He retired from NASA in April after joining in 1996.
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So, will you be joining in on the fringe fun?
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EST Looks like Twitter is joining in on the fun.
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The #threefictionalcharacters craze on Instagram has celebrities joining in, too!
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Leonardo DiCaprio is joining in on the fun in Cannes.
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Pokemon Go ... away Joining in on the Pokemon Go craze?
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Sadly, the Kochs are too often joining in their ranks.
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Even other countries are joining in on the Pokemon fun.
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Some are even grabbing their own blowtorches, gleefully joining in.
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Additional officers are seen joining in after the elevator opens.
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Even People's Daily, the Communist party newspaper, is joining in.
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And now Khloé Kardashian is joining in on the fun.
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Ms. Thunberg's protest quickly drew notice, with others joining in.
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So why are Indian tribes legally prevented from joining in?
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The companies were not the only ones joining in opposition.
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Products and companies are joining in on the trend, too.
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This included, he has totalled nineteen tweets since joining in 2009.
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Soon, everyone in the room is joining in on the conversation.
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The Supreme Court, however, is not joining in on the fun.
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Now Instagram, Uber, and Twitter are joining in on the movement.
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But there are signs that lesser names are gradually joining in.
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But their joining in the protests signaled the movement's broad acceptance.
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Can't knock him for joining in on this dog pile though.
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And the rest of the country is joining in the excitement.
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Friends sang "Happy Birthday," and strangers weren't shy about joining in.
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Pretty soon other people in the carriage were joining in, too.
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Joining in this mission is the player character's boss, Thomas Rush.
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The Puerto Rico House of Representatives is joining in this effort.
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"I look forward to them joining in due time," Haile says.
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Throsby had ramped up managing-director hiring since joining in 2016.
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Redler said the Dow joining in shows more broad-based buying.
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The Culinary Institute of America is also joining in on the celebration.
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And health care companies are joining in with announcements of their own.
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China's explosive export growth after joining in 2001 testifies to its potency.
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Even European stocks seem to be joining in the Trump relief rally.
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He's still a relative newcomer on Twitter, after joining in late 2015.
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Norway and Belgium are considering joining in, with decisions due by Jan.
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That's what Belgium gets for joining in on the war on terror.
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Now, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is joining in on the action.
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The ACLU said that they would be joining in on the fight.
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A number of other celebrities are also joining in the recovery effort.
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Rutgers is 6-23 in the Big Ten since joining in 269.
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Conservative media outlets are joining in attacking the credibility of the accusers.
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Thousands of protesters sat around chatting happily, occasionally joining in with triumphant chants.
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And now, his ex Sammi Sweetheart appears to be joining in the fun.
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Several A-list friends commented on the post, joining in on Witherspoon's joke.
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She was nervous about joining in a recovery house for the first time.
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Three more countries are also joining in the call for Zuckerberg to appear.
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Since then, the rest of the team has discussed joining in as well.
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And to Trump's left, Ted Cruz delighted in joining in the pile-on.
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That's been Apple's approach for a while, and now Microsoft is joining in.
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Ice-T is still on the show after joining in the second season.
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It may not even be surprising to see a few Americans joining in.
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Sometimes I can't resist tipping my head back and joining in the calls.
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The game is local now, with newly empowered chefs and parents joining in.
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But they essentially trade verses off before joining in for a joint outro.
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When she saw the hashtag, she felt immediately like joining in with the movement.
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The protest has gathered momentum with Christian bodies, activists, writers and locals joining in.
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And it looks like the Today Show team is joining in on the fun.
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And even our favorite mom/activist/once and forever First Daughter is joining in.
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It's not just those directly affected who are joining in with the conspiracy either.
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Later joining in on the podcast was Passengers costars Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Pratt.
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Perez has scored eight times in 21 appearances for Arsenal since joining in August.
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He has scored more than 150 goals for his club since joining in 2011.
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Saudi Arabia would welcome America joining in its larger regional proxy war against Iran.
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But equally, the country had much to gain by joining in this collective endeavor.
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"It's amazing that Hamas is not joining in," Ms. Meir, the Israeli analyst, said.
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Senior Games are now held in 49 states; North Dakota is joining in 2017.
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They also bar students from joining in on class action lawsuits against the school.
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More famous blondes, like Kate Hudson and Erin Foster, joining in on the fun?
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Prosecutors abet the mistreatment by ignoring complaints or even joining in the torture directly.
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Carrasco's teammate, Shane Bieber, is joining in on the campaign, pledging $100 a strikeout.
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He was often distracted, making the odd comment rather than joining in the conversation.
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And you know I'm right because even ABC is joining in on the fun.
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Penalizing businesses for joining in this critical national security effort is beyond the pale.
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"You could see people joining in to watch as it was happening," Dimond said.
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I don't know why he has to sacrifice ... American people by not joining in.
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He defused the situation by ordering them to do push-ups and joining in.
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These days growing numbers of people who are not of Chinese descent are joining in.
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Horwitz joins Elisabeth Rosario, who was Spark's first internal communications hire, joining in August 2015.
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Morgan Stanley led the round, with previous investors Storm Ventures and Atlantic Bridge joining in.
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Soon, Mr. Reimers recalled, he was serving as M.C. at events and joining in rehearsal.
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Businesses are joining in, too, as they launch programs and classes for employees and clients.
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Conway, an expert pollster and lawyer, was hired late into the campaign — joining in August.
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If you've followed him since joining in 2015, his penchant for Instagram has paid off.
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Within a year of joining in 2005, she was given a coveted job selling vaccines.
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One of America's most popular doughnut chains is joining in on the pumpkin spice craze.
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Even if analysts are cautious, investors are joining in on the revival rally for tech.
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Republican governors Charlie Barker of Massachusetts and Phil Scott of Vermont are readily joining in.
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Walmart and Amazon are live today, with ShopRite and others joining in the weeks ahead.
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He is gracious, but he recoils from joining in any dissection of his life's work.
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Both foreigners and Americans laughed at his efforts, he, himself, joining in the general merriment.
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There are widespread predictions that President Vladimir V. Putin won't be joining in the laughter.
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Pip Marlow is Salesforce's recently-hired CEO of Australia and New Zealand, joining in August.
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The rest — 54 percent — watched the incident passively, neither joining in nor defending the victim.
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The surprise, when I looked around, was how few people were joining in the song.
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Not with threats of her own or joining in the vitriol, but suing for justice.
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The skeptical New Yorker scooted closer and looked over my shoulder, joining in my excitement.
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They're joining in the media and the left's smear campaign but it's going to backfire.
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How do you see the deal fitting into what you've done since joining in November?
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San Bernardino County prosecutors subsequently contacted at least one victim's husband about joining in the case.
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She co-hosted alongside Regis Philbin and then Michael Strahan prior to Seacrest joining in 2017.
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One of the most awe-inspiring and comforting things about protesting is joining in the chants.
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He says that's why Kristin Kreuk joining in 2006 was a "major breakthrough" for the organization.
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Graphic: The world is flying more and more – and now Chinese travellers are joining in: reut.
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We love this incredibly talented group of female surgeons at our hospital joining in the #nyerorcoverchallenge!
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When he visited Foos, Talese became implicated in Foos's acts by joining in a voyeuristic session.
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"The list is getting a bit longer with BNP joining in," one of the sources said.
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Joining in the round are previous investors Andreessen Horowitz and Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, plus Chambers.
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She says that joining in the movement made her feel like part of a bigger group.
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Castellini, however, told "Power Lunch" that the next event would be Iran joining in the conversation.
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NJ.com reported Friday that teachers launched protests outside schools, with some of their students joining in.
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Donald Trump Jr., Tiffany Trump and Barron Trump were all photographed joining in on the festivities.
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The post quickly went viral within the company, with hundreds of employees joining in the discussion.
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And it's not just customers; restaurateurs themselves are not immune to joining in the hate speech.
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The only thing missing are the bodies of the rest of us joining in their protest.
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Joining in on the poolside festivities are Hotel Garuda, Point Point, and a surprise special guest.
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In fact, some of them are still in circulation, and we're selectively joining in the revival.
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The soccer player told CNBC via email that she started out by joining in boys' matches.
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Is the NYT joining in the race to the journalistic bottom along with the National Enquirer?
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The former, a dilettante Moroccan striker, spent three years at the club after joining in 2010.
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Since joining in 2009, Cuomo has tweeted more than 71,85033 times, according to his Twitter page.
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They also joining in a bidding war over who would pledge to plant the most trees.
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Matthew Taylor (MT): Hi Minister, it's Matt here in Sydney joining in the conversation as well.
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But this shouldn't exclude those who haven't taken The Oath from joining in on the fun.
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Warren then left the room and returned with two kitchen knives, allegedly joining in on the stabbing.
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No other details were immediately available Wednesday about the number of states joining in on the suit.
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There's nothing sinister about it—they are joining in willingly, or at least I think they are.
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"I was just joining in with the party," she said of the reason she posted the photo.
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The good thing about all of this is that so many groups are joining in the fight.
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At one point, Sessions appeared to be briefly joining in on the chant, then laughed it off.
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About 25,000 U.S. troops are joining in the Ulchi Freedom Guardian exercise, which runs until Sept 2.
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Since joining in 2015, Rachel has blown us all away with her ability to get stuff done.
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Since Zefzafi's arrest, police have been increasingly preventing people joining in protests and blocking access, organizers say.
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He loved joining in the unit's activities and entertained everyone with his singing and his hearty laugh.
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Fortunately, British, French, Australian and other allies are joining in the U.S. Navy's Freedom of Navigation Operations.
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Celebrities with massive social-media followings are joining in the wave of backlash against Equinox and SoulCycle.
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Hanson has always been a family affair — and now, their kids are joining in on the fun.
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Netflix is, of course, joining in the spirit of giving with its many new offerings next month.
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Planned Parenthood affiliates are joining in dozens and dozens of Women's marches across the country this weekend.
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I was first introduced to resistance bands in 2014 after joining in on the burgeoning barre trend.
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Puma chief executive Emma FitzGerald has been trying to turn around Puma since joining in late 2018.
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The intergovernmental organization of 14 nations made its action conditional on Russia and others joining in (Reuters).
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Late at night I would wander down the hill, and walk those streets, watching and joining in.
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Energy stocks are joining in on the rally to begin the new year after trailing in 163.
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Whether that will continue, and potentially see others joining in, will be an interesting area to "watch."
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The Maldives and the eastern government in divided Libya also said they were joining in the sanctions.
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The media industry is headed toward more consolidation, and John C. Malone is interested in joining in.
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"Equal pay!" it went, over and over, until thousands were joining in, filling the stadium with noise.
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"Equal pay!" it went, over and over, until thousands were joining in, filling the stadium with noise.
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Taco Bell is joining in on the Halloween fun with the launch of their new costume collection.
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Thanks to multiple shared viewings of "The Incredibles" and "Ninjago," I'm now more adept at joining in.
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Two other officers who appear to be joining in the violence on the video were not identified.
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The fund's private credit operations in Asia commenced late last year with Bhandari joining in November 2018.
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Her seven dancers continually shift in and out of unison, with some joining in or branching off.
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Caroline Harmstone will replace Chahboun in the MTN team, joining in July from the banking real estate team.
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And now that she's an official user, some of her other pals are joining in on the fun.
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I feel the hatred seething from the crowd as they make digs at me for not joining in.
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The company is joining in on the viral social media slime-making trend with their new edible slime.
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Alexandra ShippTurner's Dark Phoenix cast mate Alexandra Shipp sported an all-white jumpsuit while joining in the festivities.
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Joining in on the fun play date were Kourtney Kardashian and her 3-year-old son, Reign Disick.
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The criticism of the company continued on Tuesday, with officials in Europe and the United States joining in.
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All of which restricted people with disabilities from joining in on a highly social, and personally rewarding activity.
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This year, the Los Angeles Metro system, which serves more than 1.3 million passengers daily, is joining in.
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Other leading public figures joining in the fight against same sex marriage include former Prime Minister Tony Abbott.
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Can't believe all this time we've been complaining and really it's our own fault for not joining in.
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But now IKEA is joining in with a book that lets you therapeutically color in minimalist Swedish furniture.
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And animal lover, actress and devoted dog mom, Jane Lynch is joining in on the fun this year.
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The four are accused of entering the country illegally and joining in protests, according to Bahrain's interior ministry.
