" Hill jumped in, "Oh, you cannot say that — what?
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" John jumped in almost immediately with, "That's a lie.
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" Mr. Trump jumped in: "In other words, no pressure.
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At campus after campus, Yiannopoulos jumped in, rhetorical guns blazing.
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I jumped in happily, not knowing where we were going.
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Former state House Speaker Margaret Anderson Kelliher also jumped in.
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Then Daymond John jumped in, offering $50,000 for 20 percent.
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Jumped in and saved someone from drowning in their car.
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They jumped in front of him to take the bullet.
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I couldn't take it, I changed and just jumped in.
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" Sanders remained silent, but his wife Jane jumped in: "Yes!
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" After Seifert's statement, another employee jumped in: "We ... feel differently.
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She jumped in her truck and drove around the block.
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Chinese state banks then jumped in to temper the weakness.
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Wallace jumped in: TRUMP: I'd like to mention one thing.
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A woman jumped in to help at a nearby intersection.
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Without knowing who it was, Fernández jumped in the water.
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Supplies of pork bellies in cold storage jumped in January.
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Holt jumped in with another question, but Trump barreled on.
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"You loved making movies," Randy jumped in to help her.
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" Hilton's fiancé, Chris Zylka, jumped in and suggested Lohan "stop.
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The cast and crew jumped in to control the damage.
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Chuck Schumer jumped in on Twitter, as did Chelsea Clinton.
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Apple shares jumped in the session following its earnings beat.
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" Sanders jumped in with a barb: "It ain't Henry Kissinger.
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Trump quickly jumped in on Moore's side following the runoff.
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"Because I was the opposite of smooth," he jumped in.
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" Mr. Dicker jumped in: "But they tend to be Republican.
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It became something of a challenge, and celebrities jumped in.
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"I got jumped in," he tells Bryan, who isn't thrilled.
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" Mr. Shane jumped in, "And the world came to you.
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Retail sales jumped in July by more than analysts anticipated.
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A brief silence ensued before her fellow moderator jumped in.
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So when I got the news we just jumped in.
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Mr. Lawler jumped in the water to begin the hoist.
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Then I jumped in the car and went to Birmingham.
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Allen wasn't far behind him, and jumped in as well.
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He jumped in with his street clothes and his personal handgun.
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Commenters immediately jumped in with their opinions on Andi and Josh.
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Jordan jumped in with his own picture of his buff body.
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I would have jumped in it on any ay physically possible.
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When she jumped in my lap I knew she chose me.
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Cop killer sues New York City after being jumped in prison.
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John McCain jumped in toward the end as a Hail Mary.
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" That was when Tlaib jumped in, laughingly saying: "I'll boo. Boo.
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" That's when Kendall jumped in, saying, "None of us are perfect.
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When her friends and colleagues heard her plan, they jumped in.
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Most of the kids had no idea why they jumped in.
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The Wings jumped in front just 38 seconds in the contest.
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I jumped in the shower as soon as I got home.
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I jumped in and said I would pay and explained why.
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I jumped in the water and felt the current, it's strong.
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According to officials, witnesses jumped in and broke up the fight.
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Sanders jumped in to defend the boomers on stage as well.
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" Khloé: "Please explain when I ever jumped in on that situation.
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That's why all of them have jumped in with both feet.
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The pursuers jumped in their cars and chased it, firing shots.
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Stocks jumped in reaction to the new statements from the Fed.
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The Encyclopedia Britannica also jumped in with some fact-checking help.
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"No one jumped in," the Lindsey family said in their statement.
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The researchers jumped in their car and raced away to watch.
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" Cooper apparently jumped in and said, "It's how the character is.
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Left leaning pundits and journalists also jumped in on the attack.
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Already more than a dozen have jumped in, including Sanders, Sens.
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To which Kaine jumped in with: "How do you know that?"
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Preoccupation with crime, which jumped in the late 2000s, remains high.
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His dog buddy then jumped in and helped him get out.
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So, a group of students from a nearby college jumped in.
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Even David Galbraith, who helped create Yelp, jumped in the chat.
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Marisa opened the door, ran to my bed, and jumped in.
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My aunt jumped in, "It was never condensed milk," she said.
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One day my husband donned work gloves and jumped in, too.
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Fausto Luna jumped in front of an A train on Sept.
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I had the energy and jumped in to help this guy.
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" Leon jumped in: "And then you're going to have butt glue!
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Everyone jumped in, and they sped for Sofia, arriving at night.
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Others jumped in to deliver a gouda deal of cheese puns.
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Mr. Segal, a Basel veteran, jumped in to finalize the price.
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The suited-up groom ran off the bridge and jumped in.
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Many people this morning just cannot believe he actually jumped in.
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I jumped in with suggestions: Schmidt: Is "resuscitated" the right word?
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Even Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms jumped in on the fun.
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Elisabeth and I jumped in, hoping that it might be faster.
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Mazur, who led the Treasury's tax unit under Obama, jumped in.
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Still, he gamely strapped on a life vest and jumped in.
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But so far, not a lot have jumped in for it.
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When he dropped his assault rifle, jumped in his Ford Expedition, and fled the scene, this good Samaritan, our Texas hero, flagged down another young man and jumped in his vehicle and they pursued the suspect.
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On this occasion, characteristically, the President-elect jumped in with both feet.
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But the speed at which it jumped in the ranks is astonishing.
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The woman immediately jumped in, and her husband passed her the girl.
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When he fell, assistants from the show jumped in to help him.
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And that was where they jumped in and said 'no, no, no.
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Both he and the first suspect jumped in their vehicle and fled.
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This isn't the first time Cyrus has jumped in the carpool lane.
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His father jumped in and tried to pry the gator's mouth open.
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Knowing Pika had a slim chance of survival, the man jumped in.
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At the same time, Panera bulls jumped in and started buying, too.
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No wonder Bezos' Amazon has recently jumped in to save The Expanse.
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Or, maybe you jumped in but quickly turned the hot water on?
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Somehow, I frantically got ready for work and jumped in a cab.
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They jumped in his Lambo SUV and were off to parts unknown.
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Though he got in a few words, Sheryl Underwood quickly jumped in.
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The other four jumped in Collinson's vehicle after hearing a police siren.
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She jumped in my arms, we started making out at the bar.
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Clinton jumped in at the prearranged skit: "Cautious politician time," she said.
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As he responded to Ms. McCain, another host, Sunny Hostin, jumped in.
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"He jumped in front of my mom and got shot," he wrote.
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Instinctively, Jordan jumped in front of her infant son to protect him.
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Consumer sentiment also jumped in November in the wake of Trump's election.
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When asked why her campaign hasn't taken off, the senator jumped in.
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The Devils jumped in front at 16:59 of the first period.
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Then a few people jumped in like lighting engineers and other DJs.
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Woods has jumped in, riding aggressively and finishing fifth on two stages.
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Christie jumped in following a long, detailed discussion on taxes between Sen.
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I noticed you jumped in a few times to help give directions.
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A passer-by jumped in to help, but it was too late.
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Mr. Tusk dangled a super PAC if the right candidate jumped in.
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And manufacturers that have jumped in early have had a bumpy ride.
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The gun barked and jumped in my hand; the target escaped unscathed.
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Several other callers jumped in to agree, according to the audio recording.
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Before I knew it, two women jumped in their car and disappeared.
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"None of us thought about it, we just jumped in," Davalos said.
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John Lewis and Hank Johnson, jumped in with virtually no name recognition.
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Smugglers showed up in cars, and Wafa and the Afghans jumped in.
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Migrants departures from Libya have jumped in recent days following fighting there.
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Gaetz then jumped in, telling Goldman that Republicans wanted Schiff to testify.
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Even China's head of state jumped in... In diplomacy, that's a result.
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Without missing a beat, the Twitter-verse jumped in to support them.
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And then Royce jumped in back of me and took me down.
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The town jumped in to support Mr. North's plans for the marker.
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Since then, many others have jumped in, including Xiaomi, Samsung and Huawei.
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He should have jumped in, right into the middle of the fray.
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Still, Lemonides said to be careful of companies that have jumped in price.
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"When the tiger jumps at me I jumped in real life," he said.
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Fortunately, Shuki, ever the blessed peacemaker, jumped in and cooled both men down.
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" Swalwell jumped in: "If the camera wasn't on...you should fire the chief.
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John then jumped in, asking for a 10% stake in exchange for $250,000.
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Each time this ghost Phoebe jumped in my lap, I bit her lips.
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They just jumped in at later times, and were blown away by Carter.
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When Mooppan began to stumble a bit through an answer, Hawkins jumped in.
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He laid the groundwork for legalizing marijuana after she jumped in the race.
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I found a chopper, jumped in, and started going out to the rooftops.
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After Bloomberg jumped in, Steyer had to pay $450 for the same spot.
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"She jumped in my pocket," Warren joked of the U.S. Supreme Court judge.
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That's when Gronk jumped in -- stole the jersey and tried to run away.
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She and her family jumped in their car and went to the hospital.
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I jumped in the shower and shampooed my hair as advised by Kenyon.
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Thankfully, fellow panelist Evanna Lynch (Luna Lovegood) jumped in to soften the blow.
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The Twitter account of Vice President Mike Pence also jumped in to comment.
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" Kendall quickly jumped in and added, "I ask her that all the time.
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She could've beat Ilian and jumped in the rain if she wanted to.
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DeMario says Corinne jumped in his lap and started making out with him.
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The number of unfilled construction jobs jumped in December, even as hiring rose.
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"The bloody thing just jumped in my boat," Selwood told ABC News Australia.
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A digital commerce startup called Drive Motors jumped in to fill that void.
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Travis jumped in the back with her and they headed to the hospital.
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He jumped in and supported her while guiding a rescue line around her.
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Andre then jumped in front of his wife to try and protect her.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden jumped in the race for president in April.
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From 2009 to this year, he BASE-jumped in the other five continents.
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Of course, Clinton surrogate John Podesta immediately jumped in to contradict McAuliffe's prediction.
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I jumped in the shower and let out a long sigh of relief.
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Azzo pushed through the crowd and jumped in front of the bunker door.
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Alexander eagerly jumped in for recovery sessions; others were a little more reluctant.
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Shenzhen officials jumped in to help get the robot certified, Mr. Zhang said.
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Limping to his car, he jumped in just as the sow charged again.
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When Warren jumped in the race, Biden was handily ahead in the polls.
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Andre, 282 jumped in front of his wife, said another relative, Jesse Jamrowski.
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Consumer sentiment unexpectedly jumped in September to its second-strongest measurement in 2018.
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Other candidates, meanwhile, jumped in to tweak her for evading a direct answer.
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When her father jumped in to rescue her, he then became trapped, too.
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"It was like a chick jumped in the roosters' hut," Mr. Miyahara said.
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I jumped in to play a top 40 medley to calm everyone down.
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" Harry then jumped in and said: "That's exactly what this whole thing was about.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg jumped in early yesterday with a post expressing his concerns.
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Both stock markets and crude futures jumped in early October before selling off sharply.
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The median forecast for a Brexit with no deal agreed jumped in an Aug.
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Stop Wrecking Phones Q: Last year, I jumped in the pool with my phone.
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He jumped in enthusiastically and outlined his mixtape strategy in a series of Tweets.
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You did not have that with Mitt Romney; Romney jumped in toward the end.
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The British press jumped in, ever eager to gin up a fight in Brussels.
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Sales of newly built homes, also measured in contracts, jumped in March as well.
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It appears they jumped in separate whips but were seen together inside the joint.
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As Gonzalez called 911, Lachazo allegedly jumped in the delivery truck and sped away.
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"Instead of getting their backs up, they jumped in with both feet," he said.
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Apple's suite of iPads is a bit overwhelming if you haven't jumped in before.
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Elizabeth Warren, a Democrat, jumped in, saying Trump was trying to "slut-shame" Gillibrand.
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When the pooch lifted her head, Estrada jumped in the stream to help her.
