In September, pork prices leaped 69.3% from a year ago.
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A Great White leaped into a fisherman's boat in Australia.
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Probably half the audience leaped to its feet in applause.
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The shark leaped out of the water, shocking the group.
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Then suddenly she leaped off the sofa and ran upstairs.
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He leaped out of the way to avoid being struck.
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Matt leaped to catch her, but they went down hard.
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My heart leaped: Had I found an unexpected fellow traveler?
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"Once Epstein would have leaped at the invitation," Krauss writes.
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But online sales leaped nearly 19% against the previous year.
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NGOs that were already in the country leaped into action.
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They leaped off it with parachutes and filmed the descent.
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We leaped off each other and put our clothes back on.
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As such, the multiples of bigger deals have leaped in valuation.
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Shares of the budget retailer leaped to close up 12.6 percent.
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Ando leaped over Ray's buckling legs and ran into the corridor.
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One agile tabby leaped over a saltbush, disappearing behind a dune.
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CSX shares leaped 23 percent, their best daily performance since Nov.
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Souza leaped high to record an out in the first inning.
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The company's shares leaped $3.14 to $36.40 in after-hours trading.
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Among Republicans, Trump's approval rating has leaped 22 points since 2016.
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We leaped from the jeep and took cover behind a tank.
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Immediately, the video leaped from nine thousand views to a million.
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Firefighters leaped to the rescue and treated him on the scene.
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SKY Network Television Ltd leaped 34.2%, while Oceania Healthcare advanced 27.6%.
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Ethereum leaped roughly 9,600 percent to above $770, according to CoinMarketCap.
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They leaped on and off the unoccupied benches encircling the park.
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Tui shares leaped 13% after its fiscal first-quarter earnings report.
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The , popularly known as the VIX, leaped about 26.16 percent to 20.74.
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And one driver leaped out ahead of all the others: plant size.
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I just leaped on it and tried to pry its mouth open.
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Margery followed the pull of the lever ahead and leaped for it.
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But when he leaped out of the bushes, he was mistakenly killed.
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Treasury yields leaped on expectations of a rise in inflation and growth.
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When he never appeared back at home, the neighbor leaped into action.
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That number has leaped up to 24.3 percent so far this season.
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And sure enough, in one sitting, it just leaped off the page.
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She had just leaped from a car door repurposed as a springboard.
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ET, bitcoin had leaped all the way to $11,377.33, according to CoinDesk.
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The driver leaped from the carriage and threw himself at the animal.
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The Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq all leaped 5% or more.
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Overcome with emotion, she leaped up and rushed out to the porch.
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Also, the show then leaped forward 10 years — yes, a full decade!
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Trustingly, I put on my bathing suit and leaped into the pool.
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"Oh my God!" screamed Gray as he leaped out of his van.
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Pro-Trump media leaped last week to defend the president's Ukraine theories.
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When he heard a pause in the gunfire, he leaped into action.
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She leaped to 218% on Saturday and Sunday in the tracking poll.
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Other digital currencies, such as ripple and ethereum, leaped even more rapidly.
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But her 28-year-old daughter, Katie, leaped down to rescue her.
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Cases in Mexico leaped by 27% in the past day to 118.
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Spectators around the globe leaped to their feet to celebrate her tremendous comeback.
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The Hang Seng leaped nearly 2.6%, while the Shanghai Composite rose nearly 1%.
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In the late 1980s, an assailant leaped into his car with a knife.
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When the driver swerved left and stepped on the brake, Pantaleón leaped out.
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Symantec has leaped into this space and aims to be a formidable player.
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The puck ricocheted so high that Rinne leaped to try to grab it.
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Germany's DAX leaped 261 percent, helped by a strong performance in German automakers.
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The Blues leaped over idle Winnipeg for first place in the Central Division.
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Hong Kong's Hang Seng finished up 1.2% Friday, while Japan's Nikkei leaped 2%.
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Major indexes in Hong Kong and Shanghai leaped more than 2.5% on Monday.
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When a second coach, Bilic, raised the bar, Payet leaped right over it.
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I ran, and then I leaped—soaring for a mile at a time.
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When her phone finally lit up with a WhatsApp message, her heart leaped.
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I leaped over the desk and got a punch in on his face.
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The researchers believe the virus leaped from Africa to the Caribbean in 1967.
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That's why Republicans leaped at the opportunity to tie him to Sanders' surge.
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One of the ants leaped out of the Tupperware box onto my shirt.
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She leaped backwards, her throat so dry with excitement she began to choke.
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The U.S. considers the Kurds allies, but Trump nevertheless leaped at the offer.
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My embarrassment began to dissipate: I leaped, I sang, I got "married" twice.
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But President Trump leaped at the opportunity to blame illegal immigration for the Nov.
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Japan's Nikkei leaped 212% on Tuesday, while Hong Kong's Hang Seng index rose 245%.
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Democrats leaped to their feet when Modi referred to the recent climate change summit.
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Witnesses told his family that masked men leaped from a minibus and grabbed him.
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Two African-American bishops leaped up and hugged whenever Mr Trump gained electoral seats.
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Mujiasih leaped up, shocked, yelling in Bahasa Indonesian, Jutting would later tell the police.
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The Coyotes leaped off the bench and swarmed Goligoski to celebrate their first win.
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AMS stock plunged almost 12% while Osram shares leaped over 10% on the news.
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It has also moved higher with Treasury yields, which have leaped to multimonth highs.
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Trump recently leaped to the defense of Murdoch's business when scandal engulfed Fox News.
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Wayfair — Shares of Wayfair leaped 27.9 percent on better-than-expected fourth-quarter results.
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She then leaped onto the other bed in the room and snapped a picture.
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Since Kim came to power, the program he inherited has leaped forward, says Choi.
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But while Stratolaunch's development has dragged on, the private space industry has leaped ahead.
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One dog leaped out of the moving vehicle onto the street and ran off.
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Earlier in the week, copper prices leaped to their highest in nearly a month.
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Conner leaped over the pile for a 1-yard touchdown to open the scoring.
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He leaped out of a waiting town car and fled down Fifty-first Street.
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As companies seek growth and scale, bigger deals have leaped the most in valuation.
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An S.U.V. was parked in front; two dogs leaped, barking, from its back seat.
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They leaped almost 16% in October compared with the same month a year earlier.
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While the technology exists in laboratories, it hasn't leaped to the textile industry yet.
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And so, with the past firmly in mind, I leaped headlong into the future.
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I leaped before looking a few times, and I've failed miserably along the way.
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On 23 May 2009, Roh leaped to his death from a hill behind his house.
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In later years, R&D fell back a bit and economies of scale leaped forward.
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Many people have since leaped to Liu's defense, saying that the sentence was too harsh.
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Startups that have leaped in to address risk metrics include Security Scorecard, BitSight and Cyence.
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"OK," I say, hoping that she hasn't noticed that my voice has leaped an octave.
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A flame leaped up to burn his arm, causing him to draw back in pain.
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As of this writing, on May 16, that number has leaped to nearly 500,000 signatures.
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During the same period, capital expenditure leaped by almost two-thirds to 7.7 billion yuan.
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Copper futures for July delivery briefly leaped more than 2.5 percent around 9:31 a.m.
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Lenders have leaped at any opportunity to book assets, especially loans from high-grade credits.
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Now the encroaching flames leaped through the cab, in one window and out the other.
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Flames 40 feet high leaped freeways, gobbled up hills, racing their way to the ocean.
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Taiyo Yuden leaped 6.3%, while Murata Manufacturing and TDK Corp climbed 3.3% and 4.3%, respectively.
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As others have shown, economic confidence leaped upward soon after Trump was elected in November.
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The office messaging platform's total operating expenses in the quarter leaped 67% to $248.7 million.
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Shaquille O'Neal leaped into the air and, with one hand, grabbed the ball and dunked.
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At the Capitol, members leaped out of their seats when it was time to vote.
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When this detail leaped out at me, I was not standing in the real tomb.
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"That's astonishing," he said, adding he would have leaped at the chance to see it.
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Revenues at the upholstery furniture retailer leaped to $385 million against expectations of $368 million.
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And how he leaped off a ship instead of trying to save Yara, his sister.
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In darkness and stormy weather, Cole leaped with his parachute and learned one thing quickly.
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Asia Pacific markets mostly rose on Monday as major Chinese indexes leaped more than 4 percent.
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Another driver's Subaru Outback braked automatically to avoid hitting a deer that leaped into the road.
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Inefficiency attracts technology, so entrepreneurs and investors have leaped into the market with technology-driven solutions.
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Guess shares leaped 182.6 percent after the retailer posted a narrower-than-expected loss per share.
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Bitcoin leaped to a fresh record high Tuesday, spurred by a jump in global trading activity.
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Wharf leaped 14 percent higher while fellow developer Henderson Land Development Co ended up 2.6 percent.
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But when someone brought him lyrics, he stiffened, leaped from his chair, and got to work.
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I opened the balcony door and Morsi streaked across the apartment and leaped into Leslie's arms.
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Fitzgerald leaped high to haul in the scoring pass and made sure he didn't drop it.
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The cryptocurrency has leaped more than 1,600 percent this year, according to CoinDesk's bitcoin price index.
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London nickel has leaped 70% so far this year, while most other base metals were declining.
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And it is into that disconnect, that information void, that Trump has leaped -- and now resides.
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The back of his helmet struck the ground after he leaped to pull in the catch.
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The euro leaped nearly 276 percent to hit a high of $274, its highest since Aug.
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Additionally, they are highlighting the fact that she was present when he leaped to his death.
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NOTES: Khadeen Carrington leaped three spots on Seton Hall's all-time scoring list to No. 30.
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To me, that's really ... I leaped at it because I wanted my own show, you know?
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Hicks began racing toward the wall off the bat, leaped and stuck his glove over the fence.
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Shares of Ambarella leaped 15% after the semiconductor company reported first-quarter earnings that beat analyst expectations.
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As the RV sped down one road, a dog leaped out onto the street and ran off.
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Our backyard was 'coyote proofed' with rollers and all and they somehow leaped over all of it.
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The Mexican peso leaped against the dollar, briefly breaking past 20 to hit its strongest since Nov.
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Correa leaped and twirled after launching a two-run drive made it 11-8 in the seventh.
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These are the hallmarks of Potter's tales, and those leaped out at me when I was writing.
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The first dog who leaped from the car was taken to a veterinary care center for treatment.
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Taz, a tiny Maltese/toy poodle mix, leaped into the back of the minivan and sniffed around.
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Once proposed -- a message carried to the White House by South Korea -- Trump leaped at the opportunity.
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John Lewis, March, the Georgia congressman's graphic novel memoir, leaped to the top of Amazon's bestsellers list.
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Video of his jump showed other participants looking on in astonishment as he leaped over a bull.
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Bitcoin has leaped more than 1,200 percent this year to a record above $12,800, according to CoinDesk.
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Source: Alistair Milne, Coinbase The price of bitcoin has leaped by more than seven times this year.
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Ballmer—who is 60, mind you—sprinted down the court, leaped up, and bounced off the trampoline.
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The startup just leaped into brick-and-mortar retail this last year, opening 18 stores so far.
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He leaped into action, dropped to his knees and put his cousin, Connor, in the Heimlich maneuver.
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Apple leaped to fourth place in Bluetooth headphone market share after it started shipping its delayed EarPods.
