"If we edited all the wild birds to be immune to influenza, then you wouldn't have avian flu jumping into humans and pigs and jumping into us," Esvelt said.
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It isn't his style to keep jumping into the fray.
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Investors on Wall Street are also jumping into the game.
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Gaming studios are jumping into the "Battle Royale" trend, too.
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But they're not jumping into the frigid Southern Ocean themselves.
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Writing that scene was just jumping into a fun conversation.
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Netflix is jumping into the new fight over net neutrality.
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Jumping into the gun debate was a new risk, however.
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Investors around the globe are jumping into the pool, too.
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Research your options carefully before jumping into the stock market.
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What do you think about Amazon jumping into the bra market?
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"For instance, they aren't just jumping into youth programs," she said.
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That uncertainty has not stopped people jumping into trials with humans.
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Apple is jumping into the credit card business with Goldman Sachs.
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So jumping into the ocean for five minutes resets my system.
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People talk about solving their problems by jumping into the river.
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Jumping into markets already serviced by established airlines can be difficult.
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But jumping into the TV project was nerve-wracking, she says.
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He later tried to commit suicide by jumping into Charleston Harbor.
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Local news also is jumping into the stream with both feet.
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"It's like jumping into a new world with someone," she says.
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This is particularly cool if someone is jumping into a pool.
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More "big data for drone" companies are jumping into the space.
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BlueVine, a small business lending startup, is jumping into banking services.
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Not every legacy media company is jumping into standalone streaming services.
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One, the Lightspeed Effect, gives the appearance of jumping into hyperspace.
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It's unclear if other candidates will consider jumping into the race.
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Even Amazon is jumping into the pharmacy business in some states.
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You are putting yourself out there and jumping into something new.
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LAS VEGAS — Wearable maker Misfit is finally jumping into the smartwatch game.
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Captain America in a new beard and shaggy haircut, jumping into action.
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There's a reason that jumping into the market is hard to do.
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He recalled Shaq&aposs initial reaction to jumping into the open ocean.
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In his latest entrepreneurial venture, he's jumping into the smart home game.
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Jumping into a project in its last year is very mentally challenging.
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Jumping into the oversaturated beauty market in 2017 is a bold move.
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"I think we all did," one parishioner jumping into her car said.
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Everyone was out in the aisles and jumping into other people's cubicles.
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People were jumping into the sea to get away from the killing.
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Jumping into this relatively untapped market isn't too impressive at first glance.
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As expected, politicians are jumping into the fray, demanding answers, pointing fingers.
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Do you ever worry about less sophisticated investors jumping into startup investing?
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A "carjacking", similarly, involves jumping into someone else's vehicle and stealing it.
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Interested in jumping into Hearthstone but have no idea where to start?
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The poll comes as Bloomberg considers jumping into the Democratic presidential primary.
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Michele Bachmann, are both weighing jumping into the race to name Sen.
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But for months, Biden weighed jumping into the race to challenge her.
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Epic Games recently announced that it is jumping into the esports scene.
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That isn't stopping robotics companies from jumping into the robotic assistant fray.
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Romney hadn't even hinted at that point at jumping into the race.
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Bernie Sanders, 77 — have topped the polls since jumping into the race.
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But now he's jumping into a primary race against Sanders and Warren.
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Reports also show how schools are jumping into high gear over coronavirus.
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Brown took his friend's phone and recorded him jumping into the water.
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Buttigieg worked at McKinsey from 2007 to 2010 before jumping into politics.
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Other, more conventional Republicans are still thinking about jumping into the race.
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The move is in line with other mainstream companies jumping into rentals.
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Nobody's blaming Sony for jumping into the wireless earbud and smart speaker market.
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Royal Dutch Shell is jumping into the high-stakes fight over auto regulations.
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But there's a cyclical nature to chefs jumping into the fast-casual scrum.
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But I had a really tough time jumping into that very tight network.
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MGM-owned television network Epix is jumping into the crowded streaming service market.
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And here he is again jumping into a swimming pool from a rooftop.
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Clarke is taking a break from one big franchise by jumping into another.
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First and foremost: Practice with new characters before jumping into a real fight.
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Will you be jumping into a position you can actually be successful in?
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They're still having them; they're still jumping into the pool in the dark.
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I don't think a week passes without another firm jumping into biotech investing.
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Jumping into the animated, facial-mapped emoji craze, Samsung is introducing AR Emoji.
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Kendall Jenner is expanding her brand by jumping into the oral beauty business.
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There's nothing particularly remarkable about his jumping into the race with long odds.
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He remembers jumping into the arms of a security guard after the goal.
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How did her makeup not get messed up after jumping into the water?
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LG: Apple is notorious for jumping into a market later than everyone else.
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Bethenny Frankel is jumping into action to help those affected by Hurricane Dorian.
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Jumping into streaming has become the go-to strategy for established media businesses.
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"That's what I felt we did — jumping into an unknown territory," she said.
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You see the guy jumping into the sewer there, going out, diving, right?
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Immediately, Flores and other local Republicans criticized Sessions for jumping into the race.
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Jim Jordan, President Donald Trump is jumping into the fray to play peacemaker.
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Companies like Uber are already jumping into the long-haul driverless trucking space.
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NBCUniversal is jumping into the streaming game too, but not until next year.
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He apologized for the policy only days before jumping into the presidential race.
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But nobody fails to understand that this is like jumping into a cauldron.
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I just moved there, and I was jumping into a fairly unknown situation.
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You'll have more fun going to a McDonald's ball pit and jumping into that.
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"I am jumping into a bag of snakes with you, Jay," Peter reproaches him.
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He scored an 88.20 back 2.5 pick with 2.5 twits – jumping into 10th place.
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And there's simply no telling how much of a gamble users are jumping into.
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Startled by this screaming woman jumping into his pool, his movie instincts kick in.
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More companies are jumping into our space because they see the big opportunity ahead.
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"We just got off an August election; now we're jumping into a November election."
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Intel is reportedly jumping into the world of augmented reality with a new headset.
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Is the beginning of October too early to be jumping into winter-themed treats?
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Tony Robbins starts every morning by jumping into a 57-degree Fahrenheit swimming pool.
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Now, according to a report from ETNews, LG is jumping into the same game.
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Stocks erased huge intraday losses with buyers jumping into momentum and other downtrodden names.
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Now that he's 17, Erik Finman is jumping into the world of virtual reality.
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Don't worry about jumping into the next thing and trying to replace the person.
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A review of filings by Reuters show how competitors are jumping into the fray.
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Pelger predicts retailers will now feel more comfortable about jumping into the CBD game.
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One scene in the film showed Scarlett Witch and Valkyrie jumping into the action.
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He said he "didn't think twice" about jumping into the water to help her.
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Here's what I would urge others to consider before jumping into becoming a landlord.
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The earlier incident also involved someone jumping into the river to save a child.
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"These are people with perfect teeth, jumping into water, climbing off sailboats," he added.
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But labor groups are also jumping into the court fight to defend the rule.
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Ossoff's campaign claims to have $28500 million in contributions since jumping into the race.
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Guerrasio: Before jumping into that, what are your thoughts on the current theatrical window?
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It even blocks you from jumping into later classes so you don't strain yourself.
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All the queens I knew were just into jumping into drag to be themselves.
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Jumping into the national scene in Washington didn't seem to phase him at all.
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Kamala Harris of California jumping into the contest for the White House on Jan. 21.
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Kim posted a photo of her and Kroy jumping into the pool hand-in-hand.
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And another brand known for their striped garments is also jumping into this charitable mix.
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Don't say "fuck the alligator" before jumping into water that contains a wild, dangerous animal.
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Meanwhile, private companies are increasingly jumping into the fray, seeing business opportunities in weather prediction.
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Some are concerned about diluting their credibility as scientists by jumping into the political fray.
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Part of playing the victim, the piece posits, included never jumping into the political fray.
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I wash off my makeup and do a quick brightening treatment before jumping into bed.
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Before jumping into the conflict, it helps to understand exactly what I-7323 would do.
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Another reason why McCain is jumping into the fray: he pretty much hates Cruz's guts.
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Stocks erased Wednesday's huge intraday losses with buyers jumping into momentum and other downtrodden names.
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According to witnesses, they sprung into action, jumping into the canal to save the dog.
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In later shots, during his run for mayor, he is shown enthusiastically jumping into parades.
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And yet ... that aggravating advertising: Ads jumping into view in the middle of an article.
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NETFLIX JOINS NET NEUTRALITY FIGHT: Netflix is jumping into the new fight over net neutrality.
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"But nobody fails to understand that this is like jumping into a cauldron," he added.
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And now, we have the biggest confirmation yet that Apple is jumping into the game.
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He was caught on video running out of the hotel and jumping into a cab.
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It's not clear how serious Kerry was on the call about jumping into the race.
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Lieberman told the Journal-Constitution that he had considered jumping into the race against Sen.
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Amazon recently announced Echo Buds, while Microsoft is jumping into the fray with Surface Earbuds.
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He pushed for "more research and discussion before jumping into a particular strategy," Ansari said.
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Even committees that are not usually in the investigation business are jumping into the fray.
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Your jumping into a police car, or traveling behind ambulances that go to crime scenes.
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His strengths were cosmetic, and jumping into the mud with Donald took that away from him.
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At the same time, investors are jumping into the safety of Treasurys, driving interest rates lower.
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Beto O'Rourke jumping into the presidential race -- and Abrams and other recruited Democrats, like former Gov.
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But what better way to solve your post-shopping woes than jumping into another major sale?
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Alphabet's Google is jumping into the market with a service built on its popular Waze app.
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Lime, for example, started out with bike rentals before jumping into scooters and going multi-modal.
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Second, jumping into the broader trend of direct-to-consumer startups expanding into multi-channel retail.
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BOSCO: Honestly, we hung out first getting to know each other before jumping into the music.
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This time it's Iggy Pop and supergroup veteran Josh Homme who are jumping into bed together.
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He initially tweeted interest in jumping into politics on July 12 after teasing a new website.
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I don't know if that's more mature [than jumping into a relationship], but it's definitely funnier.
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Obama is, in fact, jumping into the new year with a meeting Wednesday with congressional Democrats.
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LOS ANGELES — African-American broadcast network Bounce TV is jumping into the subscription streaming service world.
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When we're jumping into a new field, we shouldn't just take one approach or best practice.
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Jumping into the Alabama race would put a national focus on Sessions's rocky relationship with Trump.
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He was also a regular on the show for years before jumping into the political arena.
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Companies are jumping into streaming in a peak-attention economy, notes Tim Mulligan of MIDiA Research.
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Health care executive Tahir Javed loaned his campaign $800,000 since jumping into the race last year.
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Two internal Republican polls showed Blankenship jumping into the lead over his two main rivals, Rep.
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Unexpected sounds, sudden cuts and things jumping into the frame are guaranteed to startle the audience.
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Michele Bachmann -- both said to be mulling jumping into the race to permanently replace Democrat Sen.
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And broadband providers are also jumping into the fight, with AT&T also criticizing the maneuver.
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I wanted someone to save me and talk me out of jumping into that dark abyss.
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Jumping into the world of online dating can make people seem more cynical, one woman said.
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Warren seems to be the candidate most genuinely pissed at Bloomberg for jumping into the race.
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But with Israel jumping into the fray, backing Iran now comes with a lot more baggage.
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Bloomberg had flirted with jumping into the crowded contest for months in 2018 and early 2019.
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Makosinski traces her recent recalibration to jumping into the freezing water during that emotional Arctic expedition.
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Others, like the American giant General Electric and Chinese manufacturers, are also jumping into the game.
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And we're jumping into a 10 out of 10 segment featuring the world's largest bounce house.
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And so that kind of gave me a confidence level and excitement about jumping into this.
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Within a month, net positions were aggressively reversed, jumping into record positive territory of 38,000 contracts.
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Scores of clubgoers escaped the massacre by jumping into the freezing waters of the Bosporus Strait.
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Fouirnaies and Hall are jumping into an area with a large existing literature, which is often contradictory.
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The regional poll suggested the Greens will be the big winner in Hesse, jumping into second place.
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Instead, I regularly hear absurdities like jumping into postures breaks up cancer or headstands reverse gray hair.
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Queen Latifah's jumping into stand-up comedy by producing a new competition TV show ... TMZ has learned.
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Several high-profile Republicans have been considering jumping into the race, though none have yet officially entered.
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A brave man risked his life by jumping into partially frozen lake to save a stuck dog.
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I've seldom had as much fun in jumping into the muck and mess of the poetry wars.
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An Amish Michigan man is jumping into the ride-sharing business — even without a car or smartphone.
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In 2006, McGraw—a Democrat—told Esquire he'd consider jumping into politics in 85033 or 15 years.
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On a Saturday in June, Hodge joined the bay's restoration committee, jumping into a clogged stormwater channel.
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The major issues: Workers' rights: The court won't waste any time jumping into its high-drama cases.
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Instead, I regularly hear absurdities like jumping into postures breaks up cancer or headstands reverse gray hair.
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I know we're now jumping into "Hobbs and Shaw" really quickly, but I'm not daunted by it.
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Katy Perry, "Rise" Is Katy Perry jumping into this year's crowded pop picture with a new LP?
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Jumping into bins is unrestricted, but results in a disgusted reaction from anyone who sees it happening.
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Then, it meant searching for a life partner, not jumping into bed with someone you barely knew.
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"We need a bit of science before jumping into this," said Dr. LaPrade, the expert in Vail.
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LOS ANGELES — Wattpad, an online community of readers and writers, is jumping into the multichannel network world.
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Jumping into the cool, murky waters below is perhaps one of the most cherished senior spring traditions.
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They act kind of like dogs, jumping into chairs or walking up to people to be pet.
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Looking back, there are a few things I would tell myself before jumping into becoming a landlord.
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It just takes jumping into the deep end, but it's hard to trust that in the beginning.
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Some trade experts, though, say America's get-tough approach is dissuading foreign partners from jumping into talks.
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"If you're jumping into this world you may as well dive into the deep end," Chelsea added.
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" How to live now "Jumping into apocalyptic science fiction was a way of getting away from myself.
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Eli Lilly is jumping into the race to develop an effective drug to fight the coronavirus pandemic.
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Trailers confirm Lee will be jumping into the present season 23 storyline through a sci-fi twist.
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Some Resource Generation members privately say they're nervous about jumping into the shark tank of presidential politics.