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So those Congressional Democrats joining in this suit better check their portfolios for overseas stocks and bonds ASAP.
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In Spain, a fitness instructor hosted a workout from a rooftop, with onlookers joining in from their balconies.
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Bona fide Hollywood celebrities like Jennifer Garner and Josh Gad are even joining in the virtual read-alouds.
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To be fair, I'd understand the inclination to give Trump and the Republicans credit here for joining in.
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The popularity of the plant-based "meat" trend is only getting bigger, and now, McDonald's is joining in.
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Here's one from Ohio: Several places named Bowling Green are seeing people joining in on the online joke.
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There will be no talk, at least no serious talk, of Republicans joining in a call for impeachment.
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It's awesome to hear all five musicians come together on the track, joining in for a bigger purpose.
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Now, even major brands and cities are joining in, and it's not all that difficult to understand why.
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It's scary to do it alone, but so many women are already joining in, and it feels so powerful.
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Since joining in August, Trujillo has been reviewing the hundreds of outside law firms Wells Fargo hires, Parker said.
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Compression shows that some investors are joining in the selling activity and signals the development of a bearish outlook.
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The cookie company is joining in on the Halloween fun with their new Fun Size Oreo Chocolate Candy Bars.
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Apparently they were in the club until 5AM, and were seen on the dancefloor joining in with the action.
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Pretty soon, even members of Congress were joining in -- though it's not clear they were aware how it started.
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It seems like Wilde's pal and Vinyl costar Bobby Cannavale may have been joining in on the fun, too.
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The clean and natural beauty revolution is taking off, and beauty retail giant Bluemercury is joining in on it.
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The arrival of the YouTubers coincided with about 1,000 people joining in June, according to sources in the party.
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Love Actually is back for round two — and Keira Knightley and Andrew Lincoln are joining in on the fun!
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Joining in for the celebrations was Hilton's longtime pal Kim Kardashian West, her sister Kourtney Kardashian and Larsa Pippen.
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Kalanick writes: Since joining in 2015, Rachel has blown us all away with her ability to get stuff done.
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Banana Republic is joining in on the sports fun with its first-annual style ambassador, NBA player Kevin Love.
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In the lengthy caption, he explained why joining in the march was so important for him and his family.
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Winner, who owned the plane, had flown 16 missions for the organization since joining in 2013, the Inquirer reported.
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And while Kourtney looks smokin' hot nailing all the moves, it's hard to ignore Khloe joining in the action.
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It's always different, but it's amazing to look around and see him joining in, singing to my guitar playing.
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The memes roasting the casting choice haven't stopped, and now another group is joining in to pan the project.
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They are an inspiration to us all, and we are joining in this movement with a donation of $500,000.
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Qatar and Venezuela have already agreed to participate but the deal was also contingent on other producers joining in.
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After Siti Aisyah agreed to the offer, she watched pranks being played by an unidentified woman, before joining in.
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Johnson served on the Trump campaign as the director of outreach and coalitions in Alabama, joining in early 2016.
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Team owners and players spoke out against Trump's comments, with many joining in kneeling protests during games on Sunday.
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By joining in the distribution of the hacked e-mails, they aided and abetted the commission of the crime.
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Mr. Ray also said the office never gave any thought to joining in the New York attorney general's case.
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But the 2019 scene is extended, and includes the rest of the jungle joining in on the sing-along.
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The show of solidarity extended beyond the US, with Mexico City and Montreal, Canada and others also joining in.
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Last week, Newell said Ros L'Esperance, a former Jarden director, had resigned from the board after joining in 2016.
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"Last week we therapists started playing with some plasticine, and this group of boys started joining in," Bobby says.
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I thank you all for joining in this endeavor, and I welcome you to come witness our new place.
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For a few precious days, she was able to play with the family, joining in their games and festivities.
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This has been another great episode of "Too Embarrassed To Ask" and Kurt, thank you again for joining in.
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That did not stop Lorna Gregory, 15, a student at Pace University High School, from joining in on Friday.
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It's meant for more "face-to-face" meetings—he gave the example of joining in an office birthday celebration.
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Eventually dozens of officers arrived, with K-9 units and a helicopter joining in the effort, Mr. Vetrano said.
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For the first time, during two rounds of fighting Hamas sat on the sidelines and refrained from joining in.
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The "Take a Knee" protest has now grown beyond the sporting world, and entertainers and performers are joining in.
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Several 2020 Democrats marched with McDonald's workers joining in their strike of sexual harassment in the workplace and wages.
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But joining in would offer legitimacy to an investigation the President has dismissed as a sham and a hoax.
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They're making a dramatic show of joining in the demonstrations, actively siding with workers while railing against corporate America.
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The freshman senator has emerged as a member of the Senate's dwindling coalition of moderates since joining in January.
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Besides joining in on Hollywood's latest hair trend, Jenner's latest switch up could likely be her version of breakup hair.
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Today, Kiernan is willing to say "#IWasWrong," joining in on a new movement that's bubbling up in the military community.
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Rutgers (14-17, 3-15) has finished last in the 203-team Big Ten every season since joining in 2014.
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I guess that's why Rocco got used to Alexa because we all talk to it, so he's just joining in.
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Speaking to reporters in Chattanooga, Mr. Bloomberg said he saw nothing productive about joining in the criticisms of Mr. Sanders.
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This isn't the first time that social media franchises have jumped into joining in on the Game of Thrones fun.
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I don't admit this to the diver, but I prefer to swim oblivious to whatever I'm joining in the sea.
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The US says these governors are joining in Maduro's efforts to block humanitarian aid from crossing the border into Venezuela.
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Never mind that getting a tattoo has become downright pedestrian, with everyone from Disney stars to corporate suits joining in.
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Meanwhile, Russian households and companies, lured by high deposit rates and a firm rouble, are joining in the bond rally.
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"There has been more awareness throughout the mainstream public, and more people are joining in on the conversation," she said.
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The guy who came over at the trade deadline and isn't quite sure how much he should be joining in.
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Now the Army is joining in as well, with its inaugural "Hack the Army" bug bounty kicking off this month.
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But four of their senators—Joe Manchin, Heidi Heitkamp, Joe Donnelly, and Michael Bennet—won't be joining in the resistance.
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Now Royal Bank of Canada CEO, David McKay, is joining in calls to question the utility and legitimacy of bitcoin.
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Joining in such initiatives to strengthen the program is by far the best way to help America's low-wage workers.
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A flambeur is a gambler, and Bob cannot pass by a game without sizing up the odds or joining in.
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The photo-sharing behemoth has topped 600 million users, with the most recent 100 million joining in the last year.
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I began to feel like an anthropologist—the outsider studying the group with a cool eye, never fully joining in.
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The protesters have roused much sympathy outside of China, with thousands of people joining in solidarity marches around the world.
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After Amazon workers announced they were joining the demonstration last week, employees from other Silicon Valley firms began joining in.
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The 18 jurisdictions joining in Tuesday's lawsuit represent more than 40 percent of the United States auto market, California said.
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"Since joining in 2015, Rachel has blown us all away with her ability to get stuff done," Mr. Kalanick wrote.
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Then-candidate Obama surprised the group by joining in the dinner in the basement of the Sheraton Hotel in Harrisburg.
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The march starts out like any other, with the team walking in the parade and joining in the day's festivities.
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I'm joining in the climate strike because every big structural change in history has come [because] of a grassroots insurgence.
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When Captain Ghauri gained the upper hand over Mr. Reid, two other inmates are accused of joining in the assault.
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The party was a family affair with her children Kate Hudson, Oliver Hudson and Wyatt Russell joining in on the fun.
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Infinity War directors the Russo brothers even took part in the exercise, with Anthony Russo joining in the sub's preliminary festivities.
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Jean is a great fit for this position, bringing expertise from roles she has held across Reuters since joining in 1995.
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The "Game of Thrones" prequel pilot at HBO is taking shape, with several actors and actresses joining in series regular roles.
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Credit-starved small business owners under financial stress are also joining in the fray, seeking ways to overcome cash-flow problems.
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Olivia Pope (Kerry Washington), while joining in for a few photos, is not in many of the behind-the-scenes shots.
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Even the stores that don't traditionally take part in the post-Thanksgiving festivities are joining in, and Zara is no exception.
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Lagging sectors joining in on the recent move higher also give Newton hope that the rally can continue through the summer.
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Richards is joining in on the drama this season after she was rumored to be in discussions with producers for year.
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"ExceedsImagination via Reddit "Getting fingered with my clothes mostly on, in public, preferably by several people (guys and girls) joining in.
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In the next image, Sprouse was photographed with another one of Reinhart's dogs, who couldn't resist joining in on the fun.
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This new "Ant-Man" also brings an unnecessarily frantic quality to its action sequences, with multiple parties joining in the chase.
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Trump currently has more than 85033 million followers on Twitter and has tweeted more than 37,500 times since joining in 2009.
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I was probably 17 or 18 here I don't know why I was joining in on a seven-year-old's birthday.
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Elaine and Maggie both groan loudly when the next competitor kicks into another love song, and I find myself joining in.
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A divestment movement that I've helped to direct has grown rapidly, with endowments and financial portfolios worth $6 trillion joining in.
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The U.S. and other Western powers have thrown their support behind London by joining in a collective expulsion of Russian diplomats.
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Secondly, people do stupid things during sell-offs, like joining in and selling their equities, often at a particularly bad time.
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Joining in to look for the next companies to get to that stage is Michael Dixon, a former Sequoia Capital partner.
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To publicly rebuke her would mean joining in the over-the-top demonization of a black Muslim woman facing death threats.
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The stammering rhythms and fitful guitar-work play off one another throughout the album, often joining in bursts of unrestrained rage.
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A hysterical Steve starts doing the motions in order to try and bring him back, with Buck and then BBA joining in.
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The protest has gathered momentum with Christian bodies, activists, writers and locals joining in and notching up demand for the bishop's arrest.
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If you plan on joining in on this historical celebration, you'll need a festive bag to carry around your Pride Parade essentials.
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Citroen's DS brand, Renault and Audi are among volume carmakers involved with Formula E teams while Jaguar are joining in season three.
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The suit alleges the flight attendant responded to the row in the row by ... serving more alcohol and joining in the dancing.
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And as her daughters grew older, and got used to watching mom jump and lunge by their highchairs, they started joining in.
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Divine Capital CEO Danielle Hughes says one corner of the market isn't joining in on the rally, and it's giving her pause.
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Fugleberg said they hope to have about 100,000 people in Washington for the die-in, with more joining in across the country.
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The 94 points were the most Boise State has scored in a Mountain West game since joining in the 2011-12 season.
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Companies could use insights from daters' online behavior to catch red flags and prevent some people from joining in the first place.
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In some television close-ups of sections of the crowd, you could see that not everyone was joining in on the fun.
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Tesla has shaken up the luxury sedan market so much, Bentley is reportedly considering joining in with an EV of its own.
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They rob those who do vote of their natural allies in forming coalitions and joining in support of particular policies and legislation.
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It's never explained if the very pregnant woman is not feeling up to joining in, or if she was simply never asked.
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The majority of migrants moving through Mexico are from Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador, but Cubans are also joining in large numbers.
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Among them are women and children clad with yellow and black face paint, smiling, laughing and enthusiastically joining in with the fun.
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By comparison, lobbing the 2580-22 through 22017 mph corners at 2580 mph is like joining in on a backyard wrestling bout.
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With Red Bull boss Christian Horner and past champions joining in the outcry, the 20-year-old Dutch driver vented his feelings.
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Tsui will be joining in October and will report to Jake Gearhart, Deutsche's head of debt syndicate and origination for Asia Pacific.
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But a recording of Kumar's "Freedom" anthem is played at almost all of them, with the crowds joining in for the chorus.
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If that seems like too much money to you, perhaps consider joining in the long tradition of anti-consumerist Valentine's Day curmudgeonry.
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But also joining in the chorus of Republicans claiming Democrats had mourned the passing of Soleimani was former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley.
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He became a detective on the police force two years ago after working his way up the ranks since joining in 2005.
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Fast forward to the present day and the challenger banking startup has 3.8 million customers with 210,000 joining in January 2020 alone.
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They are pulling ads from The O'Reilly Factor in droves, with big names like Advil, GlaxoSmithKline, and Mercedes-Benz joining in the boycott.
