He could not keep away from them in the dark.
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"If you see him keep away," Dumfries Police force warned.
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Impatient with his insistence, she warned him to keep away.
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The journalist, Nikita Razvozzhayev, asked the man to keep away.
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There are other games like Keep Away and Pounce on Fingers.
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Authorities urged residents to stay indoors and keep away from windows.
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No one really watched the cliffs, despite the Keep Away signs.
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So we always tried our best to keep away from him.
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The more keep away from them, the more safer you are.
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"If you see him keep away," Dumfries Police wrote on Facebook.
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"It is always better to keep away from bars," he said.
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Here are the foods to keep away from your holiday table.
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Their boundaries are fixed—learn where they are and keep away.
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I like messing with settings, and I'd probably keep away from it.
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What are some dangerous Thanksgiving foods to keep away from your dog?
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And keep away from flames and mouths of any animals with fangs.
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He'll have to stay on his feet and keep away from Golovkin.
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It also reflects politicians' inability to keep away from a popular game.
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Can Jimmy, who has stayed incommunicado all these years, really keep away?
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Authorities had urged people to stay indoors and keep away from coastal areas.
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Little brother Ryan has done his best to keep away unwanted Hollywood suitors.
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"Well, I've given up on trying to keep away from Brooks," Judge said.
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That would prevent intelligence agencies from continuing their game of public keep-away.
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Those in isolation should keep away from other people as much as possible.
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If you can't keep away from your pets, wash hands after every interaction.
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We would stay home, hang out with friends, keep away from public spaces.
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He was Rory's college sweetheart and clearly they can't keep away from each other.
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Pew Research Center But Democrats have long tried to keep away from the issue.
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Radulov drew a penalty, and Washington spent much of that time playing keep-away.
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It's all about what you allow yourself to see and what you keep away.
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If Boucher decided that the Senators' best chance at winning was playing literal keep-away with the puck for two periods before trying to score in the third, and it worked, Senators fans would wear "KEEP-AWAY" T-shirts to every game.
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Avoid windows: Flying objects could break through the glass and cause harm, so keep away.
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He hopes to keep away any potential lurkers by spraying the yard with sulfuric acid.
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"Bali is safe just keep away from disaster prone areas," wrote the agency on Twitter.
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How to keep away mosquitoes carrying Zika, dengue Follow CNN Health on Facebook and Twitter.
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We have free coffee that isn't half bad, which helps keep away the Starbucks habit.
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It's a way of telling everyone to keep away from you because actually you're vulnerable.
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From inside the compound, loudspeakers warned the crowd outside to keep away from the walls.
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"She likes to play tug of war and keep-away with her toys," Ms. Gossiaux said.
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Thirteen percent of the abstainers could not keep away and wound up succumbing to their addiction.
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She still has it -- and preserves it in a plastic bag to keep away the mothballs.
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That left Japan to mostly play an effective keep-away game for the final 270 minutes.
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LG's robots should be fine as long as they keep away from hazards like stairs and fountains.
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The little boy just couldn't keep away from the pile of gifts in front of the tree.
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"I try to keep away from politics, I only care about my family," said Marina, aged 103.
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That Hodgkinson was an outspoken critic of Trump makes it even harder to keep away from politics.
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The police said people should keep away from the area as it had an ongoing operation there.
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Consider the impulse on many campuses to keep away speakers and purge conversations that upset prevailing sensibilities.
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We could not just keep away without coming to say farewell to our dear brother, farewell revolutionary.
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He advised people to keep away from elderly parents on Sunday, which is Mothering Sunday in Britain.
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They do Snapchat, they try to keep away from a lot of sharing and stuff like that.
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Filming has hampered commutes and disrupted routines, and business owners worry that the interruptions keep away customers.
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His father, the director of the Glasgow Zoo, gave him his first camera, to keep away trouble.
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The iconic shopping hub of Manhattan is Fifth Avenue — but New Yorkers do their best to keep away.
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They no longer had the pressing need to keep away the competition by fucking for a long time.
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Our brains were evolved to survive in the grasslands and keep away from predators and stuff like that.
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None of a series of monetary theories has been able to keep away or to defang financial crises.
