The man jumped back into his vehicle and sped away.
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Brogan BamBrogan has jumped back into the race to transform transportation.
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It has now jumped back into the green for the day.
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When she removed the towel, she nearly jumped back in fright.
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Both times, she picked herself up and jumped back into the play.
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Afterward, she jumped back on the scale and she weighed 105 lbs.
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So finally I said screw it and jumped back through the light.
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Apple's valuation jumped back up to $24.2 trillion after its Tuesday announcement.
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The euro jumped back to $1.0953 from Wednesday's one-month low of $1.08255.
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Gunjita has already jumped back twice, but Cav grapples with questions of mortality.
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Texas jumped back into the rankings at No. 18 after beating then-No.
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Ailes jumped back into presidential campaigns in 28503, this time for Ronald Reagan.
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I jumped back up and with my pistol I started firing at them.
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Kim jumped back on all platforms Tuesday, blasting out pics, tweets and messages.
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The dollar jumped back to 109.35 yen versus Friday's 10-month low of 107.32.
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The next were three stocks that jumped back to life: Valeant, Chipotle and Apple.
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She said there were, like, only two or three people who ever jumped back.
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Immediately, a moray eel poked its head out and I jumped back, conceding defeat.
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They jumped back to the Mexican side once they saw they were being filmed.
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Bitcoin jumped back above $10,513 Monday morning amid broad gains in the cryptocurrency market.
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Eventually, she jumped back out of the truck and I was able to drive away.
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The man jumped back into the truck and ran over the vet's GSX 600 motorcycle.
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Afterwards, Gronk jumped back in to give Rawley a massive hug and a chest bump.
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After plugging it back into the charger, it almost immediately jumped back up to 60%.
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Her volatile relationship with Saran didn't work out and she jumped back on the market.
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When the cougar released him, Sederbaum jumped back on his mountain bike to get away.
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The SLF jumped back into the state with a late ad buy, while GOP Sen.
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The euro jumped back to $22018 from Wednesday's 22019- 21.3528/4.37803-month low of $24.3780.
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The two-year yield also jumped back to 0.525% compared to Monday's low of 0.251%.
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Trump also jumped back into the fray, issuing a series of Twitter broadsides against Democrats.
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Her heart jumped back into action, some six hours after emergency services were first contacted.
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After falling to 18 percent in 2010 it jumped back to 22 percent by 2015.
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He said he jumped back up and ran around to the other side of the car.
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Feeling the competition hot on its heels, Verizon jumped back into the unlimited game this year.
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Following today's earnings, Netflix's stock jumped back up, showing a sign of confidence from Wall Street.
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When she finished her speech, Krasinski, who was visibly emotional, immediately jumped back up and applauded.
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In April of 1944, after recovering from a broken leg, she jumped back into occupied France.
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"He started trying to feel me up through my jacket and I jumped back," she said.
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" According to the source, Kardashian hasn't jumped back into the dating scene yet, but will "eventually.
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The attackers were repelled, jumped back over the fence, climbed into their truck and took off.
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One sip of a gin and tonic later, I changed my mind and jumped back in.
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" According to the source, Kardashian, 34, hasn't jumped back into the dating scene yet, but will "eventually.
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Manafort also occasionally jumped back into US politics, such as to manage the Republican convention in 1996.
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When she finished her speech, Krasinski, who was visibly emotional, immediately jumped back up and applauded enthusiastically.
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The euro jumped back to $1.2271, after having hit a seven-week low of $1.21545 on Thursday.
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U.S. crude oil exports jumped back above two million barrels per day in the week ending Feb.
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A gunman then hopped out and fired a few shots, then jumped back in and sped off.
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On the restart with 39 laps to go, Elliott jumped back to the lead on his teammate.
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It was only after some convincing and an overnight script rewrite that Daniels jumped back on board.
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Since then, she has jumped back into acting with both feet — she has already filmed five movies since.
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Crude futures briefly jumped back above 3% after Pompeo accused Tehran of being involved in the latest attacks.
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But, according to Izea, the average price of sponsored content on YouTube jumped back in 2019 to $6,700.
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Crude futures briefly jumped back above 3% after U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo blamed Iran for the attacks.
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The seal inevitably jumped back into the water before immediately regretting his decision and jumping back into the boat.
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Analysis by climate news website CarbonBrief showed the proportion has jumped back to 38 percent this year in Bonn.
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" ("The Heart of the Park") "She jumped back and looked as if she were going to swallow her face.