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Parades, picnics, fireworks and welcome ceremonies for new citizens highlight this holiday, which marks the joining in 1867 of Canada's original three provinces.
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As The Dick Show grew in popularity, Masterson and Maddox's public rift widened, with each party's respective fanbases joining in on the antagonism.
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Last year, the famous family celebrated Thanksgiving at Khloe's house, with everyone from Caitlyn Jenner to Scott Disick and Kanye West joining in.
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While the USDA is not one of the agencies comprising CFIUS, there is precedent of it joining in a review of a deal.
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By banning the extremists because they collaborated, Facebook both begins to root out its hate-speech network and discourage others from joining in.
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Joining in on the birthday wishes was grandmother, Kris Jenner, who shared a montage of some of her favorite photos of her granddaughter.
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"What we have to remember is that they serve alongside us," he said of the families joining in the fun atmosphere in Florida.
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Now that WeChat has opened up its platform, it's also promising to share profits with new developers joining in from around the world.
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It has now raised $226 billion from investors to date, with SoftBank first joining in 453 when it led a $245 million round.
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The community banded together instantly with the sheriff's office, the fire department, two police bloodhounds and 200 volunteers joining in on the search.
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But conversely it had also inspired greater expressions of support and solidarity, as evidenced by the non-Muslim groups joining in Wednesday's demonstrations.
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But, as the long-running cartoon series The Boondocks satirized, you gain a lot from pushing past the discomfort and joining in, anyway.
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We would cruise together, sometimes watching as other men fucked, sometimes putting on our own shows, sometimes joining in with those we met.
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No, I haven't lost it (yet); today's puzzle by David Kahn spells things out for us, so I'm just joining in the fun.
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This is how he is molding the GOP in his image, and that party seems to be sitting by scared or joining in.
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We have the power to connect thousands of people in Cleveland, and also millions of people around the world interested in joining in.
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One night, I parked myself at the hotel bar for dinner, eavesdropping, then eventually joining in as my neighbors dissected the open mics.
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Other protesters gathered on a landscaped pedestrian bridge and a waterfront, singing hymns and joining in prayers led by representatives of religious groups.
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His latest: pharma giant Eli Lilly is also joining in with a Canadian biotech to create an antibody therapy to fight the virus.
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For example, his joining in the "lock her up" chant at the Republican convention was unseemly and, for a career military officer, unprofessional.
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"Joining in the climate strike is such an amazing opportunity for a real-life, teachable moment," Kimberly Elicker, a math teacher there, said.
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Rometty will remain the company's executive chairman through the end of the year, IBM said, when she will retire after joining in 1981.
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In the past 85033 months, the group has seen a tenfold increase in women joining, with almost 17,000 women joining in total. Rep.
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Of the 19 lenders joining in general syndication, six were from China and eight from Taiwan, taking a combined 4003% of the deal.
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This is the first time I can recall open government groups and many reporters joining in the argument to keep the information secret.
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BlackRock led the 2014 round at a $10 billion valuation, with T. Rowe Price and Morgan Stanley joining in the $350 million round.
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Apple's comment: "Anna and her pal Sim have so much fun hanging out and chatting with celebrity friends, we can't resist joining in."
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Cheer up because you will be joining in on the celebration, shortly after you find some sneaky switches made to this tricky pic.
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"Politicians will stop at nothing to win an election," said Moore, who has accused the media of joining in the effort to malign him.
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"This is truly uncharted territory, and it's exciting to see people across the country buying their tickets and joining in the fun," Medenica said.
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Some of the offerings are meant to share, so depending on how many friends are joining in, they might be more or less indulgent.
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Bates had reportedly paid handsomely for the privilege, donating cars and thousands of dollars in other equipment to the department since joining in 2007.
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Sparked by an original post declaring that LGBT squids are "fresh as hell," others voices joining in in agreement and support spread like wildfire.
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While today's investment was led by G2VP, it also included some strategic investors with Shell Technology Ventures, Cisco Ventures and ABB Ventures joining in.
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Peter Hebert, cofounder and managing partner at Lux Capital, has long been enthusiastic about space ventures, but said his colleagues are now joining in.
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The emphasis of the exhibition is on books, with some objects from the Smithsonian joining in the busy glass boxes in the dark gallery.
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Pop band Maroon 5 is joining in a donation to the Big Brothers Big Sisters of America ahead of their Super Bowl halftime show.
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Outside of the United States, drivers across Australia and the United Kingdom say they'll be joining in with the Wednesday shut down as well.
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The many conditions Panama has set for joining in the automatic exchange of tax information were crafted to ensure it never will, they say.
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Supermodel Gigi Hadid, Marc Jacobs, Vivica A. Fox, Chanel Iman, David and Amy Sedaris and many more, are joining in on the stylish Race.
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Justin Turner appeared to throw the shindig for Belly ... with Alex Wood, Corey Seager and all their significant others joining in on the fun.
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Most members share a legal heritage and language (though Mozambique broke the English-speaking mould by joining in 1995, followed by Rwanda in 2009).
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The twenty-something made himself at home there, befriending the pair's two kids and joining in on bohemian parties hosted in the living room.
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Americans do not figure prominently in the data trove, though that should not excuse the United States government from joining in a thorough investigation.
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Various iterations of yoga are joining in, including more unusual formats alongside goats or cats, or encouraging laughter as you hold that downward dog.
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The mission team is asking the public to celebrate the Earth gravity assist by joining in the "Wave to OSIRIS-REx" social media campaign.
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It's about taking small steps at a time, but more and more people are joining in on the discussion, and even small steps count.
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The young rascal, who's the mirror image of his father Gavin Rossdale, didn't seem bothered by social media fans joining in on his celebration.
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Even when I wasn't joining in, he would constantly say inappropriate things, that he was going to barge into my house and rape me.
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More importantly, Mueller in his sentencing memo fully vouched for Flynn, joining in the request for no time and noting Flynn's "particularly valuable" cooperation.
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Licking a boot here and there, joining in if they're feeling especially bitter or transgressive or insecure or far from the cameras that day.
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He said he served five years in the Army, joining in August 2000, seeking to break out of an irresponsible and party-minded lifestyle.
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And a growing number of experts, health professionals, large employers, and others are joining in to say it's time for paid leave for all.
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Andrew Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio can help by joining in, coming together in unity to march against anti-Semitism alongside New Yorkers.
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Soon after, driver groups in San Diego, San Francisco, Chicago, and several other cities started joining in on the plan as news spread online.
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When Facebook last year rolled out Instant Articles, its direct-to-Facebook publishing tool, people were initially apprehensive but everyone eventually began joining in.
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Just over a week later, Tillerson became the secretary of state by a 56-43 margin, with only three Democrats — including Heitkamp — joining in.
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Prince Charles was even seen to be drinking beer and joining in with a very lively rendition of the Welsh national anthem (Gloucestershire borders Wales).
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Kimmel has been one-half of the hilarious 14-year feud with Damon that has even seen their famous friends joining in on the gag.
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In 2001, the Bush tax cuts would not have passed if it weren't for [senators] Max Baucus and John Breaux and other Democrats joining in.
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When not crossing and joining in points that reach a seemingly infinite distance, the light bars fall into a perfect hexagon, framing a black void.
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Promo Team is also joining in on an older One Direction fan tradition: organizing to buy thousands of iTunes downloads of Styles' music as gifts.
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According to Bloomberg, Australia's Tiger Airways will unveil its own programme with Volantio next month, with Alaska Air joining in September and Qantas by October.
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Today's announcements kept with a theme of aesthetic consistency, with even the iPad Pro and Mac Mini joining in on the space-gray aluminum club.
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It now faces a PR backlash that probably has the company's top management wishing it had let April 1 pass without joining in the fun.
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The fact that Meghan is joining in several official royal appearances underlines how quickly she is being acclimatized to the family and its public roles.
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Harry Styles took to the stage for more than his expected musical performances, joining in on a few skits and proving he's got comedy chops.
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In particular, she said, more people are joining in to work for racial justice in Columbus and to get involved in the fight over healthcare.
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Cardin's bill would expand an existing prohibition on companies joining in anti-Israel boycotts led by foreign governments to those organized by international governmental organizations.
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Nearby, a dozen-odd American soldiers looked on, and rather than joining in the crowd's exultation, they shared a feeling of sadness, followed by outrage.
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He didn't see me at first, but I remembered him from the party, joining in all the criticism about the meal he was now eating.
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Most restomods are based on American performance cars, like Corvettes, Camaros, Mustangs and Chargers, but some European and Japanese vehicles are joining in the trend.
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And on Sunday, the Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra will take on an all-Brahms program, with Paul Lewis joining in for the First Piano Concerto.
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Penguin Beach is home to the Zoo's most famous same-sex couple, Ronnie and Reggie, and our #penguins are joining in on the #Pride celebrations!
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And with a field of 16 candidates (and potentially more joining in) being likable, or even lovable, isn't enough to stand out from the crowd.
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We joke that he's one of the girls because he loved hanging out with us and was always joining in on our conversations and activities.
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Other members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries are joining in as oil prices remain at roughly half their levels of mid-2014.
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She was playing near the rice fields where she helped her family by shooing away birds in the planting season and joining in the harvest.
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And while people all over the globe are joining in the festivities — Apple just released new emoji, the Empire State Building will blaze yellow, etc.
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Joining in the talks was Igor Sechin, a close associate of President Vladimir V. Putin who is chief executive of Rosneft, Russia's largest oil company.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has been asked to speak before a U.K. parliamentary committee again, and this time Canadian lawmakers are joining in on the request.
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The blue chip FTSE 100 index was up 0.2 percent at 7,680.31 points by 0849 GMT, joining in a rise across the broader European equity market.
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The solo act turned into a sing-along, with his teammates joining in, flipping off the lights, and having their kumbaya cellphones glow out the ambient.
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Suriname, perched on South America's northeastern shoulder, is the only country from the Western hemisphere to be a member of the IDB group, joining in 1997.
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"Bernie Sanders is joining in solidarity with McDonald's workers in Dallas, and you can do the same right here in Iowa," reads one of the emails.
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Laughing at something could be seen as truly getting the Facebook joke or, at its worst, joining in on a cruel joke at someone else's expense.
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Earlier in February, State Bank of India, the country's largest bank, closed a US$500m five-year loan with only four banks joining in general syndication.
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In April, a US$1bn loan for Tata Motors' unit Jaguar Land Rover Automotive crawled to a close with only one bank joining in general syndication.
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The startup has raised a $6 million seed round led by Initialized Capital via Alexis Ohanian and Ronny Conway's A Capital, with SV Angel joining in.
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New York (CNN Business)Impossible Foods has raised another $300 million to satisfy demand for its plant-based alternatives to meat — and celebrities are joining in.
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Spade is also wary about joining in, until Lautner deploys his trump card: He'll give Spade Taylor Swift's cell phone number in exchange for his participation.
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One source said institutional investors were lobbying for CFO Minali to get the job, since he has covered numerous roles at Generali since joining in 1991.
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It's possible that you are either celebrating the holiday or joining in by blowing a horn called a shofar, lighting candles or sharing a festive meal.
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Joining in on the celebration, Cassidy's future sister-in-law Brown — who got engaged to Cody Gifford, earlier this year — also wished the happy couple well.
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Heller notably opposed efforts to repeal the Affordable Care Act early last year, before joining in his party's efforts to roll back the health care law.
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Another user, Suzy Tobin, wrote that she would not be joining in because, as a victim of sexual assault, she wanted her voice to be heard.
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And while Kim Kardashian West probably will not be in attendance for the festivities, that hasn't stopped her big sister Kourtney from joining in on the fun.
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While misusing 911 is no laughing matter, the Hamilton police couldn't help but joke about the situation on Twitter, with others joining in on the burger puns.
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But manufacturers continued to feel the pinch, with General Motors joining in the last week a number of companies that have had to pause or slow production.
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Joining in on the joke, Schwimmer posed a video of himself moving swiftly through a convenience store with cans, which resembled the suspect photo circulated by police.
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With Norwegian singer Aurora providing backing vocals, each sang part of the Best Original Song nominee in their own language before joining in for the powerful finale.
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Alas, there are two celebrities who likely won't be joining in on the pre-matrimonial fun: According to People, Harry Styles and Camille Rowe have officially split.