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Relatives of those inside the nursing care facility, urged to keep away, worry about who might be next.
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Even if she were afraid to contact the authorities, why would she not keep away from the monster?
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The statement also called on Kuwaiti citizens to keep away from other countries in which the virus appeared.
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To make things really romantic, production hired 3 off-duty cops -- for about $1,500 -- to keep away curious fans.
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Apple can take Rihanna, Jay Z, Kanye, Beyoncé, and Prince and essentially play keep-away from services like Spotify.
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Set on another planet, humans live in protective bubbles to keep away from the world's native and hostile lifeforms.
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Nutmeg. You want Horace Grant clutching a basketball above his head, playing keep-away like Gollum with the Pearl?
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Former Secret Service agents say that Trump, above all things, should keep away from rope lines full of supporters.
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So Mr. Palij remained a New Yorker during an international game of keep-away between Poland, Ukraine and Germany.
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I am glad for the simplicity of the instructions I received: Stay home, and keep away from other people.
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I am glad for the simplicity of the instructions I received: Stay home, and keep away from other people.
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The S.E.C. sometimes handles its own sensitive information, including disclosures that companies are allowed to keep away from investors.
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As they lingered near hearths to cook food, stay warm or keep away from insects, they breathed in smoke.
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Toward the end, the Blazers lost the ball, and we recovered and played keep-away for the remaining seconds.
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Watch out for debris and keep away from loose or dangling power lines and report them to the power company.
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Carry some citrine to keep away bad vibes and draw in abundance— healing around a financial situation could come today.
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One family tried desperately to bleach themselves and their homes to keep away the contagion, blinding themselves in the process.
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When the four are on tour together they generally try to keep away from each other as much as possible.
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There, a group of 48 women live with their children in huts protected by thorny brush to keep away intruders.
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I can't keep away from the snacks so I also grab Joe-Joe's cookies, peanut butter-filled pretzels, and granola bars.
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China's maritime safety administration said the exercises would run all day on Thursday, and ordered all other shipping to keep away.
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He had been playing keep-away with a few other players when he started showing signs of discomfort in his ankle.
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There is a crisis on, national unity is the order of the day, and public shame will keep away price-gouging.
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"I would in future, for some time, like to keep away from any responsibility," Jaitley said in a letter to Modi.
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This is the vaping thing you must keep away from a 16-year-old boy named Louie Swisher, but go ahead.
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It was an early example of the kind of self-regulation that has helped keep away more stringent privacy-policy rules.
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I mean, just look at their latest video, in which they shove, trip, and play keep away from a robot named Atlas.
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But I&aposm trying to move the confirmation process forward, so it&aposs not just a game of keep away and gotcha.
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The coach was told to keep away from Sturdivant and the dance team, and the team's end-of-year banquet was canceled.
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Our priestly garb turns out to harbor quantities of bacteria, including the hospital-associated germs we try to keep away from patients.
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" 2250 BRITISH BOXER JOSH KELLY HOPING TO DODGE PUNCHES TO SAVE MODELLING CAREER "I just try to keep away from punches, I guess.
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That's likely how the nanotextured steel is pulling off its keep-away trick, but more research needs to be done to confirm that.
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Instead, they specialized in magical games of keep-away, whether cycling the puck down low or making no-look passes on the rush.
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The mom blocked his number and warned him to keep away from her daughter, but did not contact the police until months later.
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Carly Gray simply wanted to capture her headstand practice, but her 2-year-old son, Jude, just couldn't keep away from the camera.
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Forget humanist ethics, you just have to keep away from the one thing that seems to mess with reality in a nasty way.
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Here he is playing keep away with his young son Leo, who fell to ground trying to keep up with his father's footwork.
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Keep away from any touchy personal subjects and don't tell stories about your mutual friend's less-than-sober or less-than-stellar exploits.
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"In Casamance, Senegal (where my parents are from), growing fonio around one's compound is believed to keep away the evil eye," he said.
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As other parties manipulated him, Trump looked like the monkey-in-the-middle in a game of keep-away played in a schoolyard.
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The new owner warned me that the water would be cold and to keep away from the black clumps floating on the water.
