with unpredictable results.
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But Goldman said there was little energy for impeachment before the Ukraine news broke into the open.
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Tthen put his hands down continued to disobey orders and then reached into the open widow of car?
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Contempt for the media burst into the open late Thursday in an interview by Bannon with The Times.
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"In terms of determining impact, we know that petitions drive conversations forward and into the open," she said.
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Mr Patel fought back, not least by permitting Mr Acharya's speech, which brought the struggle into the open.
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The problem is plenty of young companies and big corporations have already bought into the open office fad.
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"My job all through the case was to get any information I could into the open," he wrote.
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Dean had drawn each and every one of my desires into the open and somehow inspired even more.
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MIAMI – Tropical Storm Philippe is pushing away into the open Atlantic, easing conditions in Florida and the Bahamas.
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And to judge from the preview for next week, Singer brings all their differences out into the open.
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Or as if its existence has been widely unknown until his tapes spilled them out into the open.
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Rumors of sexual assault have spilled into the open about comedian Louis CK, actor Ben Affleck, and others.
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Donald Trump's rhetoric on the campaign trail in 22017 seemed to bring those divisions out into the open.
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Recently, the heated debate around Google's efforts to create a more diverse workforce spilled out into the open.
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It popped straight to safety Earl Thomas, who sprinted into the open field for a 34-yard touchdown.
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Mr. Obama has now forced a behind-the-scenes conversation about the Saudi-American relationship into the open.
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With so many candidates jumping into the open primary, Democrats are fighting over a set number of voters.
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Jones swept the puck away, but it went right to Schwartz, who knocked it into the open net.
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Investors knew going into the open that this halt was a possibility based on trading in overnight futures.
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For 903 minutes, the Belgians threatened to do just that, to draw this team into the open field.
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Trump's announcement on Sunday night "threw into the open the tensions over Turkey policy inside Washington," Cagaptay says.
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The first was the confrontation with Stan, where the series' great secret finally comes out into the open.
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That film ended with life finding a way once again and the dinos fleeing into the open world.
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This was the moment when the long-brewing, field-wide distaste for Pete Buttigieg broke into the open.
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When their referendum proposal was successfully submitted, they stepped into the open and poured resources into this issue.
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In any case, one way or another, all your secrets will come out into the open this month.
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Then the district attorney's office got involved, and the sect's abuses and inner workings were thrust into the open.
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Without a peep, the peahen strutted into the open door of the Royal Oaks Liquors in Arcadia on Monday.
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Baum then allegedly cut Otteson's throat open and dumped both their bodies into the open mine shaft, Henderson said.
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The characters in Unfriended have been harboring all sorts of friend-group betrayals that get forced into the open.
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That evening, out of sight of journalists, the Thai Navy pushed the boat back out into the open sea.
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Hunters in Texas can legally pump gasoline into snake dens to flush them out into the open for capture.
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In two and a half years they hope to have a line ready to be released into the open.
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But the true path to a loving connection is battling those things and bringing them out into the open.
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Meetings expected to take place on Monday and Tuesday are likely to force those issues out into the open.
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When the eclipse hits your neighborhood, stand with your back toward the sun and look into the open hole.
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Time will tell whether it's worthwhile to venture into the open, but it all lends to more liberating experience.
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After the report's release, tensions in the department that had been building for months spilled out into the open.
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"Maria will move away from the Bahamas into the open waters of the western Atlantic today," the center said.
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The court fight between Mr. Mulvaney and Mr. Bolton on Monday brought their long-running feud into the open.
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Amid a rapid escalation of regional tensions, the strikes have thrust a simmering shadow war out into the open.
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Sitting here also includes a floor show, a view into the open kitchen as chefs hustle to fill orders.
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In a southpaw versus orthodox match up the rear leg of both men is kicking into the open side.
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The frustrations of Republican leadership and ideological purists have spilled out into the open in the past few days.
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On Wednesday, however, tensions between the Justice Department and executives at the two companies spilled out into the open.
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For breakfast, Rise Kitchen & Deli is popular, but the smoke from the casino drifted into the open eating area.
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And being able to play their way into the Open like this is such a huge bonus for them.
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Ms. Whittaker is knocked to the ground and then falls out of the TARDIS's door into the open sky.
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Emily Andrews for Sotheby's International Realty There is a private elevator that opens directly into the open concept penthouse.
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After a TCU miss and a timeout, Reaves found his way into the open and canned the game winner.
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Despite recently raising her ranking to No. 79, Azarenka needed a wild card to gain entry into the Open.
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Recently, the heated debate around Google's efforts to create a more diverse work force spilled out into the open.
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He waited for Miller to commit himself, then passed to Frolik, who tucked the puck into the open corner.
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Third-seeded Garbiñe Muguruza, who may be playing the best coming into the Open, does not want the label.
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And this has been seen by others as a green light to bring their hatred out into the open.
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The feud burst into the open after she sought to soften the party's image to help its quest for power.
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Divisions over the nature of the problem burst into the open Tuesday in an unusual show of transatlantic military discord.
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On Tuesday, tensions between Trump and Pelosi spilled out into the open at Trump's third State of the Union address.
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She perched on her chair whenever she could, perhaps to keep her disdain for Trump from exploding into the open.
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Some of the fiercest critics of the patent clause have dubbed React a "'Trojan horse' into the open source community".
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It was last detected by radar near the northern tip of Sumatra, heading west-north-west into the open ocean.
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Finally, they reached the bridge where the cowboys had set up fencing to rustle them into the open trailer doors.
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Stewart broke through the line and sprinted into the open field, running 233 yards to the Seattle 217-yard line.
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Mantha tapped a cross-crease pass from captain Henrik Zetterberg into the open side of the net off the rush.
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"The Russian Federation didn't help us in providing us the information we brought out into the open today," Westerbeke said.
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Get rid of him, I said, no longer caring what Marcos could hear, giving into the open tug-of-war.
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When orgasmic birth comes out into the open, discussions can swiftly move to the vicious, judgmental end of the spectrum.
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Against orthodox opponents the left leg kicks into the open side, meaning that dexterous lead leg kickers are a nightmare.
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At the Jazz Gallery, they hardly addressed that source material, instead swerving quickly into the open terrain of free improvisation.
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But to let that difference in approach spill out into the open would have played right into North Korea's hands.
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Not every conflict is best brought out into the open, where the strength or weakness of either side is unmistakable.
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And someone was bound to slam into the open-range livestock that wander freely in the very, very dark night.
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Why not see to it that any North Korean submarines that venture into the open seas never return to port?
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That process, currently going on behind closed Democratic doors, is expected to move into the open later in the week.
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A 21-year-old man named Clifford Johnson lost sight of his date as he was pushed into the open.
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Those divisions spilled into the open a handful of times in 2017, including when Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee chairman Rep.
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That delay could potentially buy Democrats more time to let additional damaging information about Trump spill out into the open.
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In a separate incident, a man was killed as he tried to drive elephants into the open to take pictures.
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Wilson, moving to Bobrovsky's right, corralled the rebound and back-handed the puck into the open net for his seventh goal.
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After passing by these islands, Jose is expected to travel North and East into the open ocean, and begin to weaken.
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For U.S. Coast Guard Petty Officer Kyle Stallings, a typical day includes jumping out of a helicopter into the open sea.
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So it has been highly unusual to see a spat between the central bank and finance ministry spill into the open.
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Tavares picked up the loose puck, skated around the back of the net and tucked it into the open left corner.
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ISIS must be destroyed militarily, but its ideology must also be brought into the open and rendered intellectually and emotionally bankrupt.
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And Trump is thriving, tapping into the fears and anxieties that have erupted into the open in an extraordinary presidential campaign.
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It's not a preachy series, but there's a message under the surface, and the politics occasionally burst out into the open.
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Last year, that worry spilled out into the open as Sinhalese mobs attacked dozens of Muslim businesses and even a mosque.
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As the PMDB's 13-year alliance with the PT began falling apart, Mr Temer's closet liberalism came out into the open.
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And as I've already mentioned, we are indeed seeing a lot of right-wing anti-Semitism breaking out into the open.
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When the massive college admissions scam broke into the open on Tuesday, Ryan Cobb's dad texted him about a family friend.
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Whatever lay behind the silence must have been so devastating that it would have destroyed us if brought into the open.
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Once feeling makes it out into the open, no disguises, the scholar appears to gain the upper hand: decorum overrides passion.
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They move into the open spots because there is little dispute over territory, as well as more food and potential mates.
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The crisis you have brought into the open brings with it old questions with deep implications for our communities and movements.
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But because there was this social revolution, I -- and other artists -- were able to bring lots of taboos into the open.
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My husband and I had a furious four-wheeler throw an oversized soda into the open window of our cab. Relax.
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Ms. Tsai's campaign recently released a video highlighting the resentment of Beijing that has spilled into the open in Hong Kong.
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The first generation of Formula E batteries was rectangular, and fit awkwardly into the open-wheel, Coke bottle-shaped race cars.
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An escalating shadow war with Iran has broken into the open, pitting Israel against its most powerful adversary in the region.
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The Ducks struggled to hold on to the ball, much less hit a shot, and UConn sprinted into the open court.
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But that vote has been completely overshadowed by the controversy and divisions among Democrats that spilled into the open this week.
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The dirt, oil, and microscopic particles lurking within come out and could pass into the open pores of the other bathers.
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The #MeToo movement has brought into the open the challenges all women face when they say they have been sexually assaulted.
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Rodriguez switches stances a lot but kicks into the open side can be a real killer particularly for the smaller man.
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Divisions between the Erdogan and Davutoglu camps first spilled into the open over the conflict with Kurdish militants in the southeast.
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His recent tweets and statements have brought the racist beliefs of parts of the GOP and our new administration into the open.
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Damon Severson collected the carom and passed it to Smith-Pelly, who scored into the open net to make it 3-43.
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Fleischmann spotted Teravainen open and delivered a perfect pass, which Teravainen quickly knocked into the open net to make it 4-1.
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But as the dispute breaks into the open it raises another fear—that internal channels have become blocked, at a delicate time.
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Human rights groups welcomed the attempt to bring a largely hidden crime into the open and raise awareness about its local nature.
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But amid the solitude, there would be unexpected moments when Timo's emotions would suddenly explode out of nowhere and into the open.
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These burst into the open earlier this year when UK shareholder opposition forced Unilever to abandon plans to move to the Netherlands.
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Once the hazard lights start flashing, just click the trunk button and your car will spontaneously drive forward into the open spot.
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The dispute spilled into the open when right-wing news outlets began questioning McMaster's loyalties; McMaster's allies blamed Bannon for the attacks.
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And divers began complaining about an unpredictable wind that had a habit of bursting into the open-air aquatics centre without warning.
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"I feel like if I didn't play here it was going to be a little spotty going into the Open," he said.
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Another post man comes down the lane and sets a second screen for the shooting guard to spring him into the open.
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"It's one step toward making a change, but just bringing the issue into the open doesn't solve the problem," Christensen told Reuters.
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Gentrification. The city's construction boom is digging up burrows, forcing more rats out into the open, scientists and pest control experts say.
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In bringing it out into the open, both on television and in life, progress is being made to give women more empowerment.
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The good news is that this behavior used to happen behind closed doors, and now it's being dragged out into the open.
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Less than two months later, Barack Obama won the Presidency, and the tensions within the Democratic Party were brought into the open.
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The family's 13 ½-foot craft tipped over and all five, each wearing a life jacket, fell into the open water, Haraf said.
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To promote unity, an indoor Caribbean carnival was held in 1959, and it later morphed into the open-air event of today.
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Josi, who extended his career-long point streak to 12 games, flipped a backhand shot that Arvidsson deflected into the open net.
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The bad blood between the two on the campaign trail spilled out into the open on Thursday for Democratic voters to see.
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However, the puck went straight to Rowney at the right post, and he smacked it into the open side of the net.
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Our turns had to be fast and tight, near the trees, because it wasn't safe to carve more widely into the open.
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Then, when you do go back into the open world to do some lingering side quests, everything takes on a different tone.
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That's why they're eager for the federal government to release a legalization framework that might finally bring everyone out into the open.
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And after months of relatively restrained disagreement between the committee and Google, Facebook, and Twitter, the conflict spilled out into the open.
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Long-rumored abuses perpetrated by famous men — among them Bill Cosby and Canadian broadcast personality Jian Ghomeshi — were pushed out into the open.
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Collectively, we can force this issue into the open so that our nation's greatest minds can address the root of the problem. How?
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On Sunday night Blue Planet II went into the open ocean, and revealed the devastating effects that plastic has had on our seas.
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When you first walk into the open air lobby, you're greeted with a warm welcome and a glass of (very strong) rum punch.
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In any case, the laughter eventually dries up in "Clever Little Lies," when during that drinks gathering Billy's secret pops into the open.
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We've known this for some time — it's been several weeks since animosity toward Donald Trump among Republican elites has spilled into the open.
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The vacation brought their affair into the open and ultimately led to Edward's historic decision to give up the throne in December 1936.
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Last Halloween, the moon appeared in dreamy Pisces, coaxing our imaginations out into the open (manifesting, no doubt, in your stunningly inventive costume).
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Many problems at home can be resolved by bringing them out into the open, especially if you light them up with Leonine optimism.
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STALKER, developed in the days before the collectathon game was firmly nestled into the open world, encourages the player to be more cautious.
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Beijing hinted at that kind of role when it sent the Liaoning into the open Pacific for the first time in late December.
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He made a quick move with his stick to get around goalie Sergei Bobrovsky and then pushed the puck into the open net.
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Now Trump's legal jeopardy has forced him into the open, with considerable risks of being tagged with co-conspirator liability for Cohen's conduct.
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Tensions between the Sanders campaign and the national party burst into the open on Tuesday after mayhem in Las Vegas over the weekend.
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The Democratic feud over the bill spilled out into the open during a Senate Banking Committee hearing on Thursday, where Warren and Sen.
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Software engineers can easily forget just how much craftsmanship has gone into the open source code that powers the most basic of applications.
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But Chinzo Machida, working from the orthodox stance, also likes to kick into the 'open side', using his left leg against orthodox opponents.
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Farabee gained possession and passed in front to Kevin Hayes, who fired into the open net for his sixth goal of the season.
