She was kicked off PayPal in February and was previously kicked off Twitter.
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So I wasn't trying to get kicked off, I was trying to be good, and I got kicked off anyway.
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"I watched to see if Lucas, the Whaboom guy, got kicked off, and then when he didn't get kicked off, I trademarked his Whaboom," Johnson told ET about purchasing the trademark.
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One Lauren was kicked off night one — Lauren J.!
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The strike action kicked off in London at 7 a.m.
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Filing season for the 2016 tax year kicked off Jan.
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He kicked off the shirt collection with a bold slogan.
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Facebook has kicked off its biggest event of the year.
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Myisha Rich and Erin Nelson's nuptials kicked off the event.
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Trump kicked off her Africa tour in Ghana on Oct.
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When this year's World Series first kicked off on Oct.
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CNBC's 2019 Stock Draft kicked off on "Power Lunch " Thursday.
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Muslim family kicked off flight Flying these days is hard.
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The Republican National Convention kicked off in Cleveland on Monday.
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Keys kicked off her big day with a little meditation.
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Proceeds from the concert, which kicked off at 2 p.m.
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Award season has kicked off with GUSTO, I tell you.
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The Democrats got their proceedings kicked off with a flourish.
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A national tour starring Elizabeth Stanley kicked off in 2015.
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The new year kicked off with a bang on Jan.
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The latest season of The Bachelor kicked off on Jan.
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This Prime Day, which kicked off Monday at 3 a.m.
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As the event kicked off, it dropped again to $23.
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The taxman kicked off the new filing season on Jan.
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The show's challenges on YouTube first kicked off in 2009.
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Chrissy Teigen kicked off awards season with a bang — literally!
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The Republican National Convention kicked off Monday at 1 p.m.
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The Grammy Awards telecast officially kicked off at 8 p.m.
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Bove spoke to CNBC as U.S. earnings season kicked off.
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Lego kicked off Women's History Month with some major news.
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The #BottleCapChallenge has (literally) kicked off a new viral competition.
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Kicked off by Tessa Thompson at Sundance on Friday, Jan.
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Not doing so can get you kicked off the platform.
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When the primary season first kicked off, millennials were enthusiastic.
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The 2019 NCAA men's basketball tournament kicked off last week.
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"It kicked off my wrist a little bit," Iannetta said.
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The Pentagon officially kicked off the review earlier this month.
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Before the hearings even kicked off, Democrats were urging caution.
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The discussion kicked off with an impassioned cry for justice.
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The vision started long before it kicked off in 2009.
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The case kicked off in Wellington High Court on Monday.
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Eventually we got kicked off the island, we got evicted.
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Coincidentally, that meeting kicked off on the 46th Earth Day.
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Our Amazon Seller's Conference kicked off early at 8 a.m.
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I got kicked off the WiFi after about two hours.
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I think he would be kicked off Twitter pretty quickly.
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The effort kicked off on March 10 of last year.
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Being a skeptic might get you kicked off the team.
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Scott formally kicked off his campaign against incumbent Democratic Sen.
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The banks' results kicked off the U.S. earnings reporting period.
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This kicked off a legendary feud which lasted for years.
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The contest, organized by SpaceX, kicked off in June 2015.
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On Thursday, Kylie Jenner officially kicked off her musical career.
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Last weekend the Dew Tour kicked off the contest season.
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Apple kicked off its 2016 developer conference with a bang.
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And last year the deals kicked off on July 10.
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The matter has kicked off chatter in the marathon community.
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Milo's been kicked off a lot of the platforms already.
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It also kicked off an unusually vigorous stretch of journalism.
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Two campaigns ended when he was kicked off the ballot.
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Gillian Sullivan, 16, kicked off the plans for the Sept.
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It kicked off its first trial Monday in Seattle, Washington.
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The Democratic presidential primaries have just kicked off this month.
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Netflix recently announced they had kicked off production on Oct.
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Trump's defense kicked off in a short Senate session Saturday.
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P. Morgan kicked off earnings season with a strong beat.
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Trump's impeachment trial kicked off on Tuesday in the Senate.
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The new menu kicked off at the start of January.
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A national tour kicked off in the fall of 2019.
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Triple Five kicked off construction on American Dream in 2013.
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The fee war kicked off with Robinhood's emergence in 2013.
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Tim Neville (R) kicked off his challenge against incumbent Sen.
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The Olympics kicked off in Pyeongchang, South Korea on Friday.
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The trend really kicked off toward the end of October.
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The age of "value" kicked off with the ACA, too.
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Amazon kicked off 2017 with two big pieces of news.
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NY state's Democratic convention kicked off Wednesday, and sitting Gov.
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At a press conference that kicked off around 9:38 AM EST, the NASA administrator kicked off remarks by noting that "a lot of things went right" in today's mission, regardless of the problems encountered.
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Schreiber kicked off the digital photo journal with a maritime selfie.
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Then, right before Infinity War kicked off, something wonderfully unexpected happened.
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CNN anchor Brooke Baldwin kicked off 2018 on an empowering note.
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Their arrest kicked off a wave of controversy for the company.
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A year kicked off by La Niña may see cooler temperatures.
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Apple's annual Worldwide Developers Conference kicked off in San Jose, Calif.
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Balvin's 27-date tour produced by Live Nation kicked off Sept.
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I am black, I am supposed to be kicked off Fox.
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The four-day Republican National Convention kicked off on July 18.
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The festival kicked off as the region battled a wild fire.
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I kicked off my shoes, and then thought better of it.
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However, the ACE Family has kicked off 2019 with fresh controversy.
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Joe Biden kicked off his presidential campaign in Philly on Saturday.
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Beyoncé kicked off her Formation World Tour in Miami this week.
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Victoria Beckham kicked off the birthday wishes with a family photo.
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And this time, he could be kicked off the Council altogether.
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He has also kicked off King's Growth team and King Labs.
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It kicked off, as things do these days, with a tweet.
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CNN's coverage of the debate kicked off at 1303 pm Eastern.
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Hillary is so corrupt, she got kicked off the Watergate commission.
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You will get kicked off the team if you do that.
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The occupation kicked off with a big festival in June 2014.
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Monday kicked off the start of the end of the year.
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It's still July, but Kohl's just kicked off its seasonal hiring.
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I kicked off the week in the Faux Leather Skater Skirt.
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Small Business Saturday kicked off a big Thanksgiving weekend for shopping.
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Actress Tessa Thompson officially kicked off the challenge on Jan. 25.
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Netflix just kicked off tech earnings season in a big way.
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You've canceled your happy hour plans and kicked off your shoes.
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The duration: The war in Afghanistan kicked off in October 53.
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The petition called for Ruddick to be kicked off the team.
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President Trump kicked off his Friday morning tweets by warning Sen.
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Instead, he kicked off his keynote with a series of jokes.
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Masina and Hill were both kicked off the USC football team.
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The event kicked off Delta's month-long breast cancer awareness campaign.
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The major indexes kicked off the week after a solid week.
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Earlier this year, Tim Burton's "Dumbo" kicked off with $45 million.
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The fight recalls a similar showdown kicked off by Big Meat.
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The special kicked off last week and runs through next week.
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In case you didn't know, Coachella officially kicked off this weekend.
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Towkio Things kicked off Thursday with a rowdy set from Towkio.
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Moore was also kicked off the state Supreme Court bench — twice.
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Iraqi forces in October kicked off an offensive to retake it.
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Netflix kicked off earnings for FAANG stocks on a bleak note.
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Trump kicked off the interview process on Monday with four candidates.
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" American tells us he was kicked off "due to being intoxicated.
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The legislation also kicked off what might be called "database politics".
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The main stage track kicked off with Communitech CEO Iain Klugman.
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It also kicked off a number of consultations at that time.
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A cryptic message to a German newspaper kicked off an investigation.
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But they kicked off weeks of anguish for the Clinton campaign.
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Drake kicked off his summer tour this week in Austin, Tex.
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However, the conference kicked off with a heartfelt speech from Gov.
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Southwest Airlines kicked off its annual winter sale on October 1.
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The company has already kicked off Black Friday-esque sales online.
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"I'm looking to get my leg kicked off again," MacDonald joked.
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The problem of continually being kicked off one's electronic land is
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Tessa88 has been kicked off two more Russian crime sites too.
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The revelations kicked off congressional inquiries into the company's pollution standards.
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This week kicked off the public phase of the impeachment inquiry.
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So, naturally, the moderators kicked off the night with the topic.
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Public Enemy kicked off day one of the two-day festival.
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The highly anticipated segment on Ms. Clifford kicked off viewing parties.
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Original story: Congress has just kicked off its month from hell.
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But Schnellenberger, having kicked off this phenomenon, departed before it flowered.
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And US stocks kicked off this with on a strong note.
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We were kicked off the flight while those passengers mocked us.
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The rally to support abortion rights kicked off at 8 a.m.
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Thousands of voters who never moved were kicked off the rolls.
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It's what kicked off me as a singer and a songwriter.
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Swift kicked off 2020 with a buzzy Netflix documentary, Miss Americana.
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U.S. politics: President Trump kicked off his 2020 campaign in Florida.
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The show also publicly kicked off the company's coming retail expansion.