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The chef separates the nuggets, wrapping them in kitchen towels to delay rot and keep away external moisture, the culinary drug's foremost enemy.
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When she was very young, she was encouraged by them to play with her favorite dolls and keep away from her brother's football.
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She's going to lure one half of this couple into her sinister sex lair and break it up — keep away, Third Wheel Girl!
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The country's hard-line defense minister, Avigdor Lieberman, warned Gazans to keep away from the border in a post on Twitter in Arabic.
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We are also seeing political initiatives by countries trying to keep away from the clutches of the U.S. financial system and the dollar.
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As a precaution, Sánchez does his best to keep away from others as he works and conducts press conferences over a video link.
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The attention drawn by the chow-chows has not all been positive, however, with animal rights group PETA urging people to keep away.
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The financial planning Alan had done his whole teaching life to keep away the demons of poverty paid off — to me, not him.
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Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi last month said he wants "to keep away" from the conflict between the United States and Iran.
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Although he had a record, he had managed to keep away from most major criminal activity and made his living as a taxi driver.
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So I was wary of going near her because I look like someone who you would want to keep away from Beyoncé in general.
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From the start, the Bearcats swarmed Fall every time he touched the ball and played keep-away behind the arc at the other end.
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Odds are you'll be provided with some sort of a dresser and plenty of closet space, so keep away from the tubs and organizers.
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But Edwards asked the president to keep away, too, so as to not divert much-needed emergency resources to road closures and security detail.
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He gave the basic advice public health experts have been giving: wash your hands, stay home if you're sick, keep away from crowded areas.
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The U.S. Coast Guard was "actively monitoring" the area to keep away all vessel traffic except permitted tour boats, the civil defense office said.
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The solid waste is most important to keep away from humans, to prevent against the spread of diseases like cholera, E. coli, and more.
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The walkouts are entirely student-led, and the Women's March Youth Empower advised non-students who support the cause to keep away from campuses.
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She describes both of them as "hoarders by nature" but she tries to keep away the clutter, especially when it comes to Bloom's unnecessary belongings.
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Our mother was an unwed teenager when she gave birth to us, and she was forced by her family to keep away from her children.
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Drone hobbyists are supposed to keep their drones below 400 feet, avoid flying within five miles of an airport and must keep away from aircraft.
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Mark Salling pled not guilty to 2 child porn charges, and was released on bail ... but ordered to keep away from places where children congregate.
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Just be sure to keep away from any high-level witch hexes, though, since those are not covered by your purchase of The Darkside Detective.
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At the moment, it would be hard to make a complete meal at Jeju without ramyun, which may keep away people who don't eat meat.
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He was visibly in pain after he tried to intercept a ball with his right foot while at the center of the keep-away circle.
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Trump Tower's transformation into a bigger tourist stop might actually be good for business, Mr. Pernicone said, but only if its penthouse tenants keep away.
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But it's hard to have much hope about a movie when it seems obvious that a studio is trying to play keep-away with it.
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Dallas center Salah Mejri went to retrieve the ball from Morrow, who played a game of keep-away with Mejri before tossing it toward an official.
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And obviously, Liquid Gold's packages warn you to "keep away from children," so make sure it can't make its way into any trick-or-treater's bag.
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However, a lack of access to testing, paired with a lack of safety net for many in the gig economy, disincentives the drive to keep away.
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Relatives of people who commit mass shootings often choose secret burials in unmarked graves with small or nonexistent ceremonies, designed to keep away critics and vandals.
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Over the weekend, so many volunteers crowded the area that officials asked people to keep away from the coast, warning of parking problems in the area.
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The colonists keep away from there, except for ice harvesters pulling gloomy rotations, and hunters like myself who brave those wastes for fresh meat and sport.
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The people of Kirfouk are trying to keep away from the fighting as much as they can, moving around the area between the lines -- but it's difficult.
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He gives Robert the key to his safe, playing a little game of keep-away with the boy that's way out of character for both of them.
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Drone operators in the U.K. are only currently required to "keep away" from airports and congested areas, with no specific rules defining how much distance to maintain.
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The Guangdong authorities have also made life increasingly difficult for the other labor groups in the area, warning them to keep away from disputes or risk arrest.