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But, according to the report, the average price of sponsored content on YouTube jumped back in 0003 to $6,700.
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They jumped back and forth in time, and the fourth and fifth each rebooted the story, in different ways.
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And the unemployment rate ticked up for a good reason: More people have jumped back into the job market.
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Instead, at the urging of his friends, he jumped back into the vehicle and fled eastbound out of Gainesville.
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The D-backs jumped back into a 4-4 tie in the bottom of the fifth with three unearned runs.
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He then jumped back on the fence and shouted: "I want my mother-f------ belt," in his post-fight interview.
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The rate-sensitive two-year notes yield jumped back to 20.75% from Monday's 24 47.853/247.85-year low of 4.32%.
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At one point my son jumped back and dropped his shovel; a skull came out in a chunk of dirt.
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Instead, I just rang my bell, and he jumped back, without ever taking his eyes off whatever he was reading.
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After hearing that, Johnson says, Stallone jumped back out of the car for another round of selfies with the kids.
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The rate-sensitive two-year notes yield jumped back to 0.8452% from Monday's 3 1/2-year low of 0.710%.
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Wrestler Rob Van Dam jumped back on the horse quickly after ending his 17-year marriage, and with good reason.
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He then jumped back into the car, which was driven by someone else, and fled into Ramallah, the Israeli military said.
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I jumped back in time to the beginning of my inbox: July 19, 2008, the summer before senior year of college.
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Seconds after the 4 officers surrounded him ... they suddenly jumped back and 2 of them fired their handguns dozens of times.
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With the market correction barely a month in the rear-view mirror, investors have jumped back into stocks in record numbers.
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As I jumped back, I realized we'd already invented VR. Now we're just perfecting it, making it cheaper, better, more addictive.
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He was concerned about his weight and appearance in the photos and wound up getting upset and jumped back into their SUV.
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Homebuyers jumped back into the market after Labor Day, filing applications for mortgages at a far faster pace than in previous weeks.
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After a little pit stop, we jumped back into the Honda, put on some Cardi B, and drive north to the border.
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Since then, U.S. production has jumped back, reaching 9.1 million barrels a day this month, according to the latest EIA weekly data.
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A few weeks ago, in anticipation of the release of World of Warcraft's seventh expansion Battle for Azeroth, I jumped back in.
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Within two months, Mr. Putin's popularity jumped back to more than 20173 percent, where it has stayed until now, despite the recession.
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U.S. crude bounced over $2 to $45.12 a barrel, while Brent jumped back to $45.50 barrel having been as low as $44.40.
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Something in the newscast caught her attention on a subliminal level, and Miyako turned the volume up slightly and jumped back ten seconds. . . .
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But after stepping out of the tub to flash Gunvalson, Judge jumped back into the jacuzzi — and broke her foot in the process.
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Republicans, who have spent months on defense amid allegations of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia, jumped back into an attack posture.
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Dwayne Washington reinjured his ankle against the New Orleans Saints and had to leave, and Zenner jumped back into the Lions' backfield mix.
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However, on May 21, just three days after launching the controversial new porn feature, with no parental controls, their stock jumped back up.
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Post Malone has jumped back on the horse -- in this case the Rolls -- just a day after his other Rolls got T-boned.
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Nearby partygoers on the dock threw Lehr corks from their vodka bottles and he jumped back onto the boat to plug the hole.
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After a national reporter unbound by the agreement scooped the first three picks and a noteworthy trade, everyone jumped back into the scrum.
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One-month forwards jumped back to levels seen at the start of the month, when a diplomatic spat with its neighbours first erupted.
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West Virginia jumped back into a tie for first place in the Big 12 with Kansas on Saturday by crushing TCU 73-42.
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When Dark Rey opens her mouth, you may have jumped back a little because she had some scary, sharp teeth to show off.
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"I felt when I moved to Mississippi, I'd jumped back 100 years," Jensen Luke Matar, 29, a retail manager who lives in Jackson, says.
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The number of daily active users in the US and Canada also jumped back up to 185 million, following that historic downturn last quarter.
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But when Rubio reversed his decision and jumped back in the Senate race, Jolly ended his Senate bid and announced he'd run for reelection.
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I was scared of getting found out at this point, so I jumped back into bed and pulled the covers up, pretending to sleep.
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The unemployment rate ticked up to 4.9 percent from 4.7 as 414,000 workers jumped back into the market, the Labor Department reported on Friday.
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When he hit the footpad he jumped back up to the bottom rung of the ladder, just to make sure he could do it.