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Then the company's executives kicked off the earnings call with analysts.
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Kohl's kicked off its hiring "earlier than ever before" in July.
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Luckily, as Lux explains, Knott kicked off the selection process himself.
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Earlier in the day, Trump kicked off his defense on Twitter.
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And not every critic of Russia gets kicked off the site.
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Today, the 100th PGA Championship kicked off in St. Louis, Missouri.
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His reply kicked off a whole exchange among the Rogen family.
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Poll predictions The real-life game kicked off on April 11.
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Anthropologie kicked off sale season with new breaking deals every week.
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We kicked off with a look at three new venture funds.
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As its first tuna auction kicked off at 5:30 a.m.
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The week kicked off with a voluntary campus orientation on Sunday.
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The Flames kicked off the scoring shortly after the opening faceoff.
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Trump, in the past, has kicked off his own dollar selloff.
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Mass protests kicked off in Africa's biggest country over upcoming elections.
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What about D. Rose do you think kicked off that track?
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She kicked off the role of Storm in "X-Men" (2000).
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Cindy Cohn: And getting kicked off of ... and here we are.
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Kicked off Twitter, leaders of the racist alt-right movement are turning to a new platform Kicked off Twitter, leaders of the racist alt-right movement are turning to a new platform This segment originally aired Oct.
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The first bitcoin futures trades kicked off on Sunday at 6 p.m.
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Kim Kardashian West kicked off Saturday morning with some sweet family time.
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But there&aposs five people have been kicked off the campaign, right?
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Stocks fell on Monday as the U.S. corporate earnings season kicked off.
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South Carolina have been watching since campaign season kicked off ten months
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The announcement kicked off a 15-day window before the official filing.
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ThreesPorn's suspenseful, GIF-filled thread is what kicked off the current conversation.
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The Patriots victory parade kicked off in the city at 11 a.m.
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Fox News just kicked off around the same time as Monica Lewinsky.
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Last year, the IRS kicked off the filing season on Jan. 21099.
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Inauguration events kicked off Thursday night with a Make America Great Again!
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Whether or not I get kicked off, I don't give a s—.
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If users are inactive or unresponsive, they'll get kicked off the app.
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The trade developments really kicked off a surge in the United States.
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JPMorgan kicked off earnings season for banks on Friday and crushed it.
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They made these announcements as they kicked off their #FightFlu vaccination campaign.
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Kylie Jenner has already kicked off this Halloween season with a bang!
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Loomer was kicked off Twitter for her criticism of newly elected Rep.
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Within the first few minutes after things kicked off on 3 p.m.
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WikiLeaks was kicked off for potential he "putting innocent people in jeopardy".
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America Ferrara kicked off the Washington, D.C. march with a rousing speech.
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Prince William and Kate Middleton have officially kicked off their holiday celebrations!
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Harris isn't alone in calling for Trump to be kicked off Twitter.
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Going Hollywood I was almost kicked off Instagram and YouTube multiple times.
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Outfits mixing white cotton shirts with black leather kicked off the show.
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Rose, who kicked off her Change the Whole Thing tour on Aug.
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"Ascendant" is the fourth in the series that kicked off in 2014.
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The Boston Tea Party is what got this whole thing kicked off.
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Uber executives kicked off the road show in New York on Friday.
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BMW kicked off this week's Beijing Motor Show with two announcements today.
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Migos was also kicked off a Delta flight, and threatened to sue.
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The Obamas kicked off the festivities by showing their best "Thriller" moves.
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It's not about getting kicked off of YouTube, it's about being forgotten.
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The first bitcoin future <0#XBT:> trades kicked off at 153 p.m.
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She kicked off her turn as Harley Quinn in "Suicide Squad" (2016).
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Amazon (AMZN) kicked off its first 48-hour Prime Day run today.
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Causing a scene before flight could risk being kicked off the flight.
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Paris Jackson kicked off her birthday celebrations with a little herbal refreshment.
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The fourth-annual shopping extravaganza kicked off on Monday at 216 p.m.
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PDT Lyft kicked off a code-based pickup option at PDX Monday.
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Kim Kardashian West kicked off the weekend cuddling with her three kids.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle kicked off the week in sporty style.
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Other winners at the show, which kicked off Wednesday at 8 p.m.
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That recovery kicked off when China's regulators restarted game approvals in December.
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But the shift has been challenging since it kicked off in 2014.
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Publication of the rule kicked off a 60-day public comment period.
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When the match kicked off, van Boekel was completely consumed by action.
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Preorders kicked off Tuesday and the final product doesn't ship until May.
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Friday's game kicked off a four-game road swing for the Kings.
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" American tells TMZ ... YG was indeed kicked off "due to being intoxicated.
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Last May a seemingly commonplace meeting kicked off a firestorm of controversy.
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The first bitcoin future trades kicked off on Sunday at 217 p.m.
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Back at my seat, the pre-game shows had already kicked off.
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Eventually, when I started my solo project, things kicked off pretty fast.
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Their mother, Reema Shabaneh, says they were kicked off CMS in 2015.
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Prince was on Bruce Springsteen's mind when he kicked off his Apr.
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The Eurovision Song Contest kicked off on Tuesday and ends on Saturday.
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Preorders for Lady Gaga's beauty brand, Haus Laboratories, kicked off on Monday.
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The former teacher's sex crime saga kicked off back in December 2013.
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That kicked off a 24-53 run to put the game away.
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Chicago kicked off a stretch of 21 consecutive games inside the division.
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Tuesday's season opener kicked off Illinois' third season under coach Brad Underwood.
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The post kicked off an "intense investigation," D'Egidio told the local outlet.
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U.S. equities kicked off the session trading lower as overseas stocks declined.
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Esper kicked off the briefing by promising there was more to come.
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Zidane was kicked off the field for the foul, and Italy won.
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The revelation from Mr. Iger kicked off a rout in media stocks.
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Last year, SGX kicked off a public consultation on dual-class shares.
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You recently kicked off a new campaign with Wacha and Purina ONE.
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The trial kicked off with descriptions of his political work in Ukraine.
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The declaration kicked off a flurry of studies to prove a link.
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The show kicked off with a dance troop at 7:30 p.m.
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She officially kicked off her campaign at a rally in Oakland, Calif.
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After a phase-in period of six months, which kicked off Jan.
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Le Pen just kicked off her campaign with a decidedly Trumpian tone.
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It kicked off with, of all things, a performance by Macy Gray.
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She's curled on a low couch, stilettos kicked off on the rug.
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With his help, I corrected my form and kicked off the challenge.
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The demonstration in London kicked off just after 22016am on Friday morning.
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The demonstration in London kicked off just after 8am on Friday morning.
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Republicans kicked off this year by introducing a plan to replace Obamacare.
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The event was kicked off with a speech from Prime Minister Rajoy.
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Trailer Park Boys kicked off its tenth season on Monday, March 28.
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Mexican migration was decreasing even before Mr. Trump kicked off his campaign.
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Don't use a copyrighted photo of food; that'll get you kicked off.
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Danny kicked off a weekly conference call with investors and other specialists.
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The Jonas Brothers' 40-date Happiness Begins tour kicked off on Aug.
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I thought we were going to get kicked off of the plane.
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Protests began in March, but they kicked off in earnest in June.
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We did have a game night before we kicked off the film.
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This appears to be the second such incident since protests kicked off.
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The 2010s kicked off a decade of uncertainty within the job market.
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Debate moderators kicked off the November debate by addressing the impeachment hearings.
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It says 149 million people will be kicked off their current insurance.
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This kicked off years of struggle between Warren and the Obama administration.
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The bank kicked off a busy week of earnings for financial companies.
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While the star kicked off the annual holiday with a 6 a.m.
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The collection kicked off with all-white styles before evolving into colors.
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Stocks kicked off the session trading lower, but quickly erased those losses.
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A baile folklórico Mexicano performance kicked off the night and energized people.
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The company kicked off in early 2018 and is based in Berlin.
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Trump kicked off his two-day state visit to India on Monday.
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I leaned against the hood as I kicked off my wet waders.
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His 2018 Democratic opponent, Dan McCready, has already kicked off his campaign.
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ET tweet on Thursday that kicked off a Tweetstorm about the incident.
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Europe's largest technology show, IFA, kicked off early this week in Berlin.
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As the meeting kicked off reports conflicted over who proposed the cuts.
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Kohl's kicked off the two-day earnings run of department store chains.
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Stars kicked off awards season in style at the 2019 Emmy Awards.
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Then, as the first vote kicked off just before 8:10 p.m.
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After GoDaddy's decision, Google also followed suit and kicked off the site.
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Nielsen kicked off her speech reminiscing about her time at the department.
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The exclusive negotiations kicked off on Friday and will last eight weeks.
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Carlos Morris, a senior guard, was kicked off the team in February.
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There are no competitions or final roses; no one gets kicked off.
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Stocks rose to record levels on Friday as earnings season kicked off.
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Hill's appearance kicked off another busy week for House Democrats' impeachment inquiry.
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Since Bank of Nova Scotia kicked off fourth-quarter reporting on Nov.
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Barbie kicked off her heels in a big, big way last week.
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Coachella— the annual music festival in Indio, California, — kicked off on Friday.