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Charlie Bird: I'd been working for Ireland's national broadcaster for almost 40 years, and as a journalist you keep away from activist politics and don't get involved.
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Black Mask seems to keep away from Joker in the comics, but this changes when Joker's gone in Birds of Prey, and their relationship is loosely addressed.
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Ignoring government warnings to keep away, a number of residents who lived by the foot of the volcano have gone back to tend or rescue their animals.
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Noa Bodner, who was stuck in a restaurant near London Bridge, told BBC News that those sheltering inside had been told to keep away from the windows.
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"Farmers in the targeted communities keep away from farms as a result of attacks ... the herdsmen destroy farmlands and crops, making farming impossible," said Obodoekwe of the CEHRD.
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Brave Software is his new venture, and the goal is to keep away "bad" ads that invade privacy and slow down your browser, replacing them with "clean" ads.
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When you have something that needs to be read on multiple levels or is playing keep-away with the audience like that, what is your writing process like?
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" He adds, "He's had several inmates warn him to keep away, and he's been threatened that if he says anything about being roughed up, they'll get to him.
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Although evacuation orders were scaled back from the weekend, nearly 2 million people still face orders or advice to keep away from homes, fire and disaster officials said.
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Those include a Whac-A-Mole game and your standard keep-away, where Cozmo tries to snatch a cube from your hand before you can pull it back.
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Argentina, the winner of 14 Copa Américas and two World Cups, is loaded with talent and spent much of the night playing keep-away from the hustling Americans.
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Last year, Stokes explains, Southern Cross deposited hundreds of spats—young clams—on the ocean floor, draping them in a nylon bag to keep away fish and crabs.
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Second, I intersected parts of the painting's name with POINTILLISM and GEORGES SEURAT, which I also had to keep away from the top, the bottom, and each other.
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But it's wholesome enough to keep away the scaries about eating it even as an adult—at least there's nuts and berries and flakes instead of tiny pastries.
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He then volunteered to keep away from the restaurant where the employee worked, and he has done so, said the spokesman, who declined to be identified by name.
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García works as a mango packer, eking out $75 in rent for the bungalow she also shares with a teenage brother, whom she hopes to keep away from trouble.
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Janet Walker of Hong Kong Dolphinwatch, which runs dolphin-spotting tours, complains that other boats sometimes ignore a code of conduct requiring them to keep away from the animals.
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Although evacuation orders were scaled sharply back from the weekend, some 1.7 million people still face orders or advice to keep away from homes, fire and disaster officials said.
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Broadcast vehicles are parked everywhere, police officers are securing pieces of evidence and calmly asking journalists to keep away from restricted areas, and onlookers have gathered near the barricades.
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What caused the blast was unclear, but Pemex initially warned local residents to keep away from the site due to what it described as a dissipating cloud of toxic fumes.
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Yet they also applied arsenic cosmetics, gave their children toys painted with arsenic, wore dresses and hats dyed with arsenic, and ate meat dipped into it to keep away flies.
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Bloom reached a settlement with Barton's former boyfriend Adam Spaw, which set out he would never release images he had of Barton, and he would keep away from her forever.
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It would not be like Mr. Bush to want his funeral to be a spectacle, and he evidently chose not to defy tradition by asking Mr. Trump to keep away.
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We want to keep away from this, we want every dollar which goes into investment or donation to serve the people, not to go to the pockets of corrupt people.
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Keep away from both standing water and floodwater After Hurricane Katrina, studies showed that impacted areas had an increase in West Nile virus because of mosquitoes that thrive in standing water.
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Scott is searching for the mysterious prosthetic, Kaizong has become infatuated with Mimi, who in turn is trying to keep away from all of the various parties who are after her.
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Training begins amid the clicking of cicadas: dribbling, long passing, passing with the outside of the foot, and shooting, and one called l'étoile — keep-away along points of an imagined star.
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If you live with someone, say a spouse or a partner, or have animals, it will be a challenge to keep away from them — but it's precisely what needs to happen.
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Canada Dispatch More than 70,000 snakes slither out of dens to breed each spring at a Manitoba wildlife area, and thousands of people just can't keep away from the writhing show.