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Meehan also jumped in front of a Corvette and got money in a settlement.
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That's a reversal from 2018 when bond yields jumped in tandem with stock prices.
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Total hiring also jumped in January, though that figure remains below pre-recession highs.
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Stock futures and Treasury yields jumped in response to the better-than-expected report.
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Before touching first, Molina jumped in the air, pumping his right fist for joy.
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The PMI sub-index measuring output prices jumped in January to 58.0 from 56.3.
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"He'll randomly do little stuff like that, which is really sweet," Raisman jumped in.
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For four hours, children got their faces painted and jumped in a bounce house.
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Some people couldn't take the humiliation and jumped in the river to end it.
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In May, President Trump jumped in, directing the Commerce Department to resolve the matter.
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And even though Janine was originally against the idea, she jumped in to help.
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But prices have jumped in recent months, catching many local property agents by surprise.
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Tesla shares have jumped in recent days in anticipation of the Model 23 launch.
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Just then, a lawyer for Giuliani who was on the phone call jumped in.
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Patterson jumped in during Melvin's line of questioning in an attempt to defend Clinton.
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In a flash, others jumped in, then a wave of violence engulfed the camp.
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That was until the police jumped in and acted in a totally disproportionate fashion.
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The referee jumped in, and Browne didn't return to his feet for several minutes.
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Vitamix jumped in on the Twitter thread, followed shortly after by NutriBullet and Blendtec.
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Karem then jumped in to question if Sanders felt empathy for the migrant children.
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Another recently-public tech company, Zuora, also jumped in Monday's session, gaining 7 percent.
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Speaking on the same panel, Nasdaq Asia-Pacific Chairman Robert McCooey then jumped in.
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Border crossings of unaccompanied minors jumped in May, and then again slightly in August.
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Alongside him was an Ironman veteran, Rick D'Amico, who also jumped in to help.
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Several of Kemper's celeb pals jumped in to compliment her in the comments section.
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After Ms. Abrams bowed out, Teresa Tomlinson, a former mayor of Columbus, jumped in.
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A couple of black students jumped in to help, and one was beaten unconscious.
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A teammate tagged her hand and jumped in, well behind the other three teams.
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Their night turned around, though, and he and Tahzjuan jumped in the water naked.
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"I did it and I jumped in and here I am," Ms. Malliotakis said.
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The national debate about Confederate monuments that followed was one Trump jumped in on.
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Co-host Ainsley Earhardt, however, jumped in to defend Waters during the Tuesday segment.
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And Debra Messing, whose show Will & Grace airs on NBC, jumped in as well.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden also jumped in to press Bloomberg on the issue.
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Designers with less visible profiles have also jumped in to help Standing Rock demonstrators.
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But when the repo rates jumped in September, the level was at $1.4 trillion.
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Priklopil jumped in front of a train, killing himself, before police could arrest him.
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In the U.S. at least one presidential hopeful jumped in on the protest action.
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After Manny jumped in, Isaiah followed, she said, "but he couldn't handle the current."
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After Manny jumped in, Isaiah followed, she said, "but he couldn't handle the current."
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Even Schulman jumped in — she doesn't seem too happy about the events of Tuesday's episode.
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When #BadProposalLocations was trending, hundreds of people jumped in with their experiences — or just quips.
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He added that the other 18-year-old jumped in to try to rescue him.
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I saw his face in the water and without any reaction I just jumped in.
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She drank it, jumped in the ocean for a swim, and was better by night.
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Speaking of water, I jumped in 50-degree water in the name of gadget testing!
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I jumped in a cab down the block and yeah, it was... like I say.
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What's shocking is the degree to which his family has jumped in with both feet.
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Just last week, they left Avenue Nightclub in Hollywood and jumped in the same limo.
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During these phases, I have watched from the sidelines and I have jumped in, depending.
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A teen boy jumped in the water to save her but began to struggle himself.
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Deaths of despair jumped in the mid-1980s, when industries such as coalmining were fading.
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He jumped in there and we 're going to try him in some different spots.
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At least one non-profit has jumped in to pick up some of the slack.
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Then she jumped in the water to get a few shots swimming alongside the pigs.
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Warren quickly joined in, saying Inslee is "exactly right," and Beto O'Rourke jumped in, too.
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I just jumped in and took a leap of faith, and I'm thankful for it.
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More companies have jumped in as the cost of lithium-ion batteries has come down.
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The 35-year-old mother of two jumped in the water to save her boy.
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" Ahmed, 35, jumped in and said, "That's what's in terms of you enjoyed filming them.
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Companies like Altria and Constellation Brands have already jumped in the marijuana game, he noted.
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A zookeeper jumped in to aid the distressed animal but despite best attempts, it died.
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As I tried to laugh off how personal things had suddenly gotten, she jumped in.
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In fact, the growth rate jumped in 2014, when the law's coverage provisions were implemented.
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I jumped in front of the TV and told everyone about what had just happened.
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She jumped in her car and raced to the warehouse — and then to two hospitals.
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Masri jumped in an ambulance with two friends, but they ran into an unexpected roadblock.
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Other monied interests from Big Pharma and the alcohol beverage industries have already jumped in.
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The rest of their respective teams quite literally jumped in and they fought... and fought.
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The LA mayor's office has jumped in with additional funding to support the promotoras program.
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A fan at Safeco Field in Seattle climbed atop their dugout and then jumped in.
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At the start of the interview, Ebro said he was apprehensive but jumped in anyway.
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The DCCC jumped in for the first time last week with an initial $240,000 buy.
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He quickly jumped in the shower and spent half an hour vigorously conditioning his hair.
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But Trump reportedly jumped in and raged against the other leaders for not including Russia.
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He is leading in the polling — except for Biden, who has not jumped in yet.
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His bodyguard jumped in to check the pen that was used to sign the communique.
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Not to be left out, PATH jumped in and tweeted the actress its train schedule.
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The Yazidi man ran to the car, jumped in and drove it up the switchbacks.
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The seat isn't up until 2019, but Huffman jumped in early with a December announcement.
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American Weston McKennie quickly jumped in and several players converged but no cards were issued.
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There might have been other guitarists that have jumped in and sort of played Jerry.
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In the 1970s, when Greenpeace started protesting the seal hunt, suicide rates jumped in Nunavut.
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Mr. Pasek jumped in, finishing the thought: "Facing the blank page doesn't get any easier."
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He attributed some of the volume to investors who jumped in once the economy improved.
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We opened up the back door of the truck and she jumped in the truck.
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Shares in Shire jumped in Tuesday trading, reaching 3,977.20 pence by late trading London time.
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So the bluntness of "a passenger just jumped in front of the train" did something.
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The stocks at the mines have jumped in recent months due to falling power consumption.
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Another Chinese developer, Evergrande Group, jumped in as well, slowly buying up shares last summer.
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Chinese authorities have jumped in to control the spread of information on the Wuhan virus
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Then someone announced that a person had jumped in front of the train and died.
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Cuban jumped in and offered Sorial $300,000 for 20%, with another $500,000 line of credit.
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I jumped in a car with a photographer and we raced to Mr. Waters's house.
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"Fox & Friends" host Brian Kilmeade jumped in, asking the president who he was referring to.
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Eventually, after lawyers jumped in, the scheduling conflict was resolved, and the event was held.
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The publisher jumped in to raise his concerns about Mr. Trump's rhetoric about the media.
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Bystanders who jumped in, active in the face of larger events they often couldn't control.
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Deadmau5 says that's when the horde of event security jumped in and escorted Carnage away.
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A couple of years later punk happened—and I jumped in two footed, Doc Marten-clad.
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I should have jumped in and declared that personally right away when that statement was made.
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But when the time was right he jumped in and did what he needed to do.
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"We'd been out for dinner with friends and jumped in an Uber," she told Mashable Australia.
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" Villarreal said you didn't have the Internet then, and Fuentes jumped in: "It was the Internet.
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People on the scene say she jumped in front of the synagogue's founding rabbi, Yisroel Goldstein.
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I'm sure she's fine, but when her finger touched the spinning rotor, she jumped in surprise.
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Quick as a flash, the father of the house, Shuki jumped in and defused the situation.
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She jumped in the pool to retrieve Emmy and started CPR while her neighbor called 911.
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She was quickly shut down when moderator Erin Burnett jumped in and announced a commercial break.
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Meanwhile, Amazon jumped in with a less regulated online marketplace offering, retail consultants and investors said.
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A Coast Guard rescue swimmer jumped in, and was surprised to find Durden in good condition.
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Those who are pro-drinking at home jumped in with their own thoughts on the matter.
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So I jumped in with little foreknowledge of how the game works and set to work.
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Meanwhile, the CBOE Market Volatility Index also jumped in February and stayed somewhat elevated through March.
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The results came as Noble's U.S. shale oil production jumped in the fourth quarter through Dec.
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" Jen jumped in with, "as a queer woman I am all for appreciating the female form.
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The proportion of manufacturing workers in professional or technical occupations has also jumped in recent years.
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Lastly, Loren Grush jumped in because she covers SpaceX in detail and just interviewed Elon Musk.
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After eight weeks, my orthopedist cleared me for physical therapy, and I jumped in with vigor.
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After her party's leader resigned, Arden jumped in as the leader of New Zealand's Labour Party.
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They jumped in the West by 5.0 percent while sales increased 2.2 percent in the South.
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As the pool of negative yielding debt grows, big-name investors including BlackRock have jumped in.
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She also jumped in to save Trump when Oz asked about his previous comments about women.
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Weiner allowed the filmmakers access to his campaign from the day he jumped in the race.
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When the person, who was filming, quietly said, "hello," Spears jumped in the air and screamed.
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Barnes claims the woman's crew -- which included several men -- jumped in and began to get violent.
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Virgin Atlantic, Delta, American, British Airways, United, and Lufthansa have all jumped in on the action.
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Data published last month showed the Fed's favourite gauge of consumer inflation had jumped in March.
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Alcoa shares initially jumped in after-hours trading on Monday after it reported mixed quarterly results.
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I saw a white little boat and the men jumped in the boat and gassed away.
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Bittencourt jumped in after the dogs and her husband soon followed, but he couldn't find her.
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Breaking: xxxtentacion was just jumped in LA after being held at gunpoint with his girl. pic.twitter.
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A zoo employee reportedly saw Logan struggling in the water and jumped in to save him.
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Prince Charles jumped in front of the camera in 1950 after his sister Princess Anne's christening.
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Despite the dramatic decline, "Halftime Report" expert Jon Najarian jumped in yesterday, buying stock and options.
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The fuel credits, known as renewable identification numbers, or RINs, have jumped in price this year.
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Snapshot Before I even got to ask him a question, the actor Sean Hayes jumped in.
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Teigen's husband, John Legend, jumped in and added that Kardashian even provided Teigen with fertility tips.
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Loretta Sanchez, first elected to Congress in 85033, jumped in the race to replace retiring Sen.
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Ryan jumped in his police car and drove over to the party to break the news.
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They jumped in and helped me entertain him, which also made the experience even more extraordinary!!
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JR himself jumped in with a broom to help glue down the black-and-white photos.
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Dhaliwal "really jumped in and helped with the vigil, helped put together the memorial," she said.
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Doocy jumped in to admonish the musician once his point turned into the attack on Behar.
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Trump jumped in, watching as one of the students slid zeroes and ones across a keychain.
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Output jumped in the Permian and Oman, a key international area of operations for the company.
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We jumped in the car and went to a bunch of hop farms across the Northwest.
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European stocks jumped in morning trade on Thursday, with the trade initiative buoying shares in carmakers.
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And after she left, I jumped in a Car2go to head home and shower, change, etc.
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Since then, the dollar warrants have jumped in value to trade Tuesday afternoon at 10.75-11.25.
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For example, children jumped in place eight times to solve the multiplication problem 2 x 4.
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In the first quarter, Miami hit some long shots early and jumped in front 793-12.