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She said no thanks and was kicked off school grounds in August.
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Donald Trump kicked off his campaign calling Mexican immigrants murderers and rapists.
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Trump has kicked off reelection efforts unusually early compared to his predecessors.
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Headlines Neil Woodford risks being kicked off listed namesake investment trust on.ft.
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"There's no doubt that that photo and me getting unjustly fired from my position at work kicked off my drive and kicked off my desire to become active politically," Briskman told CNN's Erin Burnett on "Erin Burnett OutFront" Wednesday.
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It was a huge hit, and kicked off a boom in news apps.
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The Hammonds' case became a rallying cry that kicked off a tense standoff.
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YouTuber Logan Paul kicked off 2018 in one of the worst ways imaginable.
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The earnings season kicked off Monday with Citigroup reporting better-than-expected profit.
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GoPro kicked off the week with a huge event in Squaw Valley, Calif.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesian authorities on Thursday kicked off negotiations with Freeport McMoran Inc.
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The incident kicked off a tumultuous year of relations between the two nations.
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At one point, he kicked off his shoes and stood in his socks.
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Both indices have climbed since the Trump rally kicked off after Nov. 8.
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The wave of trolling was kicked off when the celebrity gossip podcast Who?
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It came as J.P. Morgan Chase kicked off earnings season with a beat.
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This latest sigil kicked off a game no one even knew about yet.
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The publication of the proposal kicked off a 60-day public comment period.
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The Revenge Body kicked off the day by sharing some cuddles with True.
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Alberto formed in May, just before the hurricane season kicked off June 1.
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Google kicked off its three-day developer conference with a two-hour keynote.
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All 3 players were officially kicked off the MSU football team Tuesday morning.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg kicked off his keynote with a privacy-focused speech.
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This year's South by Southwest Interactive Festival has kicked off in Austin, Texas.
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Things kicked off when Reedus glitter-attacked Lincoln's Ford (very American of him).
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The series kicked off with the limited edition Hublot King Power Black Mamba.
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The move marks AliCloud's latest international expansion plans which kicked off last year.
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Uber executives kicked off the IPO road show in New York on Friday.
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It was just hours before we kicked off our first-ever leadership event.
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Microsoft and Facebook kicked off tech earnings season, with both companies surpassing expectations.
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Joe Reynolds, a band percussionist, kicked off the performance on a hand drum.
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The effort to legalize cannabis really kicked off this year, after Democratic Gov.
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Facebook's massive developer conference kicked off Tuesday, but the event's website lagged behind.
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Today, buzz about another massive (potential) creative director switch-up has kicked off.
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They kicked off their new venture with a post chronicling Markle's airport style.
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Crowdstrike and Slack are among the companies that have kicked off the process.
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Apple's yearly iPhone keynote event kicked off today inside the Steve Jobs Theater.
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Snap Inc, owner of Snapchat, kicked off its first investor roadshow on Monday.
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That service kicked off with a small pilot in Phoenix earlier this month.
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AI poker tournament being put on by Carnegie Mellon University kicked off today.
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After that, he was kicked off the Disney show he was starring in.
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Amber Rose kicked off her second-annual SlutWalk in L.A. on Saturday afternoon.
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" He then kicked off the morning with a classic: "NO COLLUSION, NO OBSTRUCTION!
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For Facebook, the year kicked off with the promise of a fresh start.
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Outside the presidential compound where the meeting took place, a gunbattle kicked off.
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We can't say what, exactly, kicked off the recent resurgence of the technique.
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OPEC cuts kicked off last January and are scheduled to continue throughout 2018.
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The 51st annual Country Music Association Awards kicked off Wednesday at 8 p.m.
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Ashley Iaconetti and Jared Haibon have kicked off their fairy-tale wedding weekend!
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Earlier that same day, the Obamas kicked off their international tour in Liberia.
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"Iron Man" kicked off the franchise when it debuted on May 2, 2008.
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Leslie Jones kicked off the cold open as Fox News host Harris Faulkner.
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As a kid, she kicked off a hockey match with the National Anthem.
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First, she spoke about how their romance kicked off, and it's weirdly relatable.
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It kicked off Meghan's first Remembrance Day as part of the royal family.
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Would you say this was the album where everything "kicked off" for you?
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Its shares have tumbled by a quarter since the Tuticorin protests kicked off.
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Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Before the sports event kicked off, Mr and Mrs.
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The move would have seen Unilever kicked off the benchmark FTSE 100 index.
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Exactly how the fighting in south Aleppo kicked off last week remains unclear.
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In January, the institute kicked off with a launch event befitting Edwards' Rolodex.
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Swift kicked off the Australian leg of her massive Reputation tour on Oct.
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Oakland teachers just kicked off the fourth major teachers strike of the year.
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The BFFs kicked off their weekend of matching looks with baby blue ensembles.
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He pleaded not guilty on Tuesday as his high-profile trial kicked off.
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"People are getting kicked off the streets with nowhere to go," Love said.
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We kicked off our errands by fueling up with coffee and people-watching.
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Japan has kicked off Golden Week holidays which tends to subdue trading activity.
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So, how you define what should be kicked off of the social platform?
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I mean, you know, people are getting kicked off to the next debate.
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The 2100th Five Year Plan kicked off in 193 and runs to 219.
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TNC had upset tournament favorite OG two days before the tournament kicked off.
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The announcement came five days before the 2003 Women's World Cup kicked off.
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The passenger would then be either denied boarding or kicked off the flight.
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The mother of two kicked off her "Beautiful Trauma World Tour" in March.
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Tina, Beyoncé's mom, kicked off the family praise, reposting the photo on Instagram.
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The domestic box office has kicked off to a slow start in 2019.
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Those are people who declined to take compensation, but were kicked off anyway.
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Migos was kicked off a Delta flight and they're pissed, according to TMZ.
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The birthday girl also kicked off her 19th year with a positive message.
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Their rescheduled European tour officially kicked off in Stockholm, Sweden, on Saturday night.
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Hathaway kicked off her heels before calling Corden out for his low ratings.
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Last night, Jenner and Woods kicked off Woods' birthday with a wild night.
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DanceOn's go90 partnership kicked off with season one of Chachi's World last November.
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And let's not forget the look that kicked off this entire stylish spree.
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Kendrick Lamar kicked off the show with a mini-medley of his songs.
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In June, the website kicked off a development partnership with broadcast giant Turner.
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OPEC cuts kicked off last January and are scheduled to continue throughout 2876.
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Nelson and Scott kicked off their debate with a bitter exchange over immigration.
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The second day of the Hanoi summit kicked off at about 9 a.m.
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Nairobi, Kenya (CNN)Skateboarding kicked off in west-coast America around the 1960s.
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Channing Tatum kicked off his weekend with a very special daddy-daughter night!
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Neil Walker kicked off the top of the seventh by hitting a single.
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"If they say something, they get kicked off the bus," Mr. Jones said.
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Trump officially kicked off his 2020 campaign Tuesday evening at a Florida rally.
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Or which star got kicked off a popular TV show for a haircut?
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The singer kicked off her Las Vegas residency, "All I Have," last month.
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Earlier this week, the U.K. and the European Union kicked off Brexit talks.
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The panel kicked off a series of hearings Wednesday on stabilizing the markets.
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The 2019 yacht show kicked off the next day, on Wednesday, September 25th.
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Popeyes' new chicken sandwich kicked off a Twitter battle among fast-food brands.
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Yonhap News Agency reported local time Sunday that field exercises had kicked off.
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The event kicked off this past weekend, and over 80,000 attendees are expected.
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Trump kicked off the event with remarks about the benefits of playing sports.
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The first public impeachment hearings for President Donald Trump kicked off on Wednesday.
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That being said, I don't think they should be kicked off social media.
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And, McDonald's just kicked off a test of a vegan burger in Canada.
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Price Club kicked off in 1976, and Costco followed suit seven years later.
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Coach John Feaster told ESPN a player had been kicked off the team.
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Take Slacker, a progenitor of indie cinema that kicked off Richard Linklater's career.
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Read "The Republican convention just kicked off in Cleveland — and anything could happen"
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She attended an event in Winnipeg before the formal inquiry process kicked off.
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The offenses got him kicked off the bench two separate times, CNN reports.
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Last week, Pretty Little Liars kicked off its seventh, and possibly final, season.
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Naturally, she kicked off her heels and dove in to revive the stranger.
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"Hillary is so corrupt, she got kicked off the Watergate commission," he jibed.
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Official Brexit talks between the U.K. and the EU kicked off on Monday.
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Her mother was kicked off buses when she tried to sit up front.
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Episode 6's drinking sesh was kicked off by a round of shots.
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Bieber kicked off 2012 with a bright blue jacket and color-coordinated shoes.
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President Trump officially kicked off his re-election campaign tonight in Orlando, Fla.
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Before Thurman's acting career kicked off, she modeled for Glamour and British Vogue.
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The Chicago-based company with a staff of eight kicked off last year.
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When you get kicked off Twitter, you're sort of exiled from the public.
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The officer's viewing the video is what "kicked off" the investigation, D'Egidio said.
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Treasury yields fell on Thursday as trading in the new year kicked off.