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Other days were spent following Jankowski's advice to get out into the open air, to change his scenery, to lose himself a little.
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I think if he can get out into the open, with plenty of warm clothes, he may be cured partially of his ailment.
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His ranking soared from No. 161 on July 17 to No. 69 coming into the Open, and it will continue to rise now.
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When they spill out of the truck into the open space, damaged batteries suddenly have the oxygen they need to start a fire.
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President Trump has done a very effective job of bringing out into the open how deep and alive racism still is in America.
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The girl shoves Evan's sweater and the Melville into the open backpack, but she leaves the crackers, kicking them toward the fallen man.
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Warren linking arms with Sanders on the issue also comes after long-simmering tensions between the two exploded into the open this week.
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Now he appears unlikely to do so and could move aggressively into the open, when he should stand still under ample legal cover.
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Long-simmering tensions between Pete Buttigieg and Elizabeth Warren, the two ascendant Democratic presidential candidates in Iowa, burst into the open this week.
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While Barr's issues have only recently spilled into the open, the disquiet in the ranks started much earlier, officials inside the department say.
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As the evening unfolded, the party began to creep out into the open — or at least to the steakhouse adjacent to the lobby.
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Fights between camp residents have brought smuggled guns into the open, and some women have attacked or threatened others with knives and hammers.
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The shift that has burst into the open over the last few months feels different from previous ebbs and flows in public opinion.
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Buchnevich put the Rangers ahead by 4-2 by tapping in Kevin Hayes's pass into the open left side with 4:01 left.
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Nonetheless, Archbishop Viganò's extraordinary 11-page letter, filled with personal attacks, has brought simmering ideological differences among American Catholics out into the open.
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Law enforcement officers say that dealers there often drop baggies of drugs into the open passenger windows of cars stopped at red lights.
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Simply calling them "white people," much less questioning the behavior or beliefs of white people, drags that power and privilege into the open.
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I saw all the symptoms of racism, anti-Semitism, and hate coming out into the open like a cancer destroying the body it infects.
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But Luke has made his living kicking into the open side, where only the opponent's arm can come between Rockhold's shin and their organs.
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But I had to get this astonishingly wrong beginning out into the open, because boy is this a bad start for the FCC's agenda.
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That ban ended a four-year period of decriminalization that had helped bring homosexuality increasingly out into the open in a deeply conservative society.
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She also invites users to add cats into the open-source platform and to generate different scenarios as the cats interact with one another.
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This week, two disastrous new processor vulnerabilities spilled out into the open — and the tech world is still coming to terms with the damage.
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Because then all the little critters will run away from the fire and out into the open, where the birds can snatch them up.
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I wandered around the Nautical's perimeter and looked into the open doors of hotel rooms, filled with bikini-clad girls and board-shorted boys.
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Any family history or secrets, or general peculiarities that you would prefer not to share with your partner may come out into the open.
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If all the government's dark secrets were ever brought into the open, it would be like falling into Grand Theft Auto III's Blue Hell.
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Zarif's move thrust the schism between Iran's hardliners and moderates into the open, effectively challenging Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei to pick a side.
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It's tempting to argue that it's some kind of turf war between officials representing differing agencies, or personality conflicts bursting out into the open.
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Tensions in the House Democratic Caucus are spilling into the open over how to address dismal conditions at migrant detention centers on the border.
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O'Rourke on Thursday night said "the racism that had long been a part of America" was brought out into the open in El Paso.
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The clash remained beneath the surface as long as there was economic growth, but during the European debt crisis, it erupted into the open.
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At 5-5, Georges hit a forehand winner down the line and took the set on serve with another forehand into the open court.
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Lure sexism out into the open — like Clinton did in tonight's debate — and you could be accused of acting manipulatively, deliberately provoking bad behavior.
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Dash-cam video of that incident was buried by city officials until late 2015, when a court order helped force it into the open.
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Mourners have shouted at team members, accusing them of stealing the organs of corpses, and have threatened to throw them into the open graves.
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In an unusual move for Barneys, so-called shelf talkers — signs placed near the products to explain them — are integrated into the open displays.
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They were brought out into the open once again Wednesday night when the Houston Rockets waxed the Knicks, 333-99, at Madison Square Garden.
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But as it spills out into the open in the rapidly changing landscape of American politics, the double standard is becoming difficult to defend.
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In response, the virtual bedlam that has been behind the scenes in the Washington establishment in recent weeks is now coming into the open.
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In an effort to promote unity, an indoor Caribbean carnival was held in 1959 that later morphed into the open-air event of today.
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Democrats are expected to continue holding closed-door depositions for at least the next two weeks before moving the impeachment inquiry into the open.
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Once that's done, they intend to bring their secretive investigation into the open, and there are early, internal discussions about how to do that.
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Mr. Obama was also adamant that the deliberations not spill out into the open, but that has not been the case with Mr. Trump.
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The tensions broke into the open just before the 2017 election when Mr. Northam's campaign omitted Mr. Fairfax from a piece of campaign literature.
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Jason Momoa purposely hurled his phone into the open ocean to prove a point -- he's not just an actor, man ... he's a real-life Aquaman.
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Listening to a poet read her work brings these figures and marks into more out into the open, rupturing space around the more tangible sound.
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Many people don't know what to do with their hands, sometimes groping into the open air or needlessly clamping their hands over the VR headsets.
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Displaced Portlanders like myself whose houses are too damaged to be habitable have moved into the open area, for the second time since the quake.
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The internal fight that spilled into the open over the weekend had been brewing for months as the organization faced new scrutiny over its finances.
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"Basically it was a cross screen for Brook, get him into the open space and let him go to work," Nets coach Kenny Atkinson said.
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Mulvaney could be getting it all out into the open, with an aim to minimize and normalize behavior that would once have been thought impeachable.
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All the behind-the-scenes drama has come out belatedly, after the president brought his dissatisfaction with Sessions out into the open himself on Monday.
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She had this second, secret self that she didn't know how to share with anyone, and when alone, that self came out into the open.
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When you introduce liquid ink to a body of water it gradually disperses into the open space like a cloud of smoke from a fire.
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The rebound went to Compher alone on the left side, and he knocked the puck into the open net for his third of the season.
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Jerry Brown has signed a bill that requires social media accounts to identify when they're automated, an effort to force bots out into the open.
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And we have only learned about the polling data from Manafort's ongoing tech foibles, so why hasn't Mueller brought that charge into the open yet?
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Kopitar was waiting just outside the crease and scored into the open left side of the net with one second remaining on the power play.
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Steve Auth, a self-described "long-term bull" on equities, is one of those who bought into the open on Monday after the election results.
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Tensions between President Trump and the civil service have spilled out into the open as the bureaucracy's career employees publicly clash with their chief executive.
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Omri volunteers to venture out into the open to activate the device, transferring the location of the kidnapped general to C-3PO before it dies.
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In Charlottesville, the white supremacists' long-held hatred of Jews and their perceived control of the levers of power, also came out into the open.
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The guests drank white wine and rosé as the elevator door opened and opened again, delivering into the open space a cross section of cognoscenti.
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Raw Republican divisions burst out into the open more dramatically than ever before on Tuesday — and now GOP insiders are bracing for what comes next.
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Netanyahu made it clear to Clinton that he wanted the next President's support in strengthening those secret relationships and eventually moving them into the open.
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But the announcement thrust the schism between Iran's hardliners and moderates into the open, effectively challenging Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei to pick a side.
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Simmering differences over how best to manage global oil markets spilled into the open at a meeting between OPEC and Russia in Vienna on Friday.
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Once you tire of playing with them, you can lock them into the open position with a little latch before continuing to enjoy your drink.
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The scope of Elliot's conflict — with not just Mr. Robot and the Dark Army but also Wellick and Angela — finally came out into the open.
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Part of what seems to have driven her and Syed apart was her frustration over not being able to bring their relationship into the open.
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Liu got a wild card into the Open qualifying draw and probably will play the junior tournament if she misses out on the main draw.
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The replicating chains were caught in oily bubbles, which protected them and made replication easier; eventually, they began to venture out into the open sea.
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Hudon tied the game 2-1003 at 4:46 of the second when he put a loose puck into the open side of the net.
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" He added, "I'm very encouraged that all of the lies that have been a drag on this administration are finally coming out into the open.
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Saudis shocked by the changes say they have a lot to lose if splits within the family spill into the open and destabilize the kingdom.
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However, Abiy's reformist drive has been threatened by long-simmering ethnic rivalries that burst into the open earlier this year through sporadic acts of violence.
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"Libra bust this way out into the open," said Karen Petrou, a managing partner at Federal Financial Analytics who advises executives on coming policy shifts.
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At the International Monetary Fund and World Bank annual meetings on the Indonesian resort island of Bali, some of that sentiment spilled into the open.
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A "Notes from Keep" panel appears on the side of the browser window, and you can drag your notes right into the open Google Doc.
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Many longtime hackers have been drawn into the open by corporate demands, or have traded their anonymity for public roles as high-level cybersecurity experts.
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But his move thrust the schism between Iran's hardliners and moderates into the open, effectively challenging Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei to pick a side.
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Beyond the world of professional graphic designers, weird logo design burst into the open during the dot-com bubble of the late '235s and early '221s.
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Lasers exceeding this must [....] be diffused by prisms and other optical devices before the light is permitted to travel into the open spaces of a discotheque.
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Perhaps none of this would have come into the open had not Ms Choi fallen out with a toyboy over his inattentiveness to her daughter's puppy.
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Bryan: Jon and Dany's dance of smoldering glances and unspoken words has been anything but subtle, and this episode, things finally got out into the open.
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Rumors have spread that foreign countries had instigated the demonstrations, and Mr. Nasrallah brought similar allegations into the open in a speech a few days ago.
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Aho cut the lead to 3-1 at 6:23 by tapping a cross-crease pass from Warren Foegele into the open side of the net.
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But O'Rourke's direct and personal rebuke of Buttigieg forced into the open a tension that has brewed for months between the two camps and their supporters.
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Its fighters can also escape into the open desert from there if they can avoid the blocking line that the Shia militia are tasked with creating.
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From the Azores, Hurricane Alex is expected to travel north, deeper into the open waters and shipping lanes of the Atlantic before weakening, Mr. Feltgen said.
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He also says that he himself was able to scale a tree and climb into the open window on the brownstone's second floor without any trouble.
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As a result, all of those partners have to be brought into the open, and their contracts have to be rewritten to comply with the GDPR.
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As the game progressed, though, and I moved through its linear levels, I began unlocking outfits I could carry back with me into the open world.
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"Our defense got a lot tougher and we were able to get into the open floor and made some good shots," Rockets coach Mike D'Antoni said.
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But this contest—over what it means to be an American, a fissure that may yet break into the open—has been simmering for some time.
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However, Abiy's reformist drive has been threatened by long-simmering ethnic rivalries that have burst into the open in recent weeks, through sporadic acts of violence.
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There is no rush for Democrats, who are united on this front and happy to allow additional time for GOP divisions to spill into the open.
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Werenski swiped at the rebound, and the puck trickled onto the stick of Milano, who tipped it into the open net to make it 4-3.
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Ranked 10nd, del Potro, 27, needed a wild card to get into the Open, but his return bolsters a draw weakened by the absence of Federer.
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Jabbing the 'Crocodile' For years, the ruling Zanu-PF party has been embroiled in a bitter succession battle that has sometimes spilled out into the open.
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But every six decades or so, it erupts into the open in a paroxysm of "creedal passion" that looks a lot like the current political environment.
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But instead of going into the open market to buy the stock, LPL repurchased 242 million shares from TPG, the private equity firm and partial owner.
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This weekend's events brought the confrontation between Israel and Iran into the open air, making the prospect of a bigger conflict more immediate and more menacing.
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I liked the midnight version of myself, the one who wasn't so flinching and scared, the one who sprinted straight into the open mouth of adventure.
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This space flows into the open kitchen and dining area, which has white cabinets and quartz counters along two walls, plus an island with a cooktop.
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"We know that we were dropping bombs in the immediate vicinity, if not on specific buildings that have made it into the open press," Thomas said.
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JERUSALEM — The tense shadow war between Iran and Israel burst into the open early Thursday as Israeli warplanes struck dozens of Iranian military targets inside Syria.
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He then backhanded a pass to Garland, who tucked the puck into the open corner of the net as Varlamov was stuck leaning to his left.
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Nevertheless, the company has brazenly pushed facial recognition technology out into the open in a way that bigger tech companies like Facebook have so far eschewed.
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The seven candidates excoriated President Trump, then turned on one another, as tension between Elizabeth Warren and Pete Buttigieg, building for weeks, broke into the open.
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They have taken the racist "14 words" mantra and brought it into the open, using racial epithets that no decent person would tolerate, let alone speak.
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There have already been signs of Mr. Putin's influence starting to ebb, however, and a few brutish spats among the elite have spilled into the open.
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We crossed into the open sea, pulling rhythmically through a panorama of royal blue, a laser show of sunbeams funneling into a gleaming ring in the depth.
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This broke into the open with Netanyahu's blatant political attacks on Barack Obama, the first black president, who himself embodied what a multicultural America could lead to.
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In late October, the argument spilled into the open as Viral Acharya, one of the RBI's deputy governors, gave a speech denouncing interference with central bank independence.
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The royals met students to learn about the effect Skam had on bringing challenges teenagers face out into the open, and the role played by social media.
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In the meantime, more and more tents have sprung up at Ellinikon, covering every square foot of the former terminal and spreading outside into the open air.
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When the monkeys are reintroduced into the open, they find it difficult to fit in, causing them to look for alternate sources of food near human habitations.
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The conflict burst into the open on January 15th, when Jean-Claude Juncker, president of the commission, accused Mr Renzi of attacking his institution at every turn.
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This prompted RBI Deputy Governor Viral Acharya to warn late last month that undermining a central bank's independence could be "catastrophic," bringing the feud into the open.
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Instead of scurrying into corners to avoid detection by predators, as mice normally do, these mice sauntered out into the open as if looking for a party.
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But... What to watch: Uber still had a CEO for most of Q2, and its board had not yet erupted into the open warfare seen in Q3.
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As experts have told VICE in the past , warm weather and large public gatherings invite mass shootings, as they inevitably bring potential targets out into the open.