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Reported coronavirus cases in the country have jumped in recent days after months of incremental increases.
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Fortunately there was another Huey parked nearby, and half of us jumped in and took off.
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Because everyone suddenly jumped in from Apple, Tesla, everybody else was jumping in, Uber and others.
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" Some audience members audibly recoiled, but the singer then jumped in, "You were all thinking it.
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But the Padres jumped in front with five runs in a strange bottom of the second.
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Breitbart and The Blaze jumped in, citing Ms. Sheaffer, along with Newsbusters, a conservative media watchdog.
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We left dinner on the table, threw money on the table and jumped in a cab.
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So the conservative Club For Growth, a big supporter of Republican candidates, jumped in on Thursday.
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Gilda grabbed my car keys and jumped in my driver's seat so that I couldn't leave.
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The consumer price index also jumped in January but rose in line with expectations in February.
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Silver is higher by almost 1 percent while platinum and palladium have also jumped in value.
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The Club for Growth, a conservative advocacy group that promotes free markets, has also jumped in.
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If you jumped in after those huge returns in the mid-2000s, you're feeling the pain.
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Then T.I. weighed in: Bow Wow jumped in and threatened to "pimp out" Melania over Twitter.
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Trump, keen to show he had not forced Kiev into investigating Joe Biden, quickly jumped in.
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" Trump jumped in with the harshest line: "The World Trade Center came down during your brother's reign.
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A man immediately jumped in to rescue her, and they both made swift exits from the water.
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A survey on Wednesday showed homebuilders' confidence jumped in March to its highest level since June 22011.
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We were on holiday with friends, and he jumped in a lake with lots of water lilies.
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Dr. Patrica DeLaMora spotted a fellow triathlete who had collapsed, so she jumped in to administer CPR.
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From 20043 to 2020, turnout jumped in Durham from 4,047 to 4,912, a rise of 21 percent.
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Pioneer's shares had jumped in early morning trading, but were little changed mid-morning at about $186.38.
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My cat jumped in the sink the first time I took her to the vet 😺 pic.twitter.
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" Berkus jumped in and added, "We're in the pool all the time, and she's in the parks.
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Other personnel jumped in with jokes about the '80s cold war comedy WarGames and made humorous cartoons.
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After a few tentative pokes with his paw, the leopard jumped in and was lifted to freedom.
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The participants made their contributions in bitcoins and another cryptocurrency, ether, which have since jumped in value.
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Then Manfred went, and then Jessica, and the three hugged and jumped in the typical TPIR fashion.
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According to police, Nguyen ran out to stop her and allegedly jumped in front of Whipple's vehicle.
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Many of these prices jumped in the few days between the announcement and imposition of the freeze.
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" John jumped in to clarify that this was in done in a "playful, polite, and platonic way.
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Other fast food chains jumped in on roasting IHOb, sparking the Great Brand Twitter War of 2018.
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Mortgage rates had jumped in step with U.S. bond yields following Donald Trump's surprise U.S. presidential win.
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When he jumped in the race in April 2015, reporters asked if Sanders would join the party.
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Once HasLab crossed the threshold required to make the product, thousands of additional backers quickly jumped in.
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I went and jumped in the hot tub and I saw a guy kind of look over.
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Before the question could even be completed, Oliver jumped in, shaking his head like a disappointed teacher.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden finally jumped in, establishing himself as an early if unproven frontrunner. Sens.
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Mentions of Europe, a Tory hang-up by a ratio of three-to-one, jumped in January.
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Up-and-comer Lindsay Ell jumped in as well to have a picture with the two idols.
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Hanna Pignato is waitress Joe's Crab Shack, saw boy in trouble & jumped in but hit a sandbar!
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A survey on Wednesday showed homebuilders' confidence jumped in March to its highest level since June 2005.
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The National Republican Senatorial Committee also jumped in to criticize the candidate's comments about the Pennsylvania Republican.
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"I literally ran for my life and jumped in the dugout into Congressman Williams' arms," he said.
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Chinese stocks jumped in late trade, with the closing up 94.70 points, or 0.683 percent, at 3,008.53.
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Cast members of the long-running soap opera jumped in to counter rumors of the show's demise.
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Even Kim Kardashian West jumped in to the trust debate on social media, long her preferred medium.
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Chrissy Teigen even jumped in on the chatter to plug her new knife collection, available at Target.
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Its shares jumped in Monday trading to just a few cents shy of the buyout offer price.
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Seeing the expression on my face, a newly hired employee jumped in and offered to do this.
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At the news conference, Trump jumped in to have a word on the idea of Kompromat, too.
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AIM-listed Burford Capital, which had jumped in the last session after replacing its CFO, slumped 8.8%.
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After Jenner made a joke about him holding hands with Hemsworth on the beach, Cyrus jumped in.
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Taiwan's HTC and Google are two of the other companies that have jumped in to the sector.
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Students and parents informed the outlet that it was Seaman who jumped in to stop the suspect.
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Watkins showed him a trailer he had made, and Bannon "jumped in full-bore," Watkins told me.
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Federal-Mogul shares jumped in premarket trading, even surpassing Icahn Enterprises' offer price of $7 a share.
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" His partner, Audrey, 55, jumped in, saying, "We're not against the gay lesbian population at all, no.
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As 7.00 quickly turned to 7.01 and 7.02, characters jumped in and out of "top tier" status.
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His running mate Bill Weld jumped in a few times -- and looked pretty horrified himself. http://bit.
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Scott jumped in his raised Mercedes Benz G-Wagon and Tyga followed shortly after in his Bugatti.
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I jumped in and out of the game, switched classes, and redeployed but nothing seemed to work.
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The discussion took off immediately, and some of our journalists in the group jumped in as well.
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Animal Planet, Netflix and the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund, a conservation group, jumped in on the joke.
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Consider this list: The number of children growing up without two parents has jumped in recent decades.
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Shares of Pandora jumped in early trading on Monday but ended the day down about 1 percent.
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Evil Geniuses, making their event debut, jumped in front of 100 Thieves by winning Inferno 16-13.
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They jumped in an Uber car, which dropped them at the F train, heading toward the Roundabout.
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During the discussion, Majors jumped in and offered to move, according to a transcript of the hearing.
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I say this as someone who supported him enthusiastically when he jumped in the race last year.
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Brian jumped in, with the fair point that why is it always more revenues that we need?
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Whenever Gordon repeatedly pressed a Microsoft employee for an answer, Daniel Rosen of Baker McKenzie jumped in.
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In fact, other celebrities even jumped in, with Ariana Grande wing-womaning her childhood friend Courtney Chipolone.
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The Red Sox jumped in front in the first on a two-run single by Eduardo Nunez.
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As Chinese producers began a global search for new suppliers, Malaysia jumped in to fill the gap.
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Reynolds jumped in: "But I want my dad to wear some of these things, too," he said.
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Elizabeth Warren jumped in next with a fiery charge, criticizing Bloomberg for his alleged comments about women.
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Our sources say Tekashi jumped in the passenger seat of a stranger's vehicle and pleaded for help.
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Justice Samuel Alito then jumped in, and I clarified that I was only reconciling the court's discordant cases.
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" Harris jumped in: "But do you agree today that you were wrong to oppose busing in America then?
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Naturally, competitors jumped in with (much) cheaper options, notably the Google Jamboard and more recently the Samsung Flip.
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A 37-year-old man jumped in to save her but he was overtaken by waves and drowned.
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The Gotham actress and mom of two jumped in the water wearing an itty-bitty, leopard-print bikini.
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John Delaney, a vocal Sanders critic, jumped in to take the side of his one-time House colleague.
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Siemens raised its earnings forecast after profit jumped in the fourth quarter, lifted by its factory automation unit.
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Though Chick-fil-A didn't take the bait, Wendy's jumped in -— sparking a Twitter battle that delighted onlookers.
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As the father or six jumped in the air, Robbie posed behind him surprised with her hands up.
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She ran upstairs to throw some clothes in a bag and jumped in a car with her cousin.
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Plenty of fans jumped in Oliver's replies with praise for her work and excitement about the upcoming series.
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His three friends immediately jumped in to help the teen and pulled his head out of the water.
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One big reason that cryptocurrencies have exponentially jumped in price is Japan's decision to start regulating bitcoin exchanges.
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What we're seeing: Symantec shares jumped in early trading, giving it a market cap of nearly $16 billion.
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Hours after the slaying, he jumped in front of a subway train in the city, the police said.
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Three other men, apparently on Rocky's side -- jumped in and joined the beatdown, punching and kicking the guy.
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"He jumped in the elevator, pulled a knife and told me to turn around," the Bravo star said.
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The discount airline's stock jumped in the regular session after the company named a new CEO on Tuesday.
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" Her publicist jumped in to defend her, telling the paper, "My clients don't talk about their personal lives.
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Sentiment fell at the end of last year, largely because mortgage rates jumped in the fall, hurting affordability.
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A man jumped in to rescue her, and she was quickly pulled onto the pier and led away.
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Late last year, Tesla jumped in with the Model X, where the first signature editions started at $275,2000.
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This was a surprise, as builder sentiment jumped in January, according to the National Association of Home Builders.
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Luckily, I had that skill set already, so I just jumped in and started doing the work myself.
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The company's breadwinner oil and gas division swung to a profit and earnings jumped in the refining division.
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The Rays jumped in front early when Brosseau hit a two-run homer to left in the second.
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It looked like the horse jumped in to escape the flames and became caught in the pool cover.
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" Fallon then jumped in, asking, "Now, hold on there, Prez dispenser — are you saying you're down with TPP?
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The Eagles jumped in front by five points late in the second half by scoring 10 consecutive points.
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Productivity jumped in Canada, which had signed a free-trade deal with the United States six years earlier.
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"The rivers were floating with bodies, because so many people with burn injuries jumped in there," she recalled.
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I took off the rest of my clothes, too, as there was no one around, and jumped in.
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Pharma shares jumped in the days after Trump's election as Clinton's proposed price controls fell off the table.
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Shares of Deutsche Bank jumped in early trading in Frankfurt but ended the day just 0.6 percent higher.
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When the answer was no, Pomeroy jumped in his car and made the eight-hour drive back home.
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One of the employees happily jumped in a photo with me as I posed with my next slice.
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" Then, McCarthy again jumped in: "We're focusing on [Veterans Affairs reform] and healthcare, and you're creating a rumor.
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The company priced its shares at $28 apiece late Wednesday and jumped in its trading debut on Thursday.
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The horse appeared to have jumped in to escape the flames, and was caught in the pool cover.
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The Kings jumped in front 23-0 at 10:56 of the second period after winning another faceoff.
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Stocks slumped and safe haven bonds and the yen jumped in Asia on Friday after the missile strike.
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New auto sales jumped in September, and that momentum should continue, strategist Eric Ross told CNBC on Tuesday.
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People jumped in and said, if you'll take point, I'll help with the part I can help with.
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Bannon-backed challengers to Senators Dean Heller of Nevada and Jeff Flake of Arizona have already jumped in.
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Even tighter is the governor's race, which is close enough that the Democratic Governors Association has jumped in.
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The outbreak jumped in recent weeks, with most cases reported in the city of Daegu and surrounding areas.
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A nearby fisheries technician jumped in and rescued the bird, and officials rushed it to the Tulsa Zoo.
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Pork prices jumped in September, with a year-on-year growth of 69.3%, compared to 46.7% in August.
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McCormick, who at the time was president of software company Headspring Systems, jumped in to defuse the situation.
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When I asked what he thought about increasing wage inequality over the last four decades, Dalio jumped in.
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She jumped in, comparing the glass ceiling to what confronted former Presidents John F. Kennedy and Barack Obama.
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The yen jumped in a knee-jerk reaction, trading at 111.96 to the dollar at 3:38 p.m.
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But McGrath no longer has the race to herself now that Lexington Mayor Jim Gray has jumped in.