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Sometimes, as if overtaken by joy, he simply leaped into the air and landed on the beat.
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Consumers' expectations leaped even farther ahead, increasing 4.5 percent month-over-month in the most recent report.
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He started with reflecting mirrors, 4K TVs, and teleprompter rigs, but his ambitions quickly leaped another several levels.
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He then leaped in the air and spun and sent the ball flying to the left of Foster.
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Autodesk leaped 14.7 percent, the most on the S&P, after the software maker's quarterly results beat estimates.
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Correa leaped and twirled after launching a two-run drive that made it 11-8 in the seventh .
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Senior safety Leo Musso leaped high to snatch an interception on Akron's 20163-yard line in the second.
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And don't forget the time in the '70s when he leaped off the stage and shattered his leg.
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While living in Ireland with Wilson, Arthur leaped at the chance to meet his hero Carpenter in England.
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Tesla shares leaped 30 percent in the first quarter and have climbed 11.9 percent so far this month.
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Employment for ultra-Orthodox women has leaped in the last decade, from 50 percent up to 80 percent.
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She leaped up on the windowsill, waving frantically, so that she was pressed full length against the glass.
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Toronto's Curtis Granderson leaped and the ball appear to either deflect off the wall or off Granderson's glove.
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But when John swung Charlotte down from his shoulders, she leaped back into his arms and kissed him.
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Bitcoin continues rally The digital currency keeps smashing records as it leaped above $12,000 for the first time.
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So when her now-husband proposed, she leaped at the chance to plan every detail of her wedding.
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The big picture: A conspiracy theory that started in fringe online chatrooms has leaped to major political events.
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Some companies' stocks have leaped dramatically after news about an investment, name change or business link to cryptocurrencies.
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Elizabeth Warren is in third, while former Mayor Mike Bloomberg leaped ahead of Mayor Pete Buttigieg for fourth.
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Stanford safety Justin Reid leaped to catch a throw made under pressure, setting up the Cardinal near midfield.
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U.S. homebuilders bounced back in August from a recent funk, as current sales and sales expectations leaped forward.
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Human rights was a 10, while income equality leaped to 8.1 in 2020, up from 6.9 in 2019.
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Allen made the catch and leaped into the end zone for the first receiving touchdown of his career.
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Investment banking revenues leaped 53 percent to $1.53 billion, helped by gains in stock and bond underwriting revenues.
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Shares of Advanced Micro Devices leaped morning trade Wednesday after reporting strong guidance and better-than-expected earnings.
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Bentley leaped at the opportunity, not only co-writing the song, "Hold the Light," but providing its yearning vocals.
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He then leaped to the east and borrowing a Kodak he took a picture of the train here presented.
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Video game publisher Activision Blizzard's shares leaped Friday after unexpectedly strong fourth quarter results and a share buyback announcement.
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U.S. crude futures leaped 4.81 percent to $53.38 per barrel after earlier seeing gains of more than 5 percent.
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Formerly known as Smith & Wesson, shares of the company leaped as much as 14 percent in after-hours trade.
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The animated Flash web cartoons leaped from the screen in a way very few things on the web could.
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A number of celebrities have leaped from the Instagram train over the past year or so, for various reasons.
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The container he had been holding to the ground leaped up with suppressed energy and flew past his face.
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After last week, I wasn't sure how I would feel hearing these words again, but my heart just leaped.
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Menlo Ventures leaped into cutting-edge consumer investing at a time when its reputation in The Valley was unremarkable.
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As they reeled in a fish, a great white shark leaped out of the water to snatch their catch.
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When the job was posted, Pyle leaped at the opportunity to pursue his childhood love of illustrating space scenes.
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Blockchain, a digital ledger of transactions, leaped to prominence as the technology that underpins the first digital currency, bitcoin.
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In the process they've leaped another hurdle in the journey to increase mobility in humans with spinal cord injuries.
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While over in Brazil, it leaped into the market through the acquisition of local player and Uber rival 99.
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Americans' confidence in the economy leaped after the election in November, but has faltered somewhat in the months since.
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Mobileye has leaped into the ranks of highly valued tech companies with a price to earnings ratio of 131.
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They're also the prettiest: A pastel dessert that looks like it has leaped right out of Lauren Conrad's Instagram.
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To help the tourists get the best angles, Wahlberg leaped on the bus and smiled for the many cameras.
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Earlier this month, the key economic indicator leaped 6.3 percent to 101.1, demolishing the record previously set in August.
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Many of the dead were killed when they leaped from the moving train to escape the flames, he said.
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The stock index leaped 9.5 percent in 2016 to record highs and has climbed another 13.8 percent this year.
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My hands trembled and my heart leaped to see he was still there — he stayed for the whole show.
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Shares leaped 103 percent Thursday to $52.40, leaving about 62 percent potential gains in order to reach Forte's target.
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Into that epistemic void leaped Giuliani, who gives journalists a steady streams of quotes and comments about the investigation.
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He scored Charlotte's only touchdown on an acrobatic scramble, when he leaped over the defender at the goal line.
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A young Republican bodyguard in his early 20s leaped forward and clobbered his assailant with his torch, defending Clay.
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Diasorin shares leaped 10.8% after the Italian diagnostic specialist announced the impending launch of a new test for coronavirus.
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In the midst of a struggle with mental illness, Hines got a running start and leaped over the rail.
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YouTube TV leaped from a monthly fee of $40 to $50 last year, making it a little less appealing.
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"I'm proud of you," I said, as she leaped up and announced she had to head to class formation.
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He looked at his grandfather, as frozen as the grass, then back at the dog just as it leaped.
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And that has happened too often for conservatives in recent decades: They've leaped to despair without even trying policy.
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JS: Is there anything that's particularly leaped out at you as surprising about the discord on the convention floor?
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Greg Woodcox He jumped over the fence and ran, following a fox that had leaped into a small creek bed.
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The Nasdaq-style Chinext leaped by more than 5 percent, while Hong Kong's Hang Seng index closed 2.4 percent higher.
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Conservatives have leaped to defend fringe voices kicked off social platforms as the companies have responded to fake news complaints.
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Shares of Ulta Salon leaped after the company posted earnings above Wall Street estimates and raised its full-year guidance.
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Financials leaped 4 percent in their best day since 2011 to lead S&P 500 advancers, followed by health care.
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Shares of Party City leaped more than 7 percent Thursday after reporting earnings per share that doubled year-over-year.
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The , popularly known as the VIX, leaped about 44 percent to 22.96 — its highest level since the beginning of April.
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"to hell with the current," suited up, and leaped off the stern of Tenacious, carrying about 300 pounds of gear.
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Search trend data showed inquiries on "bitcoin" and "ethereum" leaped this month to their most in at least five years.
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Hong Kong stocks leaped 235.34 percent, in part because the U.S. dollar's fall lessened strains on the HK dollar's peg.
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Crystal Griner, a Capitol Police special agent, leaped from a nearby SUV and started shouting and shooting back at Hodgkinson.
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Revere, on the dead run, leaped at the fence in right-center field and snatched back Freeman's home run bid.
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I can't recall another film that has leaped with such mad daring into the trope of witchcraft as demonic ritual.
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Bitcoin leaped from a low of $6,786 Thursday morning and some traders are watching whether it can hold above $7,500.
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Ethereum, also known as ether, leaped more than 4,53 percent from around $7 last December to above $300 this month.
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Ripple, or XRP, leaped 37.5 percent from Tuesday's close to a record high of 51.37 cents Wednesday, according to CoinMarketCap.
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Global green bond issuance leaped by 120 percent in 2016, to a record $93.4 billion, according to ratings agency Moody's.
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When I approached, a toucan leaped down from a nook at the back of the enclosure and squawked at me.
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Trump leaped out to a big delegate lead by winning a series of mostly poor Southern states on Super Tuesday.
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Bitcoin leaped an astonishing $2,000 on Monday after investors flocked to Chicago's Cboe futures exchange to bet on price movements.
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The Zags leaped in celebration after a game with a Final Four feel packaged in a small-town rec center.
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I enjoyed Hal Foster's work for years, but it leaped between the fifth and the 13th centuries in utter confusion.
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Kendall Waston of the Vancouver Whitecaps of Major League Soccer, leaped the highest for a corner and headed it in.
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Clearheart said Aurora, whom she adopted a year and a half ago, has never leaped into her arms like that.
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Shares in Under Armour leaped 6.8 percent yesterday, given that Mr. Frisk has been credited with steadying the company's operations.
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Danish hospital equipment maker Ambu leaped 24% after reporting double-digit sales growth for the first quarter of 2019/20.
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Bitcoin, the largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, leaped 2,000 percent to above $19,000 in the 12 months through mid-December.
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Read about the seven times the political class leaped to write the billionaire's political obituary, only to be proven wrong.
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The benchmark Shanghai Composite (SHCOMP) leaped 5.6% on Monday, its biggest daily percentage gain since July 23, according to Reuters.
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This time, though, the disease made its way to Guinea's capital, then leaped across borders to Liberia and Sierra Leone.
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Several times during Macron's speech, Democratic lawmakers leaped to their feet in unison and cheered, while most Republicans stayed seated.
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The former vice president leaped on the comparison at a fundraiser on Thursday night as the UK results rolled in.
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But the series leaped forward in 2017, becoming TV's best semi-autobiographical jaunt through the life of a comedic auteur.
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Monsoor was in a position to escape before the explosion but instead leaped on the grenade to save his fellow SEALs.
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The 16-year-old leaped over a set of stairs – and his famous father, David – while at a skatepark on Thursday.
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FUNDAMENTALS * LONDON: London nickel rose 24 percent, while zinc leaped 1003 percent, aluminum advanced 2100 percent and lead climbed 21 percent.
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Bitcoin leaped across the $9,000 mark on Sunday, boosted by reports that Facebook is soon set to launch its own cryptocurrency.
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The "Make Me" singer impressively performed the splits mid-air as she leaped for a photo while enjoying some down time.
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These sums underscore just how far and fast the company has leaped since first being founded as Urban Compass in 2012.
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Several leaped to rudely mirror the same sentiment, while others jumped to her defense or simply agreed with what she posted.
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The euro currency leaped to a six-month high on Tuesday following strong production data and hawkish talk from European policymakers.
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Shares of Alibaba closed up nearly 9 percent, while Groupon leaped more than 40 percent to close at $4.08 a share.
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As of Friday morning, bitcoin had leaped 21 percent in 48 hours to a record high of $ 5,856.10, according to CoinDesk.
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Brad Pitt leaped in front of Margot Robbie at the photo call for their film, "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood."
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Reese leaped 7.01m, Berian ran the 800 in 1:46.03 and Cunningham was one of four high jumpers to clear 1.84m.
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Straight Path's shares leaped 150 percent to near $91 a share in afternoon trade, while AT&T's shares were marginally lower.
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I watched as faster people leaped on top of the cart and threw food to those of us on the ground.
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Substitute Keisuke Honda took a corner, which Yuya Osako leaped highest for and headed off the post and into the net.
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I have never witnessed anything quite like the scene at the Booth when Miranda leaped onstage like an impish Jiminy Cricket.
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And Mr. Zwane, continuing his meteoric rise, soon leaped to the national stage to become South Africa's minister of mineral resources.
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Blash leaped above the wall in an attempt to catch Stanton's shot but it landed in the right-center field seats.