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Just before I jumped back into the light I overheard some maintenance guy talk into his voicecom about a defective soul valve or some crap.
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When Ewing was shown a photo of Smith from the murder scene, he "jumped back in his chair" and stared at it, the documents state.
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TOKYO, June 2136 (Reuters) - Super-long Japanese government bond (JGB) yields jumped back on Thursday, after a 0.1303-year bond auction received weak investor demand.
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But when Oscar went back in the water to help Tania cross, Valeria — too young to understand what was happening — jumped back in as well.
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Wilson jumped back on his bike and out of harms way, just in time to capture footage of another cyclist being pursued by the same bird.
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Paul unsuccessfully ran for president in the Republican primary, and after dropping out in early February jumped back into the race to keep his Senate seat.
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After three months below 50, signaling output was contracting, the manufacturing index jumped back above that critical threshold to 50.8 — the highest level since last July.
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Ten-year Italian borrowing costs were 18 basis points higher on the day at 2.74 percent and 2-year yields briefly jumped back above 1 percent.
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But believers in the power of books rejected that fate, and in town after town they jumped back into the book-lending business on their own.
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But when officers tried to handcuff him, he allegedly resisted and got away from the officers and jumped back into his Jeep before allegedly striking Sullivan.
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Then, as home prices mounted, and borrowers regained sizable equity, HELOC originations jumped back again in 2014-15 and should reach a collective $173 billion this year.
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The Angels trailed 183-218, having blown a 219-219 lead, when they jumped back ahead with three runs in the sixth off Rays starter Jake Odorizzi.
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The dollar also jumped back, with its index against a basket of six major currencies rising to 21.3004 from Wednesday's 0.86643-20.8664/22019-month low of 259.98.
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Not only are Republican Senators being relentlessly whipped; the White House has jumped back into the fray, with Vice President Pence calling members of Congress and governors.
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The dollar also jumped back, with its index against a basket of six major currencies rising to 20.3 from Wednesday's 21.3142-21.3004/20.8722-month low of 20.8654.
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Benchmark 20.4-year Treasury yields jumped back 20.6973 basis points to 20.9% after hitting a 1.13133-month low of 21.1313% on Friday after soft U.S. jobs data.
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The Cowboys jumped back in front on the ensuing possession on a 22-yard Cornelius scoring pass to a wide-open Jelani Woods on fourth down and one.
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I jumped back onto the platform, followed all the writers whose work I was reading, followed the people they retweeted, and eventually started to share my own thoughts.
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But the Coyotes jumped back in front by as many as five points, 50-45, on Triston Simpson's bucket from beyond the arc at the 9:31 mark.
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After the Sixers closed within 153-215, the Lakers responded and jumped back ahead by 23 at 219-75 following a basket by Nance with 6:18 remaining.
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Source: Coinbase Bitcoin dropped 28 percent to a low of $9,1003 on Coinbase, but quickly jumped back up to trade back above $11,000 as of 8:12 p.m.
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Yet the Berkeley researchers found that just after YouTube announced that success, its recommendations of conspiracy theories jumped back up and then fluctuated over the next several months.
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But once the incumbent jumped back in, Mr. Murphy quickly took criticism for funding his campaign with the help of his wealthy father and for padding his résumé.
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A few minutes later, he jumped back into the car to report to Muscat that they had a contract: To kill the island's top journalist, Daphne Caruana Galizia.
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Lewis believes the mountain lion jumped an eight-foot wall to enter this enclosure, quickly snapped the koala off the ground and then jumped back over the same wall.
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He jumped back to the NFL and led the San Francisco 49ers to two NFC Championship games and a Super Bowl appearance in his four years at the helm.
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On the Orphan Black Season 4 premiere, the action jumped back in time to when Beth was still alive and Sarah was just a LEDA clone on the loose.
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The men jumped back into Fears's Jeep and, with Colton behind the wheel, sped away toward Interstate 216 — but not before a witness wrote down the license-plate number.
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Billboard reports that the rapper-singer&aposs song originally peaked at No. 7, but jumped back this week from No. 52 to No. 1, supplanting Drake&aposs "Nice for What."
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Glass-Steagall unexpectedly jumped back into the political conversation when Republicans referred to their desire to bring back elements of the legislation in July as part of their campaign platform.
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But as RHONJ viewers will see, Giudice quickly jumped back into her role as mom to her four daughters Gia, 15, Gabriella, 11, Milania,10, and six-year-old Audriana.