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Meanwhile, several Hong Kong-listed property shares linked to a deal involving Dalian Wanda jumped in afternoon trade.
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Unemployment rates for black workers in the U.S. jumped in January after hitting a record low in December.
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" Miller said another GOP candidate, Houston Fire Department analyst Leonard Chan, "jumped in probably for the same reason.
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Despite having to pave their own path, the women jumped in headfirst in the pursuit of their dreams.
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Shares of Unilever jumped in Friday trading in London after The Financial Times's Alphaville blog reported the offer.
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At that hearing, Jackson jumped in while the defense attorney and prosecutor questioned Stone in the witness box.
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After Buttigieg and Klobuchar tangled over the Mexican president's name, Warren jumped in to defend her Senate colleague.
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We're told Brad then lunged at the boy and Angelina jumped in between them to block her husband.
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But most sexual assaults don't involve being jumped in a dark alley by a stranger with a gun.
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Not to be outdone, Ellen DeGeneres, Paul McCartney and Chance the Rapper eventually jumped in, and DuVernay was done.
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I called out the pace back in December, and Beykpour later jumped in to mention his team's other builds.
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The Secret Service jumped in after four people tried to bum-rush Bernie Sanders during an Oakland rally yesterday.
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Then, she jumped in the car for her close-up, which came complete with bare lips, eyes, and skin.
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Retailer WH Smith also jumped in Friday trading and closed up 3.3 percent after an analyst upgrade from Barclays.
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He didn't know if all of them were teens or whether the patients included good Samaritans who jumped in.
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Moments later, a second firefighter jumped in and joined his partner as they pulled the woman out to safety.
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Just think: a few years ago, you likely would never have jumped in a stranger's car for a ride.
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She and Stegall volunteered for Doug Jones' winning Senate race, and Dunn jumped in on the Poor People's Campaign.
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Stockmarkets in America have rallied, the dollar has surged and Treasury yields have jumped in anticipation of fiscal stimulus.
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Morris said the shooter jumped in a getaway car to flee the scene; Burch claimed he fled on foot.
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Alcoa shares jumped in extended trading after the company reported its quarterly earnings and revenue, which beat analysts' expectations.
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For a brief moment I nearly jumped in, grabbed my son and hugged him, told him not to worry.
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Real estate investment rose slightly to 11.8 percent in the first three months, while construction starts jumped in March.
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On Tuesday, China reported exports and imports jumped in April, beating forecasts, but the news did not impact markets.
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He says he feels everyone's pain, but that pain was quickly abated when 2 women jumped in his whip.
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On GoFundMe, the number ofcollege-related campaigns has jumped in the last year, according to GoFundMe CEO Rob Solomon.
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Malika's twin sister Khadijah Haqq called them "the cutest" and jumped in to give more insight on the pair.
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Payrolls jumped in June well above expectations as the U.S. economy added 224,000 jobs, according to the Labor Department.
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Oil prices jumped in the afternoon of Asian trading hours on Thursday after seeing sharp declines the previous day.
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Two teenage boys and a man jumped in to save two people trapped in a burning vehicle on Friday.
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The Indians jumped in front early on a first-inning double from Encarnacion, the first of his five RBIs.
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Consumers' attitudes to current conditions in the U.S. jumped in March, according to a monthly survey out on Tuesday.
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Crude oil prices jumped in post settlement trading after a surprise large draw in inventories in the United States.
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In the years following Herschel's discovery, several experts jumped in to suggest more palatable names for the new world.
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He jumped in by launching Anthony Logistics for Men in 2000 out of his home in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan.
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Now that Google's jumped in the fray, it will be interesting to see how well its version competes. Developing.
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For example, Trump reportedly gave Deutsche Bank figures on his worth that jumped in one year by $85033 billion.
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With international support drying up, Afghanistan's government had not jumped in to support the struggling pottery industry, he said.
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The Kings jumped in front quickly when Kopitar scored his sixth of the season 1:10 into the game.
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Here, we jumped in a couple of skiffs to get a closer look at the region's rich intertidal life.
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I woke at dawn, swallowed the fear, jumped in the car, and turned on the radio; music would soothe.
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We could have sex but not often—the intrusions often jumped in, a hellish cock-blocking ménage à trois.
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According to police, Booker jumped in the car and told the suspected carjacker to pull over and get out.
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He jumped in the car and the men raced away on Rust Street in a Toyota, the police said.
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Its stock, which trades below $2017.33, initially jumped in premarket hours, but then turned south, down 22017.3% at midmorning.
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At the fighters' face-off, sidemen jumped in to separate the combatants, but their intervention seemed rather pro forma.
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Chinese takeovers of Australian businesses have jumped in recent years, along with an acceleration in purchases of agricultural land.
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The tour began as soon as I jumped in their car, with camera dude Jared Raab at the wheel.
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According to economists polled by Reuters, the likelihood of a no-deal exit has jumped in the past month.
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Interest in the event grew exponentially, she said, as volunteers, many of them outraged mothers, jumped in to help.
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She put on some lipstick, jumped in the driver's seat of her parents' Lexus, and at 9:10 p.m.
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The former vice president jumped in the poll after Klobuchar and Buttigieg, the former mayor of South Bend, Ind.
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Hilton, Marriott — Hotel stocks jumped in early trading as Congressional leaders reached an agreement on the coronavirus relief bill.
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While Jane responded that her son's concern was the same as hers, Carter jumped in to deny her statement.
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A patchwork national network of volunteers has jumped in to fill the gap created by federal and corporate inaction.
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Symone Sanders, a senior adviser to his campaign, also rushed to jumped in to haul the woman off stage.
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In the ensuing gunfight, before the attackers jumped in the car and drove away, Neischer was shot five times.
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Lozben jumped in to buy cut-price electricity from the now redundant wind farmers to power his cryptocurrency mine.
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Chinese consumer inflation jumped in November, according to data released by the country's National Bureau of Statistics on Tuesday.
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The stock has since jumped in value, and Price underreported the worth of his investment in his nomination filings.
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The average price of gasoline jumped in the past two weeks after Hurricane Harvey prompted the closure of refineries.
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Then Klobuchar jumped in with some Minnesota-adjacent commentary, touting her visit to the Wind Cave in South Dakota.
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Moreover, while the number who favor impeaching and removing Trump jumped in recent weeks, his approval rating barely wiggled.
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"I jumped in and kicked him in the head to make him release his knife," Hurst told The Telegraph.
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Reed jumped in to argue that if this merger hadn't gotten through, more journalism jobs could have been lost.
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It appears the boys got in trouble in the water and their mom jumped in trying to save them.
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Home improvement shares jumped in early trade Monday as Tropical Storm Harvey continued to dump rain on Houston, Texas.
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The FBI jumped in on Wednesday to express "grave concerns" about "material omissions of fact" in the Nunes memorandum.
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"Be your own boss" As Adina started to grow the business, her brother Mayer Kamkhatchi jumped in to help.
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" Miller added that another Republican candidate, Houston Fire Department analyst Leonard Chan, "jumped in probably for the same reason.
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With Deal's endorsement, his lead jumped in the polls to 2-4% -- a solid position for the home stretch.
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Toy brand LEGO jumped in on the jokes, posting an image on Twitter with its take on the Cybertruck.
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Instead, a long list of lesser-known Democrats have jumped in to fill that vacuum, from former state Sen.
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At that point, a bunch of Nick's teammates jumped in and began to kick him while he was down.
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So I jumped in the race and sure enough, you know, the early coverage is about what I'm wearing.
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Kanye then jumped in and made it clear ... he wanted the reporter in question out of the joint, STAT.
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He saw the fire coming, jumped in his Jeep, and started knocking on doors to warn people of the danger.
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As the man resisted leaving the stage, Harris' husband Douglas Emhoff jumped in and wrestled the microphone from the protester.
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Intentional forest fires, meanwhile, jumped in logging regions to 3,2003 in 2015 from 1,826 in 2013, according to the government.
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So Neymar jumped in to seal the game—with a goal off of a pass from, of course, Messi himself.
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When the moderator started to wrap up the questioning, Zuckerberg jumped in to say he wanted to take more questions.
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As the tornado hit, Yesenia Mondragon, 503, said she jumped in the bathtub with her 10-month-old daughter, Layla.
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Then co-writer Chiara Hunter jumped in, humming the line "new religion" to herself, which sparked something in MAAD's mind.
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By the time his father jumped in to rescue him, the boy floated almost a half-mile beyond the shoreline.
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According to Social Security data, other names with a Game of Thrones connection have jumped in popularity in recent years.
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He at one point referenced the "political motivation" around the prosecution, and Jackson jumped in to ask what he meant.
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Joe and Sophie found their way back to their hotel, where they jumped in the Jacuzzi wearing their wedding duds.
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We considered whether or not to have her, but my parents jumped in and convinced me to keep the baby.
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He published these tweets during the afternoon while trading was still happening, and the company's stock price jumped in response.
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According to The Telegraph, searches for the word "emigrate" also jumped in the United States at around the same time.
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During his final attempt, Fernández, then 15, jumped in the water to rescue someone who had fallen off the boat.
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Then Potempa jumped in and gave Jenner's pin-straight hair those iconic beachy Victoria's Secret model waves using the Beachwaver.
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Wife Trisha Yearwood, who's been sharing the bill on Brooks' headlining tour, jumped in to come to her husband's rescue.
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Benny Gantz, a retired general, jumped in opinion polls after launching his campaign for Israel's parliamentary elections, due in April.
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Priya, who's got some damned good reasons to be high-strung, jumped in her seat and looked ready to bolt.
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The housing market has jumped in recent years due to record low interest rates and tight supply pushing up prices.
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The Reds jumped in front 2-0 when Puig hit a two-run homer, his third, in the first inning.
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Post-endorsement, James jumped in the polls before going on to secure a near 239-point victory in the primary.
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Yields in Russian bonds, which move in the opposite direction of their prices, jumped in April after the latest sanctions.
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But in January, when Dr. Tan entered an elevator to his apartment, two men jumped in and showed police badges.
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Stock indexes in Europe and Asia rallied early on Wednesday, after data showed China's dollar-denominated exports jumped in March.
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She claims Louis jumped in to break things up, and she was shocked when he popped her in the face.
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It looks like the man was in an altercation with another group of guys before Quavo and Offset jumped in.
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Alec Baldwin jumped in the shower with SNL's Alex Moffat to mock the paranoia in Washington that everyone is wired.
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He jumped in tandem with a trainer as an attached American flag waved, prompting applause from the crowd watching below.
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This number jumped in 2559 to more than 53 billion e-hongbao exchanges made just on the New Year's eve.
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Panicked, she jumped in the car and drove around Manassas, Virginia, before throwing the severed appendage out her car window.
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OPEC supplies, however, jumped in May as output recovered in Libya and Nigeria, both exempt from the production reduction agreement.
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MORE administration Labor secretary who jumped in a month after Ellison, has cobbled together an impressive list of his own.
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The first time it happened to me I was listening to "Universal Traveller" by Air and I jumped in shock.
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A man who jumped in to assist was able to help two of the girls to shore before drowning himself.
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C Jonathan Lucroy jumped in with his new team and went 0-for-2 and scored the team's lone run.
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Her husband, Terry, briefly joined Indiana's GOP Senate field but dropped out because a businessman with deeper pockets jumped in.
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Private equity may have lagged other industries in using data, but KKR has jumped in with a data-focused hire.
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Data on Monday showed morale among investors in the euro zone jumped in November to its highest level since June.
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Mark Sanford of South Carolina have all jumped in to pose long-shot challenges to Trump's stronghold over the GOP.
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"They were aiming for him, and his friend jumped in," said Detective Jesus Rodriguez of the 40th Precinct detective squad.
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Oil shipments from Russia also jumped in May, up 78 percent to 922,664 tonnes, or 218,165 bpd, from last year.
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Chefs and ham and sausage makers jumped in to buy and use the pork, including Cesare Casella, the Tuscan chef.