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The Daytona 500, also called the "Great American Race," kicked off in 222.
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Kim Kardashian West kicked off her birthday celebrations with a low-key weekend.
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ServiceNow&aposs new CEO Bill McDermott just kicked off his tenure with bang.
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Her charity with husband Prince Harry just kicked off its first initiative, Travelyst.
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The panel kicked off a series of hearings Wednesday on stabilizing the markets.
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This is what ultimately led to Winters to be kicked off of Tinder.
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Bloomberg&aposs campaign, which kicked off in November, was quite active on Twitter.
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In pockets, the launch of the iPod kicked off the age of podcasting.
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A controversial extradition bill kicked off the protests, drawing millions to the streets.
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Gardner kicked off the meeting along with his guest, former New Hampshire Gov.
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Then in 2012, a Virginia bill kicked off national outrage over transvaginal ultrasounds.
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Just like all those foreign governments that have definitely been kicked off there.
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In Idaho, enrollees are kicked off the program for at least two months.
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New York Fashion Week kicked off the day with a benefit for Mrs.
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It is the lowering of the penalty that kicked off this latest drama.
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Wednesday's RFS hearing kicked off another public relations fight over the ethanol mandate.
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So, fittingly, CEO Tim Cook kicked off the event with some related announcements.
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The band then kicked off with "Jumpin Jack Flash," according to several reports.
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JPMorgan and Wells Fargo kicked off the fourth-quarter earnings season on Friday.
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Fitbit kicked off this trend when it released the first tracker in 2009.
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For example, Amazon kicked off a Black Friday deals week on November 2.83.
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And Samsonite International kicked off 2016 with its $1.8 billion acquisition of Tumi.
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Meals kicked off with charcuterie boards laden with speck, Parma ham and soppressata.
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The consumables team, led by Eric French, initially kicked off the research process.
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Opening arguments Wednesday kicked off moments after jury selection came to a close.
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The teachers kicked off their strike February 21 after two years of negotiations.
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Anger due to the slow response from authorities kicked off massive, deadly protests.
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The Fed kicked off its latest two-day monetary policy meeting on Tuesday.
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This kicked off an annual pilgrimage to her stand-up sets in midtown.
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When it really kicked off, it kind of hurt at first and burned.
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The hearing kicked off at 10 AM ET and Ford was first up.
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The Unseen Stars exhibit kicked off on Tuesday, and runs through Friday, Sept. 21.
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Iowans kicked off Senator Barack Obama's upstart presidential bid with a win in 2008.
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Having kicked off the industry's mating season, Monsanto is for now on its own.
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This famous American investigative journalist kicked off her career at the age of 16.
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Uber, a bitter battle over autonomous tech trade secrets, finally kicked off this week.
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One former Google exec, Tristan Harris, kicked off a movement focused on this problem.
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Katie Holmes and Jamie Foxx kicked off the last weekend of 2018 in style.
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Update 11:49pm — Now Gab is claiming it's been kicked off Medium as well.
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Saying you got kicked off the investigation after these critical decisions is just ridiculous.
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Sharp, who also kicked off a dance party on a train, has you sorted.
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The pair then kicked off the "Are They Dating Game," complete with cue cards.
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The regatta kicked off with a samba band playing on the finishing line pontoon.
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Earlier this month, the Golden Globes kicked off awards ceremony season with a flourish.
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He officially kicked off his reelection bid with a rally Tuesday night in Florida.
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But Fields wasn't done yet as he kicked off Ford's 2017 in dramatic fashion.
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U.S. stocks posted slight gains on Wednesday after a volatile session kicked off 20083.
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I've got three victories since you got your ass kicked off by Luke Rockhold.
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I tweeted a criticism of Sanders supporters, and it kicked off weeks of persecution.
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On Tuesday, Facebook kicked off its annual F8 developer conference with a keynote address.
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Construction kicked off in January and has been moving forward at a brisk pace.
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Bennett's words didn't go unnoticed by Wanderlei and it kicked off behind the scenes.
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On Thursday, Mark Zuckerberg kicked off the Oculus Connect conference in San Jose, Calif.
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Not every Bachelorette contestant with a questionable past is immediately kicked off the show.
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Metro actually kicked off another major trend in user interface design: flat design elements.
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Brooklyn Beckham kicked off his last year as a teenager with plenty of love.
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Which is Files, the thing that was leaked just before WWDC kicked off today.
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Just what do you have to do to get kicked off the City Council?
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De Blasio's words were viewed as controversial, and kicked off a discussion on Twitter.
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Concerns about getting kicked off various platforms is nothing new for the online right.
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At Halloween the game also kicked off its first limited-time in-game event.
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Janesville, Wisconsin (CNN)Donald Trump kicked off his Wisconsin campaign on the attack Tuesday.
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Amber Rose kicked off her birthday celebrations on Thursday evening with BFF Blac Chyna!
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Jeff Holden, Uber's chief product officer, kicked off the second annual summit Tuesday morning.
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The sparring kicked off Thursday afternoon, coming shortly after Trump's tweet attacking Obama's endorsement.
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It was February of 22017, and we kicked off this two-week death march.
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The World Science Festival kicked off in Brisbane Wednesday with a uniquely Australian touch.
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The singer kicked off a work trip to Germany with a new trendy haircut.
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Her big sister, Kim Kardashian West, seems to have kicked off the family trend.
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Google's annual conference kicked off on Tuesday with its typical rapid fire opening keynote.
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Moreover, his boyfriend has gone ahead and kicked off the night with a serenade.
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A few months after Amber gained 200 pounds, her obsession with Jesus kicked off.
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I set aside a couple outfit options before my second work week kicked off.
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PewDiePie officially kicked off the battle with T-Series in September of last year.
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Most importantly, it kicked off a wave of concerned advertisers running from the platform.
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One answer is to get them kicked off the platform where they are positioned.
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Nicole Kidman kicked off the evening's politics when she won for Big Little Lies.
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The spooky franchise, about a masked murderer named Michael Myers, kicked off in 1978.
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Gomez kicked off her Revival Tour back in May and toured throughout the summer.
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U.S. stock index futures erased losses to trade positive as the debate kicked off.
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On Wednesday Trump kicked off his remarks vowing to campaign in the Empire State.
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I kicked off the week with my first one-on-one date with Colton.
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He kicked off his career in 2013 when Rihanna wore one of his designs.
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It kicked off several, leading to the creation of its alt-right clone Hatreon.
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Cyrus also opened up for Katy Perry's Witness tour, which kicked off in 2017.
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The 73rd Annual Golden Globes, hosted by Ricky Gervais, kicked off at 8 p.m.
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Their 13 self-tilted double-disc debut kicked off a unparalleled streak of success.
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Selena Gomez kicked off the Cannes Film Festival looking like a true movie star.
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Tancredo kicked off his campagin Wednesday with a series of events throughout the state.
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They kicked off Children's Mental Health week with a visit to the charity, Place2Be.
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The club, dubbed "The Ballet," kicked off with a pop-up event last night.
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Barbra Streisand kicked off her first concert in four years in a memorable way.
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The two companies kicked off the announcement with the #BestSchoolDay hashtag, celebrating the donation.
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Mueller seemed to disagree, which is why he was kicked off Mueller&aposs team.
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When Season 24 of Fortnite kicked off about a week later, the cube reappeared.
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Mom Tina Knowles Lawson kicked off the family praise, reposting the photo on Instagram.
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And today, the trial of Paul Manafort kicked off in a northern Virginia courtroom.
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SoundCloud kicked off 20163 with a $35 million round of debt financing in January.
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Swalwell kicked off his candidacy with a message about the forgotten men and women.
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In Austin, Texas, the SXSW's festival that focuses on technology, kicked off on Friday.
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Citigroup, JPMorgan and Wells Fargo kicked off the year with results that exceeded expectations.
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Whoever doesn't get chosen to be in a couple gets kicked off the island.
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That kicked off a wide-ranging conversation that ensued over the next two months.
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Citigroup Inc kicked off the earnings season on Monday, with a mixed quarterly report.
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Earnings season unofficially kicked off on Monday, with Alcoa reporting mixed fourth-quarter results.
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The "Chun-Li" rapper kicked off her run at a NYFW celebration with E!
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"They know better, and they had better be kicked off the team," he added.
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The Summer Games in Rio de Janeiro, which kicked off Friday, last 17 days.
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And in true Charles fashion, he kicked off the visit with a few moves.
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Paul's daughter kicked off her Autumn fashion line at Amoeba Music on Sunset Blvd.
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Its commitment to drivers kicked off in June with Uber's 180 days of change.
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I checked in with her, and she had just kicked off the COO search.
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First-quarter earnings reporting season kicked off this week with a smattering of results.
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The merger deal spree kicked off last weekend by wireless giant AT&T Inc.
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On that summer day in 2015, Donald Trump had barely kicked off his campaign.
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ET, exactly 22 hours after Amazon and Best Buy kicked off the SNES frenzy.
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N) earnings report continued the momentum for U.S. banks, kicked off by JPMorgan (JPM.
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Tuesday's game kicked off the three-game series after Monday's game was rained out.
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The sloppy Warriors (223.3-173) kicked off a three-game homestand by inching over .