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For a moment, I saw just how easily I could have gotten out of there, but I realized I was in too deep, and jumped back down into the prison.
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Crude oil jumped back above $31 a barrel, after earlier in the week touching $27, as a cold snap boosted demand for heating oil across the United States and Europe.
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But with mounting pressure from top Senate Republicans in a year that was favorable to Democrats, Rubio eventually reversed his decision and jumped back into the race in late June.
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The accolades keep rolling in for Stanford running back Bryce Love, who jumped back into the Heisman Trophy race with a stellar performance in last week's stunning win over Washington.
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When the state announced its license winners late last month, the mayor said he had jumped back on the phone with the Dollar General people, and made his pitch again.
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The 10-year U.S. Treasuries yield jumped back 3.5 basis points to 2.119 percent, after hitting a 21-month low of 2.053 percent on Friday on soft U.S. jobs data.
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Even though I played through the original on PS2, it still took me a few hours to feel comfortable again with how gambits work when I jumped back into the remaster.
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However, the project suffered with changes in federal administrations and it was not until 1999 that NASA's solar power exploratory research and technology program jumped back in to study the issue.
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"I got back out and I jumped back over the gate and just walked back to him and just sat there cross-legged," with Murfitt's head in his lap, MacKinnon says.
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MSCI's benchmark emerging stocks index rose 0.6 percent, tracking recent gains in MSCI's global stocks benchmark which held near all time-highs after oil prices jumped back above $50 a barrel.
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She noted AMD was chasing the competition when it first jumped back into the mobile space in early 2018, and it has struggled with educating consumers on its new mobile products.
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Like "War and Peace," whose sweep and ambition served as a model, "The Winds of War" and "War and Remembrance" jumped back and forth from the battlefield to the home front.
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The disruption didn't put too much of a damper on Biden's energy, as the former vice president jumped back into his speech and launched his attacks on President Donald Trump's character.
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Representative Chris Collins, a New York Republican indicted on insider trading charges, just jumped back into the race for his House seat, but he's already making waves with a negative ad.
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Rounding out Post Malone's monster week, his debut album, "Stoney," from December 23, jumped back into the Top 2750 with 2100 million streams of its own, good enough for No. 9.
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We pulled into a filling station, he jumped out, gassed up, jumped back in, and tore ass out of the station and made a bad U-turn in front of traffic.
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The world's largest cryptocurrency jumped back above $8,453 Friday after falling sharply following news that U.S. regulators denied an application by Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss for the first-ever bitcoin ETF.
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The survey also showed small and mid-sized manufacturers fared worse than last month, while activity in larger companies, many of which are state-controlled, jumped back to expansion territory in July.
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After lying dormant for many months, Cyber Berkut jumped back into action this summer just as multiple investigations in Washington into whether the Trump campaign colluded with Moscow shifted into high gear.
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If you've been tracking the Apple iPad over this busy shopping period, you'll know that the price recently jumped back up to list price levels, having been on sale for under £300.
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Its existing bonds have since jumped back, as investors know that Bahrain, though junk rated, can count on support from its wealthier allies while it seeks to repair its debt-ridden finances.
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Activist investor Jana Partners has jumped back into Facebook after selling all its holdings in the stock, and has increased its holdings in Apple, which it has already pressured about iPhone addiction.
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But then Tishman Speyer got cold feet because of the looming recession, and Related jumped back in, signing a deal to pay $1 billion for a 99-year lease on the property.
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As Jiang's vehicle rolled into traffic, striking another car and injuring five people, including a pregnant woman and three children, the shooter jumped back into her own vehicle and fled, prosecutors reportedly said.
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" A source told PEOPLE earlier this month that the mother of one hasn't jumped back into the dating scene yet, but will "eventually," explaining, "True will always be Khloé's life and number one.
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Cash levels have jumped back to 5.8 percent in October, levels not seen since just after the Brexit vote in June, and, before that, in the fall of 2001 just after the Sept.
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The Yankees jumped back into this American League Championship Series on Monday night with a 8-1 rout of the Astros at Yankee Stadium, narrowing their series deficit to two games to one.
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Before Delaney jumped back on the campaign bus, his wife, April, introduced herself to voters, too, and marveled at the success her husband was having once he got to have real voter conversations.
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When one of the elephants came bounding toward her, the first lady, dressed in pristine tan riding pants, boots and a white safari hat, appeared startled and jumped back before giving way to laughter.