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A few paces later, he leaped into the air while twisting towards the quarterback and made a beautiful two-handed snag.
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A 21966, "Macbeth" was canceled after the second act, when a member of the audience leaped to his death during intermission.
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The Ethereum community leaped to Griffith&aposs defence, arguing that any information he handed over was already in the public domain.
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We leaped up, gave each other a hug, wiped away tears, and tore out into the bullpen to join the celebration.
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Copper prices leaped more than 4 percent Friday after a strike at the world's largest copper mine raised expectations of tighter supply.
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He attempted to throw an alley-oop to Howard, but Waiters leaped high enough to deflect the pass and save the game.
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WWF's staff on the ground in Nepal leaped into action — not to demand justice, but to lobby for the charges to disappear.
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After Williams' remarks, market expectations for a 50 basis point rate cut leaped to about 59%, according to the CME's Fedwatch tool.
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He attempted to throw an alley-oop to Howard, but Waiters leaped high enough to deflect the pass and save the game.
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As Deputy Will Kimbro pulled the car over, the driver leaped out and yelled that the baby she was holding wasn't breathing.
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And that doesn't mean that every one of these British musicians leaped out of the womb humming late 90s Monica album cuts.
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As Brussels reeled from the latest assault Tuesday, candidates quickly leaped into action, sensing the new attack may have a similar result.
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Industrial metal copper CMCU3 sank 1.7 percent but gold XAU= leaped nearly 5 percent higher thanks to its perceived safe-haven status.
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Co-pilot Scott Fabia, 34, of Hyde Park, and Benjamin McAllister, 30, of Hopkinton, leaped from the helicopter as well but survived.
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The #MeToo campaign leaped to other social media — Facebook, Instagram — and helped propel the national reckoning that followed, and that continues today.
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Prices of oil and metals have leaped following U.S. sanctions on Russia, which has raised investor fears over the availability of supply.
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Shares in BMW jumped more than 6% on Monday morning in Frankfurt following Trump's tweet, while Daimler's stock leaped more than 5%.
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Recreating the mass drops of September 1944, military aircraft flew low over Ginkel Heath on Saturday and current military parachutists leaped out.
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After Jack Nicholson announced the winner, Joffe leaped to his feet and hugged Holofcener, a giddy teen-ager in a pink dress.
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According to prosecutors, You had followed Urtula that morning to the Renaissance parking garage in Roxbury where he leaped to his death.
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According to WABC225, Guerrero's family said the squirrel leaped into the air and sank its teeth into the child's arm, completely unprovoked.
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The stock leaped 30.7 percent that day, after D.A. Davidson analyst Tom Forte predicted more than 60 percent in gains for it.
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The market capitalization of all cryptocurrencies has leaped from around $20 billion at the start of this year to around $90 billion.
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Karzai might have forgotten how Greg Vogle, a CIA operative, leaped on top of him to save his life in December 2001.
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My fear of her mounted until I leaped up from the couch and tried to make up some excuse to go outside.
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He made his way along the path above the river, then he stopped at a bridge near Dodger Stadium and leaped off.
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Gold prices leaped above $1,600 per ounce, while Brent crude, the global benchmark for oil, jumped as high as $71.75 per barrel.
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Explains why Schumer leaped onto to Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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Over the past month or so, Sanders has leaped ahead in the rankings in New Hampshire, Iowa, and most recently, South Carolina.
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An obscure safety trade against fallout from a North Korean nuclear attack leaped Wednesday to its highest in more than a year.
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The record-setting output comes after a revision to last month's report showing November's output leaped to 10.038 million barrels a day.
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Simmonds did not relent and leaped in the air to screen Bishop, who did not see Gostisbehere's blast from the left circle.
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President Donald Trump leaped into another competitive Republican governor's race on Monday, endorsing Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach over incumbent Gov.
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The DUO60 is normally $100, so it's no surprise people leaped at the chance to buy it on Prime Day for just $58.99.
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Mattel shares leaped 6 percent after hours Thursday after the company reported a third-quarter profit ahead of the all-important holiday season.
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Maybe that's why the ride-hailing giant leaped to No. 20193 on this year's CNBC Disruptor list, up from No. 19 last year.
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On Monday, U.S. stocks leaped, and European shares surged even more, as three more polls showed the stay vote regaining a slim lead.
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Ally leaped off the deep end in "Shallow," then, come "Why Did You Do That?" she's found her way back to the shallow.
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SodaStream's U.S.-listed shares leaped 9.7 percent after PepsiCo said it would buy the Israel-based household drink-machine maker for $3.2 billion.
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Autodesk Inc shares leaped 13.8 percent, the greatest percentage gain among S&P 500 stocks, after the software maker's quarterly results beat estimates.
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The CBOE Volatility Index, popularly known as the VIX, leaped about 44 percent to 22.96 —its highest level since the beginning of April.
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Shares of Headwaters leaped 17 percent Monday after it agreed to be bought by Australian construction firm Boral for $1.86 billion in cash.
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European stocks leaped to close higher on Thursday as global investors reacted to the U.S. Federal Reserve's decision to hold interest rates steady.
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A man next to them, later identified by news outlets as Dawson, "was sitting nearby and quickly leaped into action," the Post reported.
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But her lawyers said in the motion for reconsideration that the judge leaped to a conclusion based on his assessment of Bennet's testimony.
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The cryptocurrency briefly leaped more than 403 percent past $240,237 and $2400,200 to hit an all-time high of $2,289.21, according to CoinDesk.com.
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Leicester, also known as the Foxes, have leaped from last place in the standings to first place in the span of 12 months.
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A man who fainted in the subway and plummeted to the tracks was rescued by strangers who leaped down to lift him out.
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Also winning were Olympic champions Christian Taylor, who leaped 17.73m in the triple jump, and Oregonian Ryan Crouser, who heaved the shot 22.53m.
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Shares in Bioverativ leaped 22018 percent in early U.S. trading and Juno jumped 27 percent, reflecting the offers, while Sanofi fell 4 percent.
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After not quite registering in the first two episodes, Kennedy Davenport leaped to the foreground last night and stayed there the whole episode.
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Qiagen shares leaped nearly 17% after announcing that Thermo Fisher Scientific had launched a $12 billion bid for the German genetic testing company.
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We say that the chess computer "anticipated" our move, that the driverless car "decided" to swerve when the deer leaped into the road.
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The average confirmation time over the last seven days for bitcoin transactions has leaped up to well over a day, according to Blockchain.info.
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After being tethered to Trump's wrist, the eagle leaped off his arm in terror, dangling pathetically with its wings splayed out in desperation.
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I leaped in the water, I twirled in a circle, trailing my fingers to make streams of bubbles, but she kept her distance.
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Fans waving Irish Tricolours roared support for their man as the introductions took place and McGregor leaped into action as the fight began.
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It also showed that the e-commerce firm's pre-tax profits in the U.K. leaped from about £24.3 million to almost £72.4 million.
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As the show concluded and chants of "Ro-ssi-ya!" echoed through the stadium, Ernst leaped from his chair in the command center.
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The noise of the crickets would greet us as we leaped out of the hot car and ran across the pale gray gravel.
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They were both seen making some serious plays as they leaped into the air and attempted to spike the ball to the other side.
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Driven by powerful gusts, the flames leaped into and swallowed chunks of Malibu's neighborhoods, many of which are tucked in canyons and wooded streets.
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Infrastructure giants China State Construction Engineering leaped 6 percent, China Railway Group jumped 5 percent, while China Railway Construction Corp ended up 3.5 percent.
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Of course, Norman famously leaped over a bull after the Running of the Bulls in Pamplona on July 11 ... and the video was intense.
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The piece included a choice quote from Schiller that, at the time, made it sound like Apple had leaped years ahead of its competitors.
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The Star Tribune reports that a homeless man camping under the bridge heard the woman fall and leaped into the water to rescue her.
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The Nasdaq composite outperformed, closing nearly 0.9 percent higher as Facebook leaped 15.5 percent and Amazon gained 8.9 percent ahead of its earnings report.
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Wu flung open the lock-up's doors then leaped into a red rickshaw with a man-sized, Simpsons-yellow humanoid in front of it.
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Rates for a 30-year, conventional, fixed-rate mortgage leaped to 3.77 percent in November from 3.47 percent in October, according to Freddie Mac.
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Brazilian model Caroline Bittencourt leaped into action when her dogs fell off her sailboat ... but, sadly, she drowned while trying to make the rescue.
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An unidentified man ran up to Arnold's back and leaped into a drop-kick maneuver, making contact with the actor and propelling him forward.
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However Ms Mattinson said the referendum had leaped up the list of issues of "most concern" to voters, with many worried about the outcome.
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During a June bust, a Coast Guardsman leaped aboard a moving "narco sub" as his fellow crew members pursued it in the Pacific Ocean.
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Last year, he and his partner put future investments on hold with the successful investment business they had co-founded and leaped into politics.
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The U.S. dollar leaped to its highest levels this year against a basket of currencies on Friday, despite disappointing U.S. employment data for April.
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Shares of Neurocrine Biosciences leaped more than 22 percent Wednesday after the biotech firm announced federal approval of its drug for a movement disorder.
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Overnight, China said industrial profits last month leaped 16.7 percent from a year earlier, following a 14 percent year-on-year increase in April.
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Mere seconds before I leaped into a giant, 20-foot-long pit filled with colorful foam blocks, I realized I'd made a huge mistake.
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Frank King doesn't really remember where he learned Bulls and Cows, the game that leaped from his subconscious and into Cambridge's ancient Titan computer.
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The water's surface looked the same but over three days, the plastic concentrations scooped by the net leaped from the hundreds to the thousands.
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After Trump leaped at the option to take out Soleimani, national security officials debated about where the targeted strike should happen if they proceeded.
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Brees threw two touchdown passes to Jared Cook and one to Josh Hill and leaped 1 yard to account for four first-half touchdowns.
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Thunberg once again leaped into action, changing her Twitter bio to read: "A kind but poorly informed teenager" — a reference to Putin&aposs platitude.
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Steve Cluck, who coached Jones in youth football, was in the arena, and he recalled that Jones leaped from near the free-throw line.
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Borrowing by home-buyers already in possession of a residence leaped 60 percent year-on-year, according to the U.K.'s Council of Mortgage Lenders.
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Ever since 2017's IT adaptation became a surprise box-office behemoth, a whole host of Stephen King spinoffs and adaptations have leaped into production.
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She not only made perfectly level jumps, but hopped up from the lower platform to the higher one, and also leaped down from on high.
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The benchmark contract had leaped 0.43% from the beginning of 20.4 to a five-year high on September 21, but has since fallen some 27.0843%.
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The benchmark contract had leaped 21.2% from the beginning of 21 to a five-year high on September 27.0819, but has since fallen some 13%.
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When the cameras followed Williams and Burruss, Leakes leaped up, ripping a male cameraman's T-shirt while pulling him back from entering her private space.
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Unicredit shares leaped to close 6.6 percent higher after it said it might have to consider raising capital in order to strengthen its balance sheet.
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His nonconsensual washing lasted about a minute or two before I leaped out of his bathtub and started crying in the corner of his bathroom.
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Some Democrats called for his resignation over the allegations, while many Republicans — especially Graham — leaped to the nominee's defense and launched fiery attacks on Democrats.
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Every option under the sun has leaped onto unparalleled horizons that hallmark the fact that Iranians are true believers of the ethos of digital spending.