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GitHub is the de facto destination for collaborative code authoring, moving code from hidden repositories into the open to encourage feedback in the form of pull requests.
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The new putter and a fourth-place finish at Quicken Loans could give him a bit of confidence heading into The Open, even as he makes adjustments.
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With the leadership fight spilling into the open, Republican lawmakers who just saw the farm bill go down on the House floor are left asking what's next.
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Look at NVIDIA: up 16% for the week going into the open, it shoots up again, then suddenly around 11 AM it drops below the close yesterday.
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So when Jorja Smith's vocals glide into the open-ended question, "Where did I go," you feel the ache of not being able to recognize yourself anymore.
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Belfort, meanwhile, was denied his favourite left high kick and body kick into the open side by this stance match up—now Gastelum's back was there instead.
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After the affair broke into the open, it didn't take long for Mr. Whitesell to be spotted by TMZ leaving a nightclub with a 20-something model.
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The hearing was to be held at the end of May, but since her harassment case spilled into the open, the hearing was postponed until next month.
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What we need is trust and understanding, and that can only grow when our peoples put the dark aspects of their recent history completely into the open.
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Villa opened the scoring in the 28th, beating the charging Red Bulls goalkeeper, Luis Robles, one-on-one and tapping a left-footer into the open net.
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My husband made a platform about 20 inches above the floor with two large holes so we could just drop their metal bowls into the open slots.
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Our 28500 percent corporate tax rate and broken tax code are chasing our ideas, our jobs, and our investors into the open, waiting arms of foreign countries.
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As the facts tumbled into the open, there were moments when Republicans in the House and in the Senate flirted with casting their lot against the president.
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But Chappelle is still a comic who thrives on dissecting the dirty little secrets of American culture, the better to get them all out into the open.
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The South China Sea are the latest in a cruise of the Liaoning that saw it venture into the open Pacific for the first time in late December.
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Image: NOAAWhen Gentoo penguins swim into the open ocean to hunt for food, they often produce wierd buzzing sounds that marine biologists assume is a form of communication.
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"I actually think if you were trading-oriented, you may want to be selling into the open and see how this business model matures over time," he said.
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Each of the 30 episodes brings a different issue into the open like never before, tackling subjects that include the refugee crisis, Islamic extremism, gender inequality and sectarianism.
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Khan has flushed Trump from the place where he feels comfortable and into the open, and at least for now, he doesn't know how to win the fight.
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These odious sentiments would never have come to light if not for the trial's discovery process that brought so many of Uber's underhanded tactics out into the open.
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India's top court reinstated a ban on gay sex in 2013, ending four years of decriminalisation that had helped bring homosexuality into the open in the conservative country.
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When I took it into the open space of the Gawker offices, the sound filled the hallways like an army of techno ghosts looking for partygoers to scare.
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Ms. Nixon, though, seems to have rattled him, and in doing so, she is drawing his worst instincts out into the open for all New Yorkers to see.
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House Republicans' long-simmering impatience with colleagues in the conservative Freedom Caucus are spilling out into the open after the failure to pass legislation repealing and replacing ObamaCare.
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It has recovered to a current 2,985 tonnes, albeit through movement of previously canceled tonnage back into the open tonnage category rather than through fresh arrivals of metal.
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If you want to meet someone to hold hands with while you are sleeping so you don't slip off into the open ocean, you go to look good.
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Bannonism isn't grounded in intellectualism; it is merely a more nihilistic variant of the right-wing rebellion that burst into the open in 2010 with the Tea Party.
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Frustrations have been simmering for weeks but are now spilling out into the open as Kavanaugh faces days of intense questioning by members of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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For now, it appears as though Alphabet's plan is just to plug people into the open web at speeds most of us can only dream about, for free.
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Two months into their majority in the House, tensions within the diverse Democratic caucus have spilled into the open, dividing the party along generational, racial and ideological lines.
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Depending on the outcome, people like Mr. Pinto will have a chance to come out into the open or will remain, perhaps for years, in a twilight underground.
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Dr. Shulkin forced the fight into the open, running a one-man media operation via his own cellphone while betting that the White House would eventually offer reinforcements.
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Under the terms of the extradition, she will be allowed to appeal against her conviction and four-year sentence, bringing her side of the story into the open.
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The blinged-out club — located in a former opera house that cost at least $400,000 to renovate — brought the thriving gay underground dance scene out into the open.
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The dispute spilled out into the open on Sunday when Democrats revealed that Mr. Barr was threatening to skip the session if they did not change their terms.
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Mr. Trump's populism appeals to voters who fled the Democratic Party in protest of civil rights and voting-rights legislation into the open arms of the Republican Party.
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Some political analysts see the campaign as internal party rivalries spilling out into the open, rather than as a bona fide project to clean up Vietnam's systemic corruption.
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Buttigieg Long-simmering tensions between Warren and Buttigieg burst out into the open in recent weeks, culminating in a back-and-forth over transparency on the campaign trail.
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Djokovic secured a break of serve in the fifth game when Medvedev chose to try and wrong-foot the fatigued Serbian, rather than playing into the open court.
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What an impeachment process would do now is get the truth about who really cares about defending America and its values — and who doesn't — out into the open.
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This month, a brewing internal conflict between Iraq's central government and its Kurdish minority burst into the open, threatening to benefit both Iran and ISIS at America's expense.
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But worries about Trump's unpredictability burst out into the open this week after the president waffled over whether the tax plan should change popular 401(k) retirement accounts.
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The machine launches tennis balls for your dog to chase, and as soon as he learns to drop them back into the open top, spits them out again.
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But as Myanmar moved toward democracy and controls loosened on public expression, rising anti-Chinese sentiment burst into the open, and the dam became a focus of protest.
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Instead, Mr. Gonzalez took a few steps, then spun around and ran into the open driver's side door, Deputy Chief Jason Wilcox, commanding officer of Bronx detectives, said.
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By defying his wishes, she threatens to bring mob business out of the shadows and into the open, where the intense scrutiny of the press and fans await.
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After Hill turned the puck over, Buchnevich took advantage by shooting into the open net for his first career multigoal game, putting the Rangers up by 4-1.
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Giga Chikadze, a kickboxer whom Ellenberger has apparently been training with, is masterful at hiding changes to stance to set up this power kick into the open side.
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But then it turns out Luthor is just using Lois being in danger to lure Superman out into the open, before revealing he's kidnapped Superman's mother as well.
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Having weakened from a hurricane Friday, Tropical Storm Lane passed by Hawaii Saturday, breaking apart as it turned away from the islands and out into the open Pacific Ocean.
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If you're not running into the open arms of Apple for your photo management needs, Flickr is still worth considering, and Microsoft's OneDrive will do the basics as well.
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The diplomatic spat between China and the United Kingdom spilled into the open this week, after Beijing criticized the British government for "gross interference" in the Hong Kong protests.
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There's a moment in Edge of Nowhere, an hour or so in, when you've escaped a series of caves filled with Lovecraftian horrors, and fumble into the open air.
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He feels lucky to have been dragged out into the open, into the real world, and wonders if he shouldn't do the same for his compatriots in the cave.
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Rumors of infighting among Trump's staff eventually devolved into all-out warfare, bursting dramatically into the open late Thursday with a vulgar screed from incoming communications director Anthony Scaramucci.
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Allegations of Gupta family meddling in politics burst into the open in February and opposition parties called for a probe by the country's Public Protector, an anti-corruption watchdog.
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All these items lived inside a sleek gold pouch with a zipper, and were brought out into the open when she was doing her homework at the kitchen table.
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She hopes that SlideSafe can be part of a movement toward bringing sex out of the shadows and into the open, so that anonymous services are no longer required.
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The note comes after a New York Times report detailing Tudor Jones' communications with Weinstein in October just as shocking sexual abuse accusations were coming out into the open.
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Tensions between the two burst into the open last month, with reports that the government had activated a rare power that allows it to issue directives to the RBI.
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According to Olympic tradition, the Greek contingent headed the parade of athletes into the open-air stadium, followed by the other delegations in order according to the Korean alphabet.
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More from the Financial Times:The internet of things: industry's digital revolutionBrexit set to blow hole in common EU budget, Brussels warnsCabinet tension on Brexit breaks out into the open
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For years it was a black box to foreign governments, but its activities have spilled into the open in recent years with a flurry of operations in the West.
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Ms. Tanden now leads the Center for American Progress, Mr. Shakir runs Bernie Sanders's presidential campaign and the enmity between the two camps burst into the open last weekend.
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There's a moment in Edge of Nowhere, an hour or so in, when you've escaped a series of caves filled with Lovecraftian horrors, and fumble into the open air.
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At times, according to Moe Htet Nay, an activist who kept tabs on it, the ties of the Opposite Eyes Facebook page to the military spilled into the open.
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In October, the deterioration in relations between the two countries burst into the open when the United States suspended visa services in Turkey and Turkey followed with reciprocal action.
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"By commissioning a completely independent report and issuing it in full, we sought to bring these issues into the open," Lorraine Connelly, a Choate spokeswoman, said in a statement.
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Apple has released a new, easier-to-learn language, Swift; developed a revenue-sharing model for subscription apps, and moved more of its software research out into the open.
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Now the president's refusal to condemn the "Unite the Right" gathering in Charlottesville, Virginia, which included the former Klan leader Duke, has begun pulling private disdain into the open.
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But it is also unclear whether he has full control of his agency as power struggles over competing policy priorities between Shulkin and Trump appointees spill into the open.
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Church sexual abuse broke into the open in 2002, when it was discovered that bishops in the Boston area moved abusers from parish to parish instead of defrocking them.
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Rents could also be permanently raised to pay for improvements, a system rife with fraud that also helped push rents over the stabilization threshold and into the open market.
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On Monday, he brought the gay rumors into the open, joking about them in a speech, to the surprise of French media: "It's disagreeable for Brigitte," Mr. Macron said.
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After being good friends for a number of years, this musical couple brought their relationship out into the open when they arrived together at the Met Gala in 2018.
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It seemed Milwaukee would tie up the game when Jabari Parker stole a sloppy pass by Rose, breaking into the open court with only Courtney Lee at his hip.
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Jesse Lindgard slots a beautiful ball across to Raheem Sterling, but he is unable to get a solid foot on the ball to put it into the open goal.
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At a high-level security conference last weekend, the breach between the United States and Europe burst into the open, leaving many European officials feeling increasingly on their own.
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With both men kicking into the open side of the opponent it becomes a quick draw duel and both men are likely come out with purple arms and shins.
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This is why many striking arts are so keen on always kicking into the open side more than they are on commands and cues based on left and right.
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But you know that things have become a mess when it pours out into the open—and in Los Angeles, the bad blood has seen the light of day.
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Emotions were raw within Sony Santa Monica, and having this break into the open, which would immediately invite speculation about why he was leaving, which would make things worse.
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Church sexual abuse broke into the open in 2002, when it was revealed that U.S. bishops in the Boston area moved abusers from parish to parish instead of defrocking them.
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Facebook has since limited the amount of information an app can collect, but it's still unclear how much user data seeped out into the open when permissions were more generous.
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"Populism forces the central bank to come out into the open and to explain what it's doing," Rajan, also a former chief economist at the International Monetary Fund, told Reuters.
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Despite their starkly different backgrounds, both Trump and Sanders have managed to garner huge followings by tapping into a similar anger that's erupted into the open in this election cycle.
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His approach fuelled discord that spilled into the open, critically weakening the bank's united front when it was most needed to persuade investors that it was committed to its policies.
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When I grabbed my security credentials and walked into the open-air studio on the edge of the San Francisco bay, it was clear that this was a huuuge production.
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There was a bigger, more explosive whooshing sound, like a monstrous sigh, as the air that had been going into the turbochargers was suddenly redirected out into the open air.
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The resulting drop in sea levels, along with the subsequent loss of coastal habitat, forced the diminutive whales into the open-ocean, an environment to which they were poorly suited.
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Tensions between the two countries burst into the open last November when Hong Kong port authorities impounded nine Singaporean armored military vehicles being shipped home from training grounds in Taiwan.
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Experts have told PEOPLE that the amount of water ending a small hole could be minimal compared to the amount of water splashing into the open cockpit of Viafore's boat.
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And Rinna finally wanted to pull Vanderpump and Richards into the open about it – and about a previous comment she said Vanderpump made implying Richards had been talking about Hadid.
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An article in The Atlantic last month brought some of that tension into the open, including comments from Obama about "free riders" - countries that don't "carry their weight" in conflicts.
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Horvat outbattled Kings defenseman Jake Muzzin for the puck and flicked it into the open net to tie the score 216-228 at the halfway point of the second period.
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India's Supreme Court reinstated a ban on gay sex in 2013, following a four-year period of decriminalization that had allowed a nascent gay culture to come into the open.
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Trump and Corker were once allies, but tensions between the two have risen in recent months, amid a series of policy and personal differences that have spilled into the open.
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Church sexual abuse broke into the open in 2002, when it was discovered that U.S. bishops in the Boston area moved abusers from parish to parish instead of defrocking them.
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But if there's powerful software at the heart of a company's biggest revenue centers, it can take a while to come out into the open, and Vespa is no different.
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The problem is that regulation alone will not change the bad behavior that occasionally breaks out into the open on Wall Street and often leads to disasters on Main Street.
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Tension between President Sirisena and his ousted prime minister, Mr. Wickremesinghe, had been building up over the past year and spilled out into the open over the last few weeks.
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For one thing, the scarred body she bares for the first time in the dress shop feels like a symbol for the ugliness brought into the open at Calhoun Day.
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And finally a fourth lob kissed the baseline, leaving a weary Shriver no other option than a weak forehand floater that an advancing Evert punched back into the open court.
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As the local elections neared, the differences between the two leaders spilled out into the open, with the president frequently attacking United and accusing it of holding back his agenda.
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Holkenborg's fascination with combining electronic elements and organic elements, old music and new, is not only his signature flair, but it's a view into the open future of movie scores.
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His appearance in New Hampshire, with its crucial early primary, brought into the open some of the maneuvering among Democrats that has already gone on for months behind the scenes.
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The report fueled Shulkin's critics, both within his own agency and outside it, and brought into the open the power struggle over how to best care for the nation's veterans.