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McDonald's, seeking to win back customers lost after it abandoned its popular but profit-squeezing Dollar Menu in 2013, in January jumped back in with the launch of a $13, $2, $3 value menu.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's pound jumped back above $1.30 for the first time in more than three weeks on Tuesday ahead of a parliamentary debate over the Prime Minister Theresa May's European Union repeal bill.
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It's as though her vocal chords hopped out of her body when she was a child, chain-smoked about 200 cigarettes and drank a few gallons of whisky, then jumped back into her throat.
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ET. Canada's main stock index rose on Monday as investors jumped back into riskier assets as some tensions eased over North Korea, with heavyweight financials leading gains, while lower oil prices weighed on energy shares.
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MIAMI — Senator Marco Rubio, who stumbled badly in a bid for the Republican presidential nomination and then jumped back into the race for his Senate seat, was re-elected on Tuesday to a second term.
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Investors have suffered numerous frights, such as Britain's voting to leave the European Union, geopolitical fears in North Korea and political turmoil in Washington, but they have jumped back into the market after each stumble.
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What followed was a daring and brilliant hour of TV, as "Twin Peaks: The Return" jumped back to the mid-20th century to offer an abstract depiction of an ancient sickness infiltrating the atomic age.
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She built a vast grass-roots base, held hunger strikes and sit-ins that were attacked by the police and jumped back into street protests soon after communist workers bashed her head with metal rods.
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Cruz tried to go on, arguing that in the general election, Hillary Clinton would be able to say that Trump had "supported her four times," but could barely finish the thought before Trump jumped back in.
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Stocks rose across the board in China and Hong Kong, with energy shares leading the charge, as U.S. oil prices jumped back above $30 a barrel amid market speculation of a cut in global oil production.
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But wild theories have a habit of resurfacing and sure enough, some KTT user jumped back into the cellar, declaring the thread a "classic" and wondering if the OP was onto something after all these years.
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And I just remember at the time, when she started telling me she liked me again, I jumped back onto that boat because I was crazy about her—not considering your feelings or how you felt.
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In "Transgressive Border Crossing," the second episode of this new season, we jumped back into present day as Sarah discovers just how creepy and intrusive Neolutionists can get when she found a "maggot bot" inside her cheek.
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Sterling jumped back up to $1.29 and 13 pence per euro after London and Brussels agreed on a text setting out their post-split ties that EU leaders are expected to endorse at a summit on Sunday.
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The division is so thin on new blood that Mauricio 'Shogun' Rua, now in the fifteenth year of his professional career, has jumped back to number five in the UFC's rankings after besting the shambling Gian Villante.
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S&P500 mini futures rose 0.4% and the 10-year U.S. Treasuries yield jumped back 3 basis points to 0.83 percent , after hitting a 21-month low of 2.053 percent on Friday on soft U.S. jobs data.
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In George's version of events, provided during his deposition in the civil suit several years after the shooting, he said Nicholas jumped down the steps, then jumped back up the steps, then lifted the gun and pointed it.
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The Bears lost the lead once more, 46-45, then jumped back in front and held on thanks in large part to an Anticevich 123-pointer that gave them a 52-48 cushion with 2:40 to go.
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Since the bailout, its existing bonds have jumped back, as investors know Bahrain can count on support from its wealthier allies while it seeks to repair its debt-ridden finances, even though it has a junk credit rating.
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The British pound jumped back from a seven-month trough after the Bank of England's chief economist, Andy Haldane, unexpectedly joined the minority of policymakers calling for rates to rise to 0.75 percent, citing concerns about growing wage pressure.
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Still, investors have in recent years jumped back into the market after they have concluded that the world economy is not sliding into recession and that the global financial system is not about seize up as it did in 24.13.
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He's jumped back and forth from documentary to narrative, tackling the life and death of Patrice Lumumba—the DRC's first independent Prime Minister—in both formats (Lumumba), in addition to covering the complex aftermath of the 2010 Haiti earthquake (Fatal Assistance).
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" When the play closed the next year, she jumped back into Broadway auditions and joined the cast of "August: Osage County" for over 300 performances before getting her part, which was modest at the time, on the "The Walking Dead.
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Nets' shares shed nearly 30 percent of their value over the six months following the listing in September last year, but jumped back close to the IPO price in early July when Nets said it had been approached by potential buyers.
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Johnson has used his bully pulpit as chair of the Senate Homeland Security Committee to add national security heft to his previous economy-focused résumé, just as security has jumped back to the top of the issue heap for voters.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French president Emmanuel Macron's popularity jumped back above 50 percent thanks in part to better ratings among the young and the working class, an opinion poll showed on Wednesday, confirming a rebound that started at the beginning of December.