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Last season, Chet was kicked off of Everlasting after almost ruining the show's finale.
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Vassar says he was determined not to be the person who got kicked off.
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Related Video: Read These Stories Next: Who Got Kicked Off The Bachelorette Last Night?
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Comparing being kicked off a private company's platform to millions dying is despicable. pic.twitter.
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Tennessee Senator Bob Corker kicked off the debate on Wednesday in a press scrum.
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Meanwhile, Lu continued to drive for Uber despite being kicked off the Lyft platform.
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By observing planets and moons, he kicked off the era of modern optical astronomy.
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Apple, which kicked off its annual developers' conference, was down 1.4 percent at $97.42.
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She kicked off her heels, knocked over chairs, and, at around 4:45 P.M .
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The 71-year-old kicked off the tour in the United States this month.
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Bob Dole (R-Kan.) — kicked off the proceedings with a series of lighthearted sallies.
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The blue flip-flop kicked off by one figure sails into the adjacent canvas.
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Draymond Green kicked off the hostilities early, before the first minute had even elapsed.
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Coverage losses: Nobody denies that work requirements result in people being kicked off Medicaid.
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Facebook kicked off the tech sell-offs in March following the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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He said officials won't want the optics of poor parents being kicked off Medicaid.
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The report kicked off a nearly three-year investigation and ended with Packwood's resignation.
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The New York Democrat kicked off a debate within her party in a Jan.
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In 2007, the Kindle kicked off the e-book revolution and Google introduced Android.
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Before Airbnb kicked off, Chesky was earning $40,000 a year as an industrial designer.
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Protests kicked off in London, where they were officially supported by the city's mayor.
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The government has already earmarked funds for future projects and kicked off feasibility studies.
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This week's impeachment hearings kicked off on Tuesday with four officials scheduled to testify.
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Kourtney kicked off the tributes with a hilarious video of "queen" Kris singing karaoke.
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Comey's dismissal kicked off a firestorm of criticism from Democrats and even some Republicans.
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Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) 2016 has just kicked off with an opening keynote.
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Surely, this would be where the stoners rolled in and kicked off their hijinks.
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It kicked off with an announcement that Spotify will begin trading on April 3.
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The 1980s kicked off a new era in our understanding of plant-microbe interactions.
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"We just kind of kicked off and had a brotherhood ever since," he added.
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Cersei and Jaime's incestuous love affair kicked off the events of Game of Thrones.
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Kellyanne Conway kicked off CPAC in an interview with Fox News contributor Mercedes Schlapp.
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It's unclear what kicked off the social media standoff, but we have our suspicions.
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A five-day India International Jewellery Show kicked off earlier this week in Mumbai.
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Reynolds kicked off his time as Wade Wilson in "X-Men Origins - Wolverine" (2009).
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NOTES: Pittsburgh kicked off a stretch of 17 consecutive games against NL Central opponents.
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How corrupt do you have to be to get kicked off the Watergate commission?
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Meanwhile, the retraced losses made in the previous session as Brexit talks kicked off.
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Sunday's early games kicked off and the systems weathered an early Aaron Rodgers touchdown.
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Some people believe YouTube star Logan Paul should be kicked off YouTube for good.
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But when the details don't seem to pan out, he's kicked off the case.
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Many founders will have kicked off the new year with a new fundraising round.
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You'll know you're there by the number of shoes kicked off in the hallway.
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This year, it has kicked off in Houston and will run through April 28.
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The Toys "R" Us bankruptcy case kicked off in September at a packed hearing.
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It seems really, his profile has gone way down since he's been kicked off.
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But it wasn't until June that the anti-extradition protests kicked off in earnest.
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Magic and his wife, Cookie, kicked off their annual yacht vacay in early August.
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Athletes have monopolized the message since Paris kicked off its new bid in 20123.
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Bravo host Andy Cohen kicked off that portion of the campaign earlier this month.
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Iowa voters are officially kicked off the 2020 Democratic primary races with Monday's caucuses.
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At worst, they said, he might have been kicked off the team and reassigned.
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Reread that story -- the January 2 bombshell report that kicked off this year -- here.
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It was a huge success and kicked off a resurgence in Mr. Cash's popularity.
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In Japan, shares of most automakers closed higher as corporate reporting season kicked off.
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As public impeachment hearings kicked off in Washington last week, a meme featuring Rep.
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The entire ride will last 110 seconds, kicked off by a 91-degree drop.
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The trial kicked off last month, with the next hearing set for June 20.
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Fire trucks finally blocked the group, and the officials were kicked off the base.
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But inmates can still get kicked off the methadone program for minor disciplinary infractions.
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In the spring of 2015, Bracke was officially kicked off his real estate team.
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Fashion Week kicked off on Thursday with the industry descending on New York City.
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Manek's 3-pointer about eight minutes in kicked off a 9-193 Oklahoma run.
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The debate at the Paris Las Vegas Hotel & Casino kicked off at 9 p.m.
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Everyone who gets health insurance through their job would be kicked off their plan.
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The interview kicked off a panic in the business world about Musk's mental competency.
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The Dow kicked off 299 by climbing more than 103 points, or around 210%.
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According to the Retail Dive report, some stores have already kicked off liquidation sales.
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Walmart, Target, Best Buy and others kicked off their promotions before Halloween this year.
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The latest to launch: the Overwatch League, which kicked off its inaugural season Jan.
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Nintendo has kicked off an era of revelations for our favourite videogame plumber character.
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CEO Tim Cook kicked off his company's second keynote in two months on Tuesday.
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Liquidation sales for Toys R Us kicked off on Friday, a spokeswoman told CNBC.
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As expected, Trump kicked off his Friday with a tweet celebrating St Patrick's Day.
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Winter kicked off his mission 22 years ago at a Starbucks in Plano, Texas.
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The report got FamilyTreeDNA kicked off the list of the aforementioned best practices supporters.
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Sadly I had to return to Business Insider's UK office before it kicked off.
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On Wednesday, she released three new songs and kicked off her Courage World Tour.
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My question kicked off quite the debate on The New York Times politics desk.
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House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler kicked off the hearing by slamming the administration.
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""If this university kicked off during the Obama administration that means nothing to me.
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Meanwhile on Friday, U.S. stocks rose to record levels as earnings season kicked off.
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They kicked off the summer season by spraying champagne from golden toy sniper rifles.
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That decline ended the market's longest bull run, which kicked off in March 2009.
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Together, the two series kicked off the YA dystopian boom of the late 2000s.
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Early this year, Finland kicked off a two-year national experiment in basic income.
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Security was tight around GOP headquarters as Trump's meetings with GOP brass kicked off.
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The so-called March Madness college basketball tournament kicked off at 12:15 p.m.
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The company kicked off its CES keynote by looking back on a rough 2016.
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Trump kicked off the tumultuous past two weeks with a striking statement in Singapore.
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How corrupt do you have to be to get kicked off the Watergate Commission?
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A petition to get Jones kicked off the platform has already started circulating online.
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He's twice been kicked off the bench for flouting judicial orders on religious grounds.
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Actually, different people are judged at different levels, whether they get kicked off Twitter.
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The 53 Dutch cities that currently own Eneco kicked off the sale in May.
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The mobile app boom kicked off in July 2008, when Apple introduced the App Store.
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Monday kicked off the farm's first "referendum race" despite dense fog hanging over the track.
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The World Cup games kicked off Thursday and are slated to end on July 15.
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It kicked off the album and definitely didn't hold back on the pop-punk vibes.
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The Sunday before, the American Idol judge kicked off their trip with an adorable Instagram.
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They even kicked off the big day by "grabbing a bite at Taco Bell" first.
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Many fans arrived hours before Wednesday's parade kicked off, rocking their red, white and blue.
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NBC kicked off the modern live TV musical trend with The Sound of Music Live!
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In Portland, Oregon, an e-scooter pilot program kicked off at the end of July.
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But more practically, Biden's departure kicked off the slow transition to a semi-normal life.
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A video of former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton kicked off the opening night panel.
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There were a few seconds of pause, then it kicked off and did not stop.
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Trump formally kicked off his 2020 campaign Tuesday night with a rally in Orlando, Florida.
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Her transformation kicked off with Moon painting seven different colors on her naturally blonde canvas.
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You are famous for kicking off the PC revolution, which kicked off the smartphone revolution.
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The president kicked off the lengthy interview by wishing his wife Melania a happy birthday.
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Photo: APNot only is Redbox still around, it kicked off a big expansion this year.
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The game kicked off with an entire tour group unanimously voting for Eastwood over Kimmel.
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Facebook's F8 developer conference kicked off today, and the company just finished its opening keynote.
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Okorafor's blog post kicked off a firestorm of soul-searching within the speculative-fiction community.
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And then the other investigation which was kicked off was by our information commissioner's office.
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It's a despicable sentiment — one that should have gotten the man kicked off of Twitter.
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Meanwhile, the two-day G7 Summit 2016 Japan kicked off in Ise-Shima on Thursday.
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It was then that Jacobson's multimillion-dollar scheme kicked off in earnest, federal officials say.
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The greenback traded in a narrow range as Japan kicked off a week of holidays.
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Still, they too will soon be kicked off, because Time + Tweets = A Bad Tweet, always.