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Atwood's best novels bring to bear a psychologist's grasp of deep, interior forces and a mad scientist's knack for conceptual experiments that can draw these forces out into the open.
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For months, many of them have refused to make that case out loud for fear of being called out of touch, but the sentiment is now peeking into the open.
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Friction over this issue spilled into the open on Wednesday when the Saudi coalition stopped a United Nations aid flight from leaving Djibouti for Sana until three BBC journalists deplaned.
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But after a popular uprising ousted Mr. Mubarak during the Arab Spring in 2011, the issue burst into the open, its prevalence at demonstrations exposing the scale of the problem.
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But the dispute spilled into the open when NARL went to a federal court in New York to seek to freeze the business relationship pending a resolution of the arbitration.
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The abuse crisis broke into the open in 2002, when it was revealed that U.S. bishops in the Boston area moved abusers from parish to parish instead of defrocking them.
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Along the way, many of the secrets that have been simmering throughout this season are thrust into the open, and the family is at each other's throats all over again.
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Zach Bogosian fired a point shot well left of the net — but the opportunistic Larsson converted the hard carom off the end boards, putting the puck into the open side.
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Salaries and contracts are particularly murky, as they are complex and secretive (just like in real life); it's extremely rare and powerful to see examples come out into the open.
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But for decades, it has been victims, journalists and civil authorities who have forced abusers into the open and called them to account when church leaders failed to do so.
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Leaving its digital doors wide open to criminals apparently wasn't enough for the credit reporting agency, as it's now sending hack victims directly into the open arms of unknown internet pranksters.
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But on October 26th Viral Acharya, the deputy governor of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), brought a dispute between it and India's government into the open with a flaming speech.
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All the intra-conservative fights in recent months, on issues ranging from Iran to a drag queen reading hour in Sacramento, are examples of these feuds breaking out into the open.
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Under the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial reform law, CFTC was instructed to—for the first time—keep watch on all derivatives trades, theoretically bringing an international shadow market into the open.
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Reckitt's difficulties came into the open on September 3rd, when it announced the departure of four of its top ten executives, including its heads of IT, personnel, marketing and developing markets.
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In a video Jonathan posted on Twitter, Teigen can be seen sticking her head into the open window of the car and jokingly pleading with the Scotts to let her in.
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The NBC News report last week claiming Tillerson described Trump as a "moron" — to associates after a highly classified July briefing — brought the simmering frustration between the men into the open.
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In separate interviews, Hunter and Mair both said they had heard supportive words from Republican politicians but that many were not ready to come out into the open against their party.
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In essence, the Steubenville trial brought out into the open something far too many women and girls around the country had experienced but didn't have a platform to talk about publicly.
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Church sexual abuse broke into the open in 2002, when it was discovered that U.S. bishops in the Boston area had simply moved abusers to new posts instead of defrocking them.
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That war recently came into the open after Russia seized three Ukrainian navy ships and detained 24 sailors in a strategic waterway that links the Azov Sea with the Black Sea.
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"I have been having some serious left knee problems," said Williams, whose biggest concern coming into the Open was a right shoulder injury that had hampered her serving at the Olympics.
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But the nastiness that has been brought out into the open by the current presidential campaign demonstrates that hatred and suspicion are more endemic than a collection of personal stories suggests.
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I remember him telling my brothers and me, after his father died, that he hadn't been able to look into the open casket, because the morticians had rouged his father's cheeks.
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Those tensions exploded into the open on Thursday, when a spokesman for the Transitional Military Council said it had foiled an apparent takeover plot led by army officers this past week.
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Connolly put the Panthers up 2-1, scoring into the open left side of the net off Aleksi Saarela's cross-ice pass at the 4:23 mark of the third period.
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Many longtime hackers, like Ms. Sell and Mr. Wyler, have been drawn into the open by corporate demands, or have traded their anonymity for public roles as high-level cybersecurity experts.
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"The way the European Tour is set up right now, you've got three strong events leading into the Open with the Rolex Series playing in France, Ireland then Scotland," he said.
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The "we have no secrets here" ethos of online discourse has helped bring anxiety into the open, and allowed its clinical sufferers to band together in a virtual group-therapy setting.
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The differences really spilled into the open after the bomb attack on the team bus in April, when Tuchel and Watzke clashed over the rescheduling of the affected Champions League game.
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Now that Dolores, Maeve and the others are busting out into the open, the possibilities are exciting for them and for the show, but everyone has to live with uncertainty, too.
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The showdown, meanwhile, between Trump and FBI Director Christopher Wray over the memo has dragged the incessantly simmering tension between the White House and national security institutions back into the open.
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Sewing was appointed CEO last year when tensions between Cryan and Chairman Paul Achleitner spilled into the open and the board was under pressure to end speculation about the top job.
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President Donald Trump won Montana by 20 points in 2016 and two years earlier Daines, at the time the state's lone congressman, walked into the open Senate seat with nearly 58%.
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Because of the lack of reverb or feedback, the room is spiritually similar to being in an open field, clapping into the open sky, but crammed down into an enclosed space.
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I also noticed that max volume seemed somewhat limited compared to standard buds, which seems like a side effect of projecting sound out into the open, rather than directly into your ears.
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In his outsized way, he has brought out into the open a key problem with the whole reformicon agenda: To appeal to those missing white voters, a Republican politician would have to
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The Panama Papers, widely considered to be the largest leak in the history of journalism, have brought thousands of names into the open for using shell companies and other secretive financial arrangements.
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When he went southpaw and then threw his wickedly fast left round kick into the open side, he was able to land body kicks and slow Jung down through the middle rounds.
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Based on the confidence of my dive instructor during my pool training, I think I'll be able to do everything in the ocean, but I'm still nervous going into the open ocean.
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In the months before his death, her husband's own secret self started coming out into the open too; she could only assume this other self had been waiting inside him all along.
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Sandy opened up at least three inlets, carving a trench that allowed the bay waters and sediment to drain into the open sea, leading to perfect, surfable curls in the nearby water.
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The troubled relationship between Gulen's movement and Erdogan and the AKP he founded burst into the open with a corruption scandal in late December 2013 that fingered members of Erdogan's inner circle.
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Movement of the unprecedented quantity of classified material from military systems into the open took considerable time and was accomplished via a series of measures intended to avoid detection by military authorities.
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And where Machida is often kicking straight into the open side with his rear leg, Horiguchi uses skip up lead leg kicks to attack the body and head on the open side.
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As a result, a fork in the road evolved where American entrepreneurs were able to take their own innovation and source production into the open arms of factories in China and elsewhere.
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But on Wednesday, the federal investigation into Cohen's finances, which broke into the open when his office and home were raided early last month, took another small but potentially significant step forward.
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He had won only two matches in eight Grand Slam singles appearances coming into the Open, but he knocked out 13th-seeded Richard Gasquet in the first round before taking out Isner.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Ukrainian Finance Minister Oleksandr Danylyuk called on the general prosecutor to be sacked on Thursday as wrangling over the nationalisation of the country's largest bank spilled out into the open.
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By May 2019, when Pompeo led an American delegation to the council's most recent meeting in Rovaniemi, Finland, hostility and the urge to grab future resources had already spilled into the open.
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Johnson snuck in a knee and kicked Cormier in the face as he had the natural reaction to duck down into the open side to avoid punishment behind his shoulder at back.
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They're not normal — and those voices have broken into the open regarding Harvey Weinstein, creating a vigorous national conversation about sexual harassment, power and a culture that has long kept women silent.
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Cardinal Wuerl seemed to understand this when he said he was making way for younger bishops consecrated since the crisis burst into the open in 2002, and for that he deserves credit.
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Those tensions burst into the open with a caustic letter by a prominent critic, published during Francis' tense visit to Ireland, blaming a "homosexual current" in the Vatican hierarchy for sexual abuse.
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Material Culture In the Zapotec village of Teotitlán del Valle, in Oaxaca State, Mexico, the rug-weaver Pastora Asunción Gutierrez Reyes, 133, graciously welcomes me into the open courtyard of her home.
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In those days, when the police occasionally raided shops selling "improper" clothes, a show like "The Ladies Weekend," which brought a blossoming group of underground fashion designers into the open, stood out.
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The tension burst into the open on Friday when Stephen Dickson, the head of the F.A.A., released a video in which he urged agency employees to deliberate carefully while reviewing the Max.
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Section 85033 of the act is essentially a fig leaf behind which Facebook, Google and other online giants continue to hide long after they should have been called out into the open.
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Yesterday, the conflict between Roku and Fox spilled out into the open, with Roku emailing customers to announce that all of Fox's standalone channels would abruptly be going away on January 31st.
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So I decided to do a little digging into how other people feel about bringing horniness out into the open and how to handle this incredibly thorny, but also totally vital, topic.
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After months of simmering discontent among Labour lawmakers with party leader Jeremy Corbyn, the conflict exploded into the open after the referendum when the vast majority of the lawmakers rejected his leadership.
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Divisions over May's future burst into the open on Friday after her conference speech was ruined by a comedian, coughing fit and even letters falling off the slogans behind her on stage.
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By the time Mr. Trump discussed the matter directly in a news conference in the Rose Garden on Friday afternoon, weeks of speculation about his potential peril had burst into the open.
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New Delhi (CNN Business)Tensions between the Indian government and its central bank have spilled out into the open, raising fears that the country's fast-growing economy could be blown off course.
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The NRA annual meeting was roiled over the weekend after internal disputes spilled into the open with retired U.S. Marine Lieutenant Colonel Oliver North saying he would step down as NRA president.
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Republicans increasingly worried about Obamacare plan These worries spilled out into the open during a Tuesday morning House GOP conference meeting, where members shared their unease about the upcoming budget resolution vote. Rep.
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Conversely this makes it a little harder to land clean rear straights as the shoulder and back can be placed in the way where before the fighter was shooting into the open side.
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Authorities have said the gunman, Stephen Paddock, fired barrages for about 803 minutes from 32nd floor windows into the open-air Route 91 Harvest Festival concert across Las Vegas Boulevard before killing himself.
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Not only are these abilities useful in battle, but the developers brought some of them — like Greg's musical talents — into the open world, too, adding platforming and puzzle-solving elements to the game.
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We'd made a desperate dash together, first into a classroom and then, when the roving gunshots seemed to be getting closer, out into the open and toward the first house we could reach.
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Is it any wonder that Trump's campaign has attracted the support of racists and anti-Semites, bringing out into the open threats and insults against minorities in a tone reminiscent of the 1930s?
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Those tensions burst into the open on Monday with the theft and vandalism — technically unclaimed but apparently by Catholic traditionalists — of indigenous sculptures from a church being used by indigenous Catholics in Rome.
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A maritime source familiar with the area said that, depending on the current, any free floating mines could be pushed into the open sea in an area close to the Bab al-Mandab.
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In addition to freeing this latest batch of patents into the open market wilds, the program has also revamped its website to include a searchable database of all of its available public patents.
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Quick made a stick save on Comeau's blast from the top of the right circle, but the rebound came out diagonally to Faksa, and he scored into the open side of the net.
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GOP's long-simmering civil war breaks into the open On the other side, voters have Hillary Clinton, who is widely distrusted, generally disliked and largely defined by her ambitions for the White House.
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Abdelkader gave Detroit a 228-228 lead 163:216 into the first period when he put a loose puck into the open side of the net from the bottom of the left circle.
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Their rift mirrored that of the Democratic Party, which at the 1968 convention saw divisions between the civil rights movement and antiwar students who opposed Lyndon Johnson's war spill out into the open.
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This principle is built on the same idea that makes a southpaw counter puncher so dangerous—the opponent's lead shoulder and back aren't protecting him when you are striking into the open side.
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Tensions between the two camps have sporadically spilled into the open, including a speech from Vice President Eshaq Jahangiri denouncing the government's critics at a major oil industry conference in Tehran this week.
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The issue came into the open in December, when a working paper by Harvard University researchers found it was harder for guests with African-American-sounding names to rent rooms through the site.
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"Everything was sort of whispers and innuendo and you wanted to try to bring it out into the open," recalled Phyllis Kirschenbaum, who volunteered for Operation Open City, a housing rights advocacy organization.
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Conflict between the company's founder and his handpicked successor spilled into the open in April, when the PulteGroup said that Mr. Dugas would resign in May 2017 after 14 years at the helm.
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Although the once-proud working-class city in England's northeast heartland benefited from the bloc, the campaign that became known as "Brexit" found many adherents and brought long-suppressed grievances into the open.
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Anyone hoping to build a serious solution to immigration after this election will have to confront the unworkable ideas and vicious emotions that Mr. Trump, with many enablers, has dragged into the open.
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To see the lightning crack quickness some men can work with kicking into the open side it is worth studying three very different kinds of kicker in Lyoto Machida, Anthony Pettis and Yodsanklai.
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After all, nothing much has changed, even as institutional sexual predation and violence that have long been broached via whisper networks and shielded by nondisclosure agreements are finally spilling out into the open.
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Hogan's frustration burst into the open Tuesday, when he blasted Trump during a CNN interview for sending "pretty confusing" messages on the virus that don't sync up with the experience on the ground.
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Tensions inside the government flared into the open last month when Xu Zhong, the research director of China's central bank, published an essay rebuffing calls to bolster the economy by issuing more money.
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WASHINGTON — Simmering tensions between Turkey and the United States spilled into the open on Wednesday as President Trump warned President Recep Tayyip Erdogan against the growing risk of conflict between the two nations.
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Brokers and their sellers, after all, want to get bodies into the open house, and who wants to see a dark basement apartment when they could instead see one facing an inner courtyard?
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But the issue burst into the open last year when a number of women and girls accused the police of sexually assaulting them during violence that followed a disputed presidential election in May.
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A long-running internal conflict on the set of Fox's "Lethal Weapon" spilled out into the open this week, as one star got replaced and another tweeted out his side of the story.
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It has simply forced a truth that many people have always known out into the open: The president is an opportunist willing to say or do whatever, whenever to get what he wants.
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One report said that a homeless man had stumbled into the open manhole two weeks ago, and that workers — not noticing a person was there — covered up the hole, leaving the man inside.
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While the US and Iran had been exchanging blows indirectly and through proxies in Iraq and Yemen, the Trump administration has brought this long-running shadow conflict with Iran out into the open.