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Paul Bettany, Paul Rudd, Mark Ruffalo, Benedict Wong, and Don Cheadle followed soon after, with Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. actors Clark Gregg and Chloe Bennet also joining in.
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Joining in with other friends and strangers in watching unrelated media get sabotaged by that distinct "someBODY" intro is a shared thrill at accessing a communal memory.
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Almost a month after Freeform first announced its Hocus Pocus 25th anniversary special, original star Bette Midler finally confirmed that she'd be joining in on the fun.
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Clarkson, who celebrates her second win after claiming the title with Brynn Cartelli last season, is planning to toast the victory — though Shepherd won't be joining in.
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So, presuming Strauss wants our nation's children to perform better on international tests, she might want to consider joining in on the public education system "attack" herself.
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Couric had some fun upon her return, even joining in an a capella rendition of Whitney Houston's "I Wanna Dance With Somebody" out in Rockefeller Plaza. Flashback!
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"We've had as many men posting themselves wearing pink as women; and doctors from across the world as far a field as Australia joining in," she said.
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But they said the deal was contingent on other producers joining in - a major sticking point with Iran absent from the talks and determined to raise production.
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The ministers said the plan was contingent on other producers joining in - a major sticking point with Iran absent from the talks and determined to raise production.
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Tech stocks remained close to the previous session's 17-year high, joining in a global rally which saw the U.S. Nasdaq index end at a record close.
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Other investors joining in included Slack Fund, Industry Ventures, and ScaleUp along with existing investors 8VC, Great Oaks Capital, Rubicon Venture Capital and John Chambers' personal fund.
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Joining in on the celebration, Cassidy's future sister-in-law Erika Brown — who got engaged to Cody Gifford, earlier this year — also wished the happy couple well.
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"Countries around the world and in the U.N. Security Council are joining in this effort, and we hope China will do their part as well," he said.
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But, instead of joining in the children's joy as they run basketball drills, she cries uncontrollably—"I'm sorry, it's just so sad"—and is asked to leave.
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The event launched weeks of protests in Belgrade that quickly outgrew their initial impetus, tens of thousands of disgruntled citizens joining in a general expression of discontent.
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A shake-up in March included the shock ouster of the investment-bank chief Tim Throsby, who had ramped up managing director hiring since joining in 2000.
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Fashion people (finally) making it onto the 'gram recently include Tim Blanks and Suzy Menkes joining in 2015, and Donatella Versace and Alber Elbaz joining this year.
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United Airlines is also joining in on the trend, sending a Boeing 777-200 to Roswell on Wednesday as the airline greatly scales back on international flying.
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Meanwhile there have been many reports and footage, besides Ahmad's, of police standing idly by while the right-wing mobs attacked, or even joining in the assaults.
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Not joining in, however, is Jesse Brown, a journalist and host of Canadaland, a podcast that covers the news media, politics and other aspects of Canadian society.
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Hundreds of thousands more protested in planned in "sister marches" around the country, according to police and march leaders, with countless others joining in from around the world.
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You've got plenty of things to chose from—everything from kite surf with Richard Branson, to joining in on the HQ Trivia craze and actually win some cash.
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And he's made some significant changes since joining in the form of executive changes and new board members already, as well as essentially throwing the old playbook out.
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Wanting to take advantage of its referral bonus, the son introduces his father to the game, helping him create a character and eventually joining in on quests together.
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Other business owners in the area are joining in too -- including the bar American Whiskey, which is offering free tequila shots and blaring tunes in Spanish all night.
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ASI expanded its Asian investment team in November 2018, with four portfolio managers joining in Shanghai and Hong Kong to bolster its China fixed income and equities expertise.
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The royal couple honored the Irish Guards while joining in their celebrations of parades, Guinness (for William!) and a chance to catch up with the regimental wolfhound mascot.
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Now the Left's extreme fear and loathing of Trump has given him another chance to appear like their ally by joining in the Trump bashing full speed ahead.
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As a result of the dire economic and health care situation, rising numbers of Venezuelans are joining in an exodus that has set off alarms across Latin America.
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The coordinated move, with the Maldives and Libya's eastern-based government joining in later, created a dramatic rift among the Arab nations, many of which are in OPEC.
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Twitter is also joining in on the mass donations to the ACLU to help provide legal resources for those detained at airports and kept out of the country.
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In the past the company has snuck Pac-Man and Pokemon Easter eggs into its mapping service, and today The Legend of Zelda is joining in as well.
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Democrats have so far shown no enthusiasm about joining in with Republicans on plans that would repeal parts of the ACA or chop tax rates for wealthy Americans.
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The actress also brought other members of her family along for the awards show, all joining in on a group photo before heading inside for the night's festivities.
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Italian 34-year-old Amelia, who has never featured for the first team, ends his stay at the club after joining in October 2015 on a free transfer.
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Disney, which acquired most of Fox's television and film production assets for more than $50 billion in a deal late last year, is joining in on the bidding.
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CC: I am looking at your paintings of dancers and am thinking about another painter of dancers, Edgar Degas — I can't imagine him joining in with the ballerinas.
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The NBA 2K20 cover athlete was invited over to LBJ's L.A. mansion for the epic mealtime back in July ... joining in on the craze that's gone insanely viral.
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Starbucks (SBUX) is joining in on the fun by eliminating all plastic straws by this year and is testing out a new paper cup that uses less plastic.
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In the meantime, Fox News is aggressively defending Trump, joining in smears of public servants and playing a role in history that embarrasses many of us in journalism.
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Above all, though, this doll dance is an ensemble: Watch how everyone onstage reacts differently, some joining in and imitating the dolls, others immediately switching their attention elsewhere.
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Apple's new iPhone 11 is all the news, and other phone makers are joining in the fray, cutting prices and offering discounts to try to entice unsure upgraders.
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He was a regular advisor to Victory's leadership even prior to joining in 2016 from Morgan Stanley, where he spent nearly 15 years as a financial sponsors banker.
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First Gigi Hadid wished her BFF a happy birthday on Instagram — and set off a fire storm of models and fashion photographers joining in on the well wishes too.
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Macri appeared only briefly on Saturday afternoon, saluting fans in Buenos Aires` historic Plaza de Mayo, and joining in chants of "Yes, we can," his now-familiar campaign slogan.
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Macri appeared only briefly on Saturday afternoon, saluting fans in Buenos Aires´ historic Plaza de Mayo, and joining in chants of "Yes, we can," his now-familiar campaign slogan.
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Russia, Saudi Arabia, Venezuela and Qatar agreed in February to freeze production at January levels, but said at the time the deal was contingent on other producers joining in.
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Before joining in September 2016, Och was the chief data scientist at Human Longevity, a genome-sequencing startup, and before that, he was the chief architect of Google Translate.
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When the live stream wraps, the broadcaster can then view a list of all the muted accounts and can choose to block those users from joining in future broadcasts.
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The singer took the stage on Monday to deliver a tribute speech about her friend before joining in on a soulful country rendition of "Amazing Grace" with her dad.
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The world economy seemed to have finally kicked into a higher gear, nearly a decade after the financial crisis of 2007-08, with all regions joining in the upswing.
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The franchise, in this case, is Doctor Dolittle, and it's coming back in style because A+-list star Robert Downey, Jr. will be reportedly joining in the title role.
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He had also ascended the ranks of al Qaeda after joining in 2004, and was under the command of leader Abu Musab al-Zarqaei, who was killed in 2006.
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In eight seasons at Baylor, Briles had turned the Bears into a Big 12 powerhouse after they had languished at the bottom of the conference since joining in 1996.
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Three OPEC countries - Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Venezuela - plus non-OPEC Russia, agreed on Tuesday to freeze output but said the deal was contingent on other producers joining in.
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IBM said its mesh network thrives on more devices joining in with communication, unlike cellular networks that become flooded when too many people try to use them at once.
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While parts of the financial media and advisory and broking community love to create a sense of hysteria around events like these, the advantages of joining in are dubious.
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In commodity markets, oil was whipsawed after top exporters, Russia and Saudi Arabia, agreed to freeze output levels but said the deal was contingent on other producers joining in.
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"Just look at the NYSE advance/decline line," said Detrick, referring to a breadth measure that tracks how many stocks are joining in on a rally or sell-off.
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Top oil exporters Russia and Saudi Arabia agreed on Tuesday to freeze output levels, but said the deal was contingent on other producers joining in - a major sticking point.
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We had people from all over the world joining in on our group chat—I think there must be about 400 of us in it now, all tattoo artists.
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CBS's decision to stop cannabis companies from joining in on a major advertising event like the Super Bowl is not reflective of the country's changing views of cannabis, though.
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That was followed by the German regional states of Rhineland-Palatinate and Saarland, as well as three Swiss cantons, also joining in the effort to care for French patients.
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He's actually one of the most prolific tweeters still going in the entire 2016 field — Democrat or Republican — pumping out north of 6,800 tweets since joining in December 2008.
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LONDON, Oct 1943 (Reuters) - Emerging market policymakers slashed interest rates further in September, taking their lead from major central banks and joining in efforts to shore up their economies.
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However, only Canby and Friedland were listed as joining in the initial order denying a so-called administrative stay of Robart's ruling while the appeals court mulls the issue.
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" To separate yourself from the crowd and to prove your leadership, she says you should avoid "joining in on the intrigue, especially surrounding the latest round of office politics.
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Soon hundreds of voices are growing in power, fans joining in a slow, ghostly chant as Murphy raises his hands above his head and drizzles himself in rose petals.
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You're so excited about invitations that are coming your way, but bummer— some financial issues could hold you back from joining in on the fun... at least for now.
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The grocer announced yesterday it is recalling two of its hummus products due to listeria concerns, joining in on the massive recalls that affected Sabra hummus products just last week.
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As co-executive producer Bryan Cogman read that scene from Episode 3, Harington gasped, before joining in with the rest of the cast to give Williams a round of applause.
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A week ago, lawyers for the company, Essential Consultants, LLC, filed a motion seeking to compel arbitration in the case, and Trump's lawyer filed a motion joining in that request.
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Counterterrorism experts say the investigators are scouring Saipov&aposs contacts and communications and see whether anyone encouraged his plans for violence, talked about joining in or contributed financially, even unknowingly.
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After first joining in 1962, it left in 2009 as dwindling production meant it had become a net importer of crude oil, which is against OPEC's statute for full membership.
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The horrible thing about the Two Minutes Hate was not that one was obliged to act a part, but, on the contrary, that it was impossible to avoid joining in.
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Here's the breakdown of the executive changes: Cox was one of Facebook's first 15 engineers, joining in 2005 after Zuckerberg convinced him to drop out of a Stanford grad program.
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An estimated 50,000 people came out to protest the law in the capital Warsaw alone, with tens of thousands more joining in other cities and smaller towns across the country.
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But Trudeau wasn't alone in his costumed festivities, with his whole family joining in: We’re dressed and ready to go... or should I say, the game is afoot!
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The opener was expectedly star-studded with people like Anthony Anderson, Allison Janney, and Millie Bobby Brown joining in but most unexpected appearance was probably that of Chance the Rapper.
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Looking on at his rivals from the edge of the stage, Carson appeared amused by the vicious attacks — and said he had no intention of joining in the mud slinging.
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A mural of Kanye West kissing Kanye West in Australia has become a miniature tourist attraction, with some even joining in the fun and making out in front of it.
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But major companies haven't taken any chances and are pulling ads from The O'Reilly Factor in droves, with big names like Advil, GlaxoSmithKline, and Mercedes-Benz joining in the boycott.
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Walmart is joining in on the sale action, with the company offering its trademark discount on TVs — this year, offering several 4K models, along with deals on consoles and computers.
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Thomas de Maizière, the German interior minister, has been criticized for not joining in the praise for the Syrians, apparently because details of their story were not clear or consistent.
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Footage from a plane headed from Damascus to Sochi — on the carrier Cham Wings, owned by Mr. Assad's cousin — showed rows of delegates joining in to sing a patriotic song.
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Publicly, they say the right things, expressing approval and joining in the chorus of voices that applaud the takedown of maleficent characters who prey on vulnerable women in the workplace.
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But much of her energy has been spent on joining in parades and showing up at community board meetings and precinct community council meetings, she said in a recent interview.