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You&aposve probably heard the old adage that warns against jumping into the pool right after eating.
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He trails in the polls, but some recent surveys show him jumping into second place, above Cruz.
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Since jumping into the race in November, he has easily outspent the entire rest of the field.
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Joe Lieberman, is jumping into politics to compete for the open Senate seat in Georgia (The Hill).
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He trails in the polls, but some recent surveys show him jumping into second place, above Sen.
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Not least because people are still jumping into the race, or at least flirting with the idea.
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Despite jumping into multiple games, the company currently only operates teams in League of Legends and Fortnite.
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Apple is jumping into the streaming market at at time of ramped up competition and widespread saturation.
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I love you Burma and hope you're in heaven jumping into creeks, chasing sticks and fish with Dad.
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After all, isn't it better to know exactly who you're jumping into bed (or more like marriage ... ) with?
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I mean, you know, the fact that there are so many Democratic candidates jumping into these races, right?
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Okay, so LeBron's on vacation, he's jumping into the water, I saw the clip, you guys posted it.
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It's urgent that we better understand where, from what species, and how these diseases are jumping into people.
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And now it's jumping into another area of people's lives that Hyman sees becoming more personalized: home goods.
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Wall Climb: Hanzo can climb straight up a wall for a considerable by jumping into it head-on.
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With so many companies jumping into online video, "it comes down to who can differentiate themselves," he said.
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Check out Miller's archiver at his Github or get involved by jumping into the Archive Team IRC channel.
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In 270, Google stunned the telecom sector by announcing the company would be jumping into the broadband business.
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The billionaire donor's consideration about jumping into the fray is the latest bit of intrigue in the race.
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Netflix still has HBO and Hulu, while Amazon and even Apple and Facebook are jumping into the market.
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He is famous for jumping into a live volcano in Russia and off Ulvetanna Peak in the Antarctic.
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Another one is jumping into the fray, sure that it can compete in a bigger and better way.
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With so many candidates jumping into the open primary, Democrats are fighting over a set number of voters.
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Democrats are taking a different tack, jumping into discussions about what they want to see in another measure.
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With the help of another sailor, he lowered 19703 people into lifeboats before jumping into the sea himself.
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The sailors killed were from India and Turkey, the reports said, with 12 survivors jumping into the water.
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A national championship-winning coach reportedly jumping into college football's most competitive conference with a 10-year contract.
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He pulled the same helicopter-diving stunt when visiting friends, jumping into the swimming pools of their villas.
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One is set in a Dickensian orphanage; another ends with characters jumping into a New York yellow cab.
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Leaguewide buzz around the Raptors jumping into the Leonard trade sweepstakes had been building for the past week.
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Along with wealth management products from banks, online lenders are jumping into the game, adding to the risks.
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The company and its CEO Elon Musk are jumping into the market with gusto, despite gloomy EV sales.
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On Wall Street, stocks were mostly positive around Europe's close, with the Dow jumping into the triple digits.
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Two months after jumping into the presidential race, Michael R. Bloomberg has hired staff members in 35 states.
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Facebook, Snapchat, and other social-media giants are jumping into retail, and they&aposre poised to make billions.
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"I was not aware they [Women's March Inc] were jumping into the electoral side of things," she said.
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Read said that a mistake that first-time resellers often make is jumping into the industry too quickly.
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When jumping into the primary, Bennet touted his victories in tough races in Colorado, considered a swing state.
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Residents are now jumping into one of the tightest and most expensive real estate markets in the country.
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Seconds later, he received a yellow card for jumping into the stands to celebrate with the visitors' fans.
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And for Porsche's well-heeled customers, jumping into a different Porsche every day may seem like a perfect fit.
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In the video, the two reappear after jumping into the water while onlookers are shocked at the pair's bravery.
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Blunt says jumping into the role of Mary Poppins after the intense thriller was a nice change of pace.
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Another reason investors are jumping into bonds is the uncertainty about what is going on with China's volatile currency.
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VICE: Can you give readers a little insight into what they're going to be jumping into with these characters?
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And so coming back, if you're jumping into a jam-packed calendar, you're going from zero to sixty instantly.
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What would a Star Trek series be like with a captain who thinks twice before jumping into the fray?
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Not exactly a top-level job in Washington, but he had a fairly distinguished career before jumping into politics.
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Atrium, the legal startup co-founded by Justin Kan of Twitch fame, is jumping into the blockchain space today.
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British fintech firm Revolut is jumping into the online brokerage space with its own commission-free stock trading platform.
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The Murdoch daughters posted a picture jumping into the crystal-blue water with supermodel Karlie Kloss during the trip.
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Four young boys tried to escape by jumping into the nearby Jhelum river but were fired on by police.
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The U.S. representative at the meeting rejected the idea of jumping into negotiations too soon, the trade official said.
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In an interview with AOL, Fletcher said she wants to get to know Rodgers better before jumping into marriage.
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The gaming industry is also jumping into the fray, with SEGA and Bandai building a similar fund with Fenox.
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Hollywood stars are already jumping into the 2016 presidential campaign, and the latest to become involved is Lena Dunham.
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Sky jumping into virtual reality is also logical when you consider how the company has developed its content historically.
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I'm going to be the one picking, I'm not going to be the one jumping into the limo crying!
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He had saved a photograph of her jumping into an icy New Hampshire pond in a leopard-print bikini.
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Instead, O'Rourke is risking more than people realize by jumping into a contest against more accomplished and seasoned Democrats.
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It'll deliver, set up, and install your fitness equipment so you can waste no time jumping into your workout.
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"Love you all so much," says Brosnan like the biggest and most embarrassing dad ever, jumping into the frame.
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Filmmakers keen on jumping into 3D will need to think a little differently about shooting and editing, he added.
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Five minutes later, about 50 youths started running in panic, looking over their shoulders, jumping into open-air cafes.
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Rather than jumping into each outrageous statement, she remained calm and let the President do her work for her.
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I was a psych major in college and loved jumping into studies (paid or unpaid) — so I agreed immediately!
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Next week's forecast includes plenty of sunny days, with the temperature potentially jumping into the high 60s by Wednesday.
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First we go over the major headlines before jumping into the future of the internet in the United States.
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There's tipping, of course, as well, which I know our competitor is now jumping into the game as well.
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Representative Eric Swalwell, a 38-year-old from the East Bay, said he, too, was jumping into the race.
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If your MVP investment seems expensive, compare it to the costs of jumping into a business prematurely and failing.
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The president also said last month he anticipates jumping into phase two discussions right after phase one is finished.
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The third baseman's mom goes absolutely bananas when she sees the car ... jumping into his arms and screaming wildly.
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What is clear is that the tech giant will be jumping into an already crowded — and growing -— streaming market.
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One question kept jumping into my head, almost like it was yelling at me: 'How did I get here?
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Credit Karma, known for offering consumers access to free credit scores, is jumping into the high-yield savings game.
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Just hours after Harvey Weinstein's criminal trial kicked off in New York, Los Angeles is jumping into the fray.
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That comes in addition to jumping into major news cycles to spike the football or complain about media coverage.
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Gibbs said his interest in jumping into the race is about more than Trump's agricultural policies and defeating Jordan.
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Before jumping into try-on session, Karanikolaou showed footage from her TJ Swim x Stassie launch event in November.
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There is no governing body, so I think it's going to get worse, more people jumping into the gutter.
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But jumping into the race should not be seen as a slap to front-runner Joe Biden, he added.
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Jumping into your photo album of screenshots from games, for instance, is incredibly quick, as is jumping back out.
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I saw it and was reminded of that clip of Chris Pratt in Jurassic World, jumping into the velociraptor pen.
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I quickly adjusted to the noise and temperature — like jumping into a pool — and it started to feel downright refreshing.
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The Gophers have three more tuneups, starting with Sunday's home game against Northern Illinois, before jumping into Big Ten play.
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Finally, music streaming service Spotify is jumping into the 21st century by adding video — but only on its mobile apps.
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Several big tech companies have ventured into the healthcare industry this year, and now Apple is jumping into the mix.
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It's a physical job that keeps him lifting objects, transporting boxes and jumping into and out of big moving trucks.
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Donald Trump, despite no political experience before jumping into the race around the same time as Hicks, is no neophyte.
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Leakes and Zolciak-Biermann, who is billed as a "friend of the Housewives," don't waste time jumping into the action.
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Comcast is jumping into the world of wireless, and will be unveiling its long-discussed mobile phone service later today.
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LinkedIn and Pandora shares popped after quarterly results Thursday, but some "Fast Money" traders warned against jumping into the stocks.
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Instagram is jumping into the time well spent movement, following the unveiling of Google's new time management controls last week.
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But is jumping into a crowded field of Democrats vying for the nomination the best way to advance those causes?
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To the contrary, investigators assigned to the case believe the video shows Cesar jumping into action to save the pig.
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"Jumping into a down market without the ability to take advantage of it" is a recipe for disaster, Herjavec says.
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Trump was immediately criticized, with people asking why she was there and what she was doing jumping into the conversation.
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Brain chip implants are getting closer to mainstream reality and influential entrepreneurs like Elon Musk are jumping into the business.
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It was the Register's first Iowa poll since candidates began jumping into the race at the beginning of the year.
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Additionally the Scottish actor enjoys jumping into Crumb's other main identity, Hedwig, who identifies as a nine-year-old boy.
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Microsoft was jumping into the motion-control fad that the Wii kicked off in 2006, just four years too late.
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We didn't spend any time in the chat room before jumping into world record attempts on Resident Evil 3: Nemesis.
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Washington (CNN)Musician Kid Rock on Wednesday has become the latest "Rock" celebrity to express interest in jumping into politics.
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They've been caught jumping into pools, sneaking sips of margaritas in hot tubs, and now they're going on liquor runs.
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It helps me get my mind right and I feel a lot more calm before jumping into a busy day.
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Jumping into a new mortgage on a whim, as Jheon and her husband did, is a recipe for financial disaster.
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Your band is playing its ass off and you're just standing there, or moving around or jumping into the crowd.
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Founders aren't behind the scenes anymore; they're out there crafting their own social media posts and jumping into the fray.
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That was the message that Kennedy had been waiting to hear, and he wasted little time jumping into the race.
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Back at the very beginning, it wasn't a matter of jumping into a fully formed, or even nascent rap scene.
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"I had to stop him from jumping into the river," Ms. Grandin said of Dr. Sacks, who loved to swim.
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The video shows a panicked kid running into his driveway, jumping into a handy garbage bin, and closing the lid.
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There's also a Crowd Play feature that makes jumping into a game with someone who's streaming a one-click process.
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Google Pixel BudsImage: GoogleGoogle's jumping into the Bluetooth earbuds game with Pixel Buds, its very own version of Apple's AirPods.
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Once it's on, try to take a picture of a moving object, like your child jumping into the swimming pool.
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"A lot of people who are smaller farmers are jumping into the game," Vote Hemp President Eric Steenstra told me.
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After jumping into the shower to find relief, welts the size of both of her palms formed on her vagina.
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I think jumping into the college level skips the ABCs and 203-220-210s, but if you go to code.
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Biden made the remarks as he contemplates jumping into the increasingly crowded field of Democrats running for president in 2020.
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Luckey is jumping into a market for defense contracts that employees at some of Silicon Valley's biggest companies are rejecting.
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Jumping into a game of Fortnite is paying a social call, the equivalent of dropping in on a cocktail party.
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One image, published on The Times's front page, showed a white police officer jumping into the pool to arrest protesters.
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Some of my most vivid memories are of wading in hot springs and jumping into and swimming in frigid rivers.
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Before jumping into the pool, grab a few or more of these 14 items to elevate your next swimming session.
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It's just something that all kids can relate to, jumping into a big scary world, finding your place in it.
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Supporters of Clinton, such as New York Times columnist Paul Krugman, accused Comey of deliberately jumping into the political fray.
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For reasons they don't understand, each's consciousness has been temporarily jumping into the other's physical shell, only to jump back.
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His poll numbers have improved slightly and challengers preferred to let the investigations play out before jumping into the race.
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Or they have medical conditions that prevent them from jumping into a car and heading to the nearest emergency shelter.
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An officer might start by asking, "What are you proud of about your child?" rather than jumping into the problems.
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Jessica is becoming one in spite of herself, but Trish wants to make up for lost time by jumping into action.
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The intrigue comes after Julian Castro has reportedly met with a group of financiers about possibly jumping into the presidential election.
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As a brand new diver, jumping into the ocean in search of a tiger shark can be a very daunting task.
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Norm Hooten, who had a storied career in the US Army, is now jumping into a profession in the medical field.
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But more companies are jumping into the space and expanding the parameters of what the fashion rental economy can look like.
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These are firms whose businesses are already in the throes of climate-related disruption that are finally jumping into the fray.
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That's when the big sister sprang into action, jumping into the pool and saving her sibling from drowning, WSB TV reported.
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Perhaps the thing stopping you from jumping into the connected tech deep is not knowing which device is right for you.
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What's new here is the perspective: now we have fans jumping into the economic fray to root for their preferred corporation.
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I think the Democrats, who are frankly just jumping into bed with the teachers' unions, are doing our kids a disservice.
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That night, surrounded by various officials and Golden Knights, Bush casually remarked to Barbara that he was jumping into the ceremony.
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James appeared to snap the candid shot from the pool, which Mabel is excitedly jumping into as he takes the photo.
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Staff members, and even the young son of one of the members, ran for cover, jumping into dugouts and over fences.
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Of course, as with all kinks (and particularly BDSM), consent, boundaries, and safe words should be established before jumping into anything.
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And the opponents thought they'd found their elusive challenger, when Fudge began floating the notion of jumping into the Speaker race.
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So how will they — and the rest of the Democratic base — react to a former oil executive jumping into the race?
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"Hillary jumping into this race doesn't put her in front but gives a place from which she could grow," Penn said.
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Corker, who is retiring but did briefly reconsider jumping into the race, tweeted Monday that he would be contributing to Blackburn.
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It's one of the first times Biden has publicly conveyed remorse about not jumping into the race to succeed President Obama.
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For younger investors, such as the millennial set, it's understandable if they're nervous jumping into the market for the first time.
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LGBT activist and former "Star Trek" star George Takei is jumping into a new venture -- politics -- because he's running for Congress.
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In fact, Barboza was blinded by the jab of Dariush snapping his head back as he began jumping into the knee.