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For instance, while the funeral was a stark show of support for the deceased military leader and his country, Iraq's recent national protest movement has brought considerable anti-Iranian sentiment into the open.
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"They are asking people to come out into the open, but there's this mistrust," said Dennis Hunter, 43, a founder of CannaCraft who has spent his entire adult life as a marijuana farmer.
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But that move -- which spilled into the open when Khan had an altercation on the street with the men who were trailing him -- has by the bank's own admission caused severe reputational damage.
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Gulf countries, like Saudi Arabia, have signaled that they could take their relationships with Israel out of the shadows and into the open if there is a resolution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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He hit an arcing lob over his opponent, pushed forward, then clipped off a forehand volley into the open court for the win: 220-663, 266-22014, 212-6 (3), 7-6 (4).
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Jimmy Garoppolo threw a 63-yard pass to Kittle, who was streaking across the line of scrimmage and Kittle easily stepped away from a diving C.J. Gardner-Johnson, breaking into the open field.
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Rivalries between ethnic groups — once repressed by a state with an iron fist — have exploded into the open, and the United Nations says 2.4 million Ethiopians are currently displaced due to these conflicts.
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The refusal of the international community to hold Abbas and the PA accountable for nepotism and corruption drove Gazan Palestinians into the open arms of Hamas, the terrorist group which promised them reform.
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"Especially in the Tasman Sea, they represent an unusual pathway for propagation of water with different properties into the open ocean," the authors write in the study, published this month in Geophysical Research Letters.
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The Lightning doubled the lead 6:25 into the third, when Verhaeghe collected the rebound of Yanni Gourde's shot along the right boards, dashed into the open crease and backhanded a shot past Varlamov.
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When we walked into the open-sided hangar just before happy hour, Frank Zappa's free-form "Andy" was blasting on large performance speakers, and Jason Caughman, the owner, puttered around looking for his phone.
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The president and Bolton had a contentious relationship that spilled out into the open after the top aide left the administration: Trump said he fired Bolton, but Bolton clapped back saying that he resigned.
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But science suggests maybe you should be, because there's new evidence that bacteria can lie in wait in the pipes beneath your sink and, under the right conditions, climb right up into the open.
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Underneath all of these stories was a remarkably consistent framework — a local legend, known best to those who lived in its community, was slowly chased out into the open by some totem of modernity.
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In an effort to cut down on the problem, the fishermen launched an extensive extermination program—heading out into the open ocean with bait, hooks, and spears to catch and kill dozens of sharks.
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In an interview to India Today magazine, Modi on Thursday said the demonetisation decision would give the economy a boost and provide long-term benefits, including forcing the vast shadow economy into the open.
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In a nutshell, we'll talk about why he's so confident that today's investment phase will evolve into a so-called utility phase and eventually into the open financial system — and we'll talk about when.
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There's something else going on here, something terrible and heartbreaking, and when Whitehead at last eases it out into the open, he does it so beautifully that, reading, I found myself catching my breath.
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Boyle's shot bounced off the left post and out of the crease, but Johansson dove and poked the puck past sprawling Rangers defenseman Neal Pionk and into the open right corner of the net.
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Eleven people died when BP's Deepwater Horizon oil rig exploded, and for 87 days after, oil gushed uncontrolled into the open ocean, polluting our waters, killing sea life and putting communities out of work.
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Last week, when Planned Parenthood Federation of American abruptly pushed out President Leana Wen after less than a year in her position, it brought a long-simmering debate at the organization into the open.
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Swift blasted Braun and Borchetta on social media, bringing the matter into the open and claiming that Big Machine threatened to also block her from using her older material in a forthcoming Netflix documentary.
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One organization is the Black Women's Defense League in Dallas, which trains its members in the fundamentals of self-defense with firearms and taps into the open-carry protest legacy of the Black Panthers.
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Your love interest might have a history, and it's better to get it out into the open so you can deal with it — especially when truth-bearer Jupiter aligns with Venus on the 10th.
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He then chased her into the open, shot her in the leg, and fired his gun wildly as he dragged her down the street by the hair and tried to drive away with her.
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But tensions between Trump and Bannon broke into the open Wednesday with the publication of critical quotes from Bannon in a new book, prompting Trump to respond with a blistering statement of his own.
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The White House is also dealing with the president's feud with Senator Bob Corker, which has raised fears for Mr. Trump's entire legislative agenda and drawn previously private Republican criticism out into the open.
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Then, in case you haven't noticed that you're dealing with a real chef, Ms. Park stirs the crab's roe with creamy rice and spoons this Korean risotto into the open belly of the shell.
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One hour into the open here's the tale of the tape: Microsoft, Apple, Facebook and Alphabet all posted gains in the morning, as did Tesla, which jumped more than 16% in early morning trading.
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Williams closed out the match after being knocked on her heels by a powerful Kanepi return, then regaining her balance to redirect a forehand passing shot into the open court on her next shot.
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The concern now is that the shadow war Israel and Iran have been waging for years, most recently in Syria under the cover of the civil war there, has now burst into the open.
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But over the past year, those conflicts have spilled out into the open as top officials within NTIA found themselves bogged down by infighting at the Commerce Department and escalating clashes with other agencies.
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But over the past year, those conflicts have spilled out into the open as top officials within NTIA found themselves bogged down by infighting at the Commerce Department and escalating clashes with other agencies.
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Eventually, there's a murder, and when the "solution" finally arrives, it's impossible to accept at face value or feel that it resolves any of the conflicts brought into the open by a woman's death.
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Bird-dogging is an ancient art in itself: The term refers to a dog sent by hunters to charge into the brush and flush concealed birds into the open, where they can be shot.
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A backroom schism in the ANC over Zuma has burst into the open in recent weeks as his opponents seek to oust him or ensure his chosen candidate does not take over the reins.
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Hurricane Isaac was expected to lose strength as it reaches the Caribbean, and Helene, much farther out to sea, may veer northward into the open ocean as the 2018 hurricane season reaches its peak.
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Unusual circumstances helped breed the spat between Azar and Verma, which was long rumored but burst into the open in the past few weeks, reaching a crisis point demanding of a White House intervention.
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The hostility building between the two Midwestern Democrats burst dramatically into the open in Nevada, as they clashed repeatedly on the debate stage and tried to slash the momentum out of each other's campaigns.
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"At a much larger level, by coming out into the open, by visiting Israel and not Palestine, he is going to communicate the message that Israel is part of the Middle East," he said.
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Ellenberger would begin in his usual orthodox stance, circle out to his left while retreating into a southpaw stance, and fire the kick into the open side before his man had recognized the change.
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The annual appropriations process is again underway and disagreements over the border wall have continued to spill out into the open, creating a point of tension as Congress works to again avert another shutdown.
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Mr. Keram is just one of many officials worldwide facing accusations of sexual harassment and rape after a series of scandals broke into the open while the Women's World Cup is underway in France.
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When he breaks swiftly into the open court, his passing takes on a sleight-of-hand quality, so quick that you notice the ball only as it lands in the hands of a teammate.
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The dispute spilled into the open this past week, when Farah revealed he had recently been the victim of a theft in a hotel that Gebrselassie, 46, owns outside Addis Ababa, the Ethiopian capital.
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The Liaoning carrier's J-15 fighter jets last month practiced air confrontations and air refueling in the Yellow Sea late before the ship and its flotilla headed into the open Pacific beyond Taiwan and Okinawa.
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Long-simmering trade tensions have burst into the open in recent months, with the United States and China - the world's No. 2 economy - slapping tariffs on $34 billion worth of each other's goods so far.
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Backers of tidal lagoons say that because they stretch out into the open sea, they interfere less with shipping and bird life—though Swansea's anglers fret that the turbines would turn their salmon into pâté.
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In the buildup to Trump's summit last month with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki, debate within the US government on the idea of striking a deal with Russia on Syria spilled into the open.
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As the Shooter Moved Around Campus, Tarr Tried to Keep Classmates Calm Many students and staff thought the fire alarm that drew students into the open near the end of the class day on Feb.
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Shifting the GOP will require more public interventions, dragging the debate out into the open, signaling to conservatives that there is a model for on-the-ground conservative climate action — that it's a live option.
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"A passenger was sucked into the open window, and the other passengers, including Plaintiffs, were confronted with their greatest fear, the overwhelming horror of being trapped in a plane about to crash," the suit alleges.
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But ever since the 2016 Brexit campaign - when some Leave supporters said they wanted Britain to take more control of immigration - Maria said hostility toward EU nationals such as her has come into the open.
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Djokovic hit a volley into the open court, but Federer already was moving in that direction and hit a full-stretch backhand winner down the line that landed on the outside edge of the sideline.
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It sat in the crook of my anus, every time I took a crap, the shit had to push the drain out of the way and smear around it, inevitably getting into the open wound.
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Their response suggested that they feared the letter was more than just a flash in the pan, and that tough action was needed to prevent discontent with Mr Xi's leadership from spilling into the open.
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Duclair worked a give-and-go with Goligoski and slid the puck into the open side of the net at 235:219 before Keller collected a loose puck in front of Gibson and easily scored.
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There are also some fundamental divides that Trump has brought into the open, such as the power of WTO judges, which countries should qualify as "developing economies" deserving special treatment and whether China trades fairly.
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The 32-year-old paralegal's name has become synonymous with the trauma wrought by the Unite the Right rally, which made international headlines and escalated America's culture wars by bringing extremist ideologies into the open.
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Perhaps Mr Kelly will be able to smooth some ruffled feathers, but the chorus of complaints sounds less like bruised egos than long-standing private distaste for Mr Trump at last coming into the open.
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On a broader scale, de Blasio said agencies throughout the city will step up security for public Wi-Fi networks so that users tapping into the open internet systems will also be protected from hackers.
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The other prejudices have long bubbled under the surface of American life, and are now foaming into the open; anti-Semitism, on the other hand, has become more prevalent and popular than it was before.
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Thus, the backward-tracking structure becomes central to the series' larger themes: Here, secrets are thrust out into the open, with blood and fury, and then Smith's scripts push them back down beneath the surface.
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My vision narrowed to the navigational markers ahead, and I held the tiller to my chest, all the while leaning into the open cockpit and repeating my main mantra, "just stay aboard…just stay aboard...".
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Backroom rifts within the ANC have been thrust into the open this week after more than 100,000 emails leaked to local media allegedly showed improper dealings in lucrative government contracts by business friends of Zuma.
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At an office opening in December, Mr. Yang sprayed whipped cream into the open mouth of a man kneeling on the ground in front of him, remarking, "It's just a joke" as he did it.
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Sam Steel's shot from the right faceoff circle went off of Murray's right arm and then ricocheted off the left post and directly to Getzlaf, who fired it into the open side of the net.
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It burst into the open in recent weeks after Senator John McCain, the Arizona Republican who formerly tried to defuse judicial clashes, said that Republicans would stand united against any nominee chosen by Mrs. Clinton.
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The typhoon is now forecast to move northeast away from Japan and into the open Pacific over the next day, with maximum wind speeds expected to weaken to 26 mph by Tuesday, according to JMA.
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Hillary Clinton let her frustration with the contentious primary spill into the open in New York on Thursday night when confronted by a Greenpeace activist over accepting donations from employees of the fossil fuel industry.
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After two months of behind-the-scenes jockeying since the midterms, the Democrats' race for president is about to burst into the open with a series of candidacy announcements and staff hires, 2020 operatives tell me.
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India's Supreme Court had in a surprise ruling in 2013 reinstated a ban on gay sex after a four-year period of decriminalisation that had helped bring homosexuality into the open in the socially conservative country.
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While several candidates have expressed concerns about Buttigieg's experience as a talking point on the campaign trail, the issue burst into the open when Biden put out his ad comparing his experience with that of Buttigieg.
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It is true the Taliban's most recently deceased leader -- who took the helm after Mullah Mohammed Omar's death finally broke into the open in 2015 despite years of trying to keep it secret -- fervently opposed talks.
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However, this week tensions between the two most prominent senators of Lopez Obrador's National Regeneration Movement (MORENA) erupted into the open when one angrily accused the other of engineering his removal as head of the Senate.
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The accusation against Igor Sechin, head of Russia's biggest oil company, thrust into the open simmering tensions between rival Kremlin clans - a spectacle rarely seen in public in the 17 years since Putin first became president.
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Sexual abuse of minors in the Catholic Church broke into the open in 2002, when it was discovered that U.S. bishops in the Boston area had moved abusers from parish to parish instead of defrocking them.
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The impeachment investigation officially moved into the open, as the House Intelligence Committee heard from two witnesses — Bill Taylor, the top diplomat in Ukraine, and George Kent, a senior State Department official — in a televised hearing.
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Simmonds tied the score with 4:48 left when he took a pass from Taylor Hall and caught Kinkaid leaning in the other direction as he fired a shot into the open corner of the net.
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His pass deflected off the ankle of defenseman Damon Severson to the front of the net, where it caromed off the skate of New Jersey center Travis Zajac and into the open net at 11:05.
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Mr. Glenn fled after shooting at Sergeant Young, the police said, and along the way he fired five times into the open door of a bar, where he struck a security guard in the left leg.
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The controversy burst out into the open on Thursday, however, when the official Formula One website reported that the FIA had asked Ferrari to "run an extra piece of hardware" so they could monitor the system.
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It wasn't until Tea Party Patriots head Jenny Beth Martin, a Ted Cruz supporter, took the stage on Friday to eviscerate Trump as a wolf in sheep's clothing that the movement's rage broke into the open.
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World Briefing An angry dispute between Morocco and Secretary General Ban Ki-moon of the United Nations spilled into the open on Wednesday over Mr. Ban's recent description of the Western Sahara territory as an occupation.
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Taking the snap just beyond midfield, Jackson kept the ball to run off tackle, breaking through the first level of the Bengals defense with ease before deploying a devastating spin move dance into the open field.
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He apparently wasn't sure if he could use his hands and ended up taking too long to commit to the ball with his feet, allowing Lozano to nip in and head it into the open net.
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The 5-foot-9 Makarova uses a wicked left-handed slice serve to pull opponents off the court, then hits her best shot, a two-handed backhand, into the open court, a devastating one-two punch.