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Amazon has already confirmed Gilmore Girls alum Liza Weil is also joining in on the Maisel fun, and her longtime co-star Lauren Graham — aka Lorelai Gilmore — may as well.
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This winter, on networks and streaming services, other characters are joining in — in church, on the sidewalk, in restaurants, bedrooms, rehearsal rooms, open-plan offices and pour-over coffee bars.
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What is happening is a sign of the times: artists and associated workers are bringing their struggles together with an eye to joining in a cross-sectoral form of contestation.
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In Miami, where he grew up and where has returned throughout his Ailey career — he has left the company twice since joining in 2002 — he basically lived at the studio.
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The new leadership more closely resembled what marchers thought they were joining in 215: proudly feminist, focused on social justice, but wary of alliances with individual candidates or fringe movements.
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"The list is getting a bit longer with BNP joining in," one of the sources said, while two other people with knowledge of the matter confirmed that BNP was interested.
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Since becoming Oklahoma's top legal officer in 2011, Mr. Pruitt has been a bitter opponent of the E.P.A., joining in one lawsuit after another to kill off federal environmental regulations.
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If you are joining in on the after work happy hour or come home and enjoy a drink with dinner, you may think that alcohol can help you sleep better.
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Embedded in tens of millions of contracts, the clauses prevent Americans from joining in class-action lawsuits, the only realistic way that an individual can do battle with a wealthy corporation.
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The lower-price mass market is joining in on this movement, as emerging brands like NYX and ELF are creating more "dynamism" in that segment than in prior years, Grant said.
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Labor groups have given more than $1 million to various committees, and joining in those contributions has been Nick Hanauer, an early investor of Amazon who now advocates for economic equality.
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Also joining in on the fun were Oscar winner Marisa Tomei, Modern Family's Julie Bowen, and Jon Favreau, who helped produce The Avengers and its 2015 sequel, Avengers: Age of Ultron.
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Honda is joining in an industry trend: automakers are spending R&D money focusing on what your car can do for you, beyond what improves your driving experience in the car.
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With the US and China now officially joining in, this figure jumps up quite substantially; China represents about 20 percent of global emissions, while the US accounts for about 18 percent.
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He took over at Google Cloud last year after the departure of Diane Greene, a storied engineer and executive who led a broad expansion of the unit after joining in 2016.
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The story follows Willowdean, or Will, as her plans to protest the Miss Teen Blue Bonnet Pageant overseen by her demanding mother result in her actually joining in as a contestant.
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"A particular reporter, one known for not joining in the Pledge of Allegiance, decided to make an issue of the committee rules I use," he said in a message to KWCH.
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"A particular reporter, one known for not joining in the pledge of allegiance, decided to make an issue of the committee rules I use," he said in a message to KWCH.
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He ordered all schoolchildren to buy new uniforms made by his family firm, rounded up those who protested and massacred at least 100 of them—reportedly joining in the beatings himself.
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"As a nation that's growing very quickly and embracing global culture and joining in the narrative of global art, it's quite obvious for us to bring in contemporary artists," she replied.
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After helping to inaugurate a short-lived biweekly underground newspaper, The Washington Free Press, and joining in antiwar protests, he said he was pressured in 21975 to quit his government job.
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I had shelved my experience with Harvey far in the recesses of my mind, joining in the conspiracy of silence that has allowed this predator to prowl for so many years.
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No, the same thing is happening in San Diego, where there's a heavy concentration of naval bases, as well as in Florida, where local Republican representatives are joining in these efforts.
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With the president's allies joining in, the two aides found themselves condemned as nobodies, as plotting bureaucrats, as traitors within and, in Colonel Vindman's case, as an immigrant with dual loyalties.
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"I'm joining in the climate strike because every big structural change in history has come [because] of a grassroots insurgence," 17-year-old Felíquan Charlemagne told The Verge at the time.
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Controversial nominee Bernhardt's confirmation comes after intense scrutiny from Democratic members of Congress and advocacy groups about how he has been spending his time at the agency since joining in 2017.
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Ito said that by not joining in international calls for the journalists' release, Japan might be sending a message that it was ok for the Myanmar government to violate human rights.
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Many of those who live here are migrants from other parts of Peru who have tried to escape poverty by joining in the growing export trade that has taken root here.
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Some of the nation's most beloved celebs — from Tom Hanks to Tina Fey and Amy Poehler — are joining in a Facebook Live telethon on March 31 for the American Civil Liberties Union.
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Saudi, Russian, Qatari and Venezuelan oil ministers said the plan was contingent on other producers joining in, a major sticking point with Iran absent from the talks and determined to raise production.
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Graf has been at Uber for nearly two years now, after joining in December of 2015 and originally heading up product for Marketplace at Uber, which handles trip pricing and related business.
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Yes Bank's US$300m three-year loan closed earlier this month with five banks joining in syndication for US$180m combined – a good outcome considering the prevailing sentiment for Indian bank risk.
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The video is almost impossible to watch without joining in: this supernatural figure looking unbearably confused — almost embarrassed — as a grown man doubles over in hilarity, unable to keep his phone still.
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It takes a lot of communication, with your partner if you're adding a third, with the couple if you're joining in, or with two people who've never slept with each other before.
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Karen Anderson, a 47-year-old former professional squash player and coach based in Jamaica, tends to avoid sports bars — but when does go, she can't resist joining in on men's conversations.
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South Korean member Jeonju, a city of about 650,000 people, has planted millions of trees and runs monthly car-free zones since joining in 2016, Mayor Seung-Su Kim said by email.
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South Korean member Jeonju, a city of about 650,000 people, has planted millions of trees and runs monthly car-free zones since joining in 2016, Mayor Seung-Su Kim said by email.
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Even worse, instead of joining in common cause regarding China, the United States and European Union have been bickering over trade and a host of other issues, from Iran to defense spending.
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Existing investors joining in the latest financing round included Valar Ventures, the venture funding arm of German-American entrepreneur Peter Thiel, a co-founder of PayPal and an early investor in Facebook.
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And now we have a potential game-changer with Wisconsin Republican Senator Ron Johnson essentially joining in the same chorus and vowing he won't vote for the bill in its current form.
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With more protests scheduled this week, and more groups joining in to express discontent with government policies, the fight between the BJP and its opposition parties to win Dalit support is intensifying.
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And some Republicans quickly peeled away, joining in opposition expressed by influential and often Republican-aligned trade groups such as the National Association of Home Builders and the National Association of Realtors.
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Mr. Ghani's critics — and there are more than ever — are losing patience, turning to public demonstrations, issuing ultimatums or threats, and joining in calls for a nationwide, traditional referendum on his authority.
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And on Monday, Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's chief executive, is joining in with his own trip to Brussels to meet with officials like Margrethe Vestager, the executive vice president of the European Commission.
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And its neighbors — the Louvre Abu Dhabi and the Royal Opera House Muscat in Oman, for two stunning examples — are joining in to transform the region, and perhaps global culture at large.
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LONDON, Dec 503 (Reuters) - Emerging market policymakers extended the interest rate cut cycle further in November, taking their lead from major central banks and joining in efforts to shore up their economies.
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LONDON, Dec 3 (Reuters) - Emerging market policymakers extended the interest rate cut cycle further in November, taking their lead from major central banks and joining in efforts to shore up their economies.
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That same generation of brothers and sisters from my student movement days stands alongside me today, as Venezuelans from across the political spectrum are joining in an effort to re-establish democracy.
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The video is almost impossible to watch without joining in: this supernatural figure looking unbearably confused—almost embarrassed—as a grown man doubles over in hilarity, unable to keep his phone still.
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Many have been using boats to help rescue people who've been stranded by rising floodwaters, but as a picture shared to Reddit shows, even those with smaller watercraft are joining in the effort.
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After joining in 1975, Arancio, an artist, returned to his parents' Florida home only twice—for two-day visits in 1984 and '87—each time alerting them just a day before he arrived.
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And here's BTS joining in: Among the songs performed in the medley were Swift's "Look What You Made Me Do," Ed Sheeran's "Shape Of You," and Shawn Mendes' "There's Nothing Holding Me Back."
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It has been widely speculated that the FDP would demand the top finance post as a price for joining in, though Lindner on Thursday stopped short of claiming the ministry for his party.
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With Pokémon fever sweeping the globe, players all around the world are joining in, sometimes to extreme degrees: -- Two Canadian teens accidentally wandered across the international border into Montana while playing the game.
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Drivers in the UK associated with the Independent Workers Union of Great Britain announced last week that they'd also be joining in, with drivers scheduled to demonstrate in London, Nottingham, Glasgow, and Birmingham.
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While Messina is the first person to hold the CMO title at Uber, Bozoma Saint John previously served as Uber's first chief brand officer for about a year after joining in June 2017.
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But he should be sticking around to fix Toys "R" Us out of a sense of obligation — obviously he knew there were problems upon joining in mid-2015 — not because he's being bribed.
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The discounted prices are below: The market for mesh routers is getting more and more crowded, with big names like Netgear and Google joining in alongside earlier, smaller companies like Eero and Luma.
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From Beyonce's Lemonade and Frank Ocean's Endless, this seems to be the year musicians are delving deep into film projects to complement their albums—and Drake is joining in on the fun, too.
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China has said it wants "developed countries" to take the lead and it may not yet commit to joining in order to retain negotiating power for ICAO's autumn assembly, the first source said.
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White Star Capital led the Series B round, with FirstMark Capital, Amplo, Alpha Edison, Arkitekt Ventures, and Galaxy Digital joining in alongside One Medical founder Tom Lee and Flatiron Health CEO Nat Turner.
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Tokyo has been wary of joining in the footsteps of China and the European Union, which responded to the U.S. decision with reciprocal threats, given Japan's strong defense ties with the United States.
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The southeast Asian nation has jailed dozens of people for joining in the protests, triggered by fears that investors from China would dominate 99-year land leases up for development in the zones.
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Cuban-born Americans cannot visit the island by sea due to a Cuban law that dates to the Cold War era, and therefore are barred from joining in Carnival's sailings to the island.
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I don't recall anyone ever getting in trouble for joining in these jerk sessions, though I didn't exactly keep up with many people, and have since lost touch with everyone from that time.
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While Messina is the first person to hold the CMO title at Uber, Bozoma Saint John previously served as Uber's first chief brand officer for about a year after joining in June 2017.
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The chatter mildly simulates the atmosphere in a room, although I've found that getting my real-life friends into the exercise too, as Hudson recommends, really helps to get me joining in regularly.
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Some adults will cheer on students who wish to participate in the walkout while others may oppose them or worry about the potential safety hazards, educational costs or disciplinary consequences of joining in.
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T.B.D.: Whether Ms. Abrams ends up discussing a newly surfaced 1992 photo that shows her joining in the burning of the Georgia flag, which incorporated the Confederate battle flag design at the time.
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Walmart has had a rock-solid start to the year, joining in on a rally among Dow components that propelled the blue-chip index above another milestone, 26,000, and to new record highs.
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She says women in Japan tend to do most of the domestic work on their own and men feel too uncomfortable joining in because they were never taught how to help their wives.
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Tim and I sat at a patio table above the beach, ate escovitch fish and eavesdropped on the neighboring table's political conversation about the recent United States presidential election before joining in ourselves.
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AT&T, despite a long history opposing the net neutrality rules, said it was joining in the day of action because it also backed a free and open internet without burdensome FCC regulations.
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Cuban-born Americans cannot visit the island by sea, due to a Cuban law that dates to the Cold War era, and therefore are barred from joining in Carnival's sailing to the island.
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" David Frum, former speechwriter for George W. Bush, seemed to agree, when he tweeted about the audience booing Trump like he was a wrestling match villain, "And the audience is joining in the bloodbath.
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Federal terrorism laws make it a crime to provide "material support" to terrorists or terrorist organizations, including personally joining in terrorist acts or recruiting others, financing terrorism, or providing weapons, training, or other resources.
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The night's highlight, though, may have been Dan Deacon: The crowd was particularly open to his antics, forming a human tunnel around the main stage amphitheater and joining in the "Simon Says" dance battles.
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After relenting and joining in the deal, Iraq's oil minister raised eyebrows in March when he said his country could raise output to 5 million barrels a day in the second half of 2017.
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CEO Thiam, who has been awarded 19 million francs worth of bank stock since joining in 2015, as agreed in his contract, increased the bonus pool as he sought to keep staff on board.