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I also get miso soup because it is so good with cocktails, like jumping into a cold lake in summer heat.
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If it's summer, jumping into the lake to swim with the swans is an acceptable way to spend your lunch hour.
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He led a charge up the hill, jumping into enemy trenches and killing 10 German soldiers at close range, records showed.
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Certainly, jumping into the Kaepernick controversy won't endear him to the other owners, who want that whole issue to go away.
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He graduated with a master's degree in literature in 1996, and then worked at a research firm before jumping into politics.
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I've opted for an after-dinner walk alone, despite my phone battery being alarmingly low, instead of jumping into a cab.
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With more buyers jumping into the market in January, this year's spring market will likely see even fewer homes for sale.
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Joni Ernst, revealing that she told the GOP nominee that she had wanted "more seasoning" before jumping into the presidential race.
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She did not, however, return follow-up phone calls about the chance that that NRSC could be jumping into the race.
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This year, instead of jumping into endless political conversations at the dinner table, try throwing some Christmas knowledge at your family.
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Part of the confusion at the company lately has come from mid-level executives jumping into the public debate via Twitter.
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Jumping into a pool, I got a sense of the resistance of the water; on a wooden bridge, a bouncy sensation.
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Evan Bayh is jumping into the Indiana Senate race, a move that upends the battle for the Senate majority in 6900.
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Multiplayer is really about you and your buddies playing, or as you're just playing normally, ambiently, occasionally jumping into a game.
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Biden is mulling a 2020 run for president but has not yet made a final decision about jumping into the race.
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"If I were running for president in 2020, jumping into this race is not the decision most people would advise," Rubio said.
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"There are always investors jumping into this pool for the first time," said Ben Johnson, director of global ETF research at Morningstar.
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Like jumping into a swimming pool of jello, the player sinks down into a suspended state of total coverage by the game.
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Explore alternatives to litigation Instead of jumping into litigation right away, Newman recommends alternative options for settling a divorce out of court.
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Jumping into a fight and slamming your fist on the ground to disorient all your foes feels as badass as it looks.
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Now she's carrying another torch for her generation, validating the increasingly common practice of taking a yearlong pause before jumping into college.
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Google has been working on driverless car technology while Apple was rumored to be interested in jumping into the auto space too.
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You should avoid swimming or jumping into bodies of fresh water when the water is warm and the water levels are low.
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Nope: It actually seems like Smith finds some source of merriment in bungee jumping into the abyss for the masses to witness.
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You need a little more money to cover your expenses, but you want to do it without jumping into the 22% bracket.
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For the most severe cold urticaria sufferers, something as seemingly innocent as jumping into cold water can cause a deadly anaphylactic reaction.
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Among those activities: bike riding in the rain, playing board games, jumping into foam pits, and making the world a better place.
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But no matter: We'd have enough videos of hairy dudes jumping into pools of water to keep us entertained for a lifetime.
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But is jumping into a field of some two dozen Democrats vying for the nomination the best way to advance those causes?
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The children spent their days wandering and exploring, jumping into the nearby irrigation ditch, and dreaming of wild animals hiding from view.
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I remembered jumping into a cold lake as a kid, and despite knowing how to swim, hyperventilating from the change in temperature.
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The poll comes as Bloomberg considers jumping into the Democratic presidential primary, though he's still not sure if he'll enter the race.
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Apple is jumping into the world of streaming video with a service that will put them in competition with Amazon and Netflix.
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They have been participating in a 10-day training exercise called Arctic Anvil, which included 650 soldiers jumping into the drop zone.
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Markos Moulitsas, the founder of Daily Kos, has been critical of Gabbard, recently tweeting about Gabbard jumping into the 2020 presidential race.
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As Brown continues to mull a run, more Democrats are jumping into the race, which has quickly accelerated in recent days. Sen.
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Four of these band members also function as storytellers, jumping into songs with harmonies that emphasize the narrative's many gender identity conflicts.
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It held onto that ranking for the days that followed, until finally jumping into the number one position today, Friday, March 25th.
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Shaq broke out his signature beats ... but then took the party one step further -- jumping into a sea of people going insane!!!
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Grant wanted to leap onto the sectional leather sofa in the media room like a kid jumping into a pile of leaves.
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The former governor spent the first few months of his presidential campaign knocking the idea of him jumping into the Senate race.
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China would be following the example of Japan and South Korea by jumping into the American market, but might face geopolitical obstacles.
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Everyone weeps as he describes jumping into his pool with a weight tied to his ankle, only surviving because the knot unravels.
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Bloomberg is considering jumping into the race for the Democratic nomination and has filed paperwork to run in a handful of states.
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Chaman Ali, a relative of one of the workers killed in the attack, said three people survived by jumping into a river.
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By jumping into the pain, it can alchemize into something bigger, Ms. Serrante told us, and reconnect us with our deepest selves.
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One of those — the legalization issue — will likely discourage more ETFs from jumping into this space, at least for now, Rosenbluth said.
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In the video, Aguilera is walking down a staircase, recreating the "Genie in a Bottle" choreography, and jumping into a Christmas stocking.
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Pressley and local leaders around the country seem to be jumping into this before they have given the issue any serious consideration.
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I am comfortable being single for the first time since my divorce, without jumping into co-dependent relationships just to feel safe.
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If that held, Orlando's shot at jumping into a top-three pick would nearly leap from one in ten to one in five.
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"I feel even more secure in my decision watching the field of candidates who are jumping into the race in 2020," Garcetti said.
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During his car trouble, he told reporters he said goodbye "more or less" to his parents before jumping into his rumbling station wagon.
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Sometimes you just got to go back into the wild and decompress by jumping into a lake or river and enjoy the silence.
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You're just going to feel like you're just basking in the sun at one moment or jumping into the pool of cold water.
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You would expect single women with children to catch up if they responded to a big new subsidy by jumping into the workforce.
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Again, it's pretty funny with things like jumping into a pool since, in reverse, it looks like you're jumping back out of it.
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A friendly cat has taken to "helping" the neighbourhood postal service worker in Taranaki, New Zealand, by jumping into his carry basket everyday.
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Magnini, 35, quickly responded to the crisis, jumping into the water and retrieving Benedetto by keeping his head above water until lifeguards arrived.
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Newegg is jumping into this promotion with a handful of bundles that are all discounted by $100 with Red Dead Redemption 2 included.
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But until a comprehensive solution emerges, churches and others are trying to ease some of the load by jumping into the debt market.
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First, he celebrated a touchdown run by jumping into the organization's giant red kettle and earning the charity $203,000 online in 12.5 hours.
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And while the lyrics were basically indecipherable, a cursory glance at the liner notes felt like jumping into a pulpy sci-fi film.
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That's why, when jumping into design, an approach we encourage on our team is getting 80% done as quickly as possible before polishing.
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National Briefing | Rockies A woman stabbed Denver's fire chief Tuesday afternoon after jumping into his vehicle near the department's headquarters, the authorities said.
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Siemiatkowski ruled out jumping into the Chinese market because of the dominance of Alipay, the payments service run by Alibaba affiliate Ant Financial.
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Five months after Schumann finished his rejected concerto, he tried to escape the singing angels in his mind by jumping into the Rhine.
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Because Emmys and handmaids aren't enough, Hulu is jumping into the family TV market with a revival of the kooky '90s series Animaniacs.
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It's possible that by jumping into the campaign on a complicated and controversial note, Biden is demonstrating that he understands what that entails.
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Korean automaker Hyundai is jumping into India's on-demand mobility space after it led a $250 million investment in car-rental startup Revv.
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In 2014, a man in Utah died by jumping into a huge ceremonial bonfire in an event that was similar to Burning Man.
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" Jumping into the conversation, Leake said, "Mommys make magic happen," as the young mom looked at her and mouthed the words "thank you.
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I wanted to hang onto the magic and get to know one another before jumping into sex and hoping things would progress naturally.
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The episode immediately picks back up with Cunanan jumping into a bed where two of his friends are sleeping, bragging about meeting Versace.
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The courts have gone beyond congressional inaction, jumping into the fray and stopping Trump cold in his extralegal efforts to punish defenseless people.
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The new shoes are sure to be more durable than the canvas oldies, but jumping into the future is going to cost you.
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What was apparent during the trip was that Trump did not feel above jumping into the sometimes idiosyncratic traditions of these international summits.
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You need a little more money to cover your expenses, but you want to do it without jumping into the 22 percent bracket.
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The difference now is that he's considering jumping into the crowded pool of Democratic presidential candidates, although Bloomberg hasn't formally announced a bid.
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"The fact that there are so many people who are jumping into this industry, it makes it hard to actually survive," said Weissmann.
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Businessman Eric Hovde, seen as a likely challenger, recently sold off a large amount of stock as he weighs jumping into the race.
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DeWalt, a name familiar to anyone who loves power tools (and who doesn't?), is jumping into the mobile market with the rugged MD501.
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Now that the chicken sandwich wars are in full swing, I'm jumping into the fray again with a comparison of budget chicken sandwiches.
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If the idea of jumping into a sea of people you don't know feels slightly overwhelming to you, try joining a community instead.
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It&aposs also led to the careers of quite a few actors, because jumping into another personality often helps people to speak unimpeded.
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According to the Washington Post, Olivier Park slipped and fell approximately 20143 feet while jumping into the air to pose for a photo.
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The panic of jumping into a world you know nothing about will usually cause you to do a ton of research and reporting.
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Both said in interviews that they were contemplating jumping into the race, and expected to make decisions by the end of the month.
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Meg Randall, director of product delivery for General Assembly's tech team, says jumping into these coffee breaks helps her mentally start her day.
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The unnamed jumper has been tearing up southern California recently, jumping into the ocean from high cliffs and pools from balconies and roofs.
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Instead of jumping into higher resolutions, Vizio seems more concerned with perfecting the 4K TV — and that actually makes a lot of sense.
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But that hasn't stopped others from jumping into the fray, including Motorola, which is planning to release its new folding Razr in January.
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In a post about viewing routines released Wednesday, Netflix said that watchers usually take around three days off before jumping into another series.
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By that point, the trajectory of celebrities jumping into legal weed had become a cliche—even Martha fucking Stewart is in on it.
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A study of young, urban injection drug users found that 85033 percent had used opioid pain relievers non-medically before jumping into heroin.
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"Our music lifts people up and that's what we're here to do tonight," said Paisley right before jumping into the mock singing session.
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If you are thinking of jumping into entrepreneurship, but are unsure, consider if your current work serves your core values and your strengths.
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Netflix is jumping into the reality game for the first time with an athletic competition show, "Ultimate Beastmaster," that will debut next month.
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It appears unlikely that Bryant would appoint a caretaker to the seat, given the national party's concerns about McDaniel jumping into the race.
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The moderates, who face tough reelection campaigns this fall in states Trump won by whopping margins, largely refrained from jumping into the fray.
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And so it's a big trend and now Silicon Valley's sort of jumping into it with a gadget having to do with juicing.
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A man holds himself on the side of a boat after jumping into the sea from a crowded wooden boat during the rescue operation.
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We begin with The Rock jumping into a fiery ocean to rescue a lovely lady friend who's unfortunately trapped on an equally fiery boat.
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A rugby coach in France is being hailed as a hero after jumping into the stands during a match to save a fan's life.
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Sanders has reportedly said her next plans could include jumping into the state's gubernatorial race, though the next open election wouldn't be until 2022.
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From almond, cashew, coconut, soy, rice, and even whey protein-based flavors, brands have been jumping into non-dairy alternatives with major creative gusto.
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It also features Tom Steyer, a 2000-year-old billionaire from California, who announced on July 9th that he was jumping into the race.
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With the first lady jumping into the fray, translating a celebrity feud into political action, it becomes even more difficult to tell the difference.
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" It was the first time the self-taught photographer shot work in color, an experience that she describes as jumping "into the deep end.
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That higher risk may make people think twice about jumping into equities in the way they did after the recession, when rates were slashed.
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Stella the bouncy, joyful Labrador from Maine is known for her love of fall foliage — more specifically, jumping into big ol' piles of leaves.
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Holgerson told KGW that she was with a group of friends at the time and had second thoughts about jumping into the Lewis River.
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That same stutter step that Moraes showed Rivera has Dodson jumping into the air and swinging wild, expecting a fifth-round Robbie Lawler charge.
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"I like to do a wait-and-see before jumping into the holding," Sun said of a company's first couple of weeks of trading.
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This is the question posed by Yeah Dude in their new video, "Headway" which turns slackline jumping into an inspirational meditation on pulling through.
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"Out of the Woods" was filmed in New Zealand and features a solo Swift running through woods, rolling in mud, and jumping into water.
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Jacob Farley, a 26-year-old father from Wichita, Kansas, died on Friday after jumping into a river to rescue a stranger from drowning.
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Star Wars has a long history of the Galaxy's best pilots jumping into ships and blowing stuff up—usually without serious consequences or repercussions.
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"This is him basically jumping into the swamp with both feet, especially to do it on the omnibus," Jenks said of a modest deal.
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In jumping into the presidential race, Sanders would join an already crowded field of contenders for the Democratic nomination that so far includes Sens.
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Since jumping into the coffee fray, McDonald's has benefited from pricing its beverages far lower than its direct coffee competitors like Starbucks and Dunkin.
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But the biggest risk Trump took this cycle — jumping into the race as political neophyte against some of the party's top recruits — paid off.
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In cases involving N. fowleri, for example, people have contracted the amoeba by jumping into a lake and having water shoot up their noses.
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Misfit, the wearables company recently acquired by Fossil, is jumping into the "hearables" market with its own set of smart wireless earbuds called Specter.
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The first cropped up earlier this year, when the first numbers came out showing the sheer number of Democratic candidates jumping into House races.
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When the second round kicked off, VanZant faked a right kick to the body before jumping into a left head kick that dropped Rawlings.
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There's also an independent politician who is jumping into the general election, business executive Greg Orman, who unsuccessfully ran for US Senate in 2014.
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Democrats want to be competitive in suburban and Sunbelt districts similar to Georgia's Sixth, and already top-tier candidates are jumping into those races.
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After a Bellator event in Dublin, he celebrated the victory of a friend, Charlie Ward, by jumping into the cage, then confronting the referee.
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Plane makers, car manufacturers and technology firms are jumping into the flying car segment, although significant technological and regulatory hurdles remain to be addressed.