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Only when her husband and his father leave the house do we switch to a handheld shot of her, walking down a passageway and out into the open, toward the moorlands that are her proper habitat.
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They are close to being pulled out into the open, but every time climate advocates get dragged into science debates, these macho partisan contests of whose list of scientists is longer, they are playing conservatives' game.
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That disquiet assumes dramatic form before the first act ends, when a romantic triangle — or quadrangle, depending on how you look at it (again, this is a Stoppard play) — forces anti-Semitic sentiment into the open.
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"North Korea has certain limited angles or areas they can fire into the open ocean," said Peter Brookes, a senior fellow for national security affairs at the Heritage Foundation, the conservative think tank based in Washington.
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Another indication is a tussle, which came into the open last month, between the National Security Agency and the House Intelligence Committee over whether NSA should share with the committee material it had collected on Ukraine.
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Washington (CNN)The ill feeling between Former FBI Director James Comey and the President who fired him burst back into the open in dueling interviews on Wednesday that followed the end of the Robert Mueller investigation.
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By declining to participate in this system, Bezos appears to have brought it into the open — and what he's revealed is far more interesting, and potentially far more relevant to the American people, than his sexts.
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A common method of mass execution were the so-called "death flights," in which dozens of prisoners at a time were dragged onto planes, sedated, stripped, and then dropped into the open ocean while still alive.
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Aunt Becky in Full House, is one of at least 700 Americans facing pressure to explain (or at least avoid explaining) how they ended up there after a massive college scam spilled into the open Tuesday.
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But a growing row with Ireland broke into the open on Friday, with Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney saying Dublin was not ready to allow the talks to move onto a discussion of future trade next month.
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Dal Colle was credited with his second NHL goal when a shot by Ryan Pulock glanced off Dal Colle's stick and sailed over Quick's shoulder into the open right corner of the net with 2:23 left.
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Well, either that or you'll want to jump headfirst out of the office and into the open arms of the nearest dealer before hot-footing it to Vauxhall and never, ever, ever going back to your job.
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"We didn't know any of this business and were shocked when confronted with the misdoings and fraud within the organisation," said Barlag, who praised media and whistleblowers for their part in bringing the problems into the open.
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In an effort to cut down on the problem, the fishermen started hunting for the predators once a year—heading out into the open ocean with bait, hooks, and spears to catch and kill dozens of sharks.
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With his vote, Ternium lost its grip on the running of the company and the fight for control of one of the nation's most storied steelmakers, previously carried out behind the boardroom door, broke into the open.
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Japan's Defense Ministry, meanwhile, said it's the first time it could confirm the Liaoning, which China bought from Ukraine in 1998, then rebuilt and commissioned in 2012 as a training vessel, had gone into the open Pacific.
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Bergeron accepted a feed from Heinen deep in the left circle and alertly wired a no-look goal-mouth pass to McAvoy, who tapped the puck into the open net at 4:38 of the second period.
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Quilty's Instagram is full of updates on the cat's repeated attempts to break out of the newly Quilty-proofed cat room and back into the open halls of the shelter where he can roam where he pleases.
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The G7 leaders summit to be held June 8-9 could turn into a tense encounter after frustration with U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminium spilled into the open at a G7 finance ministers' meeting last week.
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Here is a simple way to flush Kim's trap out into the open: Whatever is agreed to on nuclear disarmament needs to be done fast, to test Kim's intentions right away and to gain the upper hand.
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Where the river exits into the Gulf of Mexico in Plaquemines Parish, the land has been reduced to a narrow spit, improbably jutting into the open water like a knife balanced off the edge of a table.
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Those troops were also interrupting Iran's efforts to build a land bridge from Tehran to Beirut to tighten a noose around Israel — and their removal could help bring the Iran-Israel shadow war out into the open.
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It also deepened my respect for the skilled navigators who reached the island at a time when some other cultures dared not venture into the open ocean for fear of falling off the edge of the earth.
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The fight has spilled into the open: On Monday, just ahead of the Senate oversight hearing, The Wall Street Journal reported the FTC and DOJ have been scuffling over which agency will take the lead on Facebook.
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Here's what you need to know: • The long-simmering confrontation between Iran and Israel burst into the open on Thursday, with the most serious assaults from each side in a face-off over Iran's presence in Syria.
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The best way to negotiate those details is to take the process out of the backrooms and into the open through regular order—where the relevant Congressional committees hold hearings and work together to solve the problem.
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Here along Newfoundland's treeless, surf-pounded coast, hardy men (and some women) rise before dawn and motor their boats out into the open sea in search of the birds that come to feed on small forage fish.
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The Wings grabbed a 2-1 lead just 43 seconds later as Larkin took a centering pass from Andreas Athanasiou, stopped the puck with his right skate, and fired into the open right side of the net.
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The two orcas, which were released separately from the beluga whales, were "nervous" about their return to the wild and swam near to the shoreline for hours before finally heading out into the open sea, it said.
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And animosity between the two campaigns has spilled out into the open, with top aides to Biden and Harris engaging in a heated back-and-forth on social media over where their respective candidates stand on the issue.
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Jumping into an impeachment fight that so far has been waged in the House behind closed doors, Senate Democrats used Mr. Sullivan's nomination to be President Trump's next ambassador to Russia to bring the drama into the open.
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It dragged the stresses and mental health rigors of working in the restaurant industry into the open, both for those people seated at the front of the house and, more importantly, for those unseen, toiling in the back.
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Astudillo, who was elected governor of the southwestern state last year, said Guerrero could not tackle the violence on its own, and argued bringing poppy cultivation into the open could weaken the hold gangsters have on local farmers.
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But I can't imagine Philip tearing away from Tuan with such naked venom and storming out into the open suburbs to halt a plan in its tracks, consequences be damned, before this exhausted season finally pushed him there.
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Tensions between Washington and Beijing over who is to blame for North Korea's growing nuclear arsenal burst into the open again this week, after the North said Tuesday that it would launch a satellite into orbit this month.
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The balancing act, designed to appease both business and Brexiteers, is a taste of things to come for Prime Minister Theresa May, who has been unable to prevent divisions in her party repeatedly spilling out into the open.
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As teams discreetly test how far they can push these dark arts—and seek to stop their opponents from doing so—a side of the game long discussed only in closed clubhouses is now bursting into the open.
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Loughlin was one of a dozen parents who went before a judge Wednesday in connection with a sprawling college cheating scam that blew into the open last month, dredging up long-simmering class resentment in the national conversation.
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Although the Guptas' relationship with Zuma has been a source of controversy for years, it burst into the open in March when senior figures went public to say the family had exerted undue sway, including offering cabinet positions.
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Allegations of Gupta meddling in politics burst into the open last month when Deputy Finance Minister Mcebisi Jonas said they offered him the top job at the Treasury before Zuma inexplicably fired Jonas' boss, Nhlanhla Nene, in December.
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Quaffing what are expected to be record amounts of beer, thousands of supporters at home took advantage of sizzling Summer temperatures to crowd into the open-air viewing areas that many cities had set up for the tournament.
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White corralled the puck and attempted to pass, and his effort ricocheted right off the skate of Washington's Taylor Chorney into the open net to make it 103-0 Philadelphia at the 7:52 mark of the frame.
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It sometimes seems like there's a staffer in the White House whose sole job is to make sure we don't go more than week or two without some comical bit of unethical behavior spilling out into the open.
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Chimpanzees have kissed a person; an elephant will put their trunk into the open mouth of somebody that they're courting; all kinds of birds will tap their bills together; other animals lick the entire face, look at dogs.
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But it's possible that a new AUMF could accomplish what the last two presidents have not, by forcing debate over the war on terrorism into the open and winnowing its parameters down to specific places and smaller campaigns.
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Sesame, meanwhile, is house-trained to use puppy pads, answers to his name, and "will do anything for a treat," which Ally uses to coax him out into the open when he's tucked away in a hiding spot.
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Further cabinet talks are expected early next year to firm up the best means of achieving May's goals - the stage of the discussion most likely to push ideological differences between "hard" and "soft" Brexiteers out into the open.
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The nice thing about kicking into the open side is that the opponent gets just enough time to panic about whether the kick is going to the midsection or the head and can often reach and over-react.
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As Julie Beck reports for the Atlantic, the results were grim: people reported that they felt worse about their work environment, their co-worker relationships, their performance, and their satisfaction with work after moving into the open office.
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HALIFAX, Nova Scotia — A fight between President Donald Trump and the Navy has spilled out into the open over a controversial case involving the Navy SEALs — and it may lead to a top Pentagon official resigning in protest.
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A lot of queer women have always loved and seen ourselves in the USWNT, but this was the year it felt like it burst into the open — and other fans started seeing and celebrating the team's queerness, too.
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Although the Gupta's relationship with Zuma has been a source of controversy for years, it burst into the open last month when senior figures went public to say the family had exerted undue sway, including offering cabinet positions.
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Those tensions burst into the open at a gathering of state Democratic leaders in Denver over the weekend, when former DNC chairman Howard Dean bowed out of the race but urged members to select a full-time chair.
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P.R. Kumaraswamy, a professor of international affairs at Jawaharlal Nehru University in New Delhi and the author of "India's Israel Policy," compared it to a clandestine love affair that has, at last, been brought out into the open.
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But the war between the nationalists and the moderates, led by Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump, burst into the open this week after Bannon was taken off the National Security Council, setting off a torrent of leaks against him.
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After the rocket's booster separated from the second stage and fell into the open, the second stage's single Rutherford engine (a mostly 183D-printed design with an electric-pump-fed engine) took the rest of the payload into orbit.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Tensions at the top of glasses company EssilorLuxottica burst into the open on Thursday when the group's Italian executive chairman and its French vice chairman accused each other of plotting to take control of the combined group.
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Striking back once the enemy had overextended itself was central to German DNA throughout World War II. The Allies soon realized that this penchant for counterattack meant that the Germans would eventually move into the open and get hammered.
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WASHINGTON — House Democrats moved quickly on Monday to bring their impeachment case against President Trump into the open, saying they would forgo court battles with defiant witnesses and would vote this week on procedures to govern nationally televised hearings.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May has asked officials to keep working on proposals for future customs arrangements with the European Union after Brexit as a priority, after deep divisions over her plans have broken into the open.
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Although the Guptas' relationship with Zuma has been a source of controversy for years, it burst into the open last month when a senior government minister alleged that the family had exerted undue influence, including offering a cabinet position.
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The scandal surrounding Trump's alleged relationship with Daniels burst into the open in January after The Wall Street Journal reported that the president's personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, had paid the porn star $130,85033 weeks before the 2016 presidential election.
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Although the Guptas' relationship with Zuma has been a source of controversy for years, it burst into the open in March when senior political figures went public to say the family had exerted undue sway, including offering cabinet positions.
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The report is especially jarring for Mr. Hollande, 61, a Socialist who campaigned on the promise that he would be a "normal" and exemplary president but who has seen his private life spill into the open on several occasions.
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The sound ricochets back and forth as it rises, gaining resonance with each rebound, till it bursts into the hollow chamber of the mouth, the ringing cavities of the sinuses, and careens off the palate into the open air.
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Yet, even with the creation of the DNI and supporting staff, the intel community failed to anticipate the Iraqi sectarian civil war that broke into the open in 28503 and had been simmering for at least a year earlier.
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Most Saudi watchers do not expect any struggles within the family to spill into the open, as all the royals understand how much they have to lose from such fissures becoming public or destabilizing their grip on the kingdom.
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That off-script conversation laid bare a deeper rift between Mr. Trump and his national security team — a rift that spilled dramatically into the open on Wednesday when he abruptly pulled the plug on the four-year-old mission.
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LONDON — Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain has announced that she will step down as the Conservative Party leader on June 7, bringing into the open a party leadership struggle that has been underway on the sidelines for months.
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"The gloves are off," said Paul Whiteley, professor of government at the University of Essex, who noted that Mr. Hunt's taunt of cowardice had forced Mr. Johnson to come out into the open and submit himself to more interviews.
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With Szarkowski as the best kind of guide — one whose itinerary allows interludes of undisturbed contemplation — we wind our way through the haunts of old Paris, emerging from time-shuttered streets into the open skies of the surrounding countryside.
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But at a time when rivalry between the patchwork of different ethnic groups in the country has increasingly come into the open, Rahmani said the evident objective of the attacks was to ratchet up the tensions to create instability.
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Two years later, it has all burst into the open, with the recent leak of a video in which the woman, then 24, can be seen sobbing after the show's staff made her watch images of her own assault.
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Rookie Ilya Mikheyev jumped on a loose puck in the high slot before sending a diagonal pass to Tavares, who wired the puck into the open net to begin the scoring with 1:06 remaining in the first period.
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Disagreement over the tariffs spilled into the open at a Group of Seven leaders' summit last week as U.S. President Donald Trump backed out of signing a joint communique that appeared to reach a fragile consensus on trade policy.
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The building has about 19,000 square feet of amenities, spread across two below-grade levels, including a two-lane bowling alley and a 20-seat screening room in an old bank vault, whose door will be welded into the open position.
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Orbot brings the power of anonymous browsing and messaging to your Android device, tapping into the open source Tor network to make sure the 1s and 0s you're sending and receiving are encrypted, anonymized and bounced around various locations worldwide.
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Solomon Hykes, Docker's founder and CTO, says a foundational principle of the company has always been about putting the end user first and the plumbing second, and this moves a critical piece of the plumbing into the open source community.
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But a small but dedicated army of social media users and others have been hoping to force more of Cvjetanovic's compatriots into the open, trading tips on exposing their identities and spreading photos of their unmasked faces as far as possible.
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The divisions within the august body, which is usually known more for literary prestige than for scandal-driven acrimony, erupted into the open last week when three members quit in protest, including Peter Englund, Ms. Danius's predecessor as permanent secretary.
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Divisions over the future of British Prime Minister Theresa May burst into the open on Friday, with allies saying she should carry on and a former Conservative Party chairman claiming the support of 30 lawmakers for a plot to topple her.
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The Liaoning carrier's J-15 fighter jets practiced air confrontations and air refueling in the Yellow Sea late last week before the ship and its flotilla of escorting frigates and destroyers headed into the open Pacific beyond Taiwan and Okinawa.