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With the final whistle mere minutes away, a handful of fans in the South Stand unveil a banner in protest at Becchetti's ownership, with perhaps two dozen joining in sporadic chants of 'Becchetti Out'.
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Gundogan had been with them only a few minutes earlier, joining in the celebrations as they took the lead against Watford, on the way to City's first Premier League home win in three months.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency said it had more than 400 rescue personnel in South Texas, and 500 others were in the state and expected to be joining in rescue operations on Sunday evening.
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White House counselor Kellyanne Conway said that a CNN producer caught on tape disparaging President Trump was "just joining in on the fun," saying that the media culture is too critical of President Trump.
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Out of the 79 countries, only Albania, Colombia, Macao, Moldova, Peru, Portugal and Qatar had seen an improvement in their scores since joining in PISA, and only Portugal is a member of the OECD.
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Young guests will learn all about going green (in all senses) through activities like planting sprouts, making pickles, composting, encountering bugs in an insect "petting zoo" and joining in a garden-themed dance party.
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"I like the symbol of me being here and them being at some play in a nice location having a good time," Mr. Trump said, joining in the bashing of the Puerto Rico trip.
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Relations between Britain and Russia have plummeted in the wake of the incident, with the U.S. and other Western powers throwing their support behind London by joining in a collective expulsion of Russian diplomats.
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Joining in a thrilling finish was hard-charging, Japanese-based Lani, who finished third in the 23 24/133 mile (213 km) race, one lap around the massive Belmont Park track in Elmont, New York.
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Asia Pacific has a fast-growing internet population, with more than 2.21 billion people now online and 203 million new people joining in the past year, according to We Are Social's 2019 Digital Trends Report.
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The company added 7.41 million new subscribers in the first quarter of 2018 — around two million of which were U.S.-based — and it has forecast an additional 6.2 million more joining in the next quarter.
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In 2016, Netflix revived several fan favorites, including Gilmore Girls and Full House, while other networks like NBC are joining in on the fun with a Will and Grace revival set to premiere this fall.
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Shia's group chants of "He will not divide us" have been drawing crowds outside NYC's Museum of the Moving Image since Friday afternoon -- at times there are several dozen people there joining in the action.
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Instagram saw the highest level of growth, with spend up 138 percent, and the platform saw 100 million extra people joining in the six months to December 2016, growing its total membership to 600 million.
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Anchorage tells me it's purposefully designed to permit this kind of participation, helping clients to get the most out of their assets like capturing returns from staking and inflation, or joining in on-chain governance.
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Before the rule change, foreigners could attend Pink Dot as observers, but only locals were allowed to actively "demonstrate" by joining in the human formation of the event's trademark pink dot or holding up placards.
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"Joining in these international agreements, and climate change is one of them, but the other is getting back in the nuclear agreement with Iran and allies — that would be one example of that," Klobuchar said.
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Then France could well turn hard to the right with Marine Le Pen, leader of the National Front, joining in with a Europe-wide repudiation of American post-war influence and beginning talks with Russia.
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The collapse of the component related to Ms. Evans could also cause other potential witnesses to think twice before joining in on a criminal complaint against Mr. Weinstein, hurting the investigation, one former prosecutor said.
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Along the way arrive high piano chords, backup "oohs," a "hell yeah" out of Beck, floating keyboard notes and Justin Bieber's Auto-Tuned vocals joining in for star power in the guise of male bonding.
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If the charge relates instead to the Democratic emails, that could mean prosecuting Mr. Assange for joining in a conspiracy to illegally hack computers or defrauding the government in its duty to administer election law.
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Since the SoftBank deal, the firm has had a change of leadership with Mathrani's arrival, with a new CFO, chief operating officer, chief product and experience officer, and chief communications officer joining in recent weeks.
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Republicans see that issue as an existential threat to the president and their party's rule in Washington, and are reluctant to legitimize what they regard as an overreach by Democrats by joining in their criticism.
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Hong Kong's Education Bureau, which oversees all education levels, has taken the harshest stance so far, condemning the boycott and asking parents to "dissuade" their children from joining in a letter sent on August 29.
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She worked her way through the ranks of the department after joining in 1987, and she was seen by some nationally as a police reformer who outfitted officers with body cameras and advocated restorative justice.
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"You could feel the frustration and embarrassment growing in Congress as we exposed the hypocrisy of Republicans who are joining in an unholy alliance and spending free-for-all with Democrats," Paul tweeted Thursday night.
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In a video that subsequently went viral, a mob—a real one—can be seen joining in, punching and kicking her in the head and yelling slurs as she squirms and struggles on the ground.
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He is in Wales as part of a week of events that included having a bridge named for him and joining in the summer festivities in a tiny riverside village with wife Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall.
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The starring duo were praised with a standing ovation at curtain call led by avid Broadway fan Rosie O'Donnell with stars like Gayle King, Uzo Aduba, original cast member Bernadette Peters and Cobie Smulders joining in.
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Eero has created some buzz and positive reviews in taking on more traditional router companies with its full-home Wi-Fi product, and now another company, Plume, is joining in — only there 's no router involved.
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In a case before the National Labor Relations Board, Fight for $15 claims the company is a joint employer of franchise workers who say they faced retaliation for joining in nationwide strikes organized by the group.
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Awkward people, who are self-critical and analyze environments for potential threats to their insecurities, are doing more mental work than non-awkward people capable of "joining in the sing-song of the moment," Tashiro says.
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Joining in its debt advisory and restructuring practice in New York, but working closely with the bank's Houston-based energy team, Jänne will allow PJ Solomon to provide turnaround services to distressed oil and gas companies.
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After the heated competition between Chik-fil-A and Popeyes over their chicken sandwiches, the chain is joining in — but with their own Mexican-inspired spin of course — with the debut of their Crispy Tortilla Chicken.
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"To some extent, liberal studies awakened these young minds to the view that by joining in protests you can achieve change," said Willy Lam, a political analyst who teaches at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
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"Lisa's choosing not to film during any of the group activities," says the source, who notes that the drama arose partly after Lisa Rinna allegedly called out Vanderpump for not joining in during a cast photo shoot.
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Bieber's joining in on the pink hair trend taking over Hollywood, adding her name to an impressive list of stars, from Khloe Kardashian to Julia Roberts and even Jonah Hill, who experimented with flamingo hues in 2018.
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"All they've agreed to is not increasing output, and that doesn't include Iran," said Alastair McCaig, market analyst at IG. Investors remained unconvinced as the deal to freeze output levels was contingent on other producers joining in.
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The protest movement was furthered by social media, with Game of Thrones actor Jason Momoa posting frequently against the telescope and others celebrities like Zoë Kravitz and Nicole Scherzinger joining in with "We Are Mauna Kea" images.
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But a series of member states asking to be exempt from any deal, along with questions over the likelihood of non-OPEC rival Russia joining in, have created doubt over OPEC's ability to deliver a meaningful cut.
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The royal brothers, who are devoted known soccer fans, are joining in on the excitement ahead of England's World Cup semi-final match against Croatia on Wednesday — and they made sure to cheer on their team publicly.
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Pinterest president Tim Kendall, who has since joining in 2012 overseen the growth of the startup's advertising business and launch of a wide array of ad products, is leaving the company at the end of the year.
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But I do know that there are definitely other people who like Leonard Cohen and Wiz Khalifa (wild!), and that joining in with a song that many flagged as misogynistic isn't really the same as Bikini Kill.
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So this week, I'm joining in solidarity with Toys "R" Us workers across the country to protest at Geoffrey's Toy Box, a new pop-up shop that the creditors Solus and Angelo Gordon have launched with Kroger.
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Or at least it was, until Sheeran—perpetually the sniggering boy leaning over the seats on the school bus because he's not quite in the group, but he's joining in the conversation anyway—brought up gang banging.
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Cue my Summer of Dabs™, starting with the adorable contestants of the Scripps spelling bee, dabbing up a storm in May, and ending with these reptiles and amphibians joining in on the dance craze in July.
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It's part of the left's war on the right MORE was approved by the Senate Judiciary Committee with a vote of 2628-28503, and the full Senate vote was 22019-21, with many Republicans joining in support.
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When Motte began clapping his hands and stamping his feet to Castro's walk-up song, a Dominican pop tune, the entire crowd soon made a habit of joining in, briefly creating a fiestalike atmosphere at the ballpark.
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I said basta (ph), and I am pleased that others... (APPLAUSE) CLINTON: Others are also joining in making clear that his rhetoric, his demagoguery, his trafficking in prejudice and paranoia has no place in our political system.
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Although Japan remained constitutionally forbidden from joining in the invasion or taking a direct military role, Mr. Koizumi's government passed a special law allowing the Self-Defense Force to help in humanitarian support missions in postwar Iraq.
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Claudio Vinicius, a 16-year-old blue belt under Fernando Terere, is deaf and mute, but his inability to talk with people didn't stop him from joining in on the 20 minutes of morning drilling in English.
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It's a movement being led by tween and teenage boys around the world — with a sprinkling of girls joining in — and it's called Gtramp, short for garden trampoline, to distinguish it from the Olympic sport of trampoline.
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When not working on improving the community, volunteers also enjoy a bounty of cultural activities like attending a powwow, joining in sweat ceremonies, horse riding in Glacier National Park, and connecting with tribal historians and spiritual leaders.
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The officials' testimony taken together, Mr. Bobbitt said, shows that what may seem like separate parts of the executive branch are likely to continue joining in surprising ways to tell an expanding version of the same story.
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Analysts have said its decision may be influenced by Atlantia's willingness to mend fences with Rome by joining in the rescue of struggling national carrier Alitalia, which is leaking cash and in urgent need of a bailout.
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Top oil exporters Russia and Saudi Arabia agreed to freeze output levels but said the deal was contingent on other producers joining in, a major sticking point with Iran absent from the talks and determined to raise production.
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After joining in an "unholy union" with a "corpse Queen" (AKA what sounds suspiciously like having sex with a White Walker), he declared himself King, and subjected the Watch to a reign of terror that included human sacrifices.
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"Our replica lion is so realistic, visitors joining in the action will get an incredible sense of what it's like for the teams working in India to rescue injured animals," ZSL's live interpretation team leader Ruth Thomas said.
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But the company had instituted a policy that could force employees to ultimately resolve disputes through arbitration instead of the courts, which essentially shut down Ms. Zoumer's lawsuit, since arbitration bars individuals from joining in a class action.
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Cuban-born Americans cannot visit the island by sea, due to a Cuban law that dates to the Cold War era, and therefore are barred from joining in Carnival's sailings to the island, the Miami Herald has reported.
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My grandfather bought me my first NRA membership when I was young, and I have the same pride he and many Americans feel at being responsible gun owners, becoming excellent marksmen and joining in the camaraderie of hunting.
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Coldplay also paid tribute to British band Viola Beach, whose four young members tragically died in a road accident earlier this year, projecting a video of the band singing "Boys Don't Sing" before joining in to sing along.
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As millions of viewers gear up to watch and dissect each game, with many joining in office bracket wagers, it's easy to forget that these are college students vying for glory and not NBA stars playing for millions.
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"What is happening is the preliminary result of the sword dance," tweeted Hamid Aboutalebi, deputy chief of staff to Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, referring to Trump's joining in a traditional dance with the Saudi king at the meeting.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Attorney General William Barr, displaying a little-known talent, played "Scotland the Brave" on his bagpipes on Wednesday, joining in with the New York City Police Department's famed Pipes and Drums of the Emerald Society.
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The tropical getaway was a family affair, with sister Pippa, 35, and her husband James Matthews, who recently welcomed their son Arthur Michael William, as well as Spencer Matthews and his wife and son joining in on the fun.
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I'm all for the protest groups that get up to these kinds of things without the cover of legality, but I can't see myself joining in unless I knew I wasn't going to end up in prison for it.
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Justice Samuel Alito, who authored the majority opinion (embedded below) in which Chief Justice Roberts, Kennedy, Thomas, Kagan, and Gorsuch joined (with a seventh justice, Breyer, joining in part), minced no words in striking down PASPA in its entirety.
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After their marriage (the two eventually tied the knot in 1967), Elvis would bring other women into their bedroom; he would watch and film his wife with them, sometimes also joining in—whether Priscilla was into this is undocumented.
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Top oil exporters Russia and Saudi Arabia have agreed to freeze output levels but said the deal was contingent on other producers joining in - a major sticking point with Iran absent from the talks and determined to raise production.