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Perot leaped into the 1992 presidential race as an independent and quickly found a lode of Americans turned off by the Republican and Democratic parties.
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It is our sad duty to report that Roger, the bodybuilder-esque kangaroo who leaped into hearts around the world, is no longer with us.
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Garcia, the White Sox center fielder, timed his steps and leaped in front of the wall to try to keep the ball in the park.
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A CNN-SSRS poll released Tuesday found that Biden leaped 11 points since last month, earning the support of 39 percent of the Democratic electorate.
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A street cat leaped into her arms one night; when she brought him home and tried to wash the fleas off, he clawed her face.
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Reese, the London Olympic champion, hit 7.01 meters on her second attempt to outduel fellow American and Rio winner Tianna Bartoletta, who leaped 6.83 meters.
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Perot leaped into the 1992 presidential race as an independent and quickly found a lode of Americans turned off by the Republican and Demmocratic parties.
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Unlike during the 2008 Great Recession, when the government leaped to assist financial institutions, the first priority this time should be helping individuals in need.
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Y Combinator, the prestigious startup accelerator responsible for megahit startups like Airbnb, Dropbox, and Brex, has leaped into the race to fight the coronavirus outbreak.
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Sanders has leaped from third place to second place in the past month in South Carolina, according to an East Carolina University poll released Friday.
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Oh, sometimes they were wild with the urgency of sweet And leaped— Mostly the rest were kept in the net Of swallowed or forbidden language.
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Bitcoin leaped more than 16 percent Saturday into record territory, significantly strengthening against its offshoot "bitcoin cash" amid a hack on the new currency's network.
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In just the last week, stellar has leaped more than 300 percent, climbing into the top 10 coins and rising as high as sixth place.
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Before the duo had even entered the Us maze, a person dressed as one of The Tethered leaped out at them, scaring Haddish far away.
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Unsurprisingly, the right-wing Breitbart News' Senior Editor-at-Large Joel Pollak leaped to Trump's defense, calling the summit a "success the media can't admit. "
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un proposed resuming talks with South Korea in his New Year's Day address, and Seoul leaped to grab the opportunity.
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We got to the fence and she leaped on my shoulders, climbing over as their commanding voices that echoed through the darkness of the park.
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The distasteful spectacle of a President of a democratic superpower leaning on the rookie leader of a vulnerable post-Soviet state leaped off the page.
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But in a remarkable display of horsemanship, Kuru leaped back into the saddle as Des De Jeu scrambled to his feet, the New Zealand Herald reported.
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Read was 20 years old when he leaped out of his transport aircraft under the cover of darkness with the British 6th Airborne Division, Reuters reported.
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The U.S. dollar index has leaped to its highest in 14 years and the euro trades near its weakest against the dollar since then as well.
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U.S. Treasury notes leaped on Friday a strong "safe-haven" bid after the results of the U.K. referendum on European Union (EU) membership stunned global markets.
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While Virginia's jobless rate leaped more than 4 percent during his four-year term, he left the Commonwealth with a rate still below the national average.
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It's said that Herko eventually leaped out the window to his death, performing a perfect jeté in which no part of his body touched the sill.
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In the fourth inning, Arizona center fielder Jarrod Dyson leaped and got his glove over the fence to take a three-run homer away from Santana.
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Rhodium has leaped from $615 an ounce in mid-2016 to $21,210 an ounce this month, shooting up by more than $210,22 since mid-February alone.
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As the fervent audience awaited her with open arms, she leaped from the stage with an eagerness that seemed to have been building for 15 years.
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Selwood was fishing off of Evans Head on Australia's east coast on Saturday when a great white shark suddenly leaped out of the ocean beside him.
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In fact, after it announced its expectations for the fine in the first quarter, Facebook's stock leaped by as much as 8% in after-hours trading.
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Clinton could have taken his pick from the ranks of American novelists, though whether Don DeLillo would have leaped at the chance is open to debate.
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Osuna leaped and got his glove on it, but the ball went off the wall for a bases-clearing double, and the Cubs led 7-1.
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Cuomo leaped into the fray by urging lawmakers in other states to resist the organization's political power and adopt more stringent measures like the SAFE Act.
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A decade ago, I reported on the disappearance of one cluster—sock manufacturing in Fort Payne, Alabama—much of which leaped to San Pedro Sula, Honduras.
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The terrain was too steep to land the aircraft, so the men leaped out while it hovered and took a 10-foot drop into a river.
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US stocks leaped higher after the worst day for Wall Street since Black Friday in 6003, with the S&P 500 gaining 5% at the open.
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When Henry Wise, a Virginia Whig and a notorious bully, suggested that an unnamed Democratic congressman was corrupt, Cilley leaped to the defense of his party.
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Dallas Mavericks point guard Luka Doncic threw a lob toward forward Dwight Powell in Tuesday's win over the Warriors and Evans leaped to contest the play.
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When the five took the stage and arranged behind a lectern that read "Keep Iowa Great," the surrogates leaped to their feet and broke into applause.
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"Never in history has a nation leaped so suddenly to overseas empire," Kinzer writes in a well-researched account, which also gestures toward subsequent U.S. interventions.
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Five surviving crew members reportedly leaped off the deck to escape the fire and scrambled to a fishing boat anchored about 200 yards away for help.
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Desperate to escape the rise of Nazi Germany in Europe, Nabokov leaped at the chance to take on a summer teaching post at Stanford University; though
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Property developer Segro leaped to a nine-year high, up 2.9 percent after the value of its assets increased as online shopping boosted demand for warehouses.
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Immigration has leaped forward in the American consciousness the last few years from one of several relevant issues to a driving force in our body politic.
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If the state has leaped ahead on efficiency and kept pace on clean electricity, it has, like the rest of the country, fallen behind on cars.
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He adjusted his run, twisted his body, planted his right foot and leaped upward, swinging his left leg towards the ball, making contact, full and thick.
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And Benioff has quite a platform: This year, Salesforce leaped over the $10 billion revenue milestone, one of only four enterprise software companies to do so.
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Sterling leaped to a 10-week high after Britain's opposition Labour Party said it would back an attempt by lawmakers to prevent a disorderly no-deal Brexit.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average leaped by 20.17 points to close at 272.04,798.42, while the rose by 2.1 percent to end the trading day stateside at 2,809.92.
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Andrew Paul Westlake, 30, had been escorted off a plane for "security reasons" minutes before he is understood to have leaped over a ledge at Dalaman Airport.
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Every so often a few staffers leaped up from their computers and pop there for a quick dance, giggling and twisting in front of the studio mirrors.
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Apple investors breathed a much needed sigh of relief Monday, as the tech giant's shares leaped higher after a $1 billion investment from Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway.
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At the same time, Mrs May's team has leaped onto Labour's turf, adopting a Labour policy to intervene in energy markets by placing a cap on bills.
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That month, a survey by AmCham China and AmCham Shanghai showed the number of firms that had moved production or were considering doing so leaped above 40%.
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To the awe of even the NBA's elite All-Stars, guard Hamidou Diallo leaped over 7-foot-1-inch Shaquille O'Neal to win the 173 dunk contest.
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Target shares leaped 6.4 percent in afternoon trading Wednesday, as the discounter beat Wall Street's earnings per share and sales estimates, and raised its full-year guidance.
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When the New Jersey police officer was dispatched to a home in Warren County where a deer was drowning in a swimming pool, he leaped into action.
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Those Democrats, eager to soften Trump up for his expected run for re-election in 2020, leaped to take advantage of the scenes of turmoil on Thursday.
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But if he adjusted the panels of his parents' three-way mirror to see his profile it was as if this other, commedia-dell'arte face leaped out.
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"The mentality of the markets right now means that any reasons to sell are being leaped on," said Craig Erlam, senior market analyst at OANDA in London.
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My driver and I leaped into a jeep and raced back down the street, but another burst of machine-gun fire sent us diving for the curb.
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At the very center of the page—a space normally occupied by heads of state, religious leaders, and business magnates—a Poliwhirl leaped out at the reader.
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They leaped to $29 per share from $21, giving Dropbox, which charges businesses and individuals to store files on its computers, a market value of $103 billion.
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That he managed to respond to such offhand cruelty with firm resolve and even grace speaks to the extraordinary strength of character his teammates leaped to defend.
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But on Saturday, the political opposition leaped on the lapses, unleashing a round of fierce attacks on President Emmanuel Macron's frequently under-fire interior minister, Christophe Castaner.
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In Italy, where three confirmed coronavirus cases on Friday leaped to more than 370 cases by Wednesday, the government is trying to stop the coronavirus from spreading.
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Braves center fielder Ender Inciarte leaped against the wall to try to make a highlight-reel catch, but the ball deflected off the tip of his glove.
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Henderson threw to John Hightower, who leaped for the catch and had open field to the end zone for a 251-yard score with 2241 seconds left.
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E-Mini futures for the S&P 500 leaped more than 1 percent while Japan's Nikkei erased earlier losses of 1.3 percent to end 0.7 percent higher.
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"The dog was facing the owner and then it suddenly leaped in the air and kind of did a flip so that it faced me," he recalls.
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The fight got off to a flying start as Motoya leaped at Horiguchi, only to be met with a stinging right hand and a running follow-up assault.
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Behr said some of the crew leaped into the water to rescue people, and he helped drag one unconscious woman from the water, the Kansas City Star reported .
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The number of companies in high-tech industries in the Chinese port city of Guangzhou has leaped in the last few years, a government official said on Tuesday.
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Nickel prices leaped to a 16-month high as fears rippled through the market that major supplier Indonesia could bring forward a ban on exports of nickel ore.
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The average paid member count across Match Group's dating services leaped 23 percent to nearly 5.7 million, but that was less than FactSet estimates of about 5.75 million.
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With either player facing elimination, Joe used Nash's Critical Art to eke out a win, sending the crowd into a frenzy as he leaped from his seat victoriously.
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So when he leaped from seemingly out of nowhere to central stage, he was already fairly well-known to the press due to his backstory as a bundler.
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Japan's Nikkei leaped out of the gates with an early rise of 281.74 percent, but still has a long way to go to recoup the past week's losses.
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First, Tianna Bartoletta leaped 33 meters (23 feet, 2000 21952/4 inches) to win the women's long jump, bumping fellow American and reigning champ Brittney Reese to silver.
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COPPER STOCKS: Copper inventories in LME-registered warehouses leaped by 22.1,213 tonnes to 2100,21.1 tonnes, the highest in six months and nearly double the level three weeks ago.
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Norwegian's shares, temporarily halted after the IAG news, leaped 39 percent to 250 crowns when they resumed trading, valuing the company at 9.5 billion Norwegian crowns ($1.22 billion).
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Some of the group's fans have leaped to their defense online, claiming that at least some images of the hat have been photoshopped to include the controversial symbol.
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Nationstar Mortgage, which leaped over big banks to become the fourth-largest collector of mortgage bills, repeatedly lost loan files and failed to detect errors in other documents.
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When critics leaped on his remark, his aides tried to deflect criticism by arguing that, because none of the current administration's policies had worked, anything was worth trying.
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COPPER STOCKS: Copper inventories in LME-registered warehouses leaped by 213,2185 tonnes to 20.1,22 tonnes, the highest in six months and nearly double the level three weeks ago.