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This week, Representative Doug Collins, a Republican, announced he was also jumping into the race, angering Republicans who prefer to maintain a unified front.
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But now, more companies are jumping into the fray, and there soon could be a dizzying number of cloud gaming choices to pick from.
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Any indictments could open the door to several Democrats who have eyed the 2017 mayor's race and so far balked at jumping into it.
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I found myself jumping into the lagoon from my pool more than once, but there's also a ladder for those who want to snorkel.
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Years earlier, a woman was said to have committed suicide there, jumping into the sea with her newborn child after her husband left her.
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Loeffler's allies shot back, accusing Collins of putting Georgia's electoral votes — and Trump's presidency — on the line by jumping into the 28503 Senate race.
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The former White House strategist met on Monday night in Alabama with Mark Green, who was mulling jumping into the race to challenge Corker.
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But J.P. Morgan's isn't jumping into a market that's filled just with big publicly traded names like Charles Schwab, TD Ameritrade and E-Trade.
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Before becoming the Devils' director of analytics, Sunny Mehta, another analytics blogger, had been a professional poker player before jumping into equity options trading.
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Calypso immediately goes for the literary gold, jumping into the Sedaris family's complicated dynamics, and the author's difficulty dealing with his sister Tiffany's suicide.
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Whether you're starting your own lifestyle blog or have dreams of running a company one day, jumping into the uncharted waters of entrepreneurship is daunting.
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During meetings at the White House, Trump often asked about Biden's strength as a candidate as Biden itched closer to officially jumping into the race.
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The problem is that referral would go to the Justice Department, headed by Barr himself -- so don't count on the Justice Department jumping into action.
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Sessions, 72, has been flirting with the idea of jumping into the GOP primary for the Alabama Senate seat he held from 1997 to 85033.
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Since jumping into the race in mid-November, he has spent more than $344 million on advertising, according to the media tracking firm Advertising Analytics.
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Why it matters: Rather than jumping into impeachment proceedings, House Democrats are seeking to "educate the public" about the Mueller report's findings through televised hearings.
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In any case, Teachout's jumping into the race makes the 19th District one of the most interesting races in the state, if not the country.
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Talk in the bond market is that now, instead of yield, investors are jumping into bonds for their price appreciation and the demand is strong.
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It also measures sleep quality, and it is water resistant to 2130 ATM, which is the minimum rating you want before jumping into the pool.
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It's there where she could delight in jumping into the lake from the boathouse and finally take a break before cross-country started in July.
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But Zuckerberg's announcement about cracking down on fake news is like putting a Band-Aid on a gaping wound and jumping into a septic pool.
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The idea has been catching on over the past year, and today, one of the biggest names in home routers is jumping into the game.
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Its formulaic template of a mid-tempo beat, bouncy melody and jumping-into-the-air-in-slow-motion power chorus is soaked in blind optimism.
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Castro told hundreds of supporters in San Antonio that he is jumping into the race because of a "crisis of leadership" from the president. Sen.
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The White House took the rare step of jumping into the debate, decrying the ad as "misleading" and asking the PAC to remove Obama's likeness.
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Fudge, an Ohio Democrat, has publicly said she is considering jumping into the race for speaker, though she has yet to announce a final decision.
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A man who breached the United Nations's headquarters in New York City on Saturday reportedly disappeared after jumping into a nearby river, NBC News reported.
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Priebus framed Nicholson as a young man in a hurry, calling on him to prove his GOP chops before jumping into a major statewide race.
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Anti-abortion group Susan B. Anthony List is jumping into the Mississippi Senate race with a five-figure digital ad campaign targeting Democrat Mike Espy.
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Imagine one day jumping into your rental vehicle and finding your favorite radio stations, seat position and temperature all preconfigured, based on your digital profile.
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The pair just decided to get married, and are probably still a little busy celebrating that big milestone — not immediately jumping into the next one.
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I just want to do a couple classes and make sure that I have everything set so I'm not jumping into something over my head.
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Now it is jumping into Southeast Asia, a region of 600 million consumers where rival Alibaba and fellow Chinese firm Tencent are already actively investing.
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Mommybrittaney would later explain that her son got the cut by jumping into a pile of laundry and hitting his head on a bed frame.
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A prominent Latino advocacy group launched a Spanish-language campaign ad in Virginia Tuesday, jumping into a hotly-contested race in a key swing state.
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Inside, men and women filed into separate facilities, which involved stripping naked, soaking in a really hot bath, jumping into a cold one, and repeating.
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Ten people had gathered below the building, and more people were jumping into the fracas from their doorsteps without actually coming out of their apartments.
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Tabis also tells TechCrunch the new funds will further the company's development into brick-and-mortar stores and that it's jumping into the wedding biz.
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If you ask anybody about being in Border Patrol, they're playing a movie scene in their head, jumping into a burning building and saving people.
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Over the summer, James also shared a candid photo of his golden retriever Mabel excitedly jumping into the pool as Thevenet sported a red bikini.
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She earlier made a fortune as an executive in an energy company — a role that earned her the nickname "gas queen" — before jumping into politics.
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Steven Spielberg is reportedly worried about his daughter jumping into the adult entertainment scene -- but he's got nothing to sweat about ... so says Maitland Ward.
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" Her nephew put "a dangerous twist on everything he did," she added, once even "jumping into the swimming pool from the top of the house.
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Alec Ross, a high-profile former aide in former President Obama's State Department, is jumping into the Maryland governor's race in to challenge Republican Gov.
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He's jumping into a market for anti-aging services, products and technologies that's expected to reach $271 billion by 2024, according to Market Research Engine.
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New Fox News polls in the third and fourth states of the primary season, Nevada and South Carolina, have Steyer jumping into the double digits.
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A protest leader denied that anyone involved had any ties or sympathies to the PKK, and video showed Erdogan's supporters willingly jumping into the fray.
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Chinese ride-hailing giant Didi Chuxing will launch a bike-sharing service via its app, jumping into a highly-saturated market, the company announced Tuesday.
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David Kostin, Goldman's chief U.S. equity strategist, told clients to stick with names in health care and consumer discretionary and resist jumping into value stocks.
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There are several contenders jumping into the race to replace him, including Democrat Ammar Campa-Najjar, who lost to Hunter in the 2018 midterm elections.
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And in a small town outside Cordoba, a 17-year-old died of heat-related effects after jumping into a swimming pool to cool off.
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This was my first time jumping into the dating scene, and I didn't like it, so I decided to build my own dating scene, I guess.
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But instead of the dry field they expected, the troops found themselves jumping into waist-high water; their landing zone had been flooded for rice season.
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And many supporters of the protests believe that jumping into the electoral system means cooperating with a kind of politics that they think is inherently corrupt.
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"Maybe this was just a lesson that being entrepreneurial and taking risks and jumping into new things you're excited about sometimes is not linear at all."
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The results haven't been pretty, but Linksys is finally jumping into whole home wi-fi with a new wireless router that doesn't look like alien technology.
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But instead of revisiting the firm and its investments, this time we're going to take a look at the state of the market it's jumping into.
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From the moment she steps onto the screen, it's clear she's having a blast, jumping into the extraterrestrial mystery with a giant grin on her face.
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Green is a little more playful in her video — jumping into a swimming pool filled with milk and cereal after Florida resident Juline agrees to vote.
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In 2017, Disney announced it would be jumping into the streaming world with its own dedicated streaming service to counter rivals like Amazon, Hulu, and Netflix.
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And she saved the sexiest for last: A lace-up, low-back thong look for a day of jumping into the ocean with her vacay squad.
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In other recent speaking opportunities, Biden expressed regret for not jumping into the 2016 race and suggested he's thought about another run for the White House.
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Click here to view original GIFThis clever little seal narrowly escaped death by jumping into a Canadian couple's boat—and it was all captured on video.
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That second clip, where Goran scores after jumping into the body of Detroit's Aron Baynes, followed a series of mid-range floaters after turning the corner.
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So, when we saw the comedy legend out in L.A., we had to ask about Mayweather -- and if he supports Floyd possibly jumping into the Octagon.
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We are still in the early days of cryptocurrency — or at least that's what all of the startups that are jumping into this space NOW hope.
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All of that sounds terrible, and yet it felt a little like we were steeling ourselves for combat together the night before jumping into the fray.
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Lawmakers, staff members and even the young son of one of the members ran for cover, jumping into dugouts and over fences to avoid the gunshots.
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Now with Amazon jumping into the grocery business with a more than 400-location retailer, the price slashing — and competition from private labels — can only intensify.
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Terry McAuliffe (D) is moving closer to jumping into the 2020 Democratic presidential primary race, CNN reported Wednesday, citing three people who have spoken with him.
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Charles Booker (D), radio talk show host Matt Jones and Kentucky House Minority Leader Rocky Adkins (D), are all thinking about jumping into the Democratic primary.
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The poll was conducted prior to Tupelo Mayor Jason Shelton (D) jumping into the race on Tuesday, which will likely take away some support from Espy.
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But the party's officials and insiders are no doubt feeling more optimistic with Hickenlooper, a power player in Colorado politics, now considering jumping into the race.
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Google's latest virtual reality video series for Daydream is all about fashion and jumping into the closets of celebrities known for their bold choices in clothing.
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And then I'm really looking forward to jumping into some new projects that I'm hoping will be a lot more simple and go a lot quicker.
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TV's "What America's Thinking" that there is no downside for Democrats jumping into the 22019 primary fray, arguing the move will only heighten their name recognition.
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"Fasten your sleep-belts," he might murmur in a codeine drawl before jumping into a tale about the glug-glug-glug sound of a water cooler.
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One of the most problematic, but lucrative, practices that the attorney general's office engaged in was jumping into civil disputes that it had no jurisdiction over.
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Before jumping into the waters off Lesbos, Mr. Camps, 52, had already built a successful private company of lifeguards, monitoring beaches in four regions of Spain.
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And if Trump's struggles in the White House are making celebrities think twice before jumping into the political fray, our public life is probably better off.
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Suddenly, he crashed over the knees of the person next to me, wrapping his arms around my shoulders and jumping into my lap for a hug.
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"Of course jumping into a car this early, I do feel like in a way you would wish it would happen a bit later," said Albon.
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With Facebook and Google each jumping into the fray with their own displays, it's a good time to step back and examine the LCD-filled terrain.
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However, that hasn't stopped investors from jumping into bond funds, which have seen inflows of $236.5 billion this year, or a 5.9 percent increase in assets.
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The couple got Daisy, Patsy and Lily primarily as pets, teaching them tricks like jumping into the air and flying to a designated spot on command.
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Abney said big names like Target and Macy&aposs were also scaling with UPS, along with small and midsize businesses that are jumping into e-commerce.
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Driving through a public park, he spotted the boy and chased after him, jumping into the muddy pond and bringing the child safely back to shore.
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In fact, plenty of doctors believe that the cure can be as obvious as taking time to reset and prepare for sleep before jumping into bed.
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I then start jumping into conversations with desk editors about what they have coming for the day that they want me to keep an eye on.
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And yet, those considering jumping into Destiny 2 because their friends have surrendered weekends at its altar may want to play solo, at least at first.
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But then something will happen, like a conversation with Fau who is jumping into preteen any second now … and that little moment will make everything worth it.
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And on Sunday's first episode, stars Kandi Burruss, Phaedra Parks, Kenya Moore, Porsha Williams, Cynthia Bailey and Shereé Whitfield didn't waste a minute jumping into the drama.
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I made my way back inside, fired up Street Fighter V, and felt better very quickly after jumping into training mode and playing around with some combos.
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He's got a lot of controversial stuff going on and rather than thinking it through, I'm afraid that he's jumping into the frying pan with both feet.
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Seeing Uber operating in its native environment, I witnessed small groups of two or three people systematically jumping into unmarked cars on every San Francisco street corner.
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Do you know that feeling of jumping into a metallic, purple catsuit to express your joy through interpretive dance with two backup dancers costumed in money signs?
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CEO Jeff Bezos himself made a surprise appearance, jumping into the driver's seat of a front-end loader and dropping some dirt onto an already hefty pile.
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Traveling tested Balsinger's sense of adventure, bravery, self-confidence, and, most significantly, self-love — attributes that are all extremely important to develop before jumping into a relationship.
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By jumping into these contaminated waters, HTC is merely signaling that it, too, lacks a sufficiently differentiated product that can merit a unique name of its own.
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The consumer drone market feels like its in a bubble right now, with tons of players jumping into a space that doesn't really have that many customers.
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Why it matters, via Axios' editor-in-chief Nicholas Johnston: The move comes as a sign that Altice, a relative unknown, is jumping into the streaming wars.
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Matt Taylor, founder and CEO of Tracksmith, says one of his favorite summer traditions is planning an easy day's run around jumping into a body of water.
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He also hasn't met with Democratic Party leaders to discuss jumping into the race, although strategists say it's too early for anyone to make such a move.
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People behind them on the road got out of their cars, with some fleeing on foot and some jumping into other people's cars to try to escape.
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"It was overwhelming jumping into a whole world that I had no experience in being in," he told PEOPLE Now in October ahead of the film's release.
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Ellison was considered the early front-runner, jumping into the race early and quickly racking up a number of endorsements from high-profile lawmakers and labor unions.
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Jumping into a pile of dead leaves is a seasonal rite of passage for most kids, but this trapeze artist takes it to a whole other level.
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The developers of the futuristic combat game Titanfall are jumping into virtual reality with a brand new, mysterious game, Oculus revealed during the Oculus Connect keynote today.
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A Canadian police officer named Peter Colenutt rescued a dog that fell through ice in Vancouver, Canada, by fearlessly jumping into a frozen lake called Lost Lagoon.
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"When I said jumping into 2016... I meant it LITERALLY," the Vampire Diaries star wrote in a caption for an Instagram post, which shows her tandem skydiving.
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They're still there, they still matter, but now using your iPhone is finally, truly something more than jumping into an app, back home, and into another app.
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I have all the time in the world to read books; I love jumping into someone else's world and becoming a part of their imagination and fantasies.
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Homee is jumping into the conversational commerce trend to keep the design process fun for the Pinterest-obsessed and remove the pain for the rest of us.
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The San Francisco-based social media giant is the latest in a string of prominent companies jumping into the fight to protect the 2015 net neutrality rules.
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For the most part, it's best to start with some foreplay before jumping into tongue-to-clit action so that your partner is turned on and relaxed.