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" Drake jumped in to clarify: "What my brother was asking before was, are you ready if we make an album?
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Our photog got them leaving Nobu 57 Friday night in NYC, as they jumped in a garden-variety yellow cab.
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I jumped in an eight-seat, four-wheel-drive Land Rover and began my shared tour with three other travelers.
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Sales for the iPhone jumped in December, propelling Apple's stock to a record high on Wall Street earlier this year.
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Fauci jumped in, explaining that it would be at least a year and a half before the vaccine was deployable.
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I just decided there's nothing that would make me happier than taking a swing at this, so we jumped in.
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Mr. McVicar helped the singers fine-tune their connection; Mr. Fisher and Mr. Villaume jumped in to shape musical phrases.
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So Mr. Chau arranged for the boat to take him close and then jumped in a kayak and paddled in.
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However, investors looked past the news as the number of coronavirus cases jumped in the U.S. and around the world.
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Hearing this, his cabinet ministers jumped in to mention other ways in which ancient texts predicted or invalidated modern ideas.
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DaJuan Gordon of Kansas State jumped in for a steal and headed to the basket for a last-second layup.
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As his advance stalled out last fall, Russia and Turkey jumped in on opposing sides, establishing themselves as potential kingmakers.
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Amy Klobuchar then jumped in to argue that Democrats should come together over their shared support for campaign finance reform.
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And Senator Elizabeth Warren jumped in to defend Ms. Klobuchar, saying her mistake was trivial and had drawn undue attention.
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But the 76ers, the Rockets or the Pistons always jumped in to prevent their pairing three times in a row.
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After a heated back-and-forth between Tlaib and Meadows, who both accused the other of racism, Cummings jumped in.
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E-Trade's Russell found that options volume jumped in the last month for five of the largest Chinese tech stocks.
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Nevertheless, financing impairment charges jumped in the UAE and the impaired financing ratio for UAE banks remains well above others.
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Dory was inside a cage when Bryant Fritz spotted her floating in the lake and jumped in to save her.
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South Africans later jumped in with offers to help pay for the couple's wedding jewelry, spa treatment, and home furniture.
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I don't know," he replied, and one of his people jumped in, too, assuring me they'd "call our tax people.
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Amazon has already jumped in, releasing its top toy list this week — 10 days earlier than it did last year.
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"The option I'm proposing is, Medicare for Choice," Biden said on the debate stage just minutes before Castro jumped in.
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Shares for Tiffany have struggled to gain traction this year, but jumped in October on news of the deal talks.
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The senator described the lapse as a mistake, and Buttigieg jumped in to call it an example of inexcusable ignorance.
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In the 13th round, LaMotta was blasted along the ropes and referee Frank Sikora jumped in to wave the fight off.
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The process was faster for the costume designer, Jenny Beavan, who jumped in just before filming began in the Namib desert.
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Both have recently jumped in price and both featured heavily in last week's discussions, both on and off-stage, in Oman.
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The senator from Vermont lost the Democratic nomination in 2016 to Hillary Clinton but has jumped in for a second try.
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Witnesses say Kaye jumped in front of the synagogue's founding rabbi, Yisroel Goldstein, whose index fingers were injured in the attack.
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She jumped in my arms, we started making out at the bar," explained Jackson, who complimented Olympios as a "great kisser.
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A number of Murphy's Democratic colleagues jumped in to help him hold the floor during the filibuster, with one notable exception.
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Bernie Sanders jumped in, attacking Biden's 2002 vote for the invasion of Iraq — a criticism Biden's faced in previous Democratic debates.
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Official data suggest that deaths of despair jumped in the mid-1980s, when traditional industries such as coal-mining were closing.
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A good Samaritan who was on the same pier had already jumped in the water and was swimming toward the boat.
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However, students and parents informed The Indianapolis Star that the teacher who jumped in to stop the suspect was Jason Seaman.
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No surprise that refinances, also referred to as prepayments, have jumped in the past few months as rates began their swoon.
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Spotify also jumped in subscriber numbers, adding 5 million paid accounts in the period between July and November of this year.
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It wasn't long before Justin Hartley also jumped in on the action and the three were in a push-up competition.
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The ref jumped in because it was the end of the round, not because Fiziev unlocked some kind of cheat code.
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Monthly active users stayed flat in North America but jumped in every other region — posting particularly strong growth in Asia-Pacific.
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She jumped in front of an enemy Hunchback and unloaded on it with every weapon she had at point blank range.
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So the Philadelphia Zoo's animal care team jumped in to raise her, bottle feeding her and keeping watch around the clock.
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The U.S. dollar jumped in a day from 54,700 rials to 60,000 rials in the open market in Tehran on Monday.
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Her other sister Karin Kildow quickly jumped in: "Never say never," before adding her preferred choice of language: "Most likely last".
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Over the past two years, AT&T has jumped in on the growing telehealth trend with its Remote Patient Monitoring kit.
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The economic outlook got a further boost from another report on Thursday showing a gauge of future activity jumped in April.
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Since January, President Trump's disapproval rating has jumped in every state, with the increases ranging from 9.6% (Alabama) to 18.8% (Illinois).
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"The studios all jumped in and created their own [Christian film] divisions, like FOX Faith or Sony's Affirm Films," says Garside.
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Steinhoff shares jumped in early trade on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange, and were up more than 13 percent by 0725 GMT.
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Steinhoff shares jumped in early trade on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange, and were up more than 6 percent by 0725 GMT.
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He jumped in the water and started guiding Elmore Jones to the boat, where Lavandera helped pull the elderly man aboard.
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So when Virtuix announced in March that it would crowdfund its next investment round, Mr. Hensch and Ms. Roumagoux jumped in.
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I gained some confidence and was peeling off my wetsuit an hour and a half after I jumped in the lake.
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Drafted in 2007, he has jumped in to start 12 football games in his career with the Lions and the Cardinals.
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Schumer jumped in to stress the importance of opening up the government and then negotiating on border security funding from there.
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OPEC supplies jumped in May as output recovered in Libya and Nigeria, two countries exempt from the international production cut agreement.
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"He continued: "Khaseen would always help someone in need… And only a few people who knew him jumped in to help.
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It is true that violent crime has jumped in some cities that have also experienced police violence followed by public unrest.
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Business spending on things like factories, software and new equipment jumped in the first quarter after the tax law took effect.
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As if it were rehearsed, (it probably was!) Hart jumped in to say that Johnson is a genuine and caring person.
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When Tester, Montana's state Senate president, jumped in the 2006 race for US Senate, few gave him good odds of winning.
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We jumped in her car and drove a couple of blocks before we were forced to stop at a makeshift roadblock.
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After the first, Case jumped in for a takedown and after stuffing it, the 21-year-old locked up a triangle.
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Despite being nude in front of her, she says he never stopped talking business ... even when he jumped in the shower.
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In the end the album was remixed and Mike Crossey jumped in at the last minute to add some additional production.
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When the start of the season looked like a sinking ship, Messi jumped in the captain's seat and saved the vessel.
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When pressed as to whether he had been involved in discussions with Mr. Bratton about succeeding him, the mayor jumped in.
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Yet, when the call to protest went out to local farmers, he jumped in the driving seat of his family's tractor.
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I jumped in with both feet and told myself I was smart enough to figure it out as I went along.
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" Mr. Joyce jumped in to defend Mr. Barbour: "It can be honoring your own values to open them up to challenge.
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One of those, according to La Repubblica, was 30-year-old Michela, who jumped in a city taxi at 10.30 p.m.
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Envy jumped in front Friday with a 16-10 decision on Dust II, but Cloud9 rallied to take Overpass 16-7.
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Mr. Doctorow improvised for a bit, and Paul Holdengräber, the director of the library's "Live" programs, jumped in to ask questions.
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At stops along the way, we put on snorkeling masks, jumped in and drifted with the current over dense coral reefs.
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In the meantime, Democratic presidential hopefuls like former Vice President Joe Biden have also jumped in to criticize the president's actions.
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When Judicial Watch lawyer Ramona Cotca asked Mills whether she'd discussed Clinton's email issues with lawyer Heather Samuelson, Wilkinson jumped in.
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Last week, President-elect Donald J. Trump jumped in, tweeting that The Times had lost thousands of subscribers since the election.
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"We are so grateful to the good Samaritan who jumped in to save this guy," Petty Officer Mark Barney told CNN.
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Sensing an opening to cast herself as above the fray and focused on party unity, she jumped in with some humor.
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"Six more candidates could get in in the month of April," in addition to the 15 who have already jumped in.
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Sales also jumped in the company's Bromine Specialties and Catalysts divisions, which make specialty chemicals used in fire extinguishers and refineries.
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The U.S. trade deficit jumped in May, as exports were hampered by the strengthening U.S. dollar and imports from China surged.
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Speaking of, Tariq, aka The Roots' Blackthought, also jumped in for a verse about how much he really, really loves plaid.
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"There was no pressure," he said, before the US leader quickly jumped in to make sure no one missed the moment.
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" And Salt Lake City Mayor Jackie Biskupski jumped in: "There is nothing about the work I'm doing that is women's issues.
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So he literally listened to a few seconds of the beat, jumped in the booth and started singing it right away.
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Spacey was spotted for the first time on Friday ... shrouded in a face cover as he jumped in a waiting SUV.
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Other members jumped in to offer advice to this man about his attractive roommate, a so-called Chad in incel speak.
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He's accused of stabbing 3 men -- 2 of whom died -- who jumped in to defend 2 women Christian harassed and threatened.
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Several of the former VP's rivals jumped in with criticism after reports that Biden seemed to celebrate the civility of Sen.
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Knowing they had a scoop (of sorts) on their hands, the winery jumped in lovefest, sharing photos of the couple on Instagram.
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Federal Housing Administration mortgage delinquencies jumped in the fourth quarter for the first time since 2006, the Mortgage Bankers Association reported Wednesday.
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But when the daughter saw her father swimming away, she jumped in and both drowned when a strong current swept over them.
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Models to the rescue At least three good Samaritans jumped in to try to help them, police Detective Annette Shelton told CNN.
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Shares of chipmakers including Nvidia and Micron also jumped in premarket trading Monday on relief from the pause in the trade war.
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In late August, consumers started to notice the EpiPens they had to buy for their children seemed to have jumped in price.
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Retail sales under the category of "unclassified durable goods" jumped in the double digits each time Apple rolled out a new model.
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Violent crime in Mexico has jumped in recent months and 2017 is on track to be one of its bloodiest on record.
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Then Lorraine jumped in: In the same discussion, they echoed each other another time, this time with Jimmy responding to Lorraine's calls.
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Koo said sales incentives to coax buyers into showrooms jumped in the first half, without saying how much the promotions cost Hyundai.
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He then jumped in his car, drove over into the county of Berkshire and continued his rampage across the town of Hungerford.
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Data from Slice Intelligence shows sales were tepid in July and August and then jumped in September, when the watch was updated.
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" The exchange then escalated to the point that Klobuchar, who was called on next to speak, jumped in saying, "Whoa, guys, hey!
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The U.S. dollar jumped in a day from 54,700 rials to 58,000 rials in the open market in Tehran, local media reported.
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In Britain the Labour Party jumped in the polls in 240 when its leader, Ed Miliband, pledged to freeze household energy tariffs.
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The independent roast-to-order coffee company jumped in and announced that it would hire 10,000 veterans over the next six years.
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Lord jumped in first on this, claiming IBM's position on privacy is "pretty strong" because it's operating "in an opt-in world".
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A group of Redditors subsequently jumped in with tests of their own and reported dramatically improved performance when the app was deleted.
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Family not surprised mother jumped in to #provoriver to save her daughter, "She would do that for her kids" #kutv2news 5. pic.twitter.
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Detroit, the Germans, and less so the Japanese; the Japanese have jumped in, but they're conflicted about which technology they're going for.