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Instagram changed its policy in 2015 to allow breastfeeding pictures after it came under fire for claiming such images fell under its "No Nudity" clause, and that was only the beginning of bringing this daily experience out into the open.
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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Danish anglers could be in for the fishing trip of their lives in a few days' time, after a ship crashed into a fish farm and caused up to 80,000 rainbow trout to escape into the open sea.
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Hunters have found those aspects of the laws a burden, and some claim that hunters have been putting food out for the boars and deer to draw them into the open fields and away from the forests where they rest.
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After picking up a loose puck in the neutral zone, Eberle passed across the ice to Barzal, who went to one knee and fired his shot into the open corner of the net as Andersen was caught leaning the other way.
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Those problems can burst out into the open on that map in the form of a civil war, where a huge swath of your country can at once turn against you and effectively become a foreign power within your own territory.
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Or any one of a dozen so-so backs who'll get what's blocked, who'll occasionally make us go "ooh!" by trucking a defender and bursting into the open field, but who doesn't have one thing about his game that promises stardom.
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Animosity between the two companies burst into the open in January, when the U.S. Federal Trade Commission filed a lawsuit against Qualcomm and accused it of using "anticompetitive" tactics to maintain its monopoly on a key semiconductor used in mobile phones.
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The relationship between Zuma and the wealthy Gupta family has been under scrutiny for years but it burst into the open last month when senior figures went public to say the family had exerted undue influence, including offering cabinet positions.
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Those tensions spilled into the open on Monday night when the White House hosted a few dozen conservative reporters, editors, columnists and radio personalities for what was billed as a background briefing with Trump, his top advisers and communications staff.
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In theory, that could move a giant industry that generates billions of dollars under the table into the open — and along with it, an opportunity for everyone from VC-backed startups to giant TV programmers to find new revenue streams.
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But his summer gig unexpectedly turned into a 49-day nightmare, after a wind storm sent his ramshackle raft out into the open ocean, leaving him stranded with a walkie-talkie, a bible, and a few fishing supplies, the Guardian reports.
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Church sexual abuse broke into the open in the United States with reports of cases in Louisiana in 1984 and exploded in 2002, when journalists in Boston found that bishops had systematically moved abusers to new posts instead of defrocking them.
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The secretary's troubles only grew when what had been an internal power struggle burst into the open in February, after the department's inspector general issued a scathing report on a trip Dr. Shulkin took last year to Britain and Denmark.
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To a degree, the numbers reflect the way hate speech, intolerance, anger and once-taboo themes have found their way into the open on social media or via populist movements, allowing hatred of Jews to come out of the shadows.
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It took just 21 seconds for the Bruins to convert, with Marchand one-timing David Pastrnak's cross-ice pass into the open side of the net at 8:40 for his first goal since the empty-netter that clinched Game 1.
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That mistrust burst into the open in 215 when Saudi Arabia and the Emirates withdrew their ambassadors from Doha, setting off a diplomatic crisis that ended nine months later with a smooth reassurance from Tamim that he would meet their concerns.
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As our boat cruised out the mouth of the Kumai River, a teacup skipping over the white caps into the open sea, our guide, Fajar Dewanto, warned us that a large part of the park was threatened by palm development.
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The publication of the letter during the pope's closely watched trip to Ireland, where the church had been ravaged by abuse revelations, brought into the open a long simmering civil war in the Vatican between supporters and critics of Francis.
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Speaking one day after tensions over AT&T's negotiations with the Justice Department spilled into the open, Mr. Stephenson said that selling the news network "doesn't make sense in the context of what we're trying to accomplish" by buying Time Warner.
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But a few days before May 5th, when a set of local and mayoral contests across the country would present Corbyn with his first electoral test as leader, questions about rising anti-Semitism within the Party broke into the open.
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WASHINGTON — The factional rancor threatening Republicans heading into the midterm elections this fall erupted into the open on Friday when a slugfest among moderates, hard-line conservatives and House leaders over immigration and welfare policy sank the party's multiyear farm bill.
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But for Warren and Buttigieg, tensions that brewed for months eventually burst out into the open — the culmination of weeks of feuding over transparency that had, until Thursday, unfolded mostly through statements to the media, proxies and thinly veiled jabs.ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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The debate over the exchange is the latest instance of tensions bursting into the open between the two senators, who are the progressive standard-bearers in the Democratic presidential field and have both been entrenched near the top of the polls.
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Detroit took a 1-0 lead at 2:28 of the first period as Larkin stole the puck behind the Colorado net and fed a backhanded pass out front to Bertuzzi, who slammed it into the open side of the goal.
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Embarrassing infighting has spilled into the open The first stories to emerge about the published emails have focused on conflict between staffers, the sometimes foul language they use and the way they speak to and about one another in private exchanges.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Euro zone officials hit back at the International Monetary Fund on Tuesday for publishing an article on the way forward for Greece's fiscal and economic policy that thrust into the open a row between the lenders over Athens' bailout.
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In addition to the convictions it has reached, the tribunal has brought the crimes of the Khmer Rouge into the open in a society where survivors often prefer to forget and where the younger generation is often mistrustful and disbelieving.
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Rookie defensive end Christian Wilkins came in as a fullback for the team&aposs goal line package, but rather than act as a lead blocker, Wilkins broke out into the open field and looked to quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick for a pass.
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After months of his inner monologue spilling out into the open because of flickering trade rumors and persistent head-butting with the Knicks' president, Phil Jackson, Anthony receded from the spotlight once the league's trade deadline passed on Feb. 23.
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Save the Children, an international charity, said some children had died after becoming separated from their parents in the chaos of the flight from front lines and then killed as they ventured into the open under bombardment or air strikes.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Distance runner Kadar Omar crossed the finish line of the men's 5,000 meter race at the World Athletics Championships in London this week and ran straight into the open arms of one of his sporting heroes.
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Skipping over a blessedly brief dose of Jacques Derrida, and dutifully recognizing Theodor Adorno's ruminations on punctuation, I found writings by Willa Cather, James Baldwin, and Samuel Beckett, each infusing an emotional sense into the open space between punctuation marks.
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Over the course of a few hours, the dispute over intelligence sharing began to spill out into the open, turning a relatively benign budget hearing into a debate over a potentially crucial shift in US policy over missile proliferation in the Middle East.
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The feud thrust into the open tensions that have been building between the allies over U.S. efforts to forge a peace pact with the Taliban paving the way for a U.S. troop withdrawal that Kabul fears could weaken its own negotiating position.
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As he met with investigators, they muscled through a resolution on the floor of the House endorsing the inquiry and laying out a path to move their work into the open and begin a debate over impeachment articles in the coming weeks.
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"And that's been one of the reasons why I've been doing cinema - to speak of women in a certain way - and personally speaking I'm very happy that some things have finally been brought out into the open, definitively I hope," she added.
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The 20-year-old Makar, who scored in his Stanley Cup playoff debut last spring, made it 3-1, picking up a loose puck inside the right circle and firing a shot into the open side of the net at 7:55.
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"We have to come out into the open and stop being ashamed, or else people will go on treating us as freaks," Michael Brown, a founder of the Gay Liberation Front, said to the New York Times before the first LGBTQ+ Pride parade.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - An internal dispute among Donald Trump's advisers broke out into the open on Sunday when his campaign manager warned that the president-elect could face an intense backlash from supporters if he chose Mitt Romney to be his secretary of state.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A parliamentary vote on the shape of Britain's relationship with Europe next week is likely to force rebels in Theresa May's government into the open, threatening instability and adding yet another twist to the tortured effort to reach a Brexit deal.
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The release of President Obama's eighth and final budget on Tuesday has forced into the open the seething tensions that never really went away after a spending agreement was reached last year, in part to ease Mr. Ryan's transition into the speaker's suite.
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Reeling from the devastation Irma wrought just days ago, a series of islands in the Caribbean are now preparing for their second major hurricane this week as Jose is forecast to side-swipe the area before curling northward into the open Atlantic ocean.
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China's second-quarter GDP growth was the slowest year-on-year increase for a quarter in at least 27 years.. "A downward shift in China's potential growth rate means that the debt deflation problem could come out into the open," Matsuzawa said.
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But some in Hong Kong fear any deal on the appointment of bishops in China could be a trap leading to greater persecution of underground believers as they come into the open, and ultimately to tighter Communist Party control of their religion.
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I was outside of Warsaw this summer, in an open field next to two well-stocked fishing ponds, and someone in a farmhouse not far was playing violin, the high lonesome notes climbing up past the trees and into the open sky.
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The problems between Trump and Congress, festering for months, spilled into the open when the president toyed with vetoing the $1.3 trillion funding bill he thought spent too much money on Democratic priorities and not enough on his, including the border wall.
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"We have to come out into the open and stop being ashamed, or else people will go on treating us as freaks," Michael Brown, a young activist and a founder of the Gay Liberation Front, said on that day 46 years ago.
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But he struggled to adapt his preppy persona to the gauzier realm of morning television, and tensions with co-stars soon spilled into the open, including an on-air rebuke from Al Roker when Mr. Bush defended the Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte.
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During a visit by Saudi King Salman in April, Saudi Arabia agreed to provide Egypt with 700,000 tonnes of refined oil products per month for five years but the cargoes stopped arriving in early October as festering political tensions burst into the open.
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But when what had been a stealth increase in U.S. rates over several months suddenly broke out into the open in the last week, investors were jolted awake to a new reality: stocks are no longer the only solution for finding yield.
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With the defense discombobulated, Neymar abruptly did a U-turn into the box like a Russian cabdriver evading traffic and glided unfettered into the open space just in time to slide a cross from Willian across the goal line with his yellow cleat.
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The warning signs about the three assailants in a white van who smashed and stabbed their way through a trendy London neighborhood tumbled into the open on Tuesday, compounding the pressure on the police and Prime Minister Theresa May to explain them.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's environment minister and prominent Brexiteer Michael Gove said he hoped Theresa May would remain prime minister after party divisions over her future burst into the open on Friday, revealing a plot by up to 30 lawmakers to unseat her.
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He's alive as any cloud falling As rain now into the open mouths Of the dead, alive as a bruise Disappearing in my body, like Passing rain and wind, until the sky Heals, and the blood of an hour's Silent-evening nothing vanishes.
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The Times - Deep divisions over the direction of monetary policy on the European Central Bank's governing council have broken into the open after the resignation of Sabine Lautenschläger, an executive member of the board representing Germany, one of its six board members. bit.
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Last week's heart attack, which Sanders' campaign disclosed nearly three days after announcing he'd been hospitalized and received two stents to address a blockage in an artery, has thrust concerns about the age of Democrats' top presidential contenders out into the open.
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As lawmakers work to advance spending bills ahead of the end of the fiscal year on September 30, tensions between Democrats and Republicans have spilled out into the open, including on the ever-contentious subject of funding for Trump's long-promised border wall.
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"It's one step toward making a change, but just bringing the issue into the open doesn't solve the problem," Jeanne Christensen, a lawyer at Wigdor LLP—the firm representing the women who first filed a class-action lawsuit against Uber last year—told Reuters.
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The Islanders took a short-lived lead following a flurry that featured Cizikas, who opened the scoring sequence by passing to Johnny Boychuk before he swooped in and tapped a shot into the open left corner of the net at the 6:09 mark.
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We went to Arizona to pay our respects to Bill, but also to drive further out into the open desert, between Arizona and New Mexico, to get some space and to brace ourselves for what was on the horizon: A second round of IVF.
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Son sprinted to retrieve a long ball, and with Neuer having gone upfield to try to help his side score, the Tottenham forward rolled a low, angled shot into the open goal to seal one of the most unlikely wins in recent World Cup history.
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The frustration spilled out into the open on the floor of the general session, when DNC members voted to drastically scale back the superdelegate system, which used to grant about 700 party leaders their own delegate to award to the presidential candidate of their choosing.
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FRANKFURT — Mario Draghi led his last monetary policy meeting as president of the European Central Bank on Thursday, his legacy as savior of the eurozone clouded by divisions among the bank's policymakers that have burst into the open in the final months of his tenure.
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Fellow intern Levi Schmitt (Jake Borelli), henceforth known as Glasses, tries to get a better look at the work of Dr. Jo Wilson (Camilla Luddington) and allows his glasses to tip off of his face and into the open intestines of a surgery patient.
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"I am so sad that it took so long for this to come into the open, because there were reports long ago," Karlijn Demasure, one of the church&aposs leading experts on clergy sexual abuse and abuse of power, told the AP in an interview.
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But once she moves to the present, Making History is forced to keep coming up with weird ideas for why she doesn't, say, leave Dan's house, because the series knows that the instant it follows her out into the open, that's where the story is.
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"I am so sad that it took so long for this to come into the open, because there were reports long ago," Karlijn Demasure, one of the church&aposs leading experts on clergy sexual abuse and abuse of power, told AP in an interview.
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Panarin put a cross-crease pass from Patrick Kane into the open side of the net from the bottom of the left circle with 5:235 left in the second period for a five-on-three, power-play goal to make it 216-22.
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They are watching their effort to make good on a vow to repeal and replace Obamacare flounder in the Senate, and the typical behind the scenes fiscal fights over legislation to fund the government and get tax reform done are breaking out into the open.
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The dispute between Apple and the government burst into the open last month when the Federal Bureau of Investigation obtained a court order requiring Apple to write new software and take other measures to disable passcode protection and allow access to shooter Rizwan Farook's iPhone.
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LAGOS (Reuters) - A row between the Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari and his wife has brought cracks in the ruling party right into the open, as frustration grows over government inertia in trying to drag the country out of its first recession in 2200 years.
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And we've worked really hard to create those career opportunities for our employees who [I think see, as I do] the IPO like a racing boat pushing off the dock, across the starting line, and into the open ocean, where the next adventure awaits.
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Such claims would be a nifty way for Cohen or Trump's lawyers to argue a particularly explosive letter or email or text message might be out of bounds because Trump is president—chief executives can't be worried about affairs of state spilling into the open.
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Written and directed by Unity's Veselin Efremov, along with various in-house animation, VFX, and character and production design talent, Adam tells the story of an enslaved robot who walks out into the open air and into freedom—or maybe a new type of enslavement.
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To many commentators, this incident and Trump's reaction to it—he saw "blame on both sides"—was proof that something in America had fundamentally shifted: With a president who refused to condemn even outright displays of hate, right-wing extremism was coming into the open.