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But after Vladimir Putin returned as president in 2012, Russia's anti-GMO efforts kicked off.
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On Wednesday night, Stefani kicked off her Las Vegas residency at Planet Hollywood's Zappos Theater.
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Employees aren't asking politicians to be kicked off Facebook or have their posts/ads deleted.
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How come the guy who kicked off the fireworks didn't get a better death scene?
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Hilary Duff and Matthew Koma kicked off their week with a low-key date night.
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Thrush was kicked off the project by the publisher after being accused of sexual misconduct.
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Shonda Rhimes kicked off the congratulatory tweets, writing how proud she was of Oh's accomplishment.
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Day One: July 25, 2016 The DNC kicked off with a dramatic start in Philadelphia.
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A driver was kicked off Uber and Lyft after secretly livestreaming his passengers on Twitch.
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Apple kicked off today's keynote by focusing on their dedication to reusing, reducing and recycling.
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Stefani kicked off her "Just A Girl" Las Vegas residency last year on June 27.
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The same conversation, more or less, has also kicked off the second and third debates.
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The week's proceedings kicked off with another downgrade of global growth estimates from the IMF.
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Julien usually kicked off his day with an iced coffee from one of the cafeterias.
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And since Trump kicked off diplomatic engagement with North Korea, Kim has only become stronger.
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Damon Wayans, Jr. kicked off the Fourth of July with some fireworks of his own.
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The preorders, which kicked off last week, were hot, leading to some smaller lines today.
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Lawrence, 25, kicked off the video with a nod to her ubiquity as of late.
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Kourtney kicked off the family vacation by serving up some retro, racecar driver-like style.
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The dog's death kicked off a weeklong rash of animal-related mishaps for the airline.
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Prep for that campaign began in March, and it kicked off in earnest in June.
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Stocks rose slightly on Monday as Wall Street kicked off a big week of earnings.
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New York Fashion Week kicked off early with a star-studded fundraiser for Democratic nominee
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That was $92 million above Adobe's prediction, as retailers kicked off Black Friday sales early.
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NFL star Robert Griffin III kicked off July with a special arrival: a baby girl!
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Plus, the index kicked off the second quarter by hitting an intraday high of 2,977.
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A number of other celebrities also kicked off Labor Day weekend by attending the fair.
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The passengers were kicked off and everyone else had to endure a two-hour delay.
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Need Supply's Family and Friends sale just kicked off and it's taking 20% off everything.
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Investors aren't expecting to see any profit growth during the just-kicked-off earnings season.
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I kicked off my three-day journey on a Wednesday, which in theory sounded perfect.
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Carey is on a quick vacation from her Vegas residency which kicked off in July.
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Yesterday, President Trump's inauguration weekend kicked off with the official "Make America Great Again" concert.
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Country star Brad Paisley kicked off the game with a performance of the National Anthem.
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So it's not as simple as 23 million people suddenly being kicked off of coverage.
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Saudi comments kicked-off a nearly $12-dollar rally in crude oil prices last month.
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At the time, Merle was taking over as "copilot" as Owen kicked off a tour.
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His teammates have steadfastly stood by his side since he was kicked off the team.
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Tuesday's moves come as the Fed kicked off a key two-day monetary policy meeting.
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Meanwhile, the U.S. Federal Reserve kicked off a two-day monetary policy meeting on Tuesday.
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When Chrissy kicked off Oscar night by giving baby Luna the award she deserves. pic.twitter.
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It was through adopting Norman in 2010 that Cuoco's animal advocacy efforts had kicked off.
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Apple kicked off its annual fall iPhone event with the new Apple Watch Series 4.
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This first case has dragged on since 2010 when her predecessor kicked off the investigation.
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When he kicked off his presidential bid in 2015, he had harsh words for Mexico.
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"He's been through this before, he was kicked off a committee before," said ex-Rep.
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The actress, 30, kicked off the new year by deleting all of her Instagram posts.
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He chatted with members of the press, myself included, before the event officially kicked off.
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It kicked off the center's "Undeniably Dairy" campaign, which promotes healthy dairy products and farms.
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Vice President Mike Pence kicked off his summer campaign schedule Saturday by appearing at Sen.
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Disturbing. The clip above is from the Splatfest in Japan, which has already kicked off.
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Klein was on hand when the ride kicked off from Cannon Beach, Oregon on Sept.
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The big show hasn't actually kicked off, but the Google news continues to trickle in.
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Both Aileen Lee and Trae Vassallo have kicked off their own efforts in recent years.
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Kim Kardashian West kicked off the end of the week by taking it all off.
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Bernie Sanders, the self-styled Democratic socialist who recently kicked off another White House bid.
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This published in '96 or '97, and it kicked off the era of memoir writing.
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Ahead of this year's competition, which kicked off Monday, Halayko revealed the brewery's winning playbook.
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And Salesforce just kicked off a campaign to get more workers to move to Indianapolis.
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The homogeneity of the nominated movie stars was what kicked off this week's Oscar outrage.
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The NFL star kicked off his grand engagement with a surprise vacation in March 2016.
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That's what kicked off a flurry of Tweets on the topic from Elman Friday morning.
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The announcement came as the department kicked off a two-day summit on policing strategies.
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On Monday, the Republican Party kicked off the 2016 Republican National Convention in Cleveland, Ohio.
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It held its first meeting in October as the party kicked off its presidential campaigning.
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Lent may have kicked off last week, but it's never too late to start fresh.
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Essentially onlookers were asking: Why would an award-winning writer be kicked off the team?
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" In 2015, the company kicked off a six-month campaign on "breaking up with stress.
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A man was kicked off a Southwest flight after tweeting about a "rude" gate agent.
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Surprisingly, it was actually the women who kicked off the terrible pun game this season.
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President Obama kicked off the first year by writing a line of code himself. Code.
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Merkley's speech comes as the Senate formally kicked off debate on Gorsuch's nomination on Tuesday.
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Investors also prepared for the Federal Reserve's two-day policy meeting, which kicked off Tuesday.
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The BET Awards, which kicked off in 2001, is a little like a family reunion.
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Host Stephen Colbert kicked off the night with a monologue that included several political references.
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The World Cup's opening game kicked off on Thursday, with Russia taking on Saudi Arabia.
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Apple's iPhone, which kicked off the smartphone era in 2007, was still a decade away.
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All of this raises the stakes for fourth-quarter earnings season, which kicked off Monday.
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Things kicked off Thursday with FBI Director James Comey testifying before the House Intelligence Committee.
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Host Jamie Foxx kicked off the ceremony by telling viewers he was there to celebrate.
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Bogaerts kicked off Boston's three-run first inning with an RBI single up the middle.
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He kicked off his official White House bid by hosting a union event in Pittsburgh.
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BTF 20-1 missions kicked off a few days after the bombers landed in England.
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Bethenny Frankel's 49th birthday kicked off with a sweet message from her boyfriend, Paul Bernon.
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The hour-long episode kicked off in the legendary and dreamy (literally!) Peach Pit diner.
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That kicked off a flurry of afternoon reports that might be described as a shitshow.
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They also both kicked off 2017 as the new face of two huge fashion campaigns.
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Gillibrand, who kicked off MSNBC's town hall series, has not gotten a CNN slot yet.
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Stine said his writing career kicked off when he found a typewriter at age 9.
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And when the plaintiff complained to the school's administration, he was kicked off the team.
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And, with days to spare before the festival officially kicked off, Gomez locked him down.
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Up to two days before the tour kicked off, we were still doing mass changes.
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Farrah kicked off her holiday season at Crazy Horse III in Las Vegas Thursday night.
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The leaders of the 29 NATO countries kicked off their annual summit in Brussels today.
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We call our game — which recently kicked off its 12th season — the Fourth Down League.
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For Chinese Americans with family in China, being kicked off WeChat is a major problem.
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In 2014, the World Cup final in Rio de Janeiro kicked off at 3 a.m.
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Carnival, an annual two-week celebration in Venice, Italy, officially kicked off on January 23.
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On Wednesday, Sweden kicked off "Aurora," this year's war games featuring more than 213,2000 troops.
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On Wednesday, Sweden kicked off "Aurora," this year's war games featuring more than 43,000 troops.
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Not even filming a dead body was enough to get him kicked off the platform.
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The Met Opera's current season kicked off in September with Bellini's 19803 bel canto opera.
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His address on Tuesday night in some ways kicked off his 483 re-election campaign.
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They don't have the money to subsidize uninsured patients if they are kicked off Medicaid.
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The first-ever virtual round of the Nürburgring Endurance Series kicked off on March 21.
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The court kicked off the second day of its fall term Tuesday with Gill v.
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Timberlake kicked off "Filthy" in a staged "basement" club area below the U.S. Bank arena.
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If those workers fall below 80 hours per month, they can be kicked off SNAP.
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Ossoff also kicked off his campaign with one influential endorse endorsement already on board: Rep.
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Why Hong Kong is protesting Hong Kong's protest movement kicked off in earnest in June.
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The Gates and Manafort schemes The questioning of Gates kicked off just before 403 a.m.
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Saudi Arabia kicked off its Future Investment Initiative conference yesterday with boasts of business deals.