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It also has to keep away activist investors which — even though Apple is huge — may see it as an attractive company to bug in order to demand an increased return on capital.
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One little boy in Oklahoma just can't keep away when local sanitation workers come through his neighborhood to pick up the garbage — and they decided to give back with a special surprise.
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"I was wary of going near her, because I look like someone who you would want to keep away from Beyoncé in general," Rogen joked of his new chance at an introduction.
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Britney Spears' former manager, Sam Lutfi, poses a serious enough threat to her and her family that a judge is now extending a court order for him to keep away from her.
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Zika and dengue protection: How to keep away mosquitoes "Aedes mosquitoes -- the main vector for Zika transmission -- are present in all the region's countries except Canada and continental Chile," the statement said.
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Michael Zimring, an infectious disease expert at Mercy Medical Center in Baltimore, addresses your winter bug bugaboos Is there a good litmus test for when I should keep away from the office?
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Meanwhile Duncan Lacrombe, former royal editor of The Sun, said the couple's recent attempts at privacy could be seen as an attempt to "keep away" the public and "spoon feed" the press.
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They're reduced to praying for the soldiers, hiding their cow so nobody steals it, and trying to keep away from the gaze of the men who march by, lest they be tempted.
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Zachary also has to wear an ankle monitor, keep away from Stoneman Douglas students and staff, and make no contact with his older brother, who's being held without bail at Broward County Jail.
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The Lactobacilli are the "good bacteria" that you want to have a lot of to keep away bad bacteria and bad yeast, and steaming is one way you could hurt them, Minkin adds.
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"We've gotten a couple of calls and emails asking for our practice plan, but there's no way to copy it or teach it," he said as the freshmen play keep-away from Lonzo.
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The judge, who concluded that Mr. Scott had "committed acts of domestic violence," ordered him to keep away from Ms. Scott and forbade him to visit any schools where their children were enrolled.
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Too many peculiar rules keep away outsiders who could shake things up, for example when local committees of officials and traders that control land use reject foreign supermarkets that bid to build new stores.
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Public buildings are festooned with public-information posters entitled "How to react after a terrorist attack", instructing people to turn off their mobile phones, keep away from windows and lie flat on the ground.
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They're the ones who have brought folding chairs, bottles of water, boxes of wine, volumes of Murakami and Ferrante, and bug spray to keep away the mosquitoes who also like dining at Bad Saint.
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There are at least some murderers — I'm thinking of, at the very least, the kind of psychotic serial killers, the Ted Bundys of the world — that probably we really should keep away from society.
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An online search for Coinbase shows its offices at a different location, a diversion tactic to keep away disgruntled crypto-currency investors, thieves who are trying to get access to crypto-assets, and other malefactors.
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" "Fiscal policy and structural policies have a role to play, so I'm hopeful, and I think it's realistic to expect us to be able to keep away from these very low rates and unconventional measures.
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To keep away the creepers, Guptill has resorted to an unfortunately all too common tactic: wearing a fake engagement ring in hopes that her marital status will at least keep people from asking her out.
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LeEco has built lasers into Le Syvrac, which beam out red lines on either side of the bike to give nearby car drivers an indication of the safe distance to keep away from the bicycle.
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The Bolt goes a little bit slower than other models at just 4.5 miles per hour, but it's still plenty of speed to go off ramps, or play keep-away with your dog or cat.
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But when the employee is seen as causing losses from misconduct, corporations can refuse to pay by effectively playing a game of keep-away, fighting the demand for legal fees as long as it can.
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Supermarkets in France have poured bleach on food in the past or stored it in locked warehouses to keep away dumpster-divers, purportedly to prevent foragers from contracting food poisoning after eating the discarded food.
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We'd love to evaluate the villain for this episode, but the biggest enemy of "The Damned" is the show's gimmicky, keep-away plotting — which seems to continually confuse tension with simply pretending certain characters don't exist.
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DALLAS (Reuters) - Former Cleveland Browns quarterback Johnny Manziel made his first appearance in a Dallas court on Thursday on a charge of assaulting his former girlfriend, and the judge told him to keep away from her.
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The 31-year-old soccer superstar played a little keep-away from his furry friend in his yard Monday ... and it's all fun and cute -- until you realize the dog could end him at any time.