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Finally, the band leapt off the stage with a ball of fire in a display of impromptu pyrotechnics and extinguished it by jumping into the pool themselves.
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"Jumping into reintroduction programs looks very sexy in the media for one press release, but that's really not the best way to do it," Dr. Garcia said.
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And that, for now, means avoiding jumping into what could have become a strategically hard to leave partnership with Moscow and perhaps by implication also with Beijing.
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Silicon Valley moguls have gotten into the habit of jumping into new industries and quickly turning them upside down — as Apple's iPhone did to the cellphone industry.
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There was David McCampbell, who survived the sinking by jumping into the water, and who subsequently became the most successful Navy fighter ace of the entire war.
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We have enough knowledge to know that infectious diseases will keep jumping into humans because of the way we interact and live with domestic and wild animals.
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Patrick's campaign underscored the difficulty of jumping into a presidential race months after other campaigns had begun raising money, hiring staffers, recruiting volunteers and developing policy platforms.
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Jumping into the top four is tall task for the Minnesota senator and Klobuchar is honest when asked about where she needs to finish on caucus night.
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In hopes for other industries to be the main driver of revenue, many Middle East countries jumping into the bandwagon of opening up their state-owned resources.
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Patrick made the comments during an interview with CBS News, where he had analyzed the Democratic presidential field as a contributor until jumping into the race himself.
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Earlier this week, German auto supplier Bosch announced it was jumping into the LIDAR market with a new, long-range LIDAR with a wide field of view.
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Bloomberg's organization hosted the Democratic candidates, including Biden, for a forum on gun violence last summer in Iowa before jumping into the race himself several months later.
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And why are we continuing to ignore the decline of our own country in favor of jumping into another quagmire from which there is no obvious exit?
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And why are we continuing to ignore the decline of our own country in favor of jumping into another pointless quagmire, from which there's no obvious exit?
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The documentary will also address her love life — at some point, Swift can be seen running off stage and jumping into the arms of boyfriend Joe Alwyn.
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"The (market) shares of smaller players are definitely going to get smaller with Alibaba jumping into the region," said Cris Duy Tran, a consultant at Frost & Sullivan.
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It's not as simple as saying "no" to dating until you have your shit together, but those who earn less aren't exactly jumping into long-term relationships.
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Yet the politician appeared to tell the gossip and celebrity news outlet TMZ in a recent interview that he wasn't ruling out jumping into the 2020 presidential race.
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His descent into severe depression — he even considers suicide by jumping into space without a suit on — sparked by intense loneliness is actually a little harrowing to watch.
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Another name jumping into the mix is Nick Nelson, a rookie fourth-rounder who played 21 snaps in his NFL debut Sunday after returning from a meniscus injury.
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Sessions, who served in the Senate for decades before joining the Trump administration, is considering jumping into a crowded 2202 primary race for the chance to challenge Sen.
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Lovato was a good sport about the fall, quickly jumping into the pool after the tumble and even posting a video of the incident on Instagram with "#NOTCoolForTheSummer."
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"Some people prefer to start their day by jumping into the shower, but I believe we should earn our morning shower by breaking a sweat first, " Elrod writes.
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Having gone through a cesarean section less than seven weeks ago, jumping into dancing for more than four hours a day has my body in full shock mode.
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Axios' Mike Allen scooped last week that Moulton would be jumping into the race after he was spotted filming a launch video in his hometown of Marblehead, Mass.
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Chris Leslie, a Labour defector, has pooh-poohed the idea of jumping into bed with the Lib Dems, saying they are still tainted by their time in coalition.
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While Divekick is an excellent entry point for FGC newbies, jumping into popular franchises like Street Fighter or Guilty Gear will provide players with a frustrating difficulty spike.
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While companies like Uber, Lyft, Airbnb, and TaskRabbit have become giants in the sharing economy, Ikea is not the only non-startup to be jumping into the space.
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And yet concerns haven't stopped thousands of customers and a handful of celebrities from jumping into Jon Barnes' "Ultimate Taxi" over the 25 years he's been in business.
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The backdrop: Prior to jumping into the Trump administration in January 2017, Kelly sat on the board of advisors for DC Capital Partners, now the owner of Caliburn.
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It shows a dog jumping into the window of a man's car, then later the same man picking up the dog and throwing her over a steep hill.
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Surprisingly, it is 2015 that stands out as the anomalous year, with serial founders jumping into the fray and snagging 22 percent of total funding in the space.
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Walmart's 193 Black Friday catalog popped up online today and it has quite a few great deals for people interested in jumping into the PS219 or Xbox One.
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It's as if Ella Zoller and Gabriel Stanley have made the jumping into a pool and floating underwater an experience you can have without getting your clothes wet.
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" All of the recklessness climaxes with the infectious "Bad Decisions," a celebration of jumping into the deep end: "I've been doing stupid things / wilder than I've ever been.
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He perfected it until the very last minute, jumping into the car on the way to the wedding with flour on his shirt and "icing everywhere," he recalls.
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A responsible attorney general would seek to analyze these complex issues before jumping into the political fire with a blanket refusal to defend any part of the order.
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Trucking is one of the primary industries expected to be largely transformed by automated vehicles, with companies like Uber already jumping into the long-haul driverless trucking space.
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Cuban, 61, has weighed a run for president in 2020, but has said that it would take "a perfect storm" for him to consider jumping into the race.
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Avenatti has become a feisty fixture in national headlines over the past year, jumping into the fray as an anti-Trump lawyer during the administration's highest-profile controversies.
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The migrants, mainly from Eritrea and Somalia, cheered as the rescue boats arrived, with some jumping into the water and swimming toward them while others carefully carried babies.
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Since jumping into the conflict at a point where Iran seemed unable to keep Mr. Assad from faltering, Russia has tried to integrate these militias into the army.
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There's a sense of freshness lacking in the bridal space, according to Siriano: "It's not every year that new designers and brands are jumping into bridal," he says.
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After weeks of speculation, the billionaire philanthropist and former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg officially announced he was jumping into the crowded 2020 Democratic presidential-primary field.
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After weeks of speculation, the billionaire philanthropist and former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg officially announced he was jumping into the crowded 2020 Democratic presidential-primary field.
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Even companies that traditionally make egg-based flu vaccines are jumping into the mix; Sanofi Pasteur said in February it was working on a non-egg coronavirus vaccine.
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It was a stunning comeback, and Roma's owner, James Pallotta, marked the moment much later in the evening by jumping into a fountain in the Piazza del Popolo.
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"While there is important work to be done, I want to make sure that you are set up for success before jumping into your normal assignments," he wrote.
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"Against my mother's good advice never to argue with fools, I thought it important to add something to this debate," our narrator says before jumping into the fray.
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Even skeptical companies are jumping into virtual events because the coronavirus leaves them no choiceFor most clients, the answer so far has been virtual meetings with enhanced content.
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This new piece is part of the series "Jumping Into," in which I place myself within celebrated Western paintings held in the collection of the National Gallery, London.
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By jumping into the race late, skipping the first four states to vote in the Democratic nominating contest and refusing donations, Bloomberg has avoided debates up until now.
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A top Democrat who spoke with Patrick in recent weeks told BuzzFeed News that Patrick now regrets not jumping into the race when he had a clear opportunity.
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An emerging vocalist originally from France, Aimée recently moved from New York to New Orleans, calling it quits with her longtime quintet and jumping into a new chapter.
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NBC News was at the house when Hazel got there and video shows the excited dog jumping into Mathis' lap and putting her front paws on Mathis' shoulders.
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As we reported ... Cardi was on the receiving end of some bubbly early Friday morning, and Offset reacted by literally jumping into the crowd with an airborne punch.
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A fixed sign, Leo can stay in a relationship for a while, but they're not a stranger to burning bridges or jumping into a new relationship pretty quickly.
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Some athletes — most recently players like former 49er's quarterback Colin Kaepernick and FIFA Women's World Cup star Megan Rapinoe — are very public about jumping into the political fray.
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When you're watching TV with your teen and a sexy scene comes on, ask your teen why they think the characters are jumping into bed with one another.
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Because it is practically impossible nowadays to date without some use of the internet, experts warn that you need to take precautions before jumping into the dating game.
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Lipinski, who has previously pointed to the public polls that suggest a majority of voters do not support removing the president, warns that jumping into impeachment could backfire.
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So instead of immediately jumping into riding options like UberX, Uber Pool, or renting Jump e-bikes or Lime e-scooters, the focus has shifted to food orders.
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"I'm going to do a little skit and then you have to guess who I'm being, okay?" she tells them in the clip, before jumping into her impersonations.
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Campbell, who previously worked as a financial aid administrator before jumping into the education policy world, said her first day at Federal Student Aid will be Nov. 25.
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Former Attorney General Jeff Sessions is strongly considering jumping into the race for his old Senate seat in Alabama, according to multiple Republican sources familiar with the matter.
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McAuliffe has been telling Democratic allies that he is leaning toward jumping into the Democratic presidential race next month, according to three people who have spoken to him.
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As Goldman Sachs pointed out in a recent note, jumping into the same stocks as everyone else returned you 68% if you employed that strategy starting in 2001.
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The video shows the golden retrievers nosing open the bedroom door, which is too high for Chloe to reach, and jumping into the girl's bed for a cuddle session.
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If you just watched 10-plus hours of the same story, jumping into a new show can be overwhelming — err, well... as overwhelming as watching TV can possibly be.
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That's when Lazard, Spreen and Doran took off, jumping into the canal, swimming to the car and punching the vehicle's front window in an effort to free the woman.
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With virtual reality, immersive 3D and social experiences fast becoming the norm for high-end games and gamers, Razer is quite literally jumping into the frame with both feet.
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Well, they are: Hundreds of them have signed on to races large and small since 2016, with women and people of color in particular jumping into roles as candidates.
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And if that scene looked familiar, it's because Polizzi herself got insanely drunk during the Jersey Shore pilot, jumping into the hot tub with the boys in her underwear.
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Google also asked for a "cooling-off" period to prevent consultants from jumping into another job advising competitors based on what it learned during the course of the investigation.
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Within two months of jumping into the race, Bloomberg had hired more than 200 employees in California, according to his campaign, dwarfing Sanders' 80-strong team in the state.
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Before finding success as one half of the country duo Sugerland and jumping into her own successful solo career, the singer considered a career on the Great White Way.
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Labour is doing its best to complete the work of destruction that the Conservatives began when they seduced the Lib Dems into jumping into bed with them in 2010.
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It didn't stop cops, relatives of cops, people who like the idea of cops, and bandwagoning racists from jumping into the comments of all of Smithfield's recent Facebook posts.
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According to the police, the man was seen climbing the retaining wall and then jumping into the river, where he was then swept over Horseshoe Falls, Buffalo News reported.
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It wasn't as dangerous as jumping into quick sand, but he's still probably going to regret the experiment when it comes to having to clean all this up.[YouTube]
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Essentially, it would rejigger the software governing MCAS so that it wouldn't be as prone to jumping into action based on one scary sensor reading, instead considering more data.
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Our sources connected to 'SNL' say Pete had been in good spirits while prepping for the show -- and was open to making jokes about jumping into relationships too soon.
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The ministry said earlier on Monday that crew members were jumping into the sea to escape the blaze, which probably broke out during a ship-to-ship fuel transhipment.
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As of Wednesday, July 20, the last day covered by the data, only around a million people per day were still jumping into the game for the first time.
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If we're lucky, we won't have a Greenland shark jumping into the boat while I'm attaching a hip joint covered with rotting red meat to the big, shiny hook.
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With Amazon, Apple, Facebook and others jumping into the business of original content, there is no way to accurately measure who is watching what, where and for how long.
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A leading Democratic critic of the Republicans' ObamaCare repeal effort wants GOP lawmakers to walk their talk by jumping into the high-risk pools promoted under their legislation. Rep.
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One notable moderate, business tycoon and former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg, is concerned enough that he is reportedly exploring the idea of jumping into the race himself.
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In the document, Shtayner says he's jumping into the marijuana industry because his taxi business has been undermined by the likes of Uber, Lyft, and other ride-hailing companies.
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Hoke said Airbus is not considering jumping into the interim bid for fighter jets and is waiting to see the specifics from the Canadian government on the open competition.
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Toyota is jumping into the increasingly crowded car-sharing market, and it's doing it with a flair for innovation that helps explain why it's the world's biggest auto seller.
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And now New York City's iconic yellow taxis are jumping into the carpooling game, with the help from two app startups and one the country's biggest taxi technology companies.
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The Tigers, who could be on the verge of jumping into the Top 25, hope to continue their surprising ACC run when they visit stumbling Virginia Tech on Saturday.
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We'd walk the cold metal dock to the end, where she'd pause to scan the lake for any fishermen before shaking off her robe and jumping into the water.
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Trucking is one of the primary industries that is expected to be transformed by automated vehicles, with companies like Uber already jumping into the long-haul driverless trucking space.
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"Now we must fulfill our sacred duty to them," he added, before jumping into a description of his administration's efforts to change veterans' health care and increase military spending.
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Until, that is, we saw shearwaters diving in the distance and ran to them and found Atlantic bonito beneath, crashing bait on the surface, practically jumping into the boat.
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She gave up the sport in 1982, after she cracked bones in the heels of both feet jumping into a pool; she had misjudged the depth of the water.
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Those close to the four senators caution that no decisions on hiring and organizing will be made until the politicians make a final call about jumping into the race.
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They enjoy crying at sad movies, and some come to enjoy the initial pain of stepping into a very hot bath or the shock of jumping into freezing water.
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A particularly tricky battle (that required a few dozen attempts) started with Doom Slayer jumping into an arc of glowing green armor re-ups like an underworld Iron Man.
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The average Joe investor jumping into this bull market using exchange-traded funds and borrowed money may end up leading to its undoing, one prominent Wall Street firm said.
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The third element was one that was even more shocking for my band of tightly wound New Yorkers than jumping into a snowbank: a prolonged embrace of public napping.
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Plane makers, car manufacturers and technology firms are jumping into the flying car segment designed to address urban congestion, although significant technological and regulatory hurdles remain to be addressed.
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Buttigieg was in a distant fourth with just 5.5% support Credit Karma, known for offering consumers access to free credit scores, is jumping into the high-yield savings game.
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At the event he said he has not ruled out jumping into the 2020 election and is waiting to see what happens in the midterms to make a decision.