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It moved the taut action of the Burnout series into the open worlds that were rapidly coming to define the PS3 / 360 generation, then turned the cars loose in its depopulated playground with the violent enthusiasm of a child arranging Matchbox car smash-ups.
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And on Monday, the Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers announced that it had called a special general meeting to seek approval to organize a second vote later this year on its male-only membership policy, which could bring Muirfield back into the Open fold.
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For a franchise that has long prided itself on being able to float above distractions — a contrast with the drama-magnets who share their stadium, the Jets — the Giants are enduring a second straight year in which locker-room disharmony has spilled into the open.
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The word has been recorded since the very beginning of the 280th century, and the concept has likely been with us much longer, but she brought what had been an esoteric, private code, used largely by and among gay men, into the open air.
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Yoga even began to come out into the open, with sessions held in public parks, where some teachers made mild comparisons between yogic meditation and Islamic reflection, or the poses in a simple sun salutation and the positions taken in salat, a ritual Islamic prayer.
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PARIS — A labor strike by prison guards around France entered its second week on Monday, as the guards vented anger over their pay and dangerous working conditions, an issue that erupted into the open this month after a string of violent assaults by prisoners.
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The Obama administration brought this issue out into the open in 2015 during its investigation of policing in the racially troubled city of Ferguson, Mo., which exploded in violence in 2014 after a police officer shot and killed a black teenager named Michael Brown.
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TEHRAN — The increasingly bitter feud between Iran's president and hard-line commanders and clerics exploded into the open over the weekend with the arrest of a top environmental official and the prison death of a prominent Iranian-Canadian environmental activist who was arrested last month.
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Military commanders said that — unlike in Mosul — they had encircled the city but left an opening in the security cordon, intentionally creating an escape corridor for the trapped fighters, who they hoped would flee into the open desert where they could be picked off.
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After months of simmering discontent among Labour lawmakers with party leader Jeremy Corbyn, the conflict exploded into the open after the referendum when the vast majority of the lawmakers rejected his leadership, accusing him of failing to campaign vigorously enough for a Remain vote.
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The day after the DMZ meeting, Mr. Bolton pushed an internal policy debate into the open by disputing a Times story reporting that some administration officials were considering an agreement with North Korea for a nuclear freeze as an intermediate step toward full disarmament.
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In Mishra's view, Voltaire—whose long life stretched from 1694 to 1778—was the hyper-rationalist philosophe who brought hostility to religion out into the open in eighteenth-century France, and practiced a callow élitist progressivism that produced Rousseau's romantic search for old-fashioned community.
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For now, there is optimism on Capitol Hill that a shutdown can be averted, but as lawmakers work on the appropriations process ahead of the end of the fiscal year on September 30, tensions between Democrats and Republicans are spilling out into the open.
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Waving the flags of both countries and sporting sombreros, a loud group of fans partied on an old fire truck, honking its horn and pouring tequila off the roof into the open mouth of a local waiter who had come to join the celebrations.
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The infighting that has broken out into the open, of course, was widely denied by all at Uber to reporters — who wrote about it anyway — in soothing, nothing-to-see-here terms about how everyone was getting along and that the system was functioning smoothly.
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And when my youngest brother Tommy graduated from high school this past May, I was united with that moment I'd seen so many times in my mind: when every anxiety and worry wrapped in a box of masked truth could be carried out into the open.
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A nearby officer responded to the shots and the assailant fled, firing seemingly randomly into the open door of the Maximum Level Lounge nearby, striking a security guard there in the leg before seizing a woman at the bar and using her as a human shield.
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The cell appears to have included three sets of brothers from the small village of Ripoll, near Spain's border with France, and may have been forced into the open only by what is believed to have been an accidental explosion that killed three plotters on Wednesday night.
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Although the Guptas' relationship with Zuma has been a source of controversy for years, it burst into the open last month when a government minister alleged that the family had exerted undue influence, including offering cabinet positions, claims which both Zuma and the Gupta family reject.
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Still, a segment of the internet left's obsession with victimhood—from the fetishization of mental illness to the Everyday Feminism-style declaration that using phrases like "Fuck you!" perpetuates rape culture—has trickled out into the open, manifesting itself on both social media and college campuses.
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Greiss made the most impressive effort late in the second period, when he preserved the scoreless duel with a stick save of a shot by Kyle Conner, whose shot was going into the open left corner of the net before Greiss instinctively lunged and deflected the puck.
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"As we move into the open hearing phase of the inquiry, the Committee is mindful that we are engaged in a sober endeavor rooted in the Constitution to determine whether the President of the United States engaged in misconduct that warrants impeachment by the House," he added.
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Clearly, the gang at Winterfell should have a plan to take down the Night King that's stronger than "Maybe Bran can lure him out into the open?" because my guess is the Night King has thought about his own plan for more than a few seconds.
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The internal debate spilled out into the open last week when the Democratic National Committee (DNC) faced a firestorm of criticism from women's rights groups for inviting a Nebraska mayoral candidate who supported an anti-abortion measure in the past to a Democratic unity tour event.
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But when the 30-year-old wooden cars rumbled across Brooklyn Bridge, over the Fulton Street El and finally descended into the open cut adjoining Prospect Park, there was nothing but pitch blackness; the car in the front did not have headlights to illuminate the tunnel ahead.
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The dispute between the team and the federation burst into the open more recently as an increasingly emboldened and activist women's team took on U.S. Soccer and FIFA, soccer's global governing body, over everything from artificial turf fields to World Cup bonus payments to refereeing standards.
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The hearing for Democratic and Republican staff attorneys to present cases for and against Trump's impeachment saw the bitter partisan divide over the impeachment proceedings spilled into the open, with Republican lawmakers vocally protesting Nadler's handling of the hearing and committee staffers even clashing during questioning.
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It's why some bristle at claims that he's "annoying" -- at suggestions that he doesn't belong -- and why even something as ostensibly unremarkable as the public affection he shows for his husband, Chasten, has a radical power to it, bringing long-concealed gay love into the open.
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That scrutiny spilled out into the open last week when Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee released a contentious memo alleging that senior FBI and Department of Justice (DOJ) officials misused their authority to obtain a secret surveillance warrant on Carter Page, a former Trump campaign adviser.
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But the divide within the agency spilled out into the open at their latest public meeting with three GOP commissioners saying they want to follow the FEC's current enforcement procedures and avoid acting "prematurely" while multiple government agencies still have ongoing investigations into 2016 election interference.
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But those tensions exploded into the open after Mr. Pompeo's speech, in which he criticized President Barack Obama's Middle East policies, emphasized his own Christian beliefs and offered warm support to harsh autocrats like President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi of Egypt who are loyal to Washington.
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It might be his weaker hand but he has hurt men with it before, and Woodley's guard was high and active throughout the bout: punching into the open side takes away the issue of hitting the shoulder and leaves on the glove and forearm as a barrier.
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His alleged confession came at around the same time Pope Francis visited the South American country in January, when a substantial number of abuse cases were brought into the open amid protests over his appointment of a bishop accused of aiding in the cover-up of sexual misconduct.
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When kicking the body and head it is always best to go into the open side—where there are the least obstructions—but when kicking the lead leg, particularly in the long-stance world of MMA, it is best to try to pound it inwards from the outside.
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The feud broke into the open on May 28 last year when someone hacked into the website and Twitter account of Qatar's government news agency, QNA, and posted news stories and tweets that quoted the country's emir, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, making bizarrely pro-Iran statements.
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Fossil fuel money A key fight between Sanders and Clinton spilled out into the open with the recent release of a video showing Clinton angrily responding to a climate activist who accused her of accepting "fossil fuel money" while the candidate shook hands with supporters after an event.
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But Mr Trump, whose Air Force One plane took a rare direct route from Riyadh to Tel Aviv, is eager to bring the secret partners out into the open as part of the grand alliance he had outlined a day earlier to an assembly of Sunni Muslim leaders.
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Read: You should be terrified that Amazon is going to eat your industry, but there's a secret to surviving it, says a guy who experienced itThe mostly widely known examples are the retail and grocery industries, with major players in both markets running into the open arms of Microsoft.
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He deflected the Republicans' diversionary attacks with a toothy, playful grin, and when he spoke his right hand would grasp the air for emphasis, as if he were seizing the palpable point he wanted to drag out into the open, before sharpening into a jab of his index finger.
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But since Britain's referendum vote to leave the European Union, latent hostility toward the new arrivals — most of whom came to Boston from Central and Eastern Europe under rules that let European Union citizens live and work anywhere in the bloc — has burst into the open, many immigrants say.
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The high-stakes fight between Apple and the government burst into the open last week when the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation obtained a court order requiring Apple to write new software and take other measures to disable passcode protection and allow access to shooter Rizwan Farook's iPhone.
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Craig Broeren, the superintendent of the Wisconsin Rapids Public Schools, said he asked two municipalities to assess the district's bullying policy last fall, but the review took on more urgency in February when notes telling a seventh grader to kill herself surfaced online, thrusting classroom bullying into the open.
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PARIS — Faced with violent protests and calls for his resignation, President Emmanuel Macron of France said Monday that he had heard the anger of the many whose economic suffering has burst into the open in recent weeks and that he would take immediate steps to relieve their hardship.
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More often expressed in private, those emotions broke into the open here at the world track and field championships as the International Association of Athletics Federations made the best of a bad situation by conducting medal reallocation ceremonies before the start of the first three nights of competition.
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The rapid-fire developments in the case -- the prosecutors' withdrawals came one by one through court filings over the course of two hours Tuesday afternoon -- spilled tensions between Justice Department brass and the career prosecutors into the open, raising questions about the Justice Department's independence from political pressure.
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Florida took a 13-21 lead at the 250:225 mark in the first period when Hoffman kicked a loose puck in front of the net to his stick and then fired it into the open left side of the net for his 24th goal of the season.
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In recent weeks, the behind-the-scenes dispute over the nearly 700 million-barrel offshore discovery has spilled into the open as both Pemex and the Talos-led group claimed to hold the majority of the Zama deposit and the right to ultimately run operations at the field.
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Using Congress's oversight powers, the Republican lawmakers succeeded in doing what Mr. Trump could not realistically do on his own: force into the open some of the government's most sensitive investigative files — including secret wiretaps and the existence of an F.B.I. informant — that were part of the Russia inquiry.
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The conflicts — both generational and ideological — burst into the open again on Friday when children with the Sunrise Movement, a youth climate-change advocacy group, pressed Senator Dianne Feinstein, a moderate California Democrat, to embrace the so-called Green New Deal in an extended confrontation that instantly went viral.
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Not only does this throw a wrench in the Starks' plan to use Bran to lure the Night King out into the open, but it would, as another user pointed out, be an easy way for the Night King to destroy the one thing the humans are fighting for: the throne.
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The Rangers tied the score on a power play goal early in the second period, when Blackwood initially turned back a shot by Vinni Lettieri but was sprawled out and in no position to answer the rebound by Chytil, who buried his shot into the open right corner of the net.
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The 20-year-old Makar, who scored in his Stanley Cup playoff debut last spring, made it 3-1 with the first regular-season goal of his career, picking up a loose puck inside the right circle and firing a shot into the open side of the net at 7:55.
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The 20-year-old Makar, who scored in his Stanley Cup playoff debut last spring, made it 3-1 with the first regular-season goal of his career, picking up a loose puck inside the right circle and firing a shot into the open side of the net at 7:55.
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Mr. Crump's film, though, is mostly concerned with a group of American artists who, in the early 1960s, began not just working with natural materials for their pieces but also went out into the open, sometimes arid, spaces in North America to mold or scar, or both, the land itself.
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Winnipeg goalie Connor Hellebuyck (27 saves) preserved the two-goal lead with a spectacular save about six minutes into the third, when he lunged across the goalmouth to glove a shot into the open corner of the net by Ryan Strome, who was so sure he'd scored he began celebrating.
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She knows she's sick, so she's fully embraced Integrity House's program and its daily grind — the group meetings in which long-held secrets and trauma can burst into the open, the forced outings into the "real world," and the lack of freedom to choose what she does and where she goes.
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A long-simmering White House feud spilled into the open: John Bolton, the former national security adviser, tried to block Mick Mulvaney, the president's acting chief of staff, from joining a lawsuit aimed at determining whether those summoned by Congress should comply, or yield to the White House's order not to.
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I'm bringing my experience with these objects out into the open, shame included, because Dr. Pilgrim has convinced me that they not only carry with them both pain and responsibility, but also that there's value in talking about them – their origin stories, their significance, and how different people interpret their messages.
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Grace Gummer stands out in this accomplished cast for her portrayal of DiPierro because, even if (as we've seen) she suffers from the same information-age ennui as everyone else, her character is in the business of dragging secrets into the open, not covering them up or creating new ones.
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Pushing an internal debate into the open, John R. Bolton, the national security adviser and the most prominent hawk in the administration, reacted angrily to a report in The New York Times about the possibility of a deal to effectively freeze North Korea's nuclear activity in return for American concessions.
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LONDON — It's been called the "scallop war" — a simmering rivalry that spilled out into the open again this week when French and British vessels clashed in the English Channel, French fishermen tossed what appeared to be smoke bombs at their rivals, and the British called on the Royal Navy for protection.
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The battle — over the Dresden orchestra's role at the festival and the division of power during the transition between Mr. Thielemann and Mr. Bachler — burst into the open last month when an exasperated letter that Mr. Thielemann wrote to festival officials was published in the local newspaper, the Salzburger Nachrichten.
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A long-simmering conflict between the National Security Agency and the House Intelligence Committee broke into the open on Sunday when the committee's chairman, Representative Adam B. Schiff, accused the agency of withholding critical intelligence from his panel, including some that might be useful in the impeachment trial of President Trump.
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Although the Gupta brothers' relationship with Zuma has been a source of controversy for years, it burst into the open in March when Deputy Finance Minister Mcebisi Jonas said in a statement that he had been offered his previous boss's job as finance minister by unnamed members of the Gupta family.
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Now the impatience and anger (usually at flawed thinking or sloppy execution) that runs as a mostly hidden vein in her writing comes into the open in "Chow Chop Suey: Food and the Chinese American Journey," a history of Chinese food and the way it took hold in this country.
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