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Anyone trying to pass oregano as high-grade chronic will get kicked off the site.
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He did so in 2015, when he kicked off his presidential campaign in Trump Tower.
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There were maybe 30 of us, less the one kicked off by security for smoking.
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The Battle of Hue kicked off in the early morning hours on January 31, 1968.
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The new entrants come after we kicked off 2020 with a previous four new members.
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New York Fashion Week kicked off this past weekend, and the timing is pretty convenient.
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We kicked off with Grammarly, a company that recently put $90 million into its accounts.
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We kicked off with Grammarly, a company that recently put $90 million into its accounts.
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How the streaming gaming wars kicked off To call Tyler Blevins popular is an understatement.
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If you're headed to Florida, the festival kicked off this week and runs to Monday.
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The Today co-hosts kicked off the fourth hour of the show — at 10 a.m.
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The 2018 season kicked off Saturday, but it's not too late to catch a game.
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Thompson-Robinson kicked off the comeback with a goal-line touchdown run at 3:48.
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The rapper has been here before and even been kicked off Twitter over her antics.
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That impasse squashes hopes of repeating the 100-0 vote that kicked off Clinton's trial.
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After all, amid the swirl of trade news, the Federal Reserve meeting also kicked off.
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Those comments kicked off a social media firestorm, with reactions ranging from amusement to skepticism.
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Organized by the Public Art Fund, the performance kicked off an exploration of Mr. Pope.
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The world kicked off a new decade of the 21st century on January 1, 2020.
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In 1971, hundreds boycotted class when an African American cheerleader was kicked off the squad.
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He kicked off his campaign at his family gas station, Griffith Service Station, in Mobile.
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Representatives from about 200 countries kicked off two weeks of climate change talks on Sunday.
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The decade kicked off in 2010 with what was then the hottest year on record.
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To put everything in context, Mitt Romney officially kicked off his campaign in June 2011.
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Stocks kicked off December on a sour note, pulling some of November's best performers lower.
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His departure kicked off a shake-up at the company that is still rocking employees.
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Now ex-member Lindsey Buckingham is suing over getting kicked off the band's latest tour.
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President Donald Trump kicked off his Friday morning by tweeting angrily about a Christian magazine.
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The professional football season kicked off Thursday, and with it came debate about head injuries.
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The Popeyes chicken sandwich is an icon because it kicked off the Chicken Sandwich Wars.
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Earlier Friday, J.P. Morgan kicked off earnings season when it reported its second-quarter results.
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Call for ban on some weapons The man who kicked off the rally, state Sen.
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Two Facebook pages associated with white nationalist Richard Spencer have been kicked off the platform.
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The House Oversight Committee kicked off an investigation into the controversial Facebook group last summer.
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Microsoft and IDEO kicked off their partnership by studying teams in settings beyond conference rooms.
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Share your #FavoriteCountrySong: A social campaign kicked off with videos from famous artists sharing theirs.
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That could hurt Biden in Iowa, where he kicked off a campaign tour on Tuesday.
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Alex Jones, founder of the conspiracy-peddling website Infowars, was kicked off of YouTube today.
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The 2018 Iditarod Trail Dog Sled race officially kicked off on March 3 in Alaska.
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It's been less than a year since the post-Weinstein Time's Up movement kicked off.
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It was, Sax says, another cauliflower-adjacent trend that kicked off our decade of cauliflower.
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For the Mapuche that year kicked off the current cycle of tension, clashes, and conflict.
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Golf's premier international competition kicked off on Friday at Hazeltine National Golf Club in Minnesota.
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Jenner kicked off her Halloweekend as a ghoul with a dinner party fit for the undead.
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The more thorough inspections came as the cherry season on the U.S. West Coast kicked off.
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That kicked off a broad market rout that saw investors shed risk assets, including crude futures.
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Citigroup kicked off the first big week of earnings reports on a high note on Monday.
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Stephen Colbert has kicked off this week's Republican National Convention with a bang – of his gavel.
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This result alarmed Wiley to no end, and kicked off yet another crusade against toxic preservatives.
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The story follows reporting last year by the New York Times, which kicked off after Sen.
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In the YA realm, The Hunger Games kicked off a near decade-long run of dystopias.
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Remember when Yiannopoulos got kicked off Twitter for inciting his followers to harass actress Leslie Jones?
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Pat Sajak and Vanna White kicked off their 35th anniversary season of the longstanding series Monday.
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You were much more likely to be kicked off Twitter for spam than from harassing people.
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The talks, which kicked off on Wednesday, look set to end nine weeks of political deadlock.
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Janet Jackson announced her own residency in February, while Aerosmith kicked off theirs earlier this month.
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The world's greatest gadget pageant, the Consumer Electronics Showcase, kicked off in Las Vegas this week.
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The International Army Games kicked off with no shortage of explosions in Moscow earlier this month.
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The tour kicked off its North American leg in Las Vegas following three months in Europe.
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The free movie roll out kicked off in October and new content is still being added.
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Mexico has competed in the FIFA World Cup since the sporting event kicked off in 1930.
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Her thoughts came as the major indexes kicked off another the week in sell-off mode.
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But Lohan has kicked off her campaign with an Instagram post depicting the animated Disney Princess.
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Gary also faces the risk of getting kicked off the trail before he reaches the end.
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Markets logged their second week of gains as earnings season kicked off on an optimistic note.
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His journey kicked off a few great investigative threads on Reddit, YouTube, and Vinesauce's own forum.
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Timberlake, 37, kicked off his international Man of the Woods Tour on March 13 in Toronto.
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I haven't been able to find instances of creators being kicked off the platform or penalized.
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Luckily for New Yorkers, Weezy kicked off the release at The Strand Bookstore in East Village.
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Disneyland completed Apple's birthday weekend, which kicked off on Saturday with some of her famous friends.
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In a couple of cases when people have been kicked off, we employ every security guard.
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The week kicked off with the Iowa caucuses, which went very poorly, in so many ways!
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Kuroda's comments come as the U.S and Japan kicked off trade talks in Washington on Monday.
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Vergara kicked off her weekend at her cousin Alejandro's wedding at Hotel Santa Clara in Cartagena.
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The military games, held every year, kicked off in the Chinese city of Wuhan on Oct.
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Misfits started the first map on offense and kicked off the grand finals with ruthless aggression.
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They will be remembering that he kicked off his campaign talking about Mexican rapists and murderers.
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So I actually thought he had been kicked off campus because he had been found responsible.
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The bikini contest ended after she "kicked off one day," Paige told Profile host Ashley Ford.
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The previous evening, his CPAC for Florida kicked off with a Fox News debate between Rep.
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The trend appears to have been kicked off by Katherine J. Mack, an astrophysicist in Australia.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNNicki Minaj's Ex Claims She Stabbed HimYG: Kicked Off Plane For Allegedly Being Drunk!
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On Monday, Tiffany Haddish kicked off what is turning into a week of FBI-level speculation.
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Elsewhere, the Bank of Japan has kicked off its two-day monetary policy meeting on Monday.
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ON JUNE 203th Russia kicked off its home World Cup with a thumping 5-0 win.
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The 2018 Winter Olympics kicked off last night, but all anyone can talk about is Yuri!!!
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Since marketing for the film kicked off at last year's San Diego Comic Con, Warner Bros.
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It was clear well before the event kicked off that smart assistants would dominate the show.
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It was a busy day in Maui as Qualcomm kicked off this year's Snapdragon Tech Summit.
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This concept is part of Mercedes' "EQ" technology brand that the automaker kicked off in 2016.
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The show kicked off Tuesday with a one-day gallery pop-up in downtown San Francisco.
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The Paris Motor Show kicked off today, with leading carmakers displaying their latest designs and technology.
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Janet Jackson announced her own residency in February, while Aerosmith kicked off theirs earlier this month.
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Bobbi Brown's Friends and Family event just kicked off, with 25% off everything on the site.
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The recognition kicked off an impressive streak that saw him nab three more consecutive Oscar noms.
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Musgraves's Coachella set comes amid her Oh What a World Tour, which kicked off in January.
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Though this struck many Poles as toe-curlingly crass, the proposal kicked off a serious debate.
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Rent kicked off the trend back in 2008 when Rent: Filmed Live on Broadway hit theaters.
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He kicked off his political career by questioning whether Obama was born in the United States.
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MacFarlane, 43, kicked off the performance, using his clear voice as he drove through the streets.
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Blake Shelton kicked off his 218th birthday Saturday, with a sweet message from girlfriend Gwen Stefani.
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Muva: Amber Rose kicked off her second annual SlutWalk in Los Angeles and raised over $21,000.
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Things kicked off this morning, and the game has a vibe that's both festive and mournful.
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Friday kicked off with the animation panel, and more Mary Poppins details were expected on Saturday.
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Qualcomm's morning kicked off with a tumble, dropping 11-percent shortly after the bell this morning.
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This year's event kicked off with a Prime Day concert headlined by Taylor Swift and SZA.
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Phase 3 kicked off with Captain America: Civil War, in which the Avengers literally fought themselves.
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Chris Hohn's London-based hedge fund kicked off a campaign against Volkswagen's corporate governance in May.