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Bitcoin cash leaped from around $220 to above $700 briefly Wednesday, before crashing Friday to $287 in early afternoon trade, according to CoinMarketCap, which tracks prices across exchanges.
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The U.S. dollar leaped to its highest levels this year against a basket of currencies despite disappointing U.S. employment data for April, before dropping back to trade little changed.
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Earlier in the evening, Macron had paced nervously and then leaped euphorically from his seat in the VIP section as a guest of FIFA and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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In an attempt to avoid the cars coming towards him, Bruno appears to have instinctively leaped over the rail of the bridge — but it was a 450-foot drop.
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All this may explain why the Treasury bond yield is up to 2.07%, having leaped a third of a point since the initial flight to safety on Tuesday night.
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Seattle nearly took the lead in the fifth, but left fielder Derek Fisher leaped at the wall to take a home run away from Segura to end the inning.
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As the cameraman started walking towards Leakes' closet, the Bravo star leaped up and ripped the man's shirt in an attempt to get him to not go any further.
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No. 20 Washington State rallies past Boise State Jamal Morrow put on a move, ran full speed and leaped into the end zone to cap off an impressive comeback.
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But the sector got the biggest boost from General Electric Co, which leaped 583 percent after announcing a sale of its biopharma business to Danaher Corp for $21.4 billion.
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She became one of the company's first customers, and eventually Dines offered her a job to help build his company to the next level, which she leaped to take.
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Others with still less time ran through bushes and leaped across barbed wire and wooden fences to reach the main road of the town of Escuintla, near Los Lotes.
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He was fishing in the backwaters of India's Sundarbans National Park with four others when a tiger leaped out of the jungle and dragged him away by the throat.
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Wagner put his hands on two teammates as he leaped over the offensive linemen en route to swatting down a 47-yard field goal try by Minnesota's Dan Bailey.
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Shares of the company leaped 11 percent to all-time highs Friday after reporting a quarterly earnings beat and strong sales growth in its cloud business, Amazon Web Services.
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Bossert, who is currently a fellow at The Atlantic Council, leaped to the top of the transition team's list after earning the support of Stephen Hadley, the report said.
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Alexander Urtula, 22, and Inyoung You, 21, were both students at Boston College last May when, on graduation day morning, Urtula leaped off a parking garage to his death.
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GameStop's stock price, which has been in steady decline since late January, leaped for the first time in months, from $3.55 last Wednesday afternoon to $4.12 by mid-Thursday.
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After the Wrap's Jon Levine misleadingly tweeted that simply typing "learn to code" might get Twitter users suspended, conservative figureheads leaped in, leveraging conservative paranoia about social-media censorship.
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The child, who lived in a world with that name carefully written into her clothes, scrawled on the finger paintings still hanging on the refrigerator, paused, then leaped back.
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As measured by South Korea's five-year-default swap, the cost of protection against the country's inability to pay back loans leaped Tuesday to its highest level since July.
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A decade ago, the Rays leaped clean out of the tank and into baseball's elite, stunning the league with a 97-win 2008 season and a World Series appearance.
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The government said Thursday that retail sales leaped 0.8 percent last month, the biggest advance since November 2017 and well ahead of economists' expectations of a 0.4 percent increase.
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I am aware of a situation in which a young mother leaped off of this bridge onto a busy highway below and was hit several times by speeding vehicles.
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The precious metal leaped from several hundred dollars in the early 2000s to near $2,000 in 2011, and has traded between $1,000 and $1,400 in the last two years.
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Acting fast, black-ish star Anthony Anderson, who has been nominated for best lead actor in a comedy series, leaped onto the stage to take over in Simpson's place.
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The number of acid-related crimes in the British capital leaped dramatically last year to 454 from 261 in 2015 – a 74 percent rise – according to the Metropolitan Police.
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Cofco, the Chinese government-owned grain marketer, has leaped into the top tier of global trading houses, shoving aside the traditional middlemen to connect farmers directly to Chinese consumers.
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Sanders, who leaped to political stardom in 2016 when he ran against Hillary Clinton, is still railing against the undue influence of "millionaires and billionaires" on Americans economics and policy.
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The State Police confirmed to PEOPLE that the teenager, whose identity remains undisclosed, leaped from the balcony inside of the courthouse down to the first floor just before 11 a.m.
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Obama, I guarantee you, would have leaped at the opportunity to permanently enshrine and fund a vital program that gives health care to 9 million poor and middle-class kids.
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It's almost like these astronauts are seen as superheroic ubermen who leaped over tall buildings and achieved greatness without sweating very much, because you never saw them sweat very much.
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Oklahoma City-based Devon Energy leaped more than 13.5 percent in morning trade, while Marathon Oil and Transocean climbed more than 10.5 percent, and Diamond Offshore Drilling rose 9 percent.
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Meanwhile, palladium forward and lease rates, which leaped to around 30 percent in December and January, signaling an extreme shortage of metal, have pulled back to the low single digits.
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Growing up in Hampton, Virginia, the son of a single mother in the military, he participated in church and school choirs, and he always leaped at the chance to solo.
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Bitcoin leaped more than 9.5 percent to above $16,500 on Monday, according to CoinDesk's bitcoin price index, after the launch of bitcoin futures on the Cboe Futures Exchange Sunday night.
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Jimmy Kimmel leaped back into the debate over health policy on Thursday, urging Congress to fund the Children's Health Insurance Program without tying it to a short-term spending bill.
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The stainless steel ingredient has leaped 50% this year, rising rapidly since July amid worries that top ore producer Indonesia could ban exports earlier than expected, potentially disrupting the market.
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Spain had just emerged from decades of dictatorship and repression, and Almodóvar's films suggested that the country had leaped from Opus Dei to the Mudd Club in a single bound.
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Biden held his wide lead in South Carolina, at 36 percent, but Steyer leaped into second with 15 percent, right ahead of Bernie Sanders (14 percent) and Warren (10 percent).
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Total volume leaped almost 20% from the prior half, 27% from the year-ago half, and 14% from the previous six-month high set in the first half of 2014.
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That deal fell apart in the past few months, as Biden gave the nod to a super PAC and Bloomberg leaped into the race with an eight-figure TV buy.
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Coming a month after average hourly earnings leaped 2.9 percent higher, the 2.6 percent annualized increase came as a disappointment so some looking to see continued gains for worker paychecks.
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Long-term U.S. debt yields leaped Wednesday as investors sold 10- and 30-year bonds amid discussion about a potential $1 trillion federal stimulus package to help goose the economy.
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The Queens outpost, at 2711 years old, still looks new, with its shiny communal tables under red lampshades; a manager leaped to open the door for me when I left.
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Pepe the frog, a stoner comic book character that became an unlikely icon for white nationalism in the U.S. last year, has leaped over the Atlantic to support her, as well.
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His father, Nathan, and two other men leaped into the river in an effort to save him, but were unsuccessful due to an intense current, according to U.K. outlet The Mirror.
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Click here to view original GIFThe leaked footage of Handle already revealed the robot's amazing jumping abilities, as it easily leaped over an obstacle without having to slow down at all.
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Seattle's Mitch Haniger greeted reliever Joakim Soria with a long fly ball, but left fielder Leury Garcia leaped at the fence to take away a home run and maintain the shutout.
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Though I'd read Walden as a grad student, upon reading it as a teacher, lines like these leaped out at me as though I were encountering them for the first time.
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Shares of London-traded On-Line leaped a whopping 0003 percent Friday after the company said it plans to change its name to "On-Line Blockchain" at its next general meeting.
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It was no secret in the West Wing that McGahn yearned to depart later this year, but the tweet raised eyebrows about whether McGahn leaped or was pushed (The Washington Post).
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The Heels got a 25-yard field goal from Jones late in the third quarter and tied the game when Anthony Ratliff-Williams leaped the line for a 1-yard touchdown.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Two young boys survived a 100-foot (30-meter) fall after their father leaped off a New Jersey bridge with them in his arms, police said on Tuesday.
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As Vikings receiver Stefon Diggs leaped high to catch a pass from Case Keenum on the right sideline, Williams dove at Diggs' legs in an attempt to bring the receiver down.
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On the next play, the Owls' Aston Walter leaped over the pile at the goal line for a 21-yard TD run that cut the Wake Forest advantage to 251-7.
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Luis Gutiérrez (D-IL), a champion of immigrant rights in Congress, leaped out to say that he would build the wall himself if it meant legalizing the DREAMers, as they're known.
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Kavanaugh couldn't even complete his opening statement to the Senate Judiciary Committee a few weeks ago; protesters (nearly all of them women) leaped out of their seats to disrupt the proceedings.
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Business was good and growing fast, and so when an Amazon executive approached him in April 2018 about buying a third company a few months later, he leaped at the opportunity.
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PAH0-Z0 PAM0-Z0 (GRAPHIC - Palladium spreads: here) Forward and lease rates have also leaped to around 20%, the highest in a year, from around 13% at the start of January.
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O'Brien leaped at the wall to take an extra-base hit, possibly a home run, away from Dodgers 3B Justin Turner in the fifth inning of Arizona's 3-2 victory Monday.
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Source: Aswath Damodaran has more than doubled this year to trade near $250,2100 Wednesday, while rival digital currency Ethereum has leaped more than 245,000 percent to around $200, according to CoinDesk.
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Biden was in Iowa for eight straight days of campaigning to thwart a slide in the polls that has benefited Buttigieg, who leaped into first place in some recent surveys there.
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Nor am I going to pretend to be shocked that Republican presidential candidates leaped, before the facts were all in, to portray this as a humiliation and proof of President Obama's folly.
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In any other year, I don't know that I would have leaped to compare a game like Night in the Woods to a game like Horizon Zero Dawn or Mass Effect: Andromeda.
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As flames leaped from one pine to the next, creating a canopy of fire, his team stopped its truck in a driveway near scattered oak trees, expecting the wildfire to continue unchecked.
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Not only was a president assassinated, but an ex-Marine opened fire from an observation deck in Austin and the homicide rate leaped by more than 50 percent, driven by fatal shootings.
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The day before we each folded our first crane, the wildfires that have been engulfing the neighboring county leaped across the bridge, flamed by the summer's persistent hot winds, to the refinery.
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Chinese e-commerce conglomerate Alibaba has soared 97 percent, search engine Baidu has climbed nearly 47 percent, and Hong Kong-listed tech and gaming giant Tencent has leaped more than 110 percent.
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Two plays later, Rivers floated a pass downfield and Peters leaped up to make an easy interception, and his long return set up first-and-goal at the Chargers' 6-yard line.
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After seeing a screenshot of a text from a frustrated nurse who had no N95 respirator masks and worried about being infected with coronavirus early this week, Julianne Dalcanton leaped into action.
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The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) holds its second meeting of the year on Tuesday and futures have leaped to fully price in a quarter-point cut in interest rates to 0.5%.
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Still, P-245 leaped onto the roof of the animals' enclosure, spooking them so badly that they broke the gate from the inside and delivered themselves to him in an open pen.
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Flash-forward to Wednesday: The number of cases of 2019-nCoV, as the virus is known, has leaped past 6,000, and there are sick people in more than a dozen other countries.
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Elated to be discussing anything but the Trump scandal with his guests — 700 of whom attended, from major companies, international financial organizations, and diplomatic missions — Zelensky practically leaped onto the event stage.
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In the video, which was captured by the salon's surveillance system, the deer leaped right through the front display window and jumped directly over a woman who was seated on the couch.