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Politico notes that Trump's favorable ratings have jumped in the last couple weeks, among Republicans and Republican-leaning independents tracked by Gallup.
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Moderator Chris Wallace asked the candidates their views on "late-term, partial-birth abortions" and Trump jumped in with a horrifying description.
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Data showed U.S. retail sales jumped in September, and the University of Michigan's consumer sentiment index hit its highest since January 2004.
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Sales of new homes jumped in December, after falling in the three previous months, the Housing Industry Association (HIA) said on Wednesday.
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Eventuall AKM jumped in with a nano-boosted death blossom as Reaper, ripping through Misfits and taking the checkpoint at 1:24.
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But the family of six couldn't wait to see for themselves, so they jumped in the car and headed to the shelter.
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Steve King, the Iowa congressman admired by farmers who has stumped with Cruz all week, jumped in to defend his favorite candidate.
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It was only after my body responded the way it did that my mind jumped in and attempted to explain those symptoms.
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That show of discontent was organized by three right-wing parties, including the far-right Vox that has jumped in opinion polls.
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"When Tom jumped in, nobody expected this to be a competitive race," said Adam Green, co-founder of Progressive Change Campaign Committee.
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However, some consumer staples stocks rose after a measure of Australian consumer sentiment jumped in July to its highest since late 2013.
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Newt Gingrich has jumped in with Understanding Trump, which purports to explain Trump's populist appeal to elites in Washington and New York.
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Now, people have jumped in to contribute hundreds of millions of dollars, which is probably more like what's required at this point.
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In Europe, data on Monday showed morale among investors in the euro zone jumped in November to its highest level since June.
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When Matthew Abbott, a photographer who regularly contributes to The New York Times, heard about the fires, he jumped in the car.
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One main concern for people in the tech industry would be if regulators jumped in to create rules around their A.I. work.
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He jumped in front of a young woman who was at the party and was fatally shot; she was wounded but survived.
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On Monday, Congress also jumped in; the House Judiciary Committee announced a bipartisan investigation into Silicon Valley and competition among online businesses.
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So he just stripped down and jumped in, smashing through the ice himself—and Yuriev's golden retriever jumped right in after him.
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Though Politico reports that many of Murphy's fellow Democrats were unaware of his plans, other legislators quickly jumped in to support him.
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Analysts told CNBC the rise in U.S. production, pared with an earlier report that OPEC's output jumped in June, weighed on markets.
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With nearly $2 billion in financing from Alibaba, China's leading e-commerce company, and SoftBank, the Japanese investment giant, Paytm jumped in.
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A jogger passing by jumped in and was able to free Margaritis from the piling and bring her to land, he said.
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Witnesses said Kaye jumped in the line of fire to protect the synagogue's founding rabbi, Yisrael Goldstein, whose index fingers were injured.
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Oil prices jumped in the afternoon of Asian trading hours, with international benchmark Brent crude futures up 1205.28% to $34.20 per barrel.
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The Trump administration declined to defend the law in court, so several Democrat-controlled states — led by California — jumped in as defense.
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Messi controlled a ball right by the net with an athletic leap, but before he could fire, Saevarsson jumped in and cleared.
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Biden, too, jumped in and emphasized the steps the Obama administration took to push back on the use of stop and frisk.
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" Ant, 40, jumped in on the comments to heap praise on his wife, writing, "You are literally a super human super star!!!!
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Oil prices jumped in the afternoon of Asian trading hours, with international benchmark Brent crude futures gaining 1.98% to $60.27 per barrel.
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Yet, again and again, he has hungrily jumped in to established repertory and made us relisten to music we thought we knew.
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Television advertising rates have jumped in markets like Las Vegas and Columbia, S.C., which holds its primary the week after Nevada's caucuses.
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The pound jumped in value after Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain announced on Tuesday that she would call an early election.
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The book had been No. 15 on the list on Saturday morning, CNN reported, but jumped in the rankings by Sunday morning.
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Winterton, who only lives about 15 minutes from the ranch, jumped in his truck, pistol in hand, and sped to the property.
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For years, the Japanese dominated the cream puff market in New York with oversize ones, but now, the French have jumped in.
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They grabbed a bag of zip ties to repair holes in the fence, jumped in their truck, and headed out to search.
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Japan's core consumer prices rose for a 11th straight month, up 0.9 percent year-on-year, and household spending jumped in November.
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Public support for an impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump jumped in the days after Democrats announced a probe of his conduct.
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Also giving yields a boost, consumer confidence jumped in January to 125.4, higher than the 123.1 expected by economists polled by Reuters.
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My triplet brothers ... they grabbed my arms, grabbed my legs, strapped on a life jacket and jumped in the pool with me.
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Oil prices jumped in the afternoon of Asian trading hours, with international benchmark Brent crude futures up 0.98% to $53.79 per barrel.
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The homicide rate in Mexico jumped in 2007, the first year in office of the administration of President Felipe Calderón (2006-2012).
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O'Malley (remember him?), who spent the night trying to get a word in edgewise, jumped in to criticize Clinton on that as well.
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They published a 2016 study in JAMA Pediatrics that found teen use jumped in Washington following recreational pot legalization, but not in Colorado.
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Price pressures in factories - which feed through into consumer prices - jumped in July as import prices rose at their fastest rate since 2011.
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But you know with the ring and with everything else that's going on I'm sure she's…" Meghan then jumped in, "She's with us.
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Her dad, who was not identified, jumped in the water to help, but the girl was foaming at the mouth and wasn't moving.
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With little conversation she jumped in, and over the course of two weeks, we got out whatever nihilistic flailing we had left; preparation.
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Renowned short-seller Muddy Waters recently targeted the $9 billion Starbucks wannabe before frequent mainland sceptic Citron Research jumped in to defend it.
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They turned on the tube, flipped through a few favorite channels and jumped in even if a show or movie had already started.
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She knew Lucero wanted to create a legacy for her beloved brother, and when she started collecting items, Hodack jumped in to help.
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I love you, I always will, I wish you the best, but maybe we just jumped in way too deep into this thing.
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The original development kit was sold for $21.5, and the second-generation jumped in price by only $903, which covered the included camera.
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" Moore jumped in to offer a little bit of clarity about the logistics of the scene saying, "He'd hit and then I'd yell.
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It's such a pointless and nasty worm that the crime group behind the original Petya actually jumped in and volunteered to help victims.
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Here are the people who jumped in to help: Veteran firefighter Authorities have credited volunteer firefighter Jamie Brock with bringing down the suspect.
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The investors who jumped in to take advantage of the discount were probably making a smart short-term decision—Netflix isn't going anywhere.
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The Strasbourg shooter jumped in a taxi after his alleged attack and the bragged to the driver about it, French authorities said Wednesday.
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Moving forward, Lazear would like to see a more significant increase in productivity, which jumped in October but remained flat year over year.
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Soon, fists were flying and family members jumped in, turning the argument into a brawl that four police officers had to break up.
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It could have ended much differently had Cincinnati Police Department officers not hurried to the river and jumped in to save her life.
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As the people posed around a Voice chair, Cyrus and Fallon jumped in at the last minute just in time to say cheese.
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When the 2.43-year yield crossed the key 22.4 percent mark in May last year, U.S. individual investors jumped in and bought Treasuries.
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Inflation at the wholesale level jumped in April by the largest amount in three months, fueled by rising prices of food and energy.
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Witnesses tells us someone in Chris' group pushed Quavo, and then one of the Migos guys jumped in ... but then he got punched.
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That's a huge step in the right direction for gender equality, but it could partially explain why the risk jumped in the 90s.
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The attorney general has not jumped in to publicly defend the president against the Democratic inquiry as he did with the Mueller investigation.
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California confirmed this week that the number of colonized patients has jumped in Southern California — from fewer than five this summer to 181.
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There were no unlocks in Battlefield 1942, for example — you just bought the game, jumped in, and experienced everything it had to offer.
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He jumped in a car and drove 9 miles to the Mandalay Bay Hotel and Casino, he said in the "60 Minutes" interview.
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Vindman's lawyer jumped in and said his client was simply following the committee's own rules, which bar witnesses from mentioning the whistleblower's name.
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Paul jumped in by calling Cruz's statements on immigration "insulting" and said Cruz had no place accusing his rivals of being for amnesty.
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Deputies say the guy in the driver's seat first lied, but then admitted he had switched with Tommie -- who jumped in the back.
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Christopher McQuarrie quickly jumped in with some Ice Bucket Challenge-style provocation and nominated James Cameron and Michael Bay to join the campaign.
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" My colleague jumped in next: "I'll have a gram of coke, a gram of MDMA, an ounce and a quarter of the Thai.
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She jumped in fiercely, and I thought, Oh, yeah, this is going to be fun; this is going to be a great ride.
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In Oregon and California, a group called Common Frequency jumped in, especially in rural regions, helping people get licenses as they came available.
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China's official, but highly doubted, urban unemployment rate jumped in February to 224.5%, its highest on record, the National Bureau of Statistics said.
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China's official, but highly doubted, urban unemployment rate jumped in February to 6.2%, its highest on record, the National Bureau of Statistics said.
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Even the campaign's private security detail, made up of former F.B.I. agents and New York City police officers, jumped in on the act.
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Wilson's teammate Kayla McBride and Skylar Diggins-Smith of the Dallas Wings jumped in to defend her, and her mother privately offered support.
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The wolf was starting to drag Matthew away when a neighboring camper, Russ Fee, heard the family's screams and jumped in to help.
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Real Housewives of New Jersey star Teresa Giudice, who was also a guest on Wednesday's show, jumped in excited to hear Cohen's response.
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Since Dramageddon, none of the main players have been friendly with each other, even though Star seemingly jumped in on Westbrook&aposs behalf.
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Theodore H. Frank, a lawyer who specializes in class-action suits, has jumped in the ring himself along with another victim, David Watkins.
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Iran's foreign minister jumped in on Monday, warning that there would be no substitute for the accord if Mr. Trump tears it up.
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But before Marco could finish, his call dropped, so Yvonne from Caldwell, Idaho, jumped in to say why she thought Trump was guilty.
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The teenagers Several teenagers jumped in the 2018 Kansas gubernatorial race after discovering the state did not have an age requirement for candidates.
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The girl survived after her father jumped in front of an oncoming train at the Kingsbridge Road station in the Bronx, officials said.
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The mood elsewhere was more subdued, as the number of new coronavirus cases jumped in South Korea, with Japan reporting two new deaths.
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Oil prices have already jumped in recent months, and we expect that they will continue to strengthen over the duration of this year.
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He jumped in, waded around and had a stroke of luck; fresh-pressed juice still packed in ice was there waiting for him.
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But as soon as Jackson jumped in to question Stone, he began to contradict his explanations for the post and for his remorse.
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Exxon was late to the party, then overpaid when it finally jumped in with a $39 billion deal for XTO Energy in 23.
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Video of the proposal went viral, and strangers and brands alike jumped in to help pay for the couple&aposs wedding and honeymoon.
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Stocks with a high exposure to South Africa jumped in trade, with Anglo-South African financial services group Old Mutual popping 3 percent.
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Bloomberg would be the second billionaire to make a late entry in the contest, after investor Tom Steyer jumped in over the summer.
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Melanie: We've seen some Republicans start to dip their toes in the impeachment waters — but no one has jumped in just yet. Sen.
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He shouted out the exclamation that is the title of this article, jumped in the bayou and was promptly killed by said gator.
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Instead, Mr. Trump jumped in to claim that the "concept" of Russian election interference did not emerge until after the November 2016 vote.
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XXXTentacion's music quickly jumped in popularity as news of the killing spread, with his songs climbing the internal rankings at Amazon and iTunes.
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Even Donald Trump Jr., the president's eldest son, jumped in and retweeted posts promoting the theory that Smollett had faked his own attack.
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"He just jumped into action and jumped in and saved a guy who was drowning," Machtemes gushed about the boy's good deed to KARE.