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Black Panther, Spider-Man, Valkyrie, and several other characters run, jump, and punch their way across a battlefield in a game of keep-away with Thanos to prevent him from regaining access to the Infinity Stones.
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The U.S. military has repeatedly warned forces fighting on President Bashar al-Assad's side to keep away from the garrison, and warplanes from the U.S.-led coalition fighting Islamic State have struck pro-Syrian government forces.
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But one resident said the abundance of tourists meant that she had to fight past the snaking lines to get to her elevator and keep away curious visitors who try to ask to see her home.
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Greene County in New York's Catskill Mountains, a rural outpost with no hospital, is asking anyone from cities where there has been community spread -- it specifically cites Westchester County and New York City -- to keep away.
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That done, they patrol the sites of the plantings to keep away herbivores, and also fertilise the seedlings as they grow by defecating into hollow structures called domatia that develop in the bases of the plants' stems.
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Traditionally, biker gangs have owned their clubhouses in crappy areas of town in order to keep away prying eyes, cops, and to improve their security with such things as video cameras, motion sensors, and all-metal doors.
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USDA has also been accused of playing keep-away with some of the most important metrics related to its policy plans, like the recent proposal to curb broad-based categorical eligibility under the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
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They can still fill voters' heads with false outrage, create non-existent scandals to make opposing candidates seem toxic, or otherwise poison our political discourse to turn off voters they'd prefer to keep away from the polls.
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To get the full benefit of those meals, keep away the phones and turn off the TV. You may want to have a basket for everyone to put their phones in, on silent, before the meal starts.
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I fell in love with Transworld, I discovered skateboarding through Transworld, so there was this romantic side of it that I tried to keep away from the uglier side of it being owned by all these corporate vultures.
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Salt, one of the family's go-to remedies, was traditionally reputed to keep away malicious fairies, and the overgrown grounds Lia wanders through, with their perimeter of rusty barbed wire and shark-infested waters, resemble Sleeping Beauty's castle.
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" Last September, at a G-20 summit, in China, Obama confronted Putin about the hacking, telling him to "cut it out," and, above all, to keep away from the balloting in November, or there would be "serious consequences.
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In court documents last year, Morgan was accused of seizing control of Lee's Hollywood Hills home and hiring security guards with orders to keep away relatives and associates before moving the comic book creator to an unfamiliar condominium.
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"I'm staying out here to try to keep away looters, to try to save what I can save," said Bernard Sutton, a 64-year-old cancer patient, who has been living out of a tent and broken-down minivan.
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You can play games with Gomer – my kids liked keep-away in which the robot steals a box and then tries to run away from you – or you can train him to pick up objects or explore his surroundings.
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Such is the enduring popularity of Mayfair's 5 Hertford Street, that its opulent 18th century townhouse frequently found itself fit to burst with members and their guests who couldn't keep away from the canopied courtyard or riotous nightclub Loulous.
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But these days — after run-ins with the police over where she sleeps, sits or leaves her belongings — she tries to keep away from Waikiki, the bustling tourist district whose sidewalks and beaches she once used as her home.
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"Unfortunately a fire broke out in an ammunition depot in the military zone east of Kyrenia and there was a series of explosions," Ozersay said, adding that the area had been secured, with police warning people to keep away.
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Like nearly every Houellebecq novel, "Serotonin" should be stamped on its spine with a tiny skull and crossbones, like you used to see on bottles of poison, to keep away the devout, the unsuspecting and the pure of heart.
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The original petition and supporting documents alleged Morgan seized control of Lee's home and hired security guards with orders to keep away trusted relatives and associates of Lee before moving him from his longtime home to an unfamiliar condominium.
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After Berry hit two free throws with 1:02 left to pull the Tar Heels within 3, Duke played keep-away, and that set up an open 3-point attempt for Tatum that bounced high off the back iron.
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During a recent Monday night practice in Palo Alto, California, a teammate named Caroline watched Geri chase a soccer ball around a game of keep-away, while checking her own glucose meter and sipping a Capri Sun from the sidelines.