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Broken glass went flying as the deer leaped into the restaurant ... clearing rows of booths and tables Saturday morning in Rome, NY. Amazingly, it totally stuck the landing -- avoiding people and furniture.
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There were two other people who were stuck due to the mechanical failure: the attraction's operator, and Rodriguez's friend, Eddie Rodriguez, who were both left in the bungee cage that Rodriguez leaped from.
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A decade later, the fearless, perpetually grinning Boenish, who meticulously planned out each jump, led a group of skydivers who leaped off the 3,000-foot summit of El Capitan in Yosemite National Park.
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The unemployment rate for African Americans rose one-tenth of a percentage point to 6%, while the rate for Asians leaped from 2.5% to 3% and the Hispanic level edged higher to 4.3%.
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The building where Oprah Winfrey gave away hundreds of cars, and Tom Cruise famously leaped on the couch is a big pile of dust now, and from its ashes ... Big Macs will rise.
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"While American industry and technology have leaped toward the future, our government agencies have too often remained stuck in the past," Pence said at the meeting at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
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Much of the surge in public jobs came in professional positions which leaped almost 7003,000 in the 12 months to February - and by 107,000 between August and November alone, the ABS data showed.
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When the final trap was laid, Gruchy leaped from the top of a step ladder onto the bed of traps causing them to spring into the air like a wave crashing upon rocks.
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TMZ broke the story ... Fraissl sued the DJ in February 2014 claiming Skrillex leaped off his DJ table while performing at The Belasco Theater in downtown L.A. ... and landed on top of her.
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A fishing trip in Cape Cod turned terrifying for a Massachusetts family when a great white shark leaped out of the water towards their boat and came within reach of the young son.
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The industrials sector was 121 percent higher, with its biggest boost from General Electric Co, which leaped 11 percent after announcing a sale of its biopharma business to Danaher Corp for $21.4 billion.
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One, still photos of men in suits jumping from the top floors of the World Trade Center, their ties whipping upward in the wind as they leaped from one helpless fate to another.
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"When the predatory nature of America's business elites threatened to become an actual political issue, Cory Booker leaped to salve the wounded fee-fees of the crooks," Esquire's Charlie Pierce wrote this month.
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Many pundits have predictably leaped into a frenzied discussion of who is up, who is down, and all of the usual "politics as reality television show" that we've come to expect from them.
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Fuel and cooking oil are no longer available and the price of a kilo of flour leaped to 24,000 IQD ($20) in January, up more than 800 percent from December, the WFP said.
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That morning, on my phone, I'd watched an incredible video in which a cat scaled the outside of an apartment building, reached the tenth floor, then leaped to the ground and scampered away.
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In a sign that the speculative mania is getting out of hand, one very small stock, Future FinTech, briefly leaped more than 200 percent Tuesday despite no clear ties to anything crypto-related.
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New York's Saquon Barkley leaped for a 27-yard touchdown with 753:275 left and the Giants converted a two-point play on Eli Manning's pass to Sterling Shepard, making it 210-23.
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On reading this advertisement I leaped up from my chair, because the stamp he wanted was one of my duplicates (among the stamps that my father had collected in Warsaw, before the cataclysm).
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After a man shouted at her husband and approached his lectern at a New Hampshire rally last month, she leaped from her chair to help others keep the man from getting too close.
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Between 2011—the year the first fulfillment center opened in California— and 2017, the turnover rate in five counties with Amazon warehouses leaped from 38 percent to 100 percent, according to the report.
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The British pound leaped half a cent to $1.35 on a report that British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson "will resign before the weekend" if Prime Minister Theresa May opposes his demands on Brexit.
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Its biggest impact, however, has been political: in a turn that, a few years back, would have seemed inconceivable, the show's star, Volodymyr Zelensky, leaped from the fictional Presidency into the real one.
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Indeed, the day after Fujimori "suspended the constitution, dissolved the congress, sent tanks into the streets and rounded up political opponents," according to the Washington Post, his approval rating leaped to 79 percent.
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The president's latest attack against the central bank came just hours after the Labor Department reported that the number of job openings in the U.S. economy leaped to a record 7.1 million in August.
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After sweeping through the Thousand Oaks area, the Woolsey fire leaped across US Highway 101, rapidly consuming the dry brush in canyons and gulches of the Santa Monica Mountains on its way to Malibu.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar leaped to its highest levels this year against a basket of currencies on Friday despite disappointing U.S. employment data for April, before dropping back to trade little changed.
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Turkey's banks have leaped into action aft President Recep Tayyip Erdogan attacked lenders and the country's central bank, warning them against high borrowing costs in the wake of the failed attempted coup in July.
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Couple that with a storyline that has leaped forward in time by whole years in some episodes, in hopes of eventually catching up with what Masters and Johnson were up to in the 1980s.
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But does anyone think that Trump Jr., when he leaped at the chance to meet with what he thought was an attorney working for the Russian government, knew that he was violating the law?
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With his back to the goal line, Westbrook leaped and came down with the ball over Baylor safety Henry Black and rolled backward over the goal line to put the Sooners up 28-10.
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Still, Democrats leaped into action, demanding that Whitaker recuse himself from the Mueller probe – he's written op-eds in the past that were critical of the investigation – and warning the president against further actions.
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According to FiveThirtyEight's average of polls, support for impeachment among Republicans has increased from 8 percent last month to 16.2 percent presently, while support among independents has leaped from 33.9 percent to 44.4 percent.
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Looking at individual stocks, Vopak leaped to the top of the European benchmark, following the announcement of a 0.5 percent sulfur bunker deal with Maersk that meets international targets aimed at capping marine sulfur.
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When he attempted to stop and question them about drinking and driving, they leaped out of the buggy and disappeared into the woods by the side of the road, according to a police report.
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Clark leaped up in the back of the end zone and hauled in the pass with his fingertips, giving the 22015ers a 249-210 win and sending the franchise to its first-ever Super Bowl.
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Once the prince, 34, greeted 6-year-old Luke Vincent of Buninyong Public School, the young boy leaped into his arms for a giant hug before playfully caressing his face and tugging at his beard.
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Clark leaped up in the back of the end zone and hauled in the pass with his fingertips, giving the 49ers a 28-27 win and sending the franchise to its first-ever Super Bowl.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. crude oil production in October rose to the highest in more than 46 years, while natural gas production leaped to a new record, U.S. Energy Information Administration data showed on Friday.
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Moon leaped at the chance, and just a week later, the North and South held high-level talks at the Demilitarized Zone that separates the rival countries for the first time in about two years.
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The leaped 2.51 percent while the Topix bounced up 2.36 percent, after the final Nikkei Japan manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) rose to 52.4 in December, beating a preliminary reading of 51.9 and November's 51.3.
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White Sox right fielder Alen Hanson robbed Blue Jays slugger Jose Bautista of a home run in the fifth when he leaped and extended his glove just beyond the outfield wall to make the catch.
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The Cardinals thought they tied the game in the bottom of the inning, but Leonys Martin leaped above the center field wall to take a home run away from Paul DeJong and end the game.
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So keen was one of them to prove its worth that it leaped over the wreckage of a burning tank, a jump with an apex of about eight feet and longer than a modern car.
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After the US was hit with several catastrophic hurricanes, the number of people who felt global warming was affecting US weather "a lot" leaped to 33% last October from 25% in May, five months earlier.
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We welcome back Debbie Ellerin, who made her New York Times crossword debut in 2015 with a Monday puzzle and has leaped over the rest of the week to offer us an enjoyable Saturday grid.
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As Franklin brought the performance to its electrifying climax, ad-libbing heart-stopping vocal runs as only she could, the audience leaped to its feet, screaming and applauding in recognition of a legend at work.
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Shortly after Parasite, a Korean-language film, won Best Picture, all of those issues leaped to the forefront of the public conversation surrounding the film — arguably adding even more angles to an already convoluted debate.
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HAD LEXINGTON'S 2007 incarnation been informed that the next Republican president would be a pro-gay, pro-choice, thrice-wed New Yorker, the name of Donald Trump would not have leaped to his august mind.
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Yet the President maintains that the whole episode is nothing but a "witch hunt" and leaped on disputed conclusions by the Republican majority on the House Intelligence Committee this week that there was no collusion.
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In France and Germany, his initial naturalist manner gave way to variants of Impressionism, then leaped to something unprecedented, in representations of life lived, with hard truths and quaking sensitivity, on the brink of derangement.
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If a time-traveler from just 15 years ago leaped into our present, they'd probably be baffled by a world where it's socially acceptable to wander around in public, continually staring at glowing rectangular screens.
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Obama's refusal to react to Syria's abuse of chemical weapons called into question the red line he had established, a line that Assad leaped across with impunity since he was met with no military response.
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And the city of San Francisco — in the midst of the tech boom of the 90s and already experiencing a housing crisis — leaped at the opportunity to build units on a fresh spate of land.
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Before long, he and Jean (who decided to got married after their fourth date in 1979) – along with an intrepid band of thrillseekers – were making headlines as they leaped from skyscrapers, radio antennas, bridges and mountaintops.
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Taylor leaped and reached across the goal line to score a touchdown on fourth-and-goal at the 1-yard line to put the Bills ahead 27-27 on the first play of the fourth quarter.
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John Spincken, 37, of Pequannock, leaped from an overpass on Monday night and into a wooded area near the Wanaque River while holding his two young sons, a New Jersey State Police spokesman confirms to PEOPLE.
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Trump, who declined rigorous preparation for the debate, failed to go after Clinton on her emails with any vigor and leaped at Clinton's obvious bait by defending his comments about a former Miss Universe's weight gain.
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Van Terry, whose daughter was murdered by a convicted sex offender, leaped across a courtroom table in Cleveland on Thursday in an attempt to get at the man who allegedly killed his daughter, according to reports.
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"At one point, he (Manson) leaped across the counsel table at the judge, screaming, 'Someone should cut your head off, old man,' " Linda Deutsch, who covered the proceedings for the Associated Press, recalls during the program.
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They swam rapidly toward the net, followed the metal rim to the point of exit from the water, and leaped upward along the rim and handle, keeping their chin in contact while discharging high-voltage volleys.
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Spot gold prices have leaped almost 30 percent this year, as terrorist attacks, huge volatility in oil prices, the U.K.'s shock vote to leave the European Union and diverging central bank policies have worried investors.
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The pair were neck and neck as they leaped the final jump before Native River, who came in third last year, won a sprint to the finish and ultimately triumphed by four and a half lengths.
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Flows out of actively managed U.S. equity mutual funds leaped to $20.18 billion in 20.71, while flows into passive index funds and ETFs were $20083 billion, according to data provided by the Vanguard Group and Morningstar.
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In April, the cost of the default swap leaped to its highest since July 2016 as North Korea's nuclear threat grew amid a war of words between North Korean state media and President Donald Trump's tweets.
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A 22-year-old man has been hailed as a hero after he selflessly leaped into a roaring river and saved a boy who had fallen in before he tragically succumbed to the river's strong current.
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After a man shouted at her husband and approached his lectern at a New Hampshire rally last month, she leaped from her chair to help others keep the man from getting too close to her husband.
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The episode bore a disquieting similarity to the 2017 attack on the bridge, in which a van careered onto the sidewalk, mowing down pedestrians, before three attackers leaped from the vehicle and struck people with knives.