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The euro jumped in relief, and was last up 1.3 percent at $1.0866, having been as far as $1.0940, the highest since early November.
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"Everybody ate pasta and then we all put on our swimsuits and jumped in the ocean at 1:00 in the morning," Lee says.
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"Several years ago the ball fell into a well and several men jumped in after it," Koba Pirtkhalaishvili, a longtime Lelo participant, told me.
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Fellow billionaire Howard Schultz, the former Starbucks CEO, briefly jumped in the 2020 race as an independent before officially ending his bid in September.
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She ordered an Uber to take her home — and when a black Chevrolet Impala rolled up, she jumped in, assuming it was her ride.
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PayPal's own revenue and profit jumped in the first three months of the year as the company added customers and processed more digital payments.
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She was making bath salts for all the guests — and right when we got home, she jumped in the bath to try them out.
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Luckily, before things got too serious, a man jumped in behind her appearing to swat at her flaming hair to help put it out.
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Shares in those companies have jumped in response, and the optimism appears to be spreading as investors bet more companies would issue similar statements.
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The number of seconded or "posted" workers, employed in one EU state but temporarily sent to work in another, has jumped in recent years.
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The mother, and an onlooker, 30-year-old Sean Thayne, jumped in the rushing water to save her, along with four other Good Samaritans.
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His mother fell overboard and Fernéndez jumped in after her, paddling back to the boat with one arm as she held onto his back.
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Market research firm GfK said on Friday that its gauge of consumer confidence jumped in September back to the level seen before the referendum.
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Turnover in the Australian dollar and the yuan jumped in the six months ending October 2018 as rising trade tensions fuelled greater trading volumes.
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Democratic 2020 candidates — including Kamala Harris, Elizabeth Warren, Pete Buttigieg, Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden — all jumped in to condemn Trump's posts as racist.
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It was all too obvious that Alex was suicidal… and, for all the talk about saving people, no one jumped in to rescue Alex.
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Fitbit's stock price jumped in after-hours trading and is currently trading around $6.00 a share, off its 52-week intraday high of $7.79.
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" Ripa jumped in to give her take on the cringe-inducing tale, explaining to her co-host, "When in doubt, go to the mom.
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Dillashaw obliged him by going on offence, and each time he jumped in with a fancy shift, it resulted in him eating a counter.
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Siemens raised its earnings forecasts on Tuesday after its industrial business profit jumped in its fiscal first quarter, lifted by its factory automation unit.
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Bill Hader, who didn't know Ms. Miller, jumped in just for the chance to work with her, as did Ms. Gerwig and Mr. Hawke.
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It has jumped in April on signs of increasing inflation and as the Federal Reserve signaled more rate increases are to come this year.
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After listening to his answers — Catholic, Indian and good-hearted — Cecily jumped in and joked about how two out of three weren't so bad.
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OPEC's oil production jumped in May, despite the exporter group agreeing last month to extend its six-month deal to cap output into 1.110.
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It's only after Siddiq jumped in the lake and was saved by Rosita that he realized something was amiss with the community's drinking water.
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Ocasio-Cortez, who was elected to Congress after a surprise upset in a Democratic primary last year, has rapidly jumped in popularity on Twitter.
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Among the rescuers was an off-duty sheriff's deputy on the Branson Belle who "jumped in and helped," said Rader, the Stone County sheriff.
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Smiling through tears, Piller signed everything thrust in front of her and posed with every fan who jumped in her path for a photograph.
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TRADE DEFICIT WIDENS: The U.S. trade deficit jumped in May, as exports were hampered by the strengthening U.S. dollar and imports from China surged.
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AmTrust Financial Services shares jumped in after-hours trading Thursday after activist investor Carl Icahn disclosed a nearly 9.4 percent stake in the company.
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He'd been searching for a way to honor an inspirational coach who passed away suddenly in 2012, so he jumped in with both feet.
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Amazon introduced its Echo in November 2014, but over the last six months, Alphabet, Microsoft and Apple have jumped in with their own versions.
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While they all waited for the baby to be returned, people from SOS jumped in to pay for the additional nights at a hotel.
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Netflix has jumped in to argue all of the benefits that streaming offers and insist it loves movies just as much as anyone else.
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Footage posted on social media showed punches being thrown in every direction as numerous people jumped in and got a dose of the mayhem.
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Neil allegedly attacked a female fan who had come up to Nic inside the Aria Hotel, and Cage heroically jumped in to defend her.
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This is also partly why I used a phone to take pictures and jumped in trucks evacuating soldiers from the frontline and so on.
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We jumped in the back of a cab, and on the way, she got me to take a bunch of photos of her vagina.
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Spotify even jumped in, updating its policy to "be as open and transparent as possible with our users about the personal data we collect."
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The United States has also jumped in, with American Special Forces quietly expanding a covert war inside Somalia against the Shabab, with mixed results.
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"I had some insight into why this looked easy, but it was actually hard to do, and kind of just jumped in," Houston said.
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"Nobody has jumped in because the technical risks are too high at this early stage, " said Chris Cornelius, a British geologist and oil entrepreneur.
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The number of people killed by the police in Rio de Janeiro jumped in 2018 to a high of 1,538, according to state statistics.
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Justice Elena Kagan also jumped in to point out that hospitals can deny admitting privileges for other reasons, including a religious opposition to abortion.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average, Nasdaq Composite and S&P 500 also jumped in the 2010s amid the longest economic expansion in U.S. history.
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Admitting he was a bit slowed down by Ms. Coulthard, who doesn't usually join him, he jumped in a car just before 2 p.m.
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Rob Gronkowski, the star tight end of the New England Patriots, jumped in from the crowd to get involved in a Battle Royal match.
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It hit record lows in July, but it jumped in the latter part of last week, as tech and other Nasdaq stocks sold off.
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The Republican National Committee's research team jumped in as well with a memo highlighting the distance between them on a series of policy points.
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"Every time there has been an attempt to solve the Cyprus issue, the Russians have jumped in to block a settlement," Mr. Drousiotis said.
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I jumped in and helped her as often as I could, getting things from the low shelves so she didn't have to keep bending.
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The number of available jobs jumped in October after hitting an 18-month low the previous month, a sign the job market remains strong.
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As I started to sit, I was shoved forward by a man who had jumped in front of my rear to claim the seat.
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The economy, for instance, remained sluggish for more than a year after consumer and business confidence jumped in the months after the 2016 election.
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Filled with a sickening sense of satisfaction, I jumped in a taxi home, checking the time to see if McDonalds had started serving breakfast.
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The Italian debt yields have jumped in the past couple of weeks, with the 10-year government bond yield rising more than 50 basis points.
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I jumped in with a group of other members of the press, only one of whom I was familiar with, and immediately sunk right in.
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" Donald Trump jumped in not long after to say that the Fernando appointment illustrates that Clinton "turned the [State Department] into her private hedge fund.
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Along with another refugee they jumped in the sea and pulled the boat for three hours through the water, saving the lives of 19 others.
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For Part B drugs, the biggest cost-per-unit increase was seen in mitomycin, which treats cancer, and which jumped in price by 163 percent.
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Suzanne Somers and jewelry designer Jennifer Meyer also jumped in on the the A-list ladies' selfie, which Cox shared to her 2.5 million followers.
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They jumped in the water to see dolphins swim back and forth, surfacing and descending to the ocean floor about 20 to 25 feet below.
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Charlie Sheen has jumped in on the online reaction to Hollywood star Debbie Reynolds' death, who died only a day after her daughter Carrie Fisher.
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He dropped out of the mayoral race, and his brother Doug jumped in to make his own bid on the strength of the Ford brand.
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Snapchat has jumped in daily download rankings ever since the gender swap filters took off as a trend, according to web analytics company Similar Web.
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Fellow Baltimore Raven, Tony Jefferson, jumped in on the fun, replying to Hurst's tweet with a meme from Sesame Street, joking around with his teammate.
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The share prices of American banks and health-care companies also jumped in anticipation that Mr Trump would loosen regulations introduced under the Obama administration.
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Google searches for the word "stockpile" have jumped in the past week, approaching the all-time high seen shortly after the referendum of June 2016.
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Two months later, Warner Music jumped in and signed the Tottenham DJ to a live-mix compilation series—what we now know as Pure Garage.
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Thirteen-year-old Sara Cusimano was listening to music in her mother's car just outside New Orleans when a carjacker jumped in and drove off.
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A 2017 study found that in the two weeks after a gun show in Nevada, gun-related injuries and deaths jumped in nearby California cities.
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Never ones to miss an opportunity for a little fun, the people of the internet jumped in with their best takes on the Photoshop blunder.
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Although Trainwrecks issued an apology, Reddit commenters jumped in to support him, claiming Twitch singled him out while letting "self-proclaimed camwhores" break its rules.
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Established tech giants like Sony and HTC quickly jumped in to cut off Oculus before it could corner the market on the next big boom.
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FRANKFURT, June 22 (Reuters) - European wholesale power prices for Monday jumped in trading on Friday on forecasts for sharply lower wind power production in Germany.
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"I was nervous about going with the Jell-O cake instead of the Blue Velvet we had planned but we just jumped in," she says.
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But then Trump jumped in to defend himself — and used the opportunity to again denounce the Mueller investigation rather than shift any blame to Russia.
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Last month, the actress and TV host jumped in the pool while wearing a $1,600 Zimmermann maxi dress at her 40th birthday celebration in Mexico.
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The former WCW heavyweight champ jumped in the ring at Championship Wrestling From Hollywood's "Peter & Ray's Surprise Birthday Party Spectacular" ... and rocked The Rockness Monsters!!
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And it gave Republicans fodder for a simple post-debate attack video, creating a supercut of all the times Kaine jumped in on Pence's time.
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Check out the companies making headlines after the bell Monday: Alcoa shares jumped in after-hours trading Monday after the company reported mixed quarterly results.
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In a Quinnipiac poll conducted about six weeks before he jumped in, more than three-quarters of them, 76%, said it was a bad idea.
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Bennet jumped in to argue that the deals Biden cut -- often with Senate GOP Leader Mitch McConnell (Kentucky) always were better for Republicans than Democrats.
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The agency is investigating why the number of cyclosporiasis cases has jumped in 2017, but no specific food item has been tied to the infections.
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The proportion who said a candidate's non-belief in God would make no difference has jumped in the past nine years from 32% to 41%.
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The 73-year-old Hume, who hosted Fox's "Special Report" for 12 years,m jumped in seamlessly and improved Van Susteren's numbers by double digits.
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Perez, a fervent Clinton campaigner, jumped in later but has gained steam and is believed to have the backing from some in the White House.
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Meanwhile, data showed New Zealand's gross domestic product jumped in the second quarter, with economic growth a central issue in the country's impending general election.
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Ironically, it was the Iran-funded terrorist group Hezbollah that came to his rescue, and then Russia jumped in with both feet as Obama watched.
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Erdogan's rivals in the presidential polls also jumped in, with the "Tamam" tweets from three of his main opponents together garnering more than 10,000 retweets.
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Ryan quickly jumped in to stop McCarthy from going further, warning the small group of GOP leaders and senior staffers not to leak the discussion.
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" Rubio jumped in and defended Bush 43, blaming another president -- Bill Clinton -- for failing to take Osama bin Laden out "when he had a chance.
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But their number has jumped in recent years: There were some 1.9 million posted workers in the EU in 2014, the most recent data shows.
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Doug was away at a speaking engagement, so Pam jumped in the car with a friend and raced to the crisis center two hours away.
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Alvarado told KTLA that she jumped in the water, grabbed Maya and worked on reviving her while Edwards saw Makayla in the pool's shallow end.
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Gun sales jumped in January after President Obama vowed to use executive powers to expand background checks for buyers and bolster licensing requirements for dealers.
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Perhaps the most obvious question: If A.P. were susceptible to competition, why hasn't the ACT, which successfully created an alternative to the SAT, jumped in?