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Like, you'd hang a hamsa charm on your front door to keep away negative energy, wear a hamsa charm on a necklace/keychain for good luck, and a lot of drivers have hamsa charms on their rearview mirrors for protection.
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This gave investors a reason to keep away from risky assets, with worries about rising interest rates and the effects of the U.S.-China trade war taking the shine off a decade-long bull run for U.S. stocks this year.
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The news gave investors a reason to keep away from riskier assets, with worries about rising interest rates and effects of the U.S.-China trade war taking the shine off a decade-long bull run for U.S. stocks this year.
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Read more: The man with the fastest knockout in UFC history said he wants to break Conor McGregor's face for 'an easy paycheck'When McCorry occupied the middle of the ring, Sharp used lateral movement to keep away from his opponent.
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"What we're seeing is pushback, smoke screens, an attempt to keep away from what really happened here by the president of the United States, by [press secretary] Sean Spicer, and that raises a whole set of additional questions," he said.
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Anxious about the cold weather, they left their bikes behind in Moscow but did bring along leather vests, an icon of the Virgin Mary and a "press secretary," a snarling Russian woman whose main job was to keep away the press.
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At the bottom of the bag, accessible from the back, is a crush-proof "AC-Adapter garage" to hold any heavy objects you want to keep away from the rest of your gear — or, alternatively, delicate objects you're worried about breaking.
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For a glimpse into the world of Ukrainian alternative medicine, BuzzFeed News visited the local market, where vendors offered up an array of "cures" for colds, high blood pressure, and even what they said was sure to keep away the coronavirus.
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Despite China's arsenal of high-tech surveillance tools, the controls are mainly enforced by hundreds of thousands of workers and volunteers, who check residents' temperature, log their movements, oversee quarantines and — most important — keep away outsiders who might carry the virus.
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There's something very "kill your own adventure" about the way most of us die today, a customized route to naught that we're busy replicating on a global scale as we burn the walls of the world to keep away the cold.
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"To earn your keep as a director and to fulfill your fiduciary obligations, you keep away from obligations that create a conflict of loyalty or time commitment," said Erik Gordon, clinical assistant professor at the University of Michigan's Ross School of Business.
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The rallies draw ordinary, patriotic Poles, but attract far-right hooligan and extremist groups from across Europe, and have featured xenophobic, anti-immigrant slogans that have caused embarrassment for the government and prompted warnings from embassies for their nationals to keep away.
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He also shared a fun look at how the movie was filmed in front of green screens, focusing on the keep-away scene in which they once again try to stop Thanos from putting on the infinity stone gauntlet and snapping his fingers.
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The 35-year-old Seattle homemaker had spent much of her life trying to keep away from her parents' self-described fundamentalist branch of the Mormon faith and Colonia LeBaron - her polygamist father's Mexico community where some of the massacre victims were from.
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Whether you call it running out the clock, playing keep-away or working the pitcher's count, Mr. Trump was looking to escape the last face-off before the March 15 states hold their primaries having done as little harm to himself as possible.
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An impeachment push in Washington threatens to upend months of planning and strategizing, denying oxygen to much of the field and throwing a spotlight on a part of the Democratic front-runner's past that he's been striving to keep away from the campaign.
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But where The Beaver's basic hook — Mel Gibson as a character who talks through a beaver puppet — was offbeat and absurdist to a distracting extreme, Money Monster announces itself with a deceptively conventional exterior that may keep away the audiences who would enjoy it most.
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" A representative of the American film industry, Harold Smith, "said that when the production 'Gaslight' was scheduled, the Russians invited everyone to a last-minute party to keep away representatives of twenty-three nations at the festival and the showing had to be rescheduled.
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A Saudi-based money market manager told Reuters that although he had not received a directive from the Saudi central bank to stop dealings with Qatar, he was "taking precautionary steps to keep away" until the situation started to show signs of de-escalating.
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At Arrowhead Stadium, his home for five seasons with the Kansas City Chiefs, Aguiar tended to linger by the numbers instead of the middle of the field, from where he preferred to punt, in order to keep away from the cheerleaders and community service personnel.
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According to a spokesperson from NASA, the space agency confirmed to Inverse this week that The Last Jedi will eventually be screened at the ISS—but the astronauts should probably keep away from spoilers, because it's not yet clear when the movie will actually get up there.