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At 40-0 and needing only one good serve to reach 5-2, the 33-year-old could barely clear the net and Osaka leaped on the short balls, winning five points in succession to break back.
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Russia's Khabib Nurmagomedov had just forced Irish champion Conor McGregor to tap out in the fourth round — but the winning fighter then leaped out of the octagon and headed straight for McGregor's team, where a fight ensued.
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But they couldn't keep him strapped down for days at a time, and the second Mohammad's restraints were removed, he leaped out of bed and made a beeline for the door, eager to escape this unfamiliar room.
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Boris Johnson, who votes "leave," leaped on official statistics that show net migration into the U.K. increased by 20,000 to 333,000 in 2015 — far above the limit of "tens of thousands" of inflows that Cameron once promised.
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CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. – A court-martial is due to start this week for a Marine Corps drill instructor charged with abusing two Muslim recruits, one of whom leaped to his death last year after a reported altercation.
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Facing third-and-21 on the game's opening drive, Mahomes drew Houston offsides and heaved a 46-yard pass that Tyreek Hill leaped high to snag for the first of three first-quarter scores by Kansas City.
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Christina's car was with Dawna's when the ambush began, and the 31-year-old mother was shot, dying after she leaped from her vehicle in a desperate plea for the attackers to stop, according to Kendra's post.
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Abruptly, Maddy leaped free of Todbaum's BMW, that decrepit father-poisoned vault of a car, or so it felt now, then opened the rear door and swung her titanic backpack onto the curb, before I could help.
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Sources inside the White House have told CNN that Trump sees the move against Cohen as proof that Mueller has leaped far beyond the constraints of his original probe into whether his campaign operatives colluded with Russia.
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I grew up wanting to be a dancer, and when I leaped around our apartment it was the family joke that I had inherited my desire to dance from Leni, who had started off as a dancer.
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BEIJING — Qi Haohan describes with pride the times he has leaped and pirouetted with American dancers across stages in China, and he counts as a major influence Daniil Simkin, a principal dancer with the American Ballet Theater.
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And Democrats have leaped to defend Clinton from criticism that she was slow to evolve on gay marriage, describing her as a fierce advocate for LGBT causes even before she came around to support same-sex marriage.
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Digital currency bitcoin leaped 2,000 percent in the 12 months leading up to mid-December, amid a surge of interest in cryptocurrencies that sent their total market value above $800 billion earlier this month, according to CoinMarketCap.
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Studebaker said ROBO added $1 billion in assets under management over the last 12 months, while Global X said BOTZ's assets under management leaped from $1.5 million at its launch in September 2016 to $236 million Monday.
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After the Minnesota senator defended her "momentary forgetfulness" when she failed to name the president of Mexico in a recent Telemundo interview, Buttigieg leaped in, surely thinking of the criticism he's taken from Klobuchar in recent debates.
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The pound leaped half a percent and hit the day's high of $1.3150 as some investors strengthened bets that May could secure a divorce deal with the European Union before Britain's scheduled March 29 departure from the bloc.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Spaniard Ruth Beitia leaped into the Rio night to win Spain's first Olympic gold medal in women's athletics and claim her first global outdoor high jump crown at the age of 37 on Saturday.
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Bentley regained South Carolina's lead when he leaped high over the line of scrimmage on a sneak at 4:21 for his second TD. He scored the game-winner in a late rally at Ole Miss last Saturday.
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Leaped onto one of the two long dining tables and stood there looking at the ceiling, or the heavens, somewhat like a movie star in a climactic scene, and allowed a terrific energy to consume and become him.
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Wes Anderson's The Grand Budapest Hotel leaped across multiple timelines and nimbly switched between 2.35, 1.85, and 1.37:1 (the so-called "Academy ratio," which was in popular use during the earlier days of Hollywood up until 1952).
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Jim Tramel, 43, of Burlingame, California, saw his daughter, 9, struggling in the pool at a home in Palm Springs during a family gathering and leaped in to save her, police said in a statement obtained by PEOPLE.
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I don't routinely read fashion memoirs, but I leaped on Isaac Mizrahi's I.M. He grew up in Brooklyn's tightknit community of Middle Eastern Jews, whose ancestors immigrated from places like Aleppo, Beirut and Cairo in the early 1900s.
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Russ appeared, in that way he has—somehow both surprising and inevitable, like the moment the wrecking ball finally meets the face of the building—leaped, and swatted Joseph's timid little finger-roll clear off the damn court.
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Also on Tuesday, Massachusetts declared a state of emergency as officials there announced that the number of confirmed cases in the state had leaped to 92, most of them linked to a biotech firm's strategy meeting in Boston.
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"It's part of a broader strategy to catch up with Amazon, Netflix, and Hulu, who seem to have leaped to the next generation of paid video," Arun Sundararajan, a professor of business at NYU who studies technology, argued.
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The Islamic State's de-facto news agency, Amaq, boasted that in the first six weeks of the Mosul battle a hundred and fifty-seven suicide bombers leaped into explosive-laden cars and drove straight into oncoming Iraqi troops.
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Shortstop Didi Gregorius leaped to the top step of the Yankees' dugout and cupped his fingers around his eyes as he stared out toward left field, as if he needed binoculars to follow the flight of the ball.
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One day, spotting two American soldiers being swept out to sea, Flynn leaped off the cliff—"about a forty-foot jump into the swirling waters," he recalls, in his book, "The Field of Fight"—and rescued the men.
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Institutional assets across the country leaped 500 percent from $203 trillion to $7.1 trillion between 2005 and 2015, and could hit $10.8 trillion by 2021 with global asset managers taking an increasing proportion, according to Z-Ben estimates.
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World silver medalist Jarrion Lawson narrowly missed the year's best long jump when he leaped 8.38 metres to defeat world indoor champion Marquis Dendy (8.22) and Erik Kynard cleared 2.30 metres to win his fifth consecutive high jump title.
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" What's more, I think that this storyline suffered because when Serena Joy says, "Maybe we have someone who can help," it's only natural to think that she might have leaped to, "What if Angela spent some time with Janine?
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Three field events also were decided, the most noteworthy being collegiate champion Keturah Orji's third-round triple jump of 14.59 meters to upset U.S. record holder Tori Franklin, who leaped a wind-assisted 14.52 meters on her last attempt.
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One particularly limber cop jumped up onto the stalled bulldozer, climbed into the cab, grabbed White, and leaped off the machine with him—bringing him to the ground with what looked sort of like a top-rope pile driver.
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After Matt Prater kicked a 220-yard field goal as time expired to force overtime, Tate finished the opening drive when he ran through arm tackles by Xavier Rhodes and Harrison Smith and leaped in for the winning score.
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Jeweler Pandora leaped 11.9% after issuing a muted trading update but confirming its financial guidance for 2019, while Britain's John Wood Group led the bounce for oil stocks on the back of escalations in the Middle East, climbing 4.2%.
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At the time Ford's will was executed, it was thought that the yearly expenditure would be around twenty million dollars, but, three years later, it leaped to thirty-eight million, then, a few years after that, sixty-eight million.
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Steel stocks jumped Thursday after a report President Donald Trump said he is considering quotas and tariffs on steel imports to the U.S. Shares of U.S. Steel traded 3.5 percent higher, while AK Steel leaped more than 5.5 percent.
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But according to his mother, he felt stuck in Melbourne in a dead-end job, and when he won a visa lottery to go to the States to be with his long-distance boyfriend, Dylan, he leaped at the chance.
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Holland watched as O'Rourke leaped nimbly up on the countertop at the Sing-A-Long Bar and Grill, which he'd packed to capacity, an overflow crowd next door and dozens more spilling out onto the chilly streets of Mount Vernon.
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Marin's wife, Neusa, has been living in Brazil since her husband's conviction and has not visited him in jail, a fact that Marin's attorneys attributed to her delicate emotional state, but which Judge Chen leaped on in justifying her sentence.
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Every Saturday since February, he has sprayed his "Superman" children's cologne on his neck, leaped down the steep concrete steps leading from his house into a winding, garbage-filled valley, and run past the soldiers standing outside the school gates.
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Sexual violence against women and girls in India leaped onto the global news agenda in 2012 after the "Nirbhaya" case — the brutal gang rape of a 23-year-old medical student on a bus in New Delhi, sparking protests nationwide.
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Fees on business including M&A advisory, equity and bond underwriting as well as syndicated loan arrangement leaped 39% in the first three months of the year from the same period last year to about US$11.6bn, according to Freeman Consulting.
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In the wake of Mitt Romney's defeat in the 623 election, most analysts immediately leaped to the GOP's extraordinarily poor performance with Latino, Asian, and African-American voters as a key weakness for the party in an increasingly diverse country.
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What happened next was captured on a sheriff deputy's dashcam: a wall of fire leaped across the road, its intensity growing as it swallowed the surrounding vegetation, until it looked as if the dash cam was pointed directly at the sun.
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"He just kind of leaped out of the screen for me, and he seemed to be able to pull off a really natural southern accent, which not many people can do," Nichols said when discussing Shannon, who hails from Lexington, Kentucky.
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TOKYO, Nov 22.5 (Reuters) - Japan's benchmark Nikkei share average leaped to 29.7-month highs on Tuesday after a long weekend, as U.S. and Chinese trade negotiators moved closer to sealing a preliminary deal and upbeat Wall Street stocks lifted investor sentiment.
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A few protesters , wearing black clothing and bandannas or masks over their faces, hurled metal police barricades through a plate-glass window of Berkeley's student center; someone set fire to a lighting rig, and flames leaped several stories into the air.
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Pastor Docho Eshete was baptizing at least 80 members of his Protestant congregation at Lake Abaya, in southern Ethiopia, an area known to have a huge crocodile population, when one of the creatures leaped out of the water and grabbed him.
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After Justin Gatlin won the men's 100-meter dash at the U.S. Olympic trials last month, thereby securing his return to the Games in 2016, many in the sold-out stands of Hayward Field, in Eugene, Oregon, leaped to their feet.
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As the administration takes its cues from celebrities, political allies and Fox News, thousands of other offenders who followed Justice Department rules are waiting, passed over as cases that were brought directly to Trump leaped to the front of the line.
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Tate pulled away from a tackle attempt from safety Harrison Smith along the sideline and then leaped into the end zone for a 28-yard touchdown with 8:280 left in OT as he was hit by safety Andrew Sendejo.
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His 1986 book, "The Fanciest Dive: What Happened When the Giant Media Empire of Time/Life Leaped Without Looking Into the Age of High-Tech," foreshadowed the equally disastrous merger of Time Warner and AOL a decade and a half later.
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"The number of Republicans who viewed MetLife unfavorably leaped from 10 percent to 44 percent after learning of the company's decision to end ties with the NRA, while Democrats' favorability with MetLife increased from 49 percent to 68 percent," Ramlet said.
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While her most recent album, "Joanne," had been a modest seller since its release in October and had yet to generate a Top 2800 hit, it leaped to No. 24.7 from No. 66 in the week after the Super Bowl.
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PARIS — A jailbreak of the kind usually dreamed up for Hollywood screenplays unfolded in real life on Sunday in France when a helicopter landed in a prison courtyard and masked men leaped out and spirited away a well-known criminal.
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The 610-foot, 15,000-ton USS Michael Monsoor is the U.S. Navy's second Zumwalt-class guided-missile destroyer, named in tribute of Monsoor, who was killed in 2006 during the Battle for Ramadi when he leaped on a grenade to protect his comrades.