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The attack — the worst on Mexican law enforcement in years — came in a state where violence blamed on drug gangs has jumped in recent months.
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Ellison's early entry into the race may have also helped his cause, because he received immediate endorsements before any other big names had jumped in.
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The number of hate and bias incidents reported across the United States jumped in the days immediately after President Donald Trump's election victory in November.
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The bear was so afraid of this neighbor that it turned, ran down the bank to the river, jumped in, and swam to New York.
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After learning of the shooting, Herron, who is a healthcare worker at a nursing home, jumped in her car and raced to Comer Children's Hospital.
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Gates reportedly jumped in and suggested the money could be better used investing in making its popular Skype app more business-friendly with new features.
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And, as Senator Amy Klobuchar jumped in to point out, many of them — especially the three women onstage — have strong records on protecting abortion rights.
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Mr. Trump jumped in a moment later, assailing California's embrace of so-called sanctuary cities, where local authorities limit their cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.
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In Bora Bora to celebrate Mr. Clemons's 40th birthday, the couple swam with sharks and rays, then jumped in with larger, more intimidating Manta rays.
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" Former Vice President Joe Biden jumped in and said Obama "did not in any way suggest that there was anything positive about the Cuban government.
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The right jumped in first, initially with talk radio and hosts such as Rush Limbaugh and then, in 1996, with the creation of Fox News.
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The overall energy group climbed 20.7 percent, as the price of oil jumped in tandem with Wall Street and in reaction to a weaker dollar.
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The trend is evident in the news business, including at The Times and The Washington Post, where subscriptions have jumped in the last few months.
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Chinese car stocks jumped in Hong Kong trade Wednesday, with Geely Auto rising 5.7 percent and BYD limited Class H shares climbing nearly 12.7 percent.
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Silicon Valley VC firms and accelerators have jumped in on the migration too, like Y Combinator and 500 Startups, as TechCrunch&aposs Kate Clark writes.
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About a quarter of the Democratic electorate is still undecided — a share of voters that hasn't substantially shrunk since April, when Biden first jumped in.
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An unexpected twin was born not breathing and, with almost no protective gear, two nurses she'd brought with her jumped in and saved the baby.
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" Her opponent, Quinton Lucas, quickly jumped in to say that everyone deserved a fair shot, "particularly those who live in neighborhoods that are historically disadvantaged.
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Stormzy jumped in, though: "don't worry about your phones, don't worry about back home, let's just use the next few hours to get fucked up".
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They found the increase in California&aposs violent crime rate was less than that of comparison states, but larcenies jumped in California as they declined elsewhere.
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The happiest Bitcoin buyers are probably the ones that jumped in just to try out a cool, new technology—the appreciation in value was a bonus.
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Digital insurance and financial services has taken off in some Western markets and, of course, China, where internet giants like Alibaba and Tencent have jumped in.
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I jumped in the stage manager's car, and, by the time we cruised out of the parking lot, I had smoked half of my pre-roll.
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Stocks and Treasury yields jumped in the wake of Trump's victory, amid the prospects for looser regulations in certain sectors, lower tax rates and fiscal stimulus.
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Stocks and Treasury yields jumped in the wake of Trump's victory, amid the prospects of looser regulations in certain sectors, lower tax rates, and fiscal stimulus.
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Shortly after Schwarzenegger, 71, put down the phone, a man lurking nearby ambushed him from behind, jumped in the air, and kicked him in the back.
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The internet jumped in with their guesses of what this 13-year-old kid with what I assume is a rich dad or uncle was googling.
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And YouTube has also jumped in with their launch of YouTube Gaming in August 2015, which makes streaming available with the rest of their gaming content.
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Lore saw his child executed today and he's currently running a business that was almost destroyed by Amazon until Wal-Mart jumped in and bought it.
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"He climbed up the ladder and jumped in, and he hit his head, and he was instantly paralyzed," his girlfriend, Ariana King, told the news outlet.
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Most commenters gave the model and cookbook author props for her handiwork, but others jumped in to criticize her for putting nail polish on her daughter.
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" Fallon, now recovered from his "injury," jumped in and added, "It is so hot instead of Red Lobster, Beyoncé is taking his ass to Dairy Queen.
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And in July of 2008, 53-year-old Jean-Michel jumped in front of a train while he was on a call with his union reps.
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Rader says an off-duty deputy aboard the nearby Showboat Branson Belle and others on the riverboat jumped in to help the duck boat&aposs passengers.
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Stocks got a lift Tuesday from the strongest consumer confidence reading in 16 years, and also as investors jumped in to do some quarter-end buying.
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Recalls jumped in 2014 after Congress held a series of hearings about major auto safety issues involving General Motors Co ignition switches and Takata air bags.
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The candidates who have jumped in are much more promising on the matter of diversity: five women, two black candidates, one Latino, and a practicing Hindu.
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Although the economy has so far fared better than expected, inflation numbers on Monday will probably show prices jumped in December as imports became more expensive.
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Lux Capital, which led Recursions Series A round, jumped in again for this round, along with previous participants Obvious Ventures, Advantage Capital, Felicis, Epic, and AME.
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And then toward the middle of the tour I got jumped in Texas and had my skull fractured by these guys that worked at the club.
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Last term, according to an analysis by Adam Feldman, a political scientist who runs the blog Empirical scotus , Ginsburg and Sotomayor most often jumped in first.
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Xmithie went after Huni for a quick kill and Darshan jumped in to fight back against Reignover and one more, weakening Reignover for Huni's killing blow.
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Late-coming giants like BHP-Billiton of Australia jumped in with $20 billion of investments, only to write off more than $85033 billion six years later.
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They'll also have difficulty competing for airtime with a slew of high-profile Democrats who have already jumped in, or are seriously considering the race. Sens.
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"Because you've got to make sure that the person coming across ... " Chaffetz began to explain before Kennedy, whose full name is Lisa Kennedy Montgomery, jumped in.
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"Came right through here, stumblin' and a fallin' and fightin' them things and I jumped in right aside that pole right there," he told Fox 26.
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Another gripe: Raddatz jumped in to actually debate Trump on two occasions, the most notable happening during an exchange about telegraphing military operations to the enemy.
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Thankfully, Best Buy has jumped in to negate the information overload by narrowing down your choices to only the best of the best with this offer.
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"We just passed the midpoint in Trump's hopefully first and only term, and some say the end is in sight," said Colbert before Oliver jumped in.
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Wearing cargo shorts and Converse sneakers, the preternaturally youthful and rumpled Mr. Crowe, 58, jumped in the air, pumping his arms in celebration of one take.
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David Jolly, who also jumped in July, has raised more than López -Cantera, but his super-PAC is severely less funded than his two primary rivals.
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The measure failed to make it through the Rules Committee, with Klobuchar blaming the White House and Lankford saying too many people "jumped in" with suggestions.
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Rebecca jumped in the water, got on top of the croc, and then gouged its eyes out, which caused it to loosen its grip on Latoya.
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Officer Vincent Fulgieri said a man who jumped in to help the woman Thursday near the Williamsburg Bridge was able to get out on his own.
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The Sons of Confederate Veterans plate has been issued since 22019, but the number of plates reportedly jumped in 2015 after the Charleston, S.C., church shooting.
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WASHINGTON — Spending on construction jumped in January by the largest amount in eight months, reaching an eight-year high aided by both private and public expansion.
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When residents of El Paso shared photos of the Escape on Facebook, local dealership Casa Ford Lincoln caught news of it and jumped in to help.
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On the second day, we jumped in hot springs, took photos at Laguna Verde, a famous green-colored lake, and watched geysers spring from the earth.
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Other billionaires, including Disney CEO Bob Iger and Dick's Sporting Goods CEO Ed Stack, have also considered running for president, but neither jumped in the race.
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But my bartender then jumped in, saying he could take care of both transactions for me — possibly an indication that Wells' words have had some effect.
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At that point, Hill said in closed-door testimony, Sondland jumped in and mentioned Burisma, in effect advocating the Trump administration's shadow foreign policy in Ukraine.
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An overzealous officer fired off a shot at Guo's wife — at which point Guo's younger brother jumped in front of the bullet, suffering a fatal wound.
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Infections have jumped in recent days in France: authorities said on Saturday that 91 people had died of the virus and more than 4,500 were infected.
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" Fellow celebs jumped in on the comments section to leave their reactions to Luna's confession — including dad Legend, 40, who wrote, "Always listen to her feelings.
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Though Gates hasn't jumped in bed with Apple, virtually all of the major companies in Silicon Valley — including Microsoft — have filed court documents that back Cupertino.
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It wasn&apost uncommon, even before SoftBank jumped in with its Vision Fund, for venture investors to pay a premium for consumer-tech companies, Subotovsky said.
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He changed and jumped in his car to drive 25 miles to Staples Center, where he had watched Bryant play his last game in April 2016.
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LONDON, Feb 28 (Reuters) - Italian government bond yields jumped in early trade on Friday after the number of coronavirus cases in the country continued to rise.
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Bravo even vaguely broke the fourth wall and highlighted the fact that it was one of the show's camera operators who jumped in to save him.
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Anglers are superstitious, so when I saw Emir pull up to the dock the following morning, I all but jumped in his boat and hugged him.
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Ryan Smith, who runs Don Diva's website, jumped in to say that he had heard that such transactions were often done through Bitcoin to disguise them.
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Visitors can touch and feel things too, such as the cherry pit inside an eight-foot tall pint of ice cream meant to be jumped in.
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Interest rates rose, but borrowers may have jumped in, especially to refinance their current loans, worried that the long run of record low rates is over.
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A South African couple had the wedding of their dreams after their proposal at KFC went viral and strangers jumped in to help fund their celebration.
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The one time things threatened to boil over with 6:02 remaining after a Gibson save, the officials jumped in quickly and got things under control.
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The Nielsen figures do not include viewership on digital streaming platforms, which have jumped in popularity in recent years and taken viewers away from traditional television.
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After Mr. Salah declared on Facebook that he was wearing his soccer boots on behalf of 100 million Egyptians, fans across the Middle East jumped in.
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Lori Kaye, who was attending the service to pray for her mother who had recently died, reportedly jumped in front of the rabbi to protect him.
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Blood freshly running from his nose, Perry immediately jumped in with another hands-low left hook which wrong footed Ellenberger and sent him to the mat.
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As the camera panned toward Dorsey — dressed in slim black jeans, a black sweater and bright orange high-tops — host Matt Lauer jumped in with a question.
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Leslie Jones then jumped in to remind everyone that "it's like a million times worse for a woman of color," to which they all agreed without hesitation.
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I really had no idea what I was doing, so I just jumped in and grabbed it by the tail, removed the hook, and set it free.
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Daniel then proceeded to get rip-roaring drunk, repeatedly poked Evan in the belly button, took off all of his clothes and jumped in the pool. 6.
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Singapore's exports unexpectedly jumped in November from a year earlier, helped by an rise in shipments to the European Union and China, official data showed on Friday.
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Roche, AstraZeneca, Novartis, Eli Lilly, Abbvie, and Regeneron have all since jumped in the game, spending billions on acquiring biotech startups and beefing up in-house pipelines.
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It was about 29 degrees outside and 45 degrees in the water when he jumped in after quickly shedding his shirt, sweatshirt socks and boots, he said.
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The boy's parents immediately jumped in to protect their kid, but the mob of at least nine teens surrounded the family and beat them to the ground.
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In economic news, the Commerce Department said on Tuesday the U.S. trade deficit jumped in January to the highest level in nearly five years to $48.5 billion.
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As drones grow from a mild nuisance to a significant headache, several security startups like Airspace and Dedrone have jumped in to protect the "three dimensional" perimeter.
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Even Bollywood jumped in, getting a popular actor to promote a military-themed movie by playing PUBG live in front of signage with the film's release date.
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Before I jumped in, I wanted to do my due diligence and get another trainer's opinion on the routine, because Kim is definitely not a fitness expert.
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