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After Fall had 13 points and 10 rebounds in a win over Houston that ended the Cougars' 33-game home winning streak, Fall got more attention for a GIF that showed him holding the ball over an opponent's head like an older brother playing keep-away.
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And missing altogether was President Trump, whom European and American officials alike wanted to keep away from the anniversary for fear he would again raise the idea of pulling out of NATO if other member states did not pay a greater share of the defense burden.
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Betts was busy in the outfield, at least, shifting his position six times, the same as Bradley, as the Red Sox tried to play keep-away from the other outfielder — first J.D. Martinez, who is normally a designated hitter, and then Brock Holt, who is normally an infielder.
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The Cowboys tried to play keep away from the NFL's highest-scoring offense late in the fourth quarter, with Prescott desperately scrambling 221 yards for a first down on third-and-103 and Cole Beasley catching a third-down pass and diving for 210 yards on third-and-20.
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Still, I can attest that Brockman's authors face no pressure to get involved with Edge: I, for example, diligently responded to their annual questions between 2010 and 2013—and then stopped, as I was put off by Brockman's insistence that people responding to the annual question should keep away from politics.
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Playing hockey's version of keep-away most of Sunday, the Nashville Predators owned wide advantages in faceoffs and shots, cashing in enough of their chances to earn a 3-1 win over the St. Louis Blues that gave them a 2-1 lead in the best-of-seven Western Conference semifinal.
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"There are no casualties as far as we know but we are telling people to keep away from valleys for risk of mud flows ... there's a heavy thick blanket of ash on the flank and if there is heavy rainfall, we are making people aware of the threat," he said by phone.
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Yes, most of us know that chocolate is bad for pets, but ingredients in a lot of holiday favorites can cause gastrointestinal distress or poisoning too: garlic and onions at dinner, grapes from the cheese board and raisins often found in holiday cookies are just a few common foods to keep away from the pets.
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Just about every big fight in the movie is choreographed and staged in the most interesting way possible: pink and blue smoke fills the air, a grenade launcher fires glitter bombs, there's a car chase on roller skates, and the movie's biggest brawl is a big game of keep-away on a merry-go-round.
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To be honest, the performance doesn't always work (especially coupled with the frequently clunky, "just the facts" writing from a team led by Joe Penhall), but I got more into it the longer the season went on and the more I keyed into the way Groff portrays Ford as a man playing keep-away with himself.
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After a high-speed chase, in which Howard is injured, Homer is ordered to keep away from all celebrities, and, one month later, we see Howard pitching Homer's script at 20th Century Fox, which, according to the giant sign out front, is now "a division of Walt Disney Co." Simpsons say "hi" to Mickey with respect (he's a lot older than we are) pic.twitter.
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But it seems unlikely that the riches of Belrusian entrepreneurs will ever give them the same influence in Minsk that Silicon Valley executives wield in Washington, DC. "My feeling is that those individuals are not eager to participate in politics because the only way to keep your piece of the pie is to keep away from politics or support one person — the president," Balmaceda said.
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"To me it's obvious that you have to let your actors have a free hand," said Mankell, "then as a writer keep away, trust the actor, let them surprise you, show me what I wrote without knowing it, and they all did…I think I told [Krister Henriksson] two things: you can do whatever you want, but you can't make a facist out of him, and you can't let him die".
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The issue had received considerable attention in Britain, especially after Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis wrote a scathing op-ed in the London Times urging voters to keep away from a man who was known to cavort with Hamas, who had supported other terrorist groups (including the IRA) and had done far too little to quell the cancer of anti-Semitism that was eating away at the heart of the Labour Party.
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IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: Uber CEO apologizes after video shows him arguing with driver Immigration tops issues discussed on Facebook during Trump's speech Senate Dems hit FCC chairman on consumer data risks Amazon cloud service outage disrupts websites across US Durbin hammers Trump over criticism of media New York Times: Snapchat is working on a drone, but it's unclear if it will hit the market A report from Mic claims Snapchat may have tried to pressure a gun-control advocacy group to buy ads to keep away NRA ads.
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