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After graduating from Georgetown University, Mr. Mulvaney went on to become a lawyer and then worked in the real estate and restaurant industries before jumping into South Carolina politics.
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Felicity was jumping into the hoop, and she was wired, but there was a pilot hiding in the basket and they had helicopters and drones filming the whole thing.
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I was jumping into the imagination of my 6-year-old self Heading out of my house in Pallet Town in Pokémon: Let's Go felt like I was rekindling an old fire inside me, and pressing on through the Kanto region with a friendly little Pikachu on my shoulder and a bag full of Pokéballs on my back felt like I was jumping into the imagination of my 6-year-old self.
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Washington (CNN)Former Attorney General Jeff Sessions might be interested in jumping into the race for his old Senate seat, but some Republicans are throwing cold water on the idea.
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In late August, the pair was photographed hugging and laughing outside of Nightingale in West Hollywood, with Olympios jumping into Jackson's arms and playfully planting a kiss on his cheek.
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As sirens blared from his helicopter, residents were grabbing their belongings and jumping into their cars to head down Atlas Peak Road, the only way out of the rural community.
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In late August, the pair was photographed hugging and laughing outside of Nightingale in West Hollywood, with Olympios jumping into Jackson's arms and playfully planting a kiss on his cheek.
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Investors are jumping into bonds like they're a hot new commodity or even stock, but strategists warn the prices are getting rich as the yields shrink in the Treasury market.
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However, experts generally don't recommend using a brace or jumping into a rigorous new fitness routine to fix the problem, as these can actually further weaken or damage those muscles.
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The health care industry is happy to see Joe Biden jumping into the Democratic presidential race, hoping he can be a bulwark against their true 2020 opponent: Medicare-for-all.
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When we talked to Shyamalan at Comic-Con 2015, he explained that jumping into the new medium of television had reinvigorated him, causing him to rethink how he handled movies.
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Still, people close to Biden warn that even as he says he is leaning toward running, he has not made a final decision on jumping into the crowded Democratic field.
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While that all seems logical, Paul pointed out that it's hard to draw any concrete conclusions from the data without jumping into someone's computer and actually watching them jerk off.
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A Republican donor and businessman on Wednesday announced he's jumping into the Ohio Senate race, giving GOP front-runner Josh Mandel his first primary challenger ahead of the 2018 race.
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So you're constantly jumping into and out of the map, a nuisance that's made even worse by the fact that the access points connecting certain locations aren't always made clear.
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Before the meeting, Fudge, walking down the hallway to the Capitol, told The Hill she had not made any decision yet about jumping into the Speaker's race against Pelosi. Del.
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Home Depot is jumping into the home decor business, but its push to sell products like textiles and furniture isn't just about becoming an online one-stop shop for customers.
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Special web and tactics developers We are looking for someone who can do just about everything and enjoys jumping into a situation with limited time to debug, fix or code.
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And now old-school firms like Fidelity and Bakkt, which shares an owner with the New York Stock Exchange, are jumping into the fray with storage solutions of their own.
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Trucking is one of the primary industries that is expected to be largely transformed by automated vehicles, with companies like Uber already jumping into the long-haul driverless trucking space.
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"Porn and cats are always first," explained Clayton Blaha, an entrepreneur with his roots in the music industry, of the industries best known to for jumping into new technology first.
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Amateur miners worldwide are jumping into the action from home, using computer graphics cards to generate new ether (units of ethereum) and secure the blockchain, the public ledger of transactions.
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Under Armour, which has been struggling to stabilize sales in North America, said that it doesn't see jumping into the growing athleisure trend as a way to pull in customers.
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The female presidential candidates, it's probably worth noting, all pursued a highly conventional approach, jumping into the race early, rolling out policy plans and hosting events in key primary states.
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The four senators hope that jumping into the race early will give them some organizational advantages in a contest that will almost certainly grow to more than a dozen candidates.
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Prados recommends doing a trial run before jumping into remote work full-time, by working from home or taking a 'test' trip to figure out if it works for you.
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You are Rosie Ruiz, jumping into the Boston Marathon in the last mile of the race ahead of everyone who actually ran the previous twenty-five miles and claiming victory.
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But like so many Democrats in 2018, she also pointed to Washington, DC, and President Donald Trump as her reason for jumping into a political campaign for the first time.
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CONCORD, N.H. — Former Vice President Joe Biden welcomed businessman Michael Bloomberg potentially jumping into the Democratic primary, dismissing the notion that it's a reflection of his performance in the race.
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Mr. Trump had urged Mr. Barletta to run, and in jumping into a crowded primary field, the 61-year-old congressman buoyed Republicans from the president's wing of the party.
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However, both Jackson (Jesse Williams) and Vic have a lot of emotional relation (Barrett Doss) ship baggage they need to sort through still before completely jumping into a new coupling.
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Even someone who&aposs familiar with boxing could stand to learn from the course as it&aposs incredibly beneficial to familiarize yourself with the system before jumping into a class.
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The airborne assault was necessary, but it also made for great optics back home: Images of American paratroopers jumping into combat reminded people of World War II operations in Europe.
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A New York congressman says Cynthia Nixon's jumping into the deep end of politics by running for Governor in their home state ... and thinks she needs some floatie lessons first.
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El Paso is also the hometown of Beto O'Rourke, the Democratic former congressman who has said he's considering jumping into the crowded field of candidates vying to challenge the president.
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When Reuters photographer Leah Mills saw migrants jumping into the river from the Guatemalan side, she waded in and captured an image of an exhausted-looking man carrying a child.
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Todd and Ed Park, brothers and serial health-tech entrepreneurs, founded Devoted last year, jumping into the market for Medicare Advantage (MA) plans, which provide coverage for people over age 65.
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If you're jumping into development early – perhaps right after college – there are some skills you can acquire that will impress a potential employer without taking a massive toll on your brain.
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More power to her if she wants to take the time for she and Hemsworth to grow individually and as a couple before jumping into the next stage of their lives.
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Stiffler: If you look at some of the regulatory/other things that might happen as a result of Trump jumping into office, there's going to be some interesting play from that.
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Earlier this month, Giudici Lowe revealed she took her son to the beach for the first time when she shared a cute photo of Samuel jumping into puddles in the sand.
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Two days after Paul, 65, buried the 22-year-old, whom he shares with Courtney Kennedy Hill, the Irishman paid tribute to Saoirse, by jumping into the harbor at Hyannis Port.
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And while it may have taken Apple a bit too long to catch on in years past, it's happily jumping into the six-plus-inch fray as phones get ever larger.
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DC is jumping into the streaming service business: it will launch DC Universe this fall, a dedicated hub for much of its vast library of television shows, films, and comic books.
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Julianna Cucci, her husband and her three kids were asleep last Thursday when they heard their cat, Wilson, jumping into the blinds after a bat that had gotten into their home.
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In terms of why, at this relatively late stage in the game, Lyft was jumping into this expensive and potentially fraught new enterprise, Kapoor said the company had very little choice.
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"I'm Hailey Baldwin and today is stretching day and bosu ball," the model starts off saying in the clip, shot by Phil Poynter, before jumping into a series of balancing exercises.
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It can be a bit distracting if you take a lot of screenshots, but it's handy to have it there without jumping into the Photos app if you don't want to.
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Don't ever get in a fight in Thailand, where kickboxing is the national sport, the author advised, because locals jumping into the fray don't care who's right, they care who's Thai.
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Like a growing number of venture groups that are jumping into the digital currency world, the group is actively sussing out how it might use cryptocurrency to expand the investment pool.
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"Before jumping into cosmetic surgery, remember that personality consistently tops the list when it comes to the traits that heterosexual women are attracted to in a male partner," Lehmiller told me.
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The "cameraman" set off a bomb hidden in the camera and ran from the room, jumping into the River Oxus, but the general 's bodyguards pulled him out and killed him.
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The National Endowment for the Artsis jumping into the heated US presidential race with a plan to appoint artists to cover the front-runners in both the Democratic and Republican parties.
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Yet another study, funded by the early-stage venture capital firm Y Combinator, is launching soon, and Glasgow, Edinburgh, North Ayrshire, and Fife in Scotland are jumping into the ring too.
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Hiking through Forest Canyon Pass, nearly 11,215 feet above sea level, is a little like jumping into an ice-cold pond: It's sobering, invigorating and takes a little getting used to.
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The 2020 presidential primary campaign field has started to winnow down, but there are still new candidates jumping into the race with just weeks to go until the first states vote.
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Fish that don't like the snapping might do the same, but jumping into another fish's territory up north can lead to unpredictable results, and increased competition, for all the species involved.
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How do you feel about players who might be jumping into FFXIV for the first time just to play this alliance raid so that they can get more Nier: Automata story?
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Since jumping into the 2020 race in late November, the former New York mayor has elbowed his way into the conversation by pouring huge piles of cash into stunning ad buys.
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Warren has not made a foreign policy-focused speech since jumping into the 2020 race, and an aide told CNN that there are no plans at the moment to do so.
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While that meant regularly jumping into dumpsters (Greenfield says he's done that a few thousand times by now), it wasn't particularly difficult to find ready-to-eat food at his disposal.
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As part of the training, personnel must complete cold weather survival courses including ice-breaking – jumping into a frozen lake and getting themselves and their gear out of the icy water.
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The beer that Baltimore Ravens cornerback Marcus Peters shotgunned after jumping into the stands to celebrate a victory over the Buffalo Bills last Sunday turned out to be an expensive beverage.
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Another tech billionaire is jumping into the media business: Salesforce founder Marc Benioff and his wife Lynne Benioff announced Sunday they would buy Time Magazine for $190 million from Meredith Corporation.
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Wlodarczak said there's "dramatically more competition emerging" and cautions investors that "the players that actually control the dominant data pipe into the households in the U.S." are jumping into the game.
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Corey Lewandowski, the Trump ally who's been dangling the idea of jumping into the Senate primary, stood behind Pence as he filed his paperwork at the Secretary of State's office Thursday.
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Those attracted to the series' narrative risks will like the complicated setup of Season 2: After jumping into another dimension, Marling's character finds herself in San Francisco as a wealthy heiress.
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Elvie, a London-based startup known best for its connected Kegel trainer, is jumping into the breast pump business with a new $480 hands-free system you can slip into your bra.
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He had clear skills in every area but would be so desperate to impress that he would often start jumping into flying knees and swinging for knockouts, only to give up position.
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To navigate our cities, we're jumping into cars with strangers assigned to us via robot dispatchers and sent down the quickest route to our destination based on algorithmic analysis of traffic patterns.
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After jumping into the AP Top 25 poll this week for the first time this season, Rhode Island played with a sense of urgency to prove it belonged right from the start.
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However, that doesn't mean he is jumping into banking stocks, which reacted positively to the release of the minutes, because he's not sure if he trusts what the Fed said just yet.
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Like someone jumping into a Facebook argument about politics with a picture of a cat or an armed ISIS soldier, the shitpost is discourse out of turn, designed to make everyone angrier.
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" Thomas added, "You'll notice more than a few musicians jumping into tech, Nas, Chamillionaire, Pharrell… There's a lot of talent out there in search of help creating a sound and getting discovered.
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We hadn't discussed our feelings before jumping into cybersex — which is something I would have definitely done had we been having sex IRL — and I grew attached to something that wasn't real.
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The in-browser video experience is apparently pretty good, so jumping into Silk could be another way of streaming content that's not readily available elsewhere in Amazon's ecosystem of apps and services.
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The zoo has since installed a "No Trespassing" sign at the hippo pen, because apparently it's not already abundantly clear how dangerous and stupid jumping into a wild animal exhibit can be.
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It's not as though Apple is jumping into unprecedented territory here, but it is leaping into a size class that, even in a world of large phones, is still considered fairly large.
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He added another piece of flatbread on top—presumably to keep maggots from jumping into my eyes, which was suddenly seeming like a real liability—and my Spartacus moment was upon me.
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Brenda DeDios, the 34-year-old mother who died after jumping into a raging Utah river in an attempt to save her drowning daughter, had a "heart of gold," her family said.
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These include limiting the amount of water entering the nose when jumping into rivers or lakes, by holding the nose or wearing a nose plug, or keeping your head above the water.
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Equally important, the fact the "secret" survey was taken was widely leaked and quickly became national news, fueling another round of speculation that Bloomberg may be thinking about jumping into the race.
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Jumping into the international markets is a way to reduce the spread between the officially set onshore rates and the trader-affected ones, a key metric that influences the currency's overall momentum.
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Netflix is ramping up the production of ultra-high definition 3603K and so-called "high dynamic range" (HDR) content this year but the streaming service isn't jumping into virtual reality anytime soon.
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Samsung is jumping into VR production at a time when no major film studios openly working on VR movies, and if there's any success, we could see other major companies following suit.
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My source says Yik Yak has built a direct messaging feature that it's preparing to release, but even jumping into the chat sphere might not be enough to revitalize the wounded animal.
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The reality stars put on a show for paparazzi outside of Nighingale in West Hollywood on Wednesday night, with Olympios jumping into Jackson's arms and playfully planting a kiss on his cheek.
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Non-performing loans in the banking industry rose to 10.7 percent in August, from 9.9 percent in June, the central bank said, jumping into double digits for the first time since 2007.
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According to the technology company's chief business officer, Nilam Ganenthiran, Instacart is jumping into the business of same-day alcohol delivery — specifically, being able to fulfill booze-related orders within an hour.
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The possibility of him jumping into the race has drawn the ire of Democrats, who are concerned he could ultimately hurt their eventual nominee in swing states, essentially helping Trump win reelection.
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First it was Julian Castro who, in the lead up, to jumping into the field talked to CBS about the need for "more focus in certain states" from the Hillary 85033 campaign.
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She shared a cart with Wambach, who kept the mood light with her high-decibel, high-energy high jinks, which included jumping into Poppie's Pond around the 18th green while fully clothed.
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Rather than jumping into individual responses, I want to take a step back and try to situate the Green New Deal in our current historical context, at least as I see it.
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Actions that are no longer acceptable to do without pretense, as an adult, become acceptable in order to take a photo—like jumping into a ball-pit or going on a swing.
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Despite being significantly smaller nowadays than its peak of 13,000 concurrent players back in 22, there's always somebody online, and John never feels reluctant about jumping into a match with a stranger.
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She impressed the judges by performing the climactic moment from Gounod's rarity "Sapho," in which the heroine hits a high B flat right before she commits suicide by jumping into the ocean.