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When Business Insider first arrived the event was fairly quiet, but things kicked off pretty quickly.
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Clarkson's Meaning of Life Tour, which kicked off in January, is her first in three years.
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The Jonas Brothers are currently on their worldwide "Happiness Begins" tour, which kicked off on Aug.
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Bank of America's report continued the momentum for U.S. banks kicked off by JPMorgan last week.
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And every potential juror who believes tech is a biased industry was kicked off the jury.
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Nick's been equal opportunity -- he kicked off 3 black women, but 3 are still getting roses.
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And particularly when you kicked off the show with a message about bringing the country together.
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Although the first round kicked off on March 22, contestants have until April 21 to apply.
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Earlier this month, Snap kicked off tech IPOs for the year after a slow last year.
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Philipps was a bit unimpressed by the way her husband, Marc Silverstein, kicked off the holidays.
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Trump campaigned by blasting the bureaucracy and kicked off his administration with a federal hiring freeze.
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Carey officially kicked off her holiday tour at the Upper West Side music venue on Dec.
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The Obamas kicked off their holiday in Bali, where they were seen rafting down a river.
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U.S. companies kicked off 210.4 by posting their most profitable period in more than five years.
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Builders kicked off their new policy with their first two endorsements on Tuesday — Iowa Republican Reps.
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Apple's annual Worldwide Developers Conference kicked off today with one of its big product-unveiling keynotes.
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The night kicked off in 1996, at a 100-person capacity dive bar in Long Beach.
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The machine was kicked off by the couple's son knocking a sippy cup off his crib.
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Cornell was in Detroit performing with Soundgarden on a US tour that kicked off last month.
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The USL functions as North America's second-tier professional soccer league, having kicked off in 2011.
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That figure is up from 1.8 percent in 2001, when the war in Afghanistan kicked off.
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"That question's not fair," Stroud said of the one that got her child kicked off CMS.
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Overnight, the Winter Olympic games kicked off in Pyeongchang, South Korea, with the traditional opening ceremony.
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Na'Vi kicked off the finals match on the inferior counter-terrorist side of Cobblestone, but Virtus.
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The MacBook Air kicked off the ultrabook trend among laptops before Intel even coined that term.
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Google kicked off its annual I/O developer conference at Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View, California.
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Their programming deal kicked off with Watch Party: The Bachelor, a complement to ABC's popular franchise.
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Scott kicked off the series on the Tone It Up Instagram account — with Isabelle in tow!
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She traveled to Missouri Wednesday as President Donald Trump kicked off his push for tax reform.
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The new year kicked off some great and some not-so-great entertainment online and offline.
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Since the sector kicked off earnings last Thursday, the Financials XLF ETF has dropped 1.5 percent.
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The pair were kicked off the US Olympic Team and faced death threats upon returning home.
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McDonald's kicked off 2019 with an odd crime in one of its Florida locations in January.
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The prelaunch seems to be coordinated with Amazon Prime Day, which also kicked off on Monday.
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This particular stunt came when then-Prime Minister Putin kicked off his presidential campaign in 2011.
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Getting kicked off the app cost the trans drivers fares and effectively cost them a job.
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The summer event has officially kicked off and will run through July 17 at 3 a.m.
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This month, DAV kicked off a multi-pronged outreach initiative with an event on Capitol Hill.
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The group kicked off the final spending with an ad that highlights the family of Sen.
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The run kicked off after there was a warmer reception to the iPhone 7 than anticipated.
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The deals kicked off as early as ummm...yesterday, so have your wallet at the ready.
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That kicked off a battle over who was in charge in the wake of Cordray's exit.
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He transferred to Fresno State but was kicked off the team and made misstep after misstep.
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All that heat kicked off what has been a major coral die-off around the globe.
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The December notification from the Treasury Department kicked off a 30-day review period for Congress.
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Wall Street also looked to the Federal Reserve as its two-day policy meeting kicked off.
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Shares of JPMorgan, which kicked off Wall Street bank earnings, were up 3.1 percent at $61.13.
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If Republicans get their way, 2 million children and seniors will be kicked off food stamps.
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Thanks to some generous tippers, I kicked off the week making $41 in just two hours.
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Trump kicked off his campaign pledging to build a wall on the southern border with Mexico.
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Bilateral talks aimed at thawing relations between Venezuela and the United States kicked off in June.
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Jones had previously been kicked off Facebook for a brief period for violating the site's policies.
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Eton Park kicked off 2016 with a modest performance, neither losing nor making money for clients.
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The fifth round of talks to renegotiate NAFTA kicked off on Wednesday in the Mexican capital.
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Goldman Sachs' results continued a market-beating streak for financials that JPMorgan kicked off last week.
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The Rugby World Cup in Japan kicked off earlier this month and runs until November 2.
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Talks between the United States and the EU kicked off about two-and-half years ago.
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If Benchmark Capital's lawsuit is successful, Kalanick would be kicked off of Uber's board of directors.
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The article kicked off an internal investigation that led to the discovery of the cheating software.
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Tmall officially kicked off Alibaba's "11.11 season" on Oct 21 with several speeches by company managers.
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Betting on the NBA, which kicked off its regular season on October 22, has been promising.
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The latest bout of protests kicked off in Ennerdale and nearby Eldorado Park townships on Monday.
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The two quick scores kicked off a 3-0 run, and the Magic never looked back.
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Now you're going to find out what it feels like to get kicked off Mt. Everest!
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The problem of continually being kicked off one's electronic land is not only financial, but logistical.
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Kotb kicked off the segment by addressing how the show planned to move forward without Kelly.
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"I was not in New York, where all of that kicked off, in 1969," she said.
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Yiannopoulos has been kicked off Twitter and lost several speaking engagements over controversial comments he's made.
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Eventually, the couple packed up and moved to Los Angeles, where Menounos kicked off her career.
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Economic conditions, however, have meant organizers ran out of cash years before the Games kicked off.
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It was quick, but it kicked off what became my life for the last 20 years.
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The birthplace of the "Madchester" scene and the club that kicked off the house music revolution.
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The NFL preseason kicked off in earnest Thursday night with a slate of 12 exhibition games.
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In the 13 weeks since the accelerator kicked off in June, I've learned many invaluable lessons.
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The game has now kicked off, though perhaps a hundred fans remain on the Barking Road.
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More than 1203 retailers kicked off competitive deals against Prime Day, a 53% increase from 2017.
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The two streaming sites kicked off this past month with a robust, diverse selection of movies.
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Months and several million more subscribers later, 0003-year-old Donaldson kicked off his #TeamTrees challenge.
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Clinton and Kaine, fresh off this week's Democratic National Convention, kicked off the tour on Friday.
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Taylor Swift kicked off her performance at the 2019 American Music Awards with a strong statement.
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Newmont, which also mines copper, kicked off the reporting season for large North American gold miners.
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Arkansas is the first state to test it, and thousands have been kicked off the program.
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"It's not an either/or," Brown said when he kicked off the tour in late January.
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But by that point, she had already kicked off her stilettos and was wearing sensible flats.
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These tokens sold fast, and it is one of the forces that kicked off this boom.
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At the same time, people in their mid-20s would get kicked off their parents' plans.
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Lincoln Center kicked off 12 concerts this week featuring all 150 biblical psalms set to music.
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China's biggest online shopping company kicked off the country's biggest shopping day with its usual ostentation.
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Above, Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey officially kicked off his campaign in Newark on Saturday.
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Doria's stunt might have kicked off his "Operation Beautiful City" — an initiative he launched on Jan.
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He turned to his teammates, just before Manchester City kicked off, and urged them to attack.
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The event kicked off May 2 with a solemn but colorful parade of flags and heraldry.
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After the bomber streaked overhead, a performance by singer Ally Brooke kicked off the colorful proceedings.
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The show kicked off with a sketch parodying this week's Democratic presidential debate in Los Angeles.
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Zucker kicked off the second period with a power-play goal at the 3:38 mark.
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READ: Here We Go: Trump's Impeachment Trial Just Kicked Off in the Senate Former Illinois Sen.
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The ad is part of a campaign that kicked off during the Rose Bowl on Jan.
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Some of the biggest fireworks of the day came hours before the trial proceedings kicked off.
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At 26, she's just reaching the age where she'll be kicked off her parents' health insurance.
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By doing so, they kicked off a North American arms race that rages to this day.
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Investors in the region also focused on quarterly releases as Japanese corporates kicked off earnings season.
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Gelfond: We just kicked off the offering about a year ago, where we partnered with Sony.
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Yandy kicked off the season on October 3 in Los Angeles with an influencer-stuffed party.
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In 2019, the nonprofit Sanktionsfrei kicked off another basic income project funded entirely by private donors.
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However, one key bloc of supporters has grown nervous since voting has kicked off: Senate Democrats.
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OWL kicked off its third season on February 8th with games in New York and Dallas.
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His directorship officially kicked off two weeks ago with a 10-hour dance event at Tempelhof.
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EU Energy Commissioner Miguel Canete and U.S. Energy Secretary Rick Perry kicked off an EU-U.
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The trial will hang over the Hollywood awards season, which kicked off with Sunday's Golden Globes.
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Netflix kicked off tech earnings season last week when it reported a healthy jump in subscribers.
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