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Senator Chuck Schumer, leader of the Democratic minority in the Senate, leaped on a court filing from the Justice Department that said the entire Obamacare healthcare law - the signature legislative accomplishment of Democratic President Barack Obama - should be struck down in the courts.
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"I know we have no time, but I have to show you this," Carey Mulligan said as she leaped off the couch to grab her glitter-cased phone from across the Utah hotel room we were ensconced in at the Sundance Film Festival.
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Fox News leaped on the story of the caravan the minute it reached Guatemala with captions that talk about a press of people at the "border" and only a tiny note in the corner identifying that "border" as a Central American one.
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The director leaped from beloved indie filmmaker into the A-list when he single-handedly saved one of the worst Marvel franchises—Thor—with the stellar Ragnarok, and the man basically has a free pass to do whatever he wants to now.
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A former federal prosecutor who, like Comey, was fired by Trump, weighed in on previous warnings from the president that he may have recorded his conversations with Comey: Preet Bharara: Trump's sons leaped to his defense: Donald Trump Jr.: Eric Trump: Rep.
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What happened: One of the most controversial goals in soccer history, in the quarterfinal of the 1986 World Cup, Maradona leaped in the air to compete for the ball against England's keeper and appeared to knock the ball in with his hand.
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I think the Academy has leaped ahead tremendously over the past decade in admitting members who are aware of the cultural conversation around films, and aware of the kinds of qualities that make films remain parts of that conversation long after Oscar night.
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In all, the exhibition begins with boldness and then more tentative steps, as if the curators leaped into the space, and then finding themselves with a surfeit of ways that the body can be threatened and pulled apart, opted for one of each.
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At the age of 18, Marino leaped into the limelight when she won the Big Air World Cup event at the iconic Fenway Park baseball stadium in Boston, arriving as an alternate but seizing her chance when fellow American Ty Walker withdrew.
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Anders Lee scored twice and Josh Ho-Sang and Andrew Ladd added goals for the Islanders, who wasted no time taking back the last Eastern Conference wild-card spot after the Toronto Maple Leafs leaped ahead of them earlier in the day.
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Even if the show wants to preserve some of his mystery, we could at least get a better sense of how he and Mike became so tight — something this season mostly relegated to the nine months leaped over in the season's seventh episode time jump.
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As Braun leaped up against the wall to try and snag it, he got a little more than he bargained for, as a Mets fans holding a cup of beer reached down at the same time, seemingly trying to catch the ball in his beverage.
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Barracuda Network's stock leaped almost 19 percent Friday after the company announced higher-than-expected earnings The firm reported earnings per share of 20 cents in its first quarter fiscal report, well above Wall Street estimates for 11 cents a share, according to Reuters.
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Other banks involved in the deal were JPMorgan, which moved up from third to second; Bank of America Merrill Lynch, which solidified its hold on fourth place; Citigroup, which moved from seventh to fifth; and Perella Weinberg Partners, which leaped from 32nd to 14th.
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The so-called Pizzagate controversy leaped from conspiracy-minded corners of the internet into the real world over the weekend when a man from North Carolina fired a rifle inside Comet Ping Pong, a family restaurant in the Northwest quadrant of the nation's capital.
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The right-hander then retired the next 20 batters in a row with the help of another highlight-reel catch by Byron Buxton, who leaped and grabbed Nicholas Castellanos' 53-foot drive at the top of the fence in left-center following Stewart's double.
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The evil clown had already leaped from the pages of fiction into reality in the late 1970s when real-life serial killer John Wayne Gacy was dubbed "Killer Clown" after it was discovered he dressed as "Pogo" performing at fundraisers and children's birthday parties.
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Check out which companies are making headlines before the bell: — Shares leaped more than 16 percent in premarket trade after Digital Realty Trust said it would buy the firm, combining the two data center operators in a deal worth about $7.6 billion in enterprise value.
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Her mother, she says, was "the Catholic daughter of a coal miner and a cafeteria worker" in small-town Pennsylvania; she had met Steinberg's father at a stoplight—he leaped out of a convertible to ask for her number—and got pregnant at nineteen.
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They've been thriving on their usual mix of underneath passes and creative screens, but, with time ticking down to the two-minute warning, Brees finally uncorked a bomb to Ted Ginn Jr., who out-leaped the safety Lamarcus Joyner for the ball 43 yards downfield.
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Cristiano Ronaldo scored an incredible NBA-style header on Wednesday that helped secure a vital three points for Maurizio Sarri&aposs Juventus in Serie A.The Portuguese star leaped high into the air, towering above two Sampdoria defenders, before cushioning the ball into the far corner.
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Steel stocks jumped Thursday after a report President Donald Trump said he is considering quotas and tariffs on steel imports to the U.S. Shares of U.S. Steel traded 3.7 percent higher, AK Steel leaped more than 7 percent and Nucor Corporation rose by 2.6%.
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Then he leaped across the office to grab a sheet of paper — bullet points from a speech he recently gave in Washington, D.C. He ticked them off: Between 2010 and 2014, the EU brought antitrust cases against 81 companies; only 21 were U.S. companies.
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By the time he published his award-winning volume, Spring in the World of Poor Mutts, Ceravolo had turned his romanticism into complex love poems, such as "Ho Ho Ho Caribou," a joyous celebration of his wife and children (dedicated to Rosemary): I Leaped at the caribou.
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Olson gained a bundle of CIA documents stating that his father had exhibited a negative reaction to the LSD, that he'd been brought to New York for psychiatric rehabilitation, and then leaped 13 stories from his hotel window despite his colleagues' best efforts to recover his sanity.
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It's shocking how much less enjoyable the combat is here compared to Avalanche's 2015 Mad Max, where duels on the road would go for several minutes through dazzling storms as vehicles burst into flames, cars smashed into each other, and War Boys leaped from vehicle to vehicle.
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The more nervous or showoffy of the divers climbed and dived, climbed and dived, like good little penguins, but she stayed on the deck loosening up and watching the first races, giving a small jump each time the buzzer cracked and the swimmers leaped off the blocks.
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But the Lightning tied the game on a double-carom shot, as rookie defenseman Jake Dotchin's long shot went off a Carolina player's pad and then, as Johnson leaped to avoid the shot, it ricocheted off his skate and bounced past Lack to tie the game.
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Chinese online sales of physical goods leaped 28.6 percent in the first half of the year, to 2.37 trillion yuan ($350 billion), increasing their share of China's total retail sales to 2400 percent from 2478 percent in the first half of 279, according to official Chinese reports.
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Several startups have leaped across that divide in recent years with the help of the Wells Fargo Innovation Incubator, or IN2, which combines funds from the bank's foundation with research help from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) and the Donald Danforth Plant Science Center (Danforth Center).
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As the other team members asked Joseph to identify himself, Byers heard an unknown voice speaking English and "immediately leaped across the room and selflessly flung his body on top of the American hostage, shielding him from the continued rounds being fired across the room," according to the report.
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The media, so enamored of the political horse race, leaped at the chance to cast Silver as "the spreadsheet psychic" (New York), "the new boyfriend of the chattering class" (The Washington Post), a man who "can see the future" (New York again) and "will reform the media" (Time).
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Having joined the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Peggy Carter, in " Captain America: The First Avenger " and then in two seasons of ABC's " Agent Carter ," Atwell has now leaped back in time, from America in the wake of the Second World War to London in the years preceding the First.
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It's not just that he took his boots off and leaped from the palisade and lifted his hands and flew out over the river and then back and that he felt himself relinquished of his condition and totally free for a few seconds, with the water below him.
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Conspiracy peddlers make their money and retain their audiences by selling panic, and they've leaped onto this new epidemic with glee, using it to sell all kinds of bullshit theories, market questionable products, and—in a particularly depressing twist—push the Trump administration to impose new, xenophobic travel bans.
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He was the first to hear the rumbling hooves of the Dothrakis' approaching army; he dodged fire and Dothraki wrath to aim the scorpion and take down Daenerys's seemingly impenetrable dragon; he leaped in front of Drogon's flaming throat out of nowhere to save Jaime from his boneheaded charge.
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The series picks up from the finale of The Fosters, which aired in 2018 and leaped five years into the future, to a point where two of its foster kids — Callie (Maia Mitchell) and Mariana (Cierra Ramirez) — have embarked on their careers and are headed off into the sunset.
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"I remember a violent move where he threw me into the corner , charged across the ring like an ENRAGED bull and leaped so amazingly high Above me,that his shinbone actually came down giant tree on my collarbone , and I tumbled to the floor," Stallone said in an Instagram post.
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Boston has leaped ahead of Toronto on the strength of four straight wins, matching a run it has accomplished two other times since mid-December, while the Raptors will once again play without leading scorer DeMar DeRozan (ankle) as they seek consecutive victories for the first time in two weeks.
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The Orioles got solo homers from Pedro Alvarez in the second and Chris Davis in the fourth, and an RBI single from Hyun Soo Kim in the seventh — on a fly ball that center fielder Kevin Kiermaier leaped and pulled back from going over the wall, preventing a grand slam.
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New Orleans was going for a game-winning extra point in a wild game against Denver when Justin Simmons leaped over the offensive line, blocked the kick, and watched as his fellow rookie, Will Parks, ran the ball all the way back for a game-winning 2-point conversion return.
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FUNDAMENTALS * STOCKS: On-warrant lead inventories in LME-approved warehouses , or metal not earmarked for delivery, were last reported at 64,475 tonnes, up 49% so far this year, while stockpiles in warehouses tracked by ShFE have leaped nearly 127% since end-September to 35,157 tonnes.
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The violence "started" when protesters threw rocks, and that was the first time that that pattern leaped out at me, and I was like, "Oh, the violence done by the more powerful entity to the less powerful entity is essentially invisible," because that's just- No, the violence started with the riots.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bank earnings from underwriting US syndicated loans leaped to an all-time high in 22017, propelled by an onslaught of deals locking in low interest rates as well as a late-year burst of announced mergers anticipating the biggest US tax system overhaul in more than 22018 years.
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But the crew were temporarily occupied by what they called "a slop-over event": a rogue ember had leaped across a trail that acted as a firebreak at one edge of the burn, sparking a half-acre blaze so hot that standing within a few feet of it made my chest hurt.
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EditorsNote: fixes typo in third-to-last graf Drew Brees threw three touchdown passes to move into second place on the career list and also leaped 1 yard for another score to lead the visiting New Orleans Saints to a 51-14 rout of the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday at Paul Brown Stadium.
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In just 20 years, ischemic heart disease and cerebrovascular disease — two types of cardiovascular disease that affect the heart and brain, respectively — leaped from the fourth and fifth leading cause of premature mortality to the first and second, respectively, bumping lower respiratory infections and neonatal preterm birth complications from the top killers globally.
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They had used some kind of accelerant, they must have, so that when the three children touched their torches to it (angling their bodies away, keeping the greatest distance between themselves and the fire) the flames leaped up the wood, from the base to the ridiculous crown the whole frog blazed up.
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Introduced by Davis to the crowd's delight – Foo Fighters rocker Dave Grohl was particularly thrilled, proving himself a Fanilow as he leaped to his feet and pumped his fists – the singer, 72, performed his breakout hit "Mandy" as footage from him singing the same tune at Davis' inaugural