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My approach is to share a little bit about my own background and what inspired me to start Peek before jumping into the pitch — it helps investors understand more about my motivations.
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Lynn Jenkins, vice chairwoman of the House Republican Conference, hasn't made any final decisions yet but for months has been considering jumping into the 2018 race to replace term-limited GOP Gov.
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"Oh yeah, Trump really sees himself as a tough guy mobster," The Late Show host Stephen Colbert quipped on Thursday night, jumping into his signature Trump impression for a perfect Godfather zinger.
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In the courtly Senate, novice members typically take their time before jumping into the spotlight, keeping to themselves as they set up their offices and learn the archaic rules of the institution.
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If the risk of testing a new channel and having a dip in your CAC is too great, we recommend you exhaust other channels, like Facebook, before jumping into the podcast space.
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Ellenbogen said that his fund invests in five to seven private companies a year and that it's not slowing down even with more big-money investors, including SoftBank, jumping into the space.
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Then, in January, he tried to squeeze past that screen against Oklahoma City — a collision made worse by the Thunder's Russell Westbrook, who tried to draw a foul by jumping into Paul.
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For state organizers already stretched thin on funding, that means jumping into enrollment season without the help of the regional directors and staff who had previously helped coordinate enrollment efforts and events.
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It can also lead you to make decisions about work that aren't in line with your goals; for example, jumping into a gig that you have no interest in, but pays better.
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Amazon has amazing deals year round for literally no reason, but it seems that when they realized their competitors were jumping into Black Friday early this year, they got out their battle gear.
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After ripping off the band-aid and jumping into one solo trip, these travelers now can't get enough, and they have plenty of knowledge about the best approaches to going stag on vacation.
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Since statistics favor lump-sum investing, jumping into the market with both feet can be a good idea — if you can handle the prospect of a market downturn immediately after investing your bonus.
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The pair were spotted having lunch with Maguire in Ibiza in Sunday, and later joined a host of other friends on a yacht, where they were seen sunbathing and jumping into the ocean.
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"I'm Hailey Baldwin and today is stretching day and bosu ball," she explained in the eye-catching Phil Poynter-directed video before jumping into a series of leg raises, squats, and balancing exercises.
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So even if it seems like the end of the world, especially in Louisiana, it's reassuring to see someone jumping into disgusting brown water full of snakes (no really) to save two lives.
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Damian Christie and his team were on there way back from New Zealand's Pelorus Sound when the gang of 20 attention-seeking bottlenose dolphins began jumping into the air in front of them.
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Video footage being shared on social media shows Mouhcine Fikri jumping into the back of a garbage truck to try to retrieve roughly $11,000 worth of swordfish that had been confiscated by police.
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In one of the last Montalbano television adaptations, broadcast in Italy in February, the detective delivers a pro-migrant message, jumping into the sea to recover the body of a drowned asylum seeker.
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It's hard to tell what this Dodger fan was thinking, but 41-year-old Alan Dreyfus—according to USA TODAY Sports—is probably regretting jumping into the Astros bullpen during last night's game.
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Last year, a Canadian described as a stunt rapper died when shooting a music video and two other adventure Instagram stars and YouTubers died after jumping into a river to save a friend.
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Songs would segue into the singer's rambling monologues, or her jumping into a crowd ready to rip her dress off and put their fingers in her orifices, wanting a part of her wildness.
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Mainly we just talked about a feature film, so we decided to work together on this short, and see how the relationship went and work on something small before jumping into a feature.
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And Hollywood is even jumping into the fray, with actress Carole Cook joking to TMZ, "where is John Wilkes Booth when you need him?" referencing the man who assassinated President Lincoln in 1865.
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Fans of HGTV's commitment-free series — there's nothing like jumping into a series without the need to keep up with story arcs and continuity — can now pull up the networks' shows on Hulu.
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Google was already worth more than $800 billion and, while well short of Apple, is now jumping into that batch of companies that are on their way to being a $1 trillion company.
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Illinois resident Randy Tompkins risked his own life by jumping into a moving car to save a driver having a seizure— and the entire thing was caught on a Dixon Police dash cam.
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Robot, many episodes of Black Mirror) or jumping into sexy new bodies ( Altered Carbon, Westworld), these shows explore technology as simultaneously a source of untold possibility and one of potential exploitation and control.
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Hot on the heels of reports that Facebook is developing its own take on Amazon Echo, China's Xiaomi has joined the tech company masses by jumping into the increasingly crowded smart speaker space.
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In Iowa, a Suffolk University/USA TODAY poll taken after the debate showed Biden still leading, but Harris jumping into second place ahead of rivals Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, both U.S. senators.
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" He'll school us all in regret and forgiveness with Lennon homage "Here Today," then insist "Now let's have some fun!" before jumping into the glorified children's song that is 2013's "Queenie Eye.
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Instead of jumping into sex like I did before, I first needed to know that the person was willing to compensate me emotionally; I needed to spend time with him and be courted.
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It also witnessed a period where I'm jumping into my life as a young writer, and also a time where my friends are my family, when I'm in love with all my friends.
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Trujillo, the Trinity County sheriff's department narcotics sergeant, said his law enforcement dog, a Belgian Malinois named Johnny, almost died from pesticide poisoning after jumping into a reservoir at an illegal marijuana grow.
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" But the administration's reliance on citing undisclosed intelligence has rankled even Trump supporters such as Carlson, who has used his Fox News show in recent days to warn against "jumping into another quagmire.
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The company previously introduced the ability to hide replies, but it still required users to manually hide each unwanted reply, which isn't exactly practical if hundreds of people are jumping into the conversation.
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What you eventually figure out from running or jumping into them is how the vehicle's different systems work: there is a balancing act to manage them in order to keep the vehicle moving.
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"Unlike the dervishes, I have bills to pay but already having experience in jewelry reassured me that I had the necessary resources and could have fun jumping into another kind of risky business."
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stockpickers are jumping into the boom in passive investing by loading up on shares of index-provider MSCI Inc, whose products are the basis for dozens of popular exchange traded funds.
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On the question that led to starting the Movemeant Foundation I've never been afraid of jumping into things I'm not familiar with, and I think that comes, in part, from being young and naïve.
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With the likes of Paris Hilton, Kim Dotcom, and John McAfee all jumping into the ICO world in one way or another, it seems worth asking what the hell this whole thing is about.
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"I also see people jumping into cars to experience something, not just getting from A to B." No longer 'just a car' Automakers are increasingly shifting to make their vehicles more compatible with smartphones.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions withdrew a policy protecting transgender workers, while he took the unusual step of jumping into a private lawsuit arguing that anti-gay discrimination was permissible in employment under federal law.
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"Our primary goal is to understand how endometriosis is affecting the patient's life and what we are trying to fix, and to explore all of the treatment options before jumping into surgery," Huang says.
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The Dawson's Creek alum rescued daughter Cricket Pearl on Tuesday night, jumping into an infinity pool fully clothed after the 4-year-old found herself on a float close to going over its edge.
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Although Patty deflects the possibility, jumping into an interrogation over Angel's gender, it's obvious that is the only reason Angel is so comfortable sipping coffee with the wife of the man she fell for.
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Despite saying he was "15 pounds too fat," Weir was still elegant as ever on the ice – jumping into a triple axel during his energetic practice session, and getting up quickly after falling down.
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I've seen people make jokes about jumping into a river or out of a window when they feel distressed, but one DC-based security robot appears to have interpreted this on a literal level.
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The ex-congressman raised a massive $6.1 million on his first day as a candidate, jumping into the race with great fanfare by focusing on his border-district credentials to rip Trump's immigration policies.
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One has to admire the gumption of jumping into a space that has been so thoroughly dominated by Nintendo and smartphones over the last decade that hardly anyone has even attempted to break in.
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With hundreds of oils to choose from, whether it be individual ones you can buy at Whole Foods or pre-mixed formulas in skincare, jumping into the world of essential oils can be overwhelming.
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He also spends time in a sauna reaching a temperature of 210 degrees before immediately jumping into an ice bath and going straight back to the sauna to help him regulate his body temperature.
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Jumping into a video game world is a little like going on a trip, but for most of us, our method of taking snapshots on those journeys for years has been the lowly screenshot.
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Sometimes sliding scenes next to each other or putting one on top of the other is the answer, or jumping into someone's thoughts to find the missing piece of a puzzle is what's required.
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I'd moved to Norwich via Nottingham and Leeds—where I'd been a student, drinking and taking drugs pretty much every day, so the move back to country felt like jumping into a silent film.
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"Bernie didn't scare anyone away from jumping into this race and now he comes out of the debate with the worst possible outcome – nobody is talking about him," said Jon Reinish, a Democratic strategist.
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She introduced it by talking about watching the news -- "a lot of things going on in the world," she said -- before jumping into how she felt the press had treated her through her career.
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But there were the 8- and 9-year-olds, as you can see in the photo above, my son among them, jumping into a more protected area surrounded by volunteer parents in bright orange.
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Biden himself has attributed the coverage of his gaffes to his frontrunner status; he has held a comfortable lead in early polls ever since jumping into the race, according to the RealClearPolitics polling average.
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You might not be ringing in their birthdays jumping into a ball pit or champagne-fueled dinner this year (as this meme beautifully illustrates), but Aries season, COVID-19 be damned, kicks off today.
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They worked quickly, smashing the showcase protecting the 17th-century work with a hammer, before jumping into a getaway car (a white Peugeot, according to Italian news media reports) that screeched out of town.
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Cohen, the dutiful host, told Lohan he Googled her before she went on air to find the "latest Lohan news" and asked about what was going on with her jumping into Hemsworth's Insta comments.
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With the move, dubbed Uber OOH—short for out-of-home, the term for advertising that includes billboards and the like—the company is jumping into a market pioneered by a handful of startups.
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It's encouraging to see Congress do its work instead of jumping into a fight about drafting our mothers, sisters, and daughters when the military isn't demanding an end to our all-volunteer fighting-force.
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On Monday at the conference, AWS announced its first quantum computing service called Amazon Braket, jumping into the quantum computing industry where IBM, as well as Microsoft, Intel, and Google are already building computers.
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Net neutrality supporters also privately worry that tech companies that helped enact the rules might be wary of jumping into a new fight pitting them against a GOP-controlled Congress and Republican FCC chief.
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Jumping into league play is a chance for LSU to get a more definitive gauge of what the offense could and should be capable of, and that's where the spotlight will shine brightest on Saturday.
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If Fernandes took him down, Belingon would scramble up, and then his next move would be a jab or hook to get Fernandes ducking in, and then jumping into another high stakes back kick attempt.
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Celebrities like Jamie Foxx and Paris Hilton have been jumping into the game of endorsing ICOs quite a bit lately and it can be a nice way of knowing which ones you shouldn't invest in.
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The actress underscored the importance of finding collaborators who she felt were on the same page and shared the same vision as pivotal pieces and the reason she waited before jumping into a new project.
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Both just graduated from college, and it looks like the "anything" to which she refers includes a lot of jumping into various bodies of water, drinking in bikinis, and hooking up with each other again.
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For fans of Marvel properties who don't religiously read comic books, a lot of what happened in Secret Wars is going to create the feeling of jumping into an already-started sequence of double Dutch.
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What many experts are wary of is mixing within an intermediary host, meaning pathogens like viruses can transfer from the OG host to another animal and then mix and mutate there before jumping into humans.
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I was making the transition from print to broadcast journalism; while I had appeared in the past on news programs as an interview guest, I was jumping into the deep end as a TV reporter.
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It will embrace your desire to go out and tame this world, to find danger and then eliminate it in your quest for upgrades, and to do so it like jumping into a combine harvester.
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"We're getting it together and it's going to happen," he said during his afternoon event on US manufacturing, where he spent time admiring products including jumping into a fire truck and donning a Stetson hat.
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Now, we're not the people making the decisions here, but jumping into a freezing-cold lake just to see a band seems like an act worthy of a six-pack or two, on the house.
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They are rightfully appalled by the daily antics of the Trump administration, and they feel they can sway the former mayor into jumping into the 2020 race by talking him up in the national media.
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The latter song, which opens the album, really does recall a diver's arc in slow motion, elegantly and calmly descending from an unspecified height, as if she's jumping into the album's subsequent ocean of sound.
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"Even if more things are slipping through the cracks now, most countries in the world will not take the political risk of jumping into commercial relationships with North Korea before sanctions are lifted," he said.
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"Any potential candidate who saw the large coalition of support from organized labor that the mayor was building early and fast likely thought twice about jumping into the fray," said Phil Walzak, a mayoral spokesman.
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We agreed on that, but her version of the art was about batting her eyelashes and looking away; mine was jumping into a man's lap and licking his face and begging him to love me.
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His hope, aides say, is that by raising money early — mostly in the form of small contributions — and locking up key endorsements, he can ward off any potential Democratic challenger from jumping into the race.
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As we know from our experience, jumping into the political arena without the party machine or comfort of established voter base can look like an impossible barricade to overcome — and it is indeed very difficult.
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In addition to running her wildly popular beauty YouTube channel, Westbrook's kept her focus on her NutraCosmetics vitamin brand Halo Beauty, but always knew that jumping into color cosmetics would be her next big move.
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Administrative assistant Raquel Mignoli, 44, caught a nasty stomach bug after jumping into Caracas' sewage-filled Guaire river to avoid a volley of tear gas but was unable to find medicine despite visiting five pharmacies.
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What followed Saturday evening in the city of Leland was a furious rescue attempt, with the town's fire chief and others jumping into the water and trying to break into the floating and sinking SUV.
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But now it seems more likely that Garcia will be forced into a May runoff with health care executive Tahir Javed, who has loaned his campaign $800,000 since jumping into the race late last year.
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Mike Bloomberg is jumping into the Democratic presidential race because he believes that Joe Biden is fading, opening the moderate lane next to Elizabeth Warren, sources close to the former New York mayor tell Axios.
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If there is even a hint this hardware will generate actual consumer demand outside of the true believers that are already sold about jumping into their favorite video games, expect nearly everyone to come onboard.
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Donald Trump Jr. is supposed to be running the Trump Organization entirely separate from politics, but that didn't stop Junior from jumping into the fray Tuesday, attempting put a spin on the meetings recounted by Comey.
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NFL won't fine player for kettle jump The No Fun League won't fine Dallas Cowboy Ezekiel Elliott for jumping into a giant Salvation Army kettle after scoring a TD. The stunt boosted the charity's online donations.