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But it quickly jumped back to a 3-week high of $1.0797 on the same day as a worst-case political scenario for Rome appeared to have been averted for the time being, and as investors turned their attention to the ECB.
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Although those weeks account for less than 1 percent of the season, Tamara Gaffney, principal analyst at Adobe Digital Insights, doesn't expect retailers to recover the sales that were lost — even as spending has since jumped back in line with the firm's forecast.
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The pound had jumped back over $1.29 on Thursday, after Bank of England policymaker Kristen Forbes said she saw no case for a further cut in interest rates, after the Bank slashed them to a record low of 0.25 percent last month.
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The pound had jumped back over $1.31 on Thursday, after Bank of England policymaker Kristen Forbes said she saw no case for a further cut in interest rates, after the Bank slashed them to a record low of 0.25 percent last month.
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But the euro quickly jumped back to a 3-week high of $85.2553 on the same day as a worst-case political scenario for Rome appeared to have been averted for the time being, and as investors turned their attention to the ECB.
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BRASILIA, Aug 1.53 (Reuters) - Brazil's central bank is likely to hold interest rates at an all-time low on Wednesday even after inflation jumped back within its target range, due to an underwhelming economic recovery keeping a lid on price pressures in the medium term.
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"Without a breakthrough in Brexit talks it will be difficult for sterling to go through these levels," said MUFG currency analyst Lee Hardman, referring to the $1.30 and 87 pence per euro levels around which the pound has jumped back and forth in recent sessions.
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A nurse said that when she knocked on the door during one of these examinations, "Hadden jumped back and away from the patient... he made no mention of what he had been doing moments before, and acted is if nothing had happened," the documents state.
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But Nixon -- paranoid, obsessed with winning and undeterred by the continuing inquiry -- jumped back into the fire with both feet by participating in a coverup after his campaign orchestrated a break-in at the DNC headquarters at the Watergate Hotel to spy on the opposition's operations.
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The euro jumped back to $22019 from Wednesday's 21.3518- 4.37803/24.3780-month low of $24.0600 The single currency has so far weathered the impact from rises in Italian bond yields on signs the country's two anti-establishment parties could sweep into power as they made "significant steps" towards forming a government.
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Bond yields have jumped back from record lows this week, with investors forced to unwind some of their more extreme positions as central bankers, from the U.S. Federal Reserve to Reserve Bank of Australia, indicated that in pricing swingeing cuts to policy rates, markets might just be getting it wrong.
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Bond yields have jumped back from record lows this week, with investors forced to unwind some of their more extreme positions as central bankers, from the U.S. Federal Reserve to Reserve Bank of Australia, indicated that in pricing swingeing cuts to policy rates, markets might just be getting it wrong.
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He also decided he wanted a change of scene — pulling a "geographic" in the parlance of A.A. Over the protests of Mr. Cohn, he briefly took a job at another Wall Street company, Credit Suisse, then jumped back into the start-up world, building a company, Kiodex, that wrote software to evaluate energy-trading risks.
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" The two also say that Airbnb's pledge to reduce the revenue generated by multiple-listing hosts from 25 percent to 23 percent is unrealistic, as "levels of multiple-listing entire homes have already jumped back to 22 percent [from an immediately-post-purge 2000 percent] of total listings, only two months after the purge.
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What we see at the end, in classic Westworld style, is a new timeline — a timeline we've jumped back and forth between from the moment earlier in the episode when we see the injured Man In Black approach the elevator, and Bernard (Jeffrey Wright), who had just killed Dolores (Evan Rachel Wood) come up the elevator.
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As he told the outlet Business Insurance earlier this year, he jumped back into the business after spying a fresh opportunity to focus not on getting rid of the middleman — which is the objective of many insurtech startups — but instead on the claims piece of the insurance business, which consumes far more of each dollar spent in the industry.
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Less than four months after leaving the White House as president of the United States and yachting around billionaire Richard Branson's private island, Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE has jumped back into the political fray.
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After taking a short career hiatus in 2012 to focus on his studies in spiritual healing, Carmichael jumped back into action two years later just in time to record Maroon 5's fifth studio album, V. Going by alias 1863, Carmichael released his solo debut EP album Five Songs in 2012, and also produced Sara Bareilles' 20143 song "Come Round Soon" off her album Careful Confessions.
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