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Butler improved to 7-2 in conference play and moved to the top of the league standings (tied with Villanova) - the latest that the Bulldogs have enjoyed a share of the Big East lead since joining in 2013-14.
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"As car manufacturers rush towards joining in the 'internet of things' craze, security cannot be an afterthought nor something we're told they take seriously after realizing that they didn't take it seriously enough in the first place," Hunt concluded.
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OPEC agreed to cut oil output by an extra 1.5 million barrels per day in the second quarter of 2020, its deepest cut since the 2008 financial crisis, but its action is conditional on Russia and others joining in.
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While China had its own regional trade accord, the United States-led pact had become the preferred agreement, with several nations that had missed out on the initial round of negotiations expressing interest in joining in a second round.
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When the music ended, each couple entered from side aisles, one partner from each side, joining in the center to walk up the steps to the altar, taking their places under three wedding canopies that were on the stage.
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I look forward to all of my colleagues and the Administration joining in support of my proposal to crack down on U.S. exports to Huawei, protect our national security and the security and growth of the U.S. technology industry.
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As a rule, "empowerment" appears to be the consolation prize for those of us who will never have any actual power, and you can safely assume that no one in any position of genuine authority will be joining in.
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European diplomats, former U.S. officials and like-minded activists are joining in with a ramped-up lobbying effort designed to dissuade the GOP-led Congress from responding to Trump by reimposing sanctions that are likely to destroy the deal.
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In the wake of a horrific string of school shootings in Parkland, Florida and across the country, it looks as if Hollywood will be joining in on the gun control conversation in one of the best ways they know: pins.
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Senate Republicans have grown increasingly vocal, airing concerns that the party may be moving too fast to repeal a law that covers some 20 million people; in the House, GOP members ranging from conservatives to moderates are also joining in.
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Maybe you are a parent or an aunt or simply a family friend who is joining in the celebration — but whatever your role, you can pray for these young men and women as they begin a new journey in life.
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Utilizing AngelList's A-List platform to gauge interest in blockchain jobs, data shows about 40 percent of top job seekers listed blockchain among the industries they were most interested in joining in 2017, trailed by a drop-off in March 13.
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Mr Murray really does make a habit of joining in strangers' karaoke sessions and football games, washing dishes in their kitchens or proposing toasts at their stag nights, before slouching off into the night like some kind of crumpled superhero.
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Bernhardt, a former fossil fuel lobbyist, was confirmed in the Senate 56-41 last week following intense scrutiny from Democratic members of Congress and advocacy groups about how he has been spending his time at the agency since joining in 2017.
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The round adds another strategic investor to PubNub's cap table: Hewlett Packard Enterprise is coming on as an investor, joining in this round previous backers Sapphire Ventures (backed by SAP), Relay Ventures, Scale Venture Partners, Cisco Investments, Bosch and Ericsson.
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With the major networks throwing their own bashes and InStyle joining in on the fun, there were plenty of options for the night's winners, losers and everyone else to let loose — and PEOPLE was there for all of the celebrations!
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Day three and day six belonged to Kourtney's kids with ex Scott Disick — Reign Aston, 3 this month, starring solo on day three and then Mason and 5-year-old sister Penelope joining in on the fun for day six.
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While Keane's era was characterised by players being scared into staying at Old Trafford and knuckling down for Fergie, these days there is more risk of a top talent leaving United, or being deterred from joining in the first place.
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Also joining in the cavalcade of anti-Trump forces are three unaligned outside groups: American Future Fund, Our Principles PAC and the Club for Growth, which together are on track to spend $3.5 million hitting him over the past week.
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Most of the jokes appeared to be lighthearted, with even some members of Congress joining in on the phrase, which immediately started trending: I've instructed my staff that I expect to be called "Easy D" for the remainder of this week.
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The wealth of information many dating sites request may help to home in on the perfect match, but if the effort involved is enough to deter potential mates from joining in the first place, then it does more harm than good.
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For everything from smartphones to TVs and refrigerators Now, Samsung is joining in, with the unveiling of the SamsungOne font, a typeface that hopes to help give a consistent and universal visual identity to the wide range of Samsung products.
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A bunch of white kids joining in Native chants is problematic to begin with; doing it in a heated moment, with one of the boys up in a Native elder's face, creates an even more disturbing impression on first viewing.
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American country singer Vince Gill, a scratch golfer who played several rounds with Palmer over the years, performed an emotional rendition of Carole King's 'You've Got a Friend', with the congregation joining in, as the service drew to a close.
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If that effort is successful, and with Democrats joining in such an expulsion vote it's a good bet it would be, then Alabama Republican Governor Kay Ivey would have the power to handpick Moore's replacement with most likely another Republican.
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At some point during the evening, the other half of the group, Anni-Frid Lyngstad and Agnetha Faltskog, got onstage and performed "The Way Old Friends Do," with the two men joining in toward the end, the Swedish tabloid Expressen reported.
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Top oil exporters Russia and Saudi Arabia agreed on Tuesday to freeze output levels, but said the deal was contingent on other producers joining in — a major sticking point, with Iran absent from the talks and determined to raise production.
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A number of Twitter users are joining in a 22017 hour boycott of the platform today, organized around the hashtag #WomenBoycottTwitter, to draw attention to online harassment on social media, including how women's voices are silenced by bullying and abuse.
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Kate, who is patron of the Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families, earlier visited its Early Years Parenting Unit (EYPU), joining in a "'theraplay' session, which promotes the attachment relationship between parents and children", Kensington Palace said on Twitter.
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The choice of Croatia to host the summit meeting, he said, was significant because as the newest member of the European Union, joining in 2013, it has forged one of the strongest partnerships with China, best seen in the bridge project.
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" Even Bill Kristol, newly woke, couldn't resist joining in: "Oprah: Sounder on economics than Bernie Sanders, understands Middle America better than Elizabeth Warren, less touchy-feely than Joe Biden, more pleasant than Andrew Cuomo, more charismatic than John Hickenlooper. #ImWithHer.
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Mr. Konkus said that Mr. Wheeler did not work on the mercury issue when he served a lobbyist for Mr. Murray, and said Mr. Wheeler did not lobby the agency at all in the two years before joining in April.
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After joining in blessings over home-baked challah and sparkling grape juice (instead of wine, out of consideration for the Muslims), Ms. Firdaus talked with four Jewish women she had never met before, balancing plates of Indian food on their laps.
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One of Mr. Condon's decisions — to make the comic sidekick LeFou (Josh Gad) a gay character — prompted a media uproar before the film's release, with some conservatives expressing outrage online and politicians in countries like Russia and Malaysia joining in.
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A Trump adviser painted a different picture, saying that Mr. Durbin, the second-ranking Democrat, had expressed anger at the document, and that Mr. Trump, who often plays to the crowd in front of him, was merely joining in the outrage.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May has called government ministers to a Thursday cabinet meeting on Syria, which media reports said was likely to lead to London joining in a military response to a suspected chemical attack in Syria.
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And it really says something in a market like this that consumer-oriented stocks are not just not joining in the rally, but are making new lows," Eddy Elfenbein, editor of the Crossing Wall Street blog, said Thursday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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But his daughter, Sara Duterte-Carpio, the current mayor of Davao, recently founded a party called Hugpong ng Pagbabago ("Faction for Change" or HNP), which Mr Duterte's supporters are joining in droves, even though the president himself remains head of PDP-Laban.
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This season has given fans a lot of things to be excited about (including highlighting women's roles in the show and theories about who will survive after this season's end,) but it seems that Facebook is joining in on the excitement as well.
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Khan, who could not be reached for comment, will be replaced by international wealth management's (IWM) chief financial officer, Philipp Wehle, a Credit Suisse veteran and former German military intelligence officer who has held a number of roles since joining in 2005.
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"I was very honored — very, very honored — when I heard that President Bill Clinton and Secretary Hillary Clinton were coming today and I think it's appropriate to say and I'd like you to stand up," he said, joining in as the audience clapped.
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Top oil exporters Russia and Saudi Arabia agreed on Tuesday to freeze output levels but said the deal was contingent on other producers joining in, which could prove a major sticking point with Iran absent from the talks and determined to raise production.
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"But Lewis still can win the championship this year, it's going to be very close between them," added Mansell, describing Bottas as a clear number two despite doing a great job since joining in January as replacement for retired champion Nico Rosberg.
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Celebrants this week should remember that their brothers and sisters throughout the Middle East are joining in Christ's suffering to this very day, facing ridicule and persecution that is driving them to leave the lands they have lived in for thousands of years.
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DANISH STRING QUARTET This fiery group presents a program at Carnegie Hall that explores finality: On the docket are Shostakovich's last quartet (his 15th) and Schubert's last chamber work (the String Quintet in C, with the cellist Torlief Thedeen joining in). Oct. 26.
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Unless Robert Mueller offers a clear-cut case to remove Trump -- one that would command the support of two-thirds of the Senate, which means some Republicans joining in a positive vote -- Democrats would probably decide to concentrate on pushing their policy agenda.
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ICYMI -- We talked to T.O. last week about wanting to join ex-NBA hoopers like Allen Iverson, Chauncey Billups and Ricky Davis in Cube's new 3-on-3 league ... and he said he was 100% serious about joining in on the fun.
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A former pharmaceutical executive accused of joining in a scheme to bribe doctors into prescribing a powerful painkiller once gave a lap dance to a doctor the company was pressuring to get his patients on the drug, her onetime colleague said Tuesday.
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Prior to Blossom Capital, Hudack spent almost two and a half years at Deliveroo — joining in September 2016 — as the takeout marketplace and delivery company's CTO (and CPO) where he was responsible for product, engineering, design and growth, according to his LinkedIn profile.
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The race to find treatments and vaccines for the novel coronavirusMeanwhile, Andrew Dunn has been diligently keeping tabs on the efforts to develop new treatments and vaccines for COVID-19 (efforts the Gates Foundation, Wellcome, and Mastercard are also joining in on).
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And also in the Indian market there are quite a few individual and retail investors who were interested in joining in the bond market where you don't need to have only big end consumers coming in, or big-end investors coming in.
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New York City is also joining in on a new trend of liberal mayors who are determined to reverse the successes of energy production and, not just prevent growth in their cities, but to drive down exploration and production in the U.S. entirely.
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And there was, and is, truth to that: Most politicians really are highly ideological, and they use their power over the party's machinery to beat back or convert those who would seek to lead their party without joining in their ideological crusade.
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She'll also be welcoming hundreds of visitors to her home this month and joining in on the holiday merriment — she was no stranger to the dance floor during the disco party thrown for the security staff in the ballroom last year, we're told.
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As Brian Resnick explained for Vox, many people will show their outrage for someone's actions or beliefs — both for their personal entertainment and to demonstrate their moral character to others — by joining in social media mobs to punish someone for perceived wrongdoing.
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Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said he was ready to take bolder steps to accelerate inflation, joining in with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, who said on Monday the government would work with the BOJ to eliminate the risk of a return to deflation.
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Coupled with an upbeat profit forecast, it removes a cloud over the business and comes as a boost to CEO Warren East who, since joining in mid-2015, has led a drive to slash costs and restructure the group following a series of profit warnings.
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As Vox's Brian Resnick explained, many people will show their outrage for someone's actions — both for their personal entertainment and to demonstrate their moral character to others — by joining in internet mobs to punish someone for wrongdoing on Twitter, Facebook, and other social media platforms.
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However, Parker said on Wednesday that the prospect of the U.S. joining in the next couple of years was "very unlikely" and that even if Washington expressed a willingness to join CPTPP, there was no guarantee that the members would lift all the suspensions.
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Saudi Arabia, along with Russia, agreed on Tuesday to freeze output levels in a bid to tackle a growing oversupply of crude and help prices recover from their lowest in over a decade, but said the deal was contingent on other producers joining in.
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With today as the deadline to register public comments with the Federal Register, people everywhere are using social media as a final push to send a strong message — and celebrities with millions of followers are joining in to voice their support and raise awareness.
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Mediaite columnist Joseph Wulfsohn told Fox News that it "seemed more like a reaction to the chant than him actually joining in on it," and lthat iberal media members should be resting easy with the knowledge that Sessions hasn't actually attempted to lock her up.
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Get a pair with a built-in mic somewhere on the cans or the cable and you've got your remote video conferencing call needs covered as well—you can video chat with your boss or your clients without the rest of the world joining in.
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The top researcher for a new non-profit lab called OpenAI made more than $1.9 million in 2016, and two other researchers at the company made hundreds of thousands of dollars despite joining in March and June of that year, The New York Times reports.
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I was as amused as anyone by the thought of Melania wearing high heels to a hurricane, but I didn't feel that joining in the mockery was the best use of my time, given how I imagined the mockery being processed by some Trump supporters.
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Alejandro García Padilla seemed to be joining in the protest, declaring a moratorium on paying the island's debts just one day before a big payment was due — even as President Obama was signing a new law that precludes the governor from making such a move.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio ended his two-year boycott of the annual St. Patrick's Day parade on Thursday, joining in the world's largest celebration of Irish heritage after organizers opened the event up to all openly LGTB marchers.
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Vivendi, which is challenging Mediaset's corporate overhaul in court, said a loyalty share scheme to be adopted at Dutch-based MFE could prevent other European players from joining in the project - thwarting plans by Mediaset to use MFE to pursue alliances with peers in Europe.
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The Swiss citizen, who could not be reached for comment, will be replaced by international wealth management's (IWM) chief financial officer, Philipp Wehle, a Credit Suisse veteran and former German military intelligence officer who has held a number of roles since joining in 2005.
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On Sunday, the group will celebrate its 10th year of marching in the Manhattan Chinatown parade — a trailblazing moment that both built upon and helped pave the way for other marginalized groups seeking acceptance in the wider mainstream community, by joining in a moment of communal celebration.
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Of course, it had no effect on a person's actual Twitter account, but the game proved to be addictive nonetheless, and, with high profile Twitter users joining in, it began to take off in popularity shortly after it was posted on Product Hunt on New Year's Eve.
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It captures the feverish culture-gathering and curiosity many of us will remember from our dial-up years: link-chasing from forums through to MUDs (Multi-User Dungeons) and fan communities, joining in a rhizomatic internet culture which was never "forced" the way memes are today.
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He is still, as his former teammate Andrea Pirlo said, possessed of an "infectious enthusiasm" for the mere act of goalkeeping: Every summer, pictures emerge of him joining in a pickup game on some sun-drenched beach, a cast of impossibly glamorous Italians gathering around to watch.
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The idea, which was first reported by The Washington Post, appeals to moderate Democrats from conservative-leaning districts where the president is popular who are wary of joining in a one-sided impeachment vote and looking for ways to show they pushed for a fair process.
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Killer Mike said in the interview that he is a gun owner and staunch supporter of the Second Amendment, and that he discouraged his children from joining in the school protests against gun violence that took place in the weeks following February's Florida high school shooting.
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He gave no indication of whether he was rooting for the Nationals or Astros, neither offering any particular reaction when Carlos Correa hit a two-run homer to put Houston up 4-0 over the home team nor joining in the "baby shark" cheers favored by Washington fans.
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Intelligence leaders from Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the U.K. and the U.S. — the so-called "Five Eyes" — are reported to have agreed to a ban on all equipment from Huawei and fellow Chinese firm ZTE, and that's something that allies such as Japan appear to be joining in on.
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Since joining in 2004 from Citigroup, where he spent much of his career, Mestre has spearheaded relationships with many of Evercore's top clients and handled some of the industry's largest and most complicated deals of the past decade — such as the $130 billion Dow-DuPont merger in 2015.
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Though she was the only girl reading engineering at the University of Ilorin, Kwara state in western Nigeria, Uzochukwu was convinced that "what a man can do, a woman can do too," so she worked alongside electrical engineering employees, joining in on wiring tasks while still a student.
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Dominant OPEC power Saudi Arabia and non-OPEC Russia, the world's top two producers and exporters, agreed on Tuesday to freeze production levels but said the deal was contingent on others joining in - a major sticking point with Iran absent from the talks and determined to raise production.
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"China has showed that it wants to be a leader on climate change so it will be critical that they continue their positive moves by joining in efforts to reduce aviation's growing climate pollution problem," said Jake Schmidt, international director for the Natural Resources Defense Council in Washington.
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Amanda Deckelman, a standout sales professional in Bank of America Merrill Lynch's fixed-income division, is a lifer at the firm, interning at Merrill while she was an undergrad at Notre Dame and then joining in 2008 as a first-year analyst in repo and short-term rates trading.
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In recent weeks, the Trump administration has raised the ire of some Republicans in Congress by joining in a lawsuit that argues that the 2010 Affordable Care Act (ACA) should be completely overturned in light of a successful GOP effort to repeal the law's penalty for not purchasing insurance.
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There are antiwar demonstrations in the streets, but the 20-somethings in the story can't seem to work out their responses: "I saw the protest march today too, and I thought about joining in, but in the end I couldn't bring myself to," one says with a shrug.
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"I feel like we have been at the forefront with so many people fighting, and now that it's time for people to be joining in our fight, no one's there," said Atlantis Narcisse, 45, the founder of Save Our Sisters, a support organization for black transgender women in Houston.
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His comrades in the first ordeal (played by Morgan Turner, Ser'Darius Blain and Madison Iseman) must grudgingly try to follow, but joining in the melee are Spencer's grandfather (DeVito) and his former business partner and friend (Glover), who shows up seeking to reconnect after a long-ago falling out.
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"Hua Zile, founder of the popular Weibo page "The Gay Voice," told CNN: "Seven years ago, not that many people were willing to make their voices heard this way... It's amazing to see this happen now, with everyone—straight or gay, celebrities or ordinary people—using the hashtag and joining in.
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Along with longtime expedition leader Bonnie Stoll, 67-year-old Nyad has planned a series of treks across America, beginning with a walk from Los Angeles to San Diego in October and ending with one million people joining in a cross-country walk from Los Angeles to Washington, D.C. in 2020.
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And for a candidate whose promise hinged in part on his ability to raise vast sums of money -- and whose El Paso headquarters is still expanding, with new senior staffers joining in recent weeks -- the second-quarter total showed how far he had fallen from the top tier of Democratic candidates.
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As concessions, restaurants and ticket counters were being shuttered, a New Orleans-style second-line parade led by a brass band and an oversized version of Louis Armstrong snaked its way through the concourses and ticket lobby with many passengers, TSA employees and airport employees joining in to say good-bye.
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Children can also learn about service dog etiquette with representatives from the Guide Dog Foundation, hear Asian music performances and take part in a wide variety of activities, including making Indonesian shadow puppets, attending a Wu-Wo tea ceremony, listening to bilingual stories and joining in a hand-pulled noodle demonstration.
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What had been a modest round of anthem demonstrations this season led by a handful of African-American players mushroomed and morphed into a nationwide, diverse rebuke to Mr. Trump, with even some of his staunchest supporters in the N.F.L., including several owners, joining in or condemning Mr. Trump for divisiveness.
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What remains is a faint shadow of its former glory, which we remember and praise with eulogies from MoviePass super-users around the country: Since joining in July of 2015, I have seen hundreds of films in theaters from a wide range of genres, from intellectual brain teasers like mother!
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The 59-year-old actress, who's nominated for her sixth Golden Globe, hit the red carpet at tonight's award show joining in on the Time's Up movement — which men in Hollywood are also partaking in tonight — by wearing a Dior Haute Couture belted black blazer and tulle, feather maxi skirt with glittering fringe.
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Set as a sequel to the 2015's Ant-Man, Ant-Man and the Wasp once again sees Paul Rudd suit up as the shrinking superhero Ant-Man, this time joined by Evangeline Lilly, who'll be joining in on the action as Wasp (in case you didn't quite get that from the title).
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While he accepted criticism over future share awards, he noted that these pre-dated the current board and said no one had expected Sorrell to leave so quickly and that his priority after joining in 2015 had been to renegotiate Sorrell's pay before seeking to tie him in to a more typical contract.
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"Because Ripley Entertainment is an active and cooperative participant in the ongoing accident investigation by the National Transportation Safety Board, we are not authorized to provide any statement about that inquiry or the US Coast Guard's announcement that it is joining in the analysis of the tragic event," Ripley spokeswoman Suzanne Smagala said.
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His latest oddball moment came a couple of nights ago at Lupe Fiasco's concert in Austin, Texas, where he hung out with the rapper (because, obviously, Bill Murray is best friends with Lupe Fiasco) and was caught on camera enthusiastically joining in with the crowd's requests for an encore, air punches and all.
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Still on the 6, the porn streaming service YouPorn announced the removal of Jones from its platform, with vice president Charlie Hughes stating: Following news that YouTube, Spotify and Facebook have banned Alex Jones from their platforms, team YouPorn is joining in solidarity and announces we are banning his content as well.
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On his days off from his priestly duties he pursued his writing interests, joining in the Circle in the Square Theater drama workshop in Greenwich Village and workshops on poetry and cinema at Columbia University; at the same time, he was also studying for a master's in American literature at Fordham University.
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As the drummer of Foo Fighters, something he still regards as Dave Grohl's solo project ("it just happens to be this huge behemoth thing"), he's been selling out arenas and stadiums for the better part of two decades, joining in 1997 and playing on every album from 1999's There Is Nothing Left to Lose.
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In erasing what many folks have deemed "just porn," by joining in the internet's race to diminish sexuality from the idea of what makes a person, whole communities, too, will be erased, and the possibility for fostering the connections that the executives of massive social media platforms speak so fondly of will be gone.
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We wrote about the company earlier this year when it was part of Y Combinator's winter cohort, and now it has spread its wings with a round led by Initialized Capital — a seed investor in billion-dollar crypto exchange Coinbase — with Y Combinator and a host of angel investors joining in for the ride.
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The Olympics opening ceremony is always a big show, and this year was no exception, with Intel joining in on the fun with a record-setting performance of 1,218 Shooting Star drones flying in sync to create huge light-up images of Olympic sports and the iconic Olympic rings in the skies over Pyeongchang.
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The comments, which came in his first public appearance since Clinton ripped him in her speech at the Democratic National Convention Thursday night, marked an about-face for Trump, who in the last week has resisted joining in on his supporters' chants and instead urged them to channel their anger at the ballot box.
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This is an estimate of what you might have to pay out-of-pocket if a Trump/Pence administration removes the contraceptive mandate: Cost of an IUD by state, without the ACA's contraceptive mandate In other words: Joining in the great birth-control scramble of 2016 might in fact be a level-headed choice.
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Many of those joining in are concerned about an erosion of the former British colony's civil liberties it was promised after being handed over to Chinese rule in 1997, along with a shortage of well-paying jobs and a yawning divide between the city's ruling class and those merely getting by amid soaring housing costs.
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Their efforts come as food and beverage companies are not only looking for biodegradable containers — Nestlé Waters and Danone recently announced a joint project to make water bottles from wood — but also joining in the growing effort by governments, restaurateurs and consumers to reduce waste, which contributes to the greenhouse gases enveloping the planet.
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"Moving to an innovation box would entail joining in a race to the bottom that is not justified by the economics of an innovation box and certainly not justified when an alternative, proven, effective method exists to encourage greater investment in innovation," he said at a conference at Georgetown University Law Center in Washington.
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"In the last 24 hours we've sensed a real shift from Republicans not believing Democrats are going to be resolute, to, 'Oh my god, Democrats are resolute and Republicans are joining in and we won't be able to pass the CR without negotiation,'" said Frank Sharry, a longtime immigration advocate with America's Voice Education Fund.
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We can't return to a time when overtourism didn't exist, and the desire to do so is as problematic as the concept of overtourism itself: there's prejudice at work when wealthy, white Westerners have been tourists, if not colonizers, for centuries, but now that the rest of the world is joining in, it's cast as excessive.
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Here's the plaque in question: While Griffey's decision to wear his cap backwards could be identified as joining in on that a-symmetrical 90's fashion trend—in keeping with LL Cool J's one-legged ventilation system, or that Kriss Kross illogical buttoning style—he actually had a functional, and very sweet reason for flipping the brim around.
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In another, he suffers the rhythmlessness of the longtime radio and TV personality Storme Warren, who currently hosts a morning show on Sirius XM. In the clip featuring the renegade syndicated morning radio host Bobby Bones and the singer Caylee Hammack, Brown appears mysteriously in the background about halfway through, like a curious judge, before joining in.
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