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While many companies, big and small, have been jumping into the wearables space in recent years, the use-cases for these devices often feels superficial — with fitness perhaps the most compelling scenario at this nascent stage.
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It's still spending money to support Trump's Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, jumping into select, few races on behalf of Republicans in the midterms, and had nine elected, GOP officials in attendance at the Colorado gathering.
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The political network affiliated with billionaires Charles and David Koch has also been ramping up ahead of the 2018 election, but it's not yet committing to jumping into any primaries on behalf of challengers or incumbents.
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"They are all jumping into the equity markets and getting out of some of the other markets that may be weighed on by U.S.-China trade relations or markets affected by the dollar index," Streible said.
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And in a way, "Stuck" is the perfect song to announce this new phase in Goldsworthy's career as its lyrics delve into the notion of jumping into something new without much clue about where it's headed.
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"Anyone who has a difficult time picturing any one of the candidates as president may be having a hard time jumping into the stock market with both feet," said Jack Ablin, CIO of BMO Private Bank.
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Where the rescued Chilean miners are, 5 years after rescue The owner of the mine, Ma Congbo, chief executive of Yurong Trade Co., committed suicide two days after the collapse by jumping into a mine well.
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Even if the administration finds a legally viable way to make it easier for small businesses to form and join AHPs, most businesses will be wary of jumping into them because of the risk of failure.
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There are also quiet moments from everyday life such as a waiter carrying a tray in Kolkata's historic Indian Coffee House, and local children jumping into the Ganges river in front of the city's Howrah bridge.
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Now the great irony of course is that nothing could be better for Bernie than a bunch of billionaire and establishment types jumping into the race to siphon off votes from his more elite-friendly rivals.
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Yield-hungry investors attracted by companies' property value or asset collateral are jumping into the industry, which after consumer goods and retailers looks to be the next frontier when it comes to picking up troubled assets.
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But as rewarding as it is to rip off the tags and put on a newer, shinier version of yourself, jumping into of-the-moment trends comes with one major potential setback: looking like everyone else.
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The government malware market is beyond saturated at this point, with myriad companies looking to sell mobile phone and computer monitoring software to authorities around the world, but still more firms are jumping into the industry.
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His role is more of a conductor for the party, jumping into the crowd, bringing out collaborators like A$AP Ferg and fellow baby-dreaded social media sensation Playboi Carti, and FaceTiming directly with showgoers' friends.
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In Green Bay, where players have celebrated touchdowns by jumping into the stands without a penalty for years (an act known as the Lambeau Leap), there has been talk about an 11-man leap this season.
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Roy posting that line to the internet and her thousands of followers was like a person jumping into the lion's den, but only if said person was wearing a vest of ribeye steaks and bacon underwear.
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RICK ROJAS To many families in the Southeast, "going to the beach" means jumping into a sleek dreadnought of an S.U.V. and gliding toward the studiously laid-back stretch of Gulf Coast commonly known as 203A.
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"If Rick Scott doesn't get in the race for whatever reason ... you will get a sudden burst of people jumping into that, but I don't think anyone's made any serious plans in that regard," Wilson said.
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The move was spurred at least in part by the changing media and digital landscape, and now that AT&T owns WarnerMedia, it's also jumping into the field that is hurting TV providers so badly: streaming.
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Warren was the first top-tier candidate to signal she was jumping into the race, a move that in the best-case scenario would have given her a leg up on Sanders and other potential rivals.
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I was with my wife in Paris and I was looking over some guy's shoulder, reading a newspaper, and saw this photograph of an East German soldier jumping into West Berlin with his helmet and Kalashnikov.
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"Hillary Clinton — and I got it from Bernie Sanders — she suffers from bad judgment," Trump said, before jumping into a strange (and evidence-free) riff about how Clinton takes too many naps: She is low energy.
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Before jumping into the traditional celebration of bipartisanship, Democrats need to be thinking carefully about whether these are really normal times and what the costs can be of making a decision to work with President-elect Trump.
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Although the 36-year-old later admitted that she was "exhausted," the 23-time Grand Slam champion was all smiles as she shared videos of herself bouncing on trampolines and jumping into a pit of foam cubes.
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Footage of the incredible shot shows the crowd immediately breaking out into applause for Regan, who lifted his hands in the air and got high-fives from everyone lining the stands before jumping into his cheering teammates.
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"That car completely sank in less than a minute and if not for them jumping into the water and pulling the driver out, she would most certainly have drowned," witnessing officer Michael Schiltz said in the statement.
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In one demo, Apple showed how you could turn a live photo of kids jumping into a pool into a loop where the kids fell into the water, then returned to the pool's edge over and over.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York, 153, and Beto O'Rourke of Texas, 46, won over progressives by jumping into what looked like doomed races and running as skeptics of the establishment and carriers of the progressive cause.
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The filing states that the acquisition was to "enhance the company's player product offering" and is the best evidence yet that Roku will be jumping into intelligent multi-room home audio in the not too distant future.
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The whispers around their potential entrances into the 2020 race have only been amplified by reports that both politicians are unimpressed by the current field of candidates and are considering jumping into an already crowded primary field.
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Walt Disney Co is also jumping into the streaming war with Disney+, a streaming service armed with the entire library of Walt Disney Studios theatrical releases and Disney-branded television shows as well as new, exclusive content.
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Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Play | RadioPublic | Stitcher Why are Michael Bloomberg and Deval Patrick flirting with jumping into the 2020 presidential primary this late in the game?
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While other industries are jumping into machine learning and artificial intelligence and data scientist has been dubbed the best job in America, real estate still has a reputation for handshake deals and decisions made on gut instinct.
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Swalwell, 85033, is jumping into a crowded field of Democrats vying for the party's nomination next year, a group that already has over a dozen candidates, many of whom have larger war chests and higher name recognition.
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Of course, I am gonna be jumping into a pool to test out how waterproof these mascaras actually are, but I'm also looking out for how well they are at volumizing, lengthening, and their ease of removal.
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Polyamorous relationships aren't all the same and the way one couple chooses to do polyamory may be vastly different than the next, so it's important to discuss all aspects of the potential arrangement before jumping into it.
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Polyamorous relationships aren't all the same, and the way one couple chooses to do polyamory may be vastly different than the next, so it's important to discuss all aspects of the potential arrangement before jumping into it.
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LONDON, Nov 5 (Reuters) - Formula E racer Sam Bird is hardly leaping into the unknown this season after five years in the all-electric series, but the Briton could be jumping into the River Thames come July.
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" To this end, she has been working at larger and larger scales to create the full effect of jumping into another universe—to "give the illusion that you could walk into the painting and stay a while.
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On "Fall Apart," Maps & Atlases more freely embrace modern pop production and songwriting devices, no longer shy about jumping into a chorus within the first 30 seconds of a song while still leaving their mark on it.
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Much like Trevor Booker's tapped-18-footer from last year, there's just something indomitable about a fella jumping into the air, grabbing a basketball, passing the basketball to himself underneath his ass, and dunking it with authority.
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Best known to audiences for his television roles on "Happy Endings" and "The Mindy Project," Mr. Pally is jumping into theater, starring in a new play Off Broadway — "Cardinal" by Greg Pierce — at the Second Stage Theater.
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Whether riding on a bike, hopping on and off the Wine Trolley, or jumping into a van with the Winery Guys Tours, tasting the local wines at dozens of nearby wineries is a must — as is lunch.
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The former mayor's showing in the poll represents an increase of 23.4 points since a Monmouth survey conducted in December and the highest he's registered in a national poll since jumping into the race late last year.
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Washington senior guard Matisse Thybulle broke the Pac-12 record for career steals early in the second half, jumping into a passing lane and starting a one-man fastbreak that he ended with a two-handed slam.
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Walt Disney Co is also jumping into the streaming war with Disney+, a streaming service armed with the entire library of Walt Disney Studios' theatrical releases and Disney-branded television shows as well as new, exclusive content.
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New activists jumping into the electoral fray would be a positive sign, Mr. Walton added, because it would mean "that they understood that their problem was a government problem" and that they had "to take control of government."
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Jumping into an impeachment fight that so far has been waged in the House behind closed doors, Senate Democrats used Mr. Sullivan's nomination to be President Trump's next ambassador to Russia to bring the drama into the open.
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Consumer demand for mattresses has expanded in recent years, according to a December 22015 report from IBISWorld, and so more startups are jumping into the fray, including Tuft & Needle and Leesa, which replaced Casper in West Elm stores.
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One of the biggest issues surrounding a possible Kobe movie is the timing -- Ron says working with the family would be crucial, but they're still reeling from the tragedy and need to grieve before jumping into a movie.
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Welcoming pal Andy Cohen to the program, Mayer and the Watch What Happens Live host recapped Cohen's epic weekend baby shower before jumping into the matter at hand: how the musician could generate press for his own show.
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Going for a run in the sweltering heat, then jumping into a body of water, and then continuing to run might seem like the recipe for a yeast infection, or at the very least some high-intensity chafing.
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Though he has performed near the top of several polls surveying national support for 85033 Democratic candidates, he would be jumping into an already crowded primary field should he decide to run for the White House, joining Sens.
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Priorities USA is becoming more confident that Clinton can pull off a win against Trump in November and is jumping into races in New Hampshire and Pennsylvania, both of which can help determine which party controls the Senate.
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When told of the news that Steil was on the verge of jumping into the race, state political consultants explained that he had been considering such a move since Ryan decided to run for vice president in 2012.
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These eat up valuable time that could be devoted to more scenes of the nubile counselors stripping and jumping into the lake, or to making sense of the mystery, which remains as murky as the lake's menacing depths.
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But he also cautions against jumping into a new relationship right away: Although you might be hungry for companionship, it's in these vulnerable moments when we tend to end up with someone who really isn't right for us.
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But you kind of hear horror stories of people working with labels and it just going wrong, and people jumping into things that don't feel right, so we passed, because we wanted to get to know those guys.
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At the time, it was jumping into a crowded market that has only become more frenzied, with a growing number of fintech startups that market themselves as more thoughtful alternatives to established banks and traditional credit card companies.
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Taking the plunge and jumping into investing in the stock market can be super overwhelming, so it's understandable if you've been afraid to pull the trigger and throw your hard-earned money into something you don't totally understand.
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At other points during Wednesday's hearing, Trump's lawyers struggled to explain whether Trump's interest in Ukrainian corruption predated former Vice President Joe Biden jumping into the presidential race last April — a timeline that indicates his motives were political.
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In an interview on "Fox News Sunday," Mr. Collins, whose Ninth District covers northeast Georgia and who is considered one of the most conservative members of the House, left open the possibility of jumping into the Senate race.
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As a junior, Bellis played in her age group until she dominated, learning to handle the pressure that goes with being the favorite instead of quickly jumping into the much-less-to-lose domain of facing one's elders.
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Therefore, if you have any doubts about voting, let the image of Kanye jumping into the arms of the President in the Oval Office while people are suffering through a hurricane inspire you to get out and vote.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Former FBI Director James Comey's long-anticipated congressional testimony set off a social media storm on Thursday with millions of people jumping into the fray but there was one notable absence - the tweeter in chief himself.
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In the one-minute clip, the Oscar-winner walks through some greenery while unzipping her gown before dropping it to the ground and jumping into a swimming pool, all set to Bruno Mars' "Versace on the Floor" (what else?!).
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A recent study found that in 2018, Netflix added more original content than it had acquired from other sources, while companies like Apple and Disney are jumping into the marketplace with their own high-profile catalogs of original programming.
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The whole thing ends up being a double gimmick as well: not only does The Walking Dead pull a fake-out on Rick being dead, but it sidesteps the ramifications of that story decision by jumping into the future.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - After parleying a professional wrestling career as "The Rock" into leading roles in Hollywood, Dwayne Johnson is entertaining the idea of jumping into the political ring, including perhaps even a run for the White House someday.
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SAMUT SAKHON/BANGKOK, Thailand (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Enslaved on a Thai fishing vessel for 11 years, Tun Lin saw his fellow workers lose their minds one after another, with one fisherman jumping into the sea to end his life.
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Not only have they been circulating the TMZ video, which portrays an inaccurate picture of what happened, but they have included a clip from our trailer where you see the dog jumping into a treacherous rushing wall of water.
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Some investors are wary of jumping into energy bonds now, after the latest fall in oil prices, with U.S. crude stuck below $50 a barrel even after rallying on Thursday due to a big weekly draw in U.S. inventories.
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Beto O'RourkeBeto O'RourkeCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates 28500 Democrats react to NYPD firing of officer in Garner case: 'Finally' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall MORE (D-Texas) jumping into the race.
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With media companies and Hollywood studios enthusiastically jumping into VR content, niche VR producers are getting slammed with too much demand and, in some cases, forced to outsource content creation to visual effects studios like ILM and Weta Digital.
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More than a year after candidates first started jumping into the race, and five months after voting began, the presidential primary season has concluded with six races in California, New Jersey, New Mexico, Montana, South Dakota, and North Dakota.
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In March, former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, an independent, said he had considered jumping into the race as a third-party candidate but opted against it, saying he feared it would only serve to help get Trump elected.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) is jumping into the heated US presidential race with a plan to appoint artists to cover the front-runners in both the Democratic and Republican parties.
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In an interview with Food Dive, Brown said that while the high number of companies jumping into the space shows momentum for the industry, it hurts Impossible Foods when someone else makes a product that's not up to par.
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But thanks to Trump jumping into the fray himself, it's also more complicated than that: Even though Streep's speech is less pointed and politically charged than similar speeches have been in the past, the stakes feel higher than normal.
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They had one girl jumping into the air and flipping over in a dive, but she landed on the head of the girl she jumped off of, causing a concussion that kept her out of competition for approximately two months.
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Ticketmaster is jumping into the facial recognition businessTicketmaster already had a stranglehold on live events back in the humble days of Pearl Jam protests, but since it merged with Live Nation, its monopoly over the industry is more solid than ever.
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Personally I'm thrilled, and World Peace frog-jumping into a fresh and crystalline clear pool on Vancouver Island should be our (my) country's new and only tourism campaign, it also might just turn the entire province of British Columbia around.
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We're told NYPD has 2 suspects based on surveillance video, and know they stalked Keef the night of the shooting -- first showing up at China Chalet restaurant where Keef was hanging downtown ... then jumping into a dark-colored Ford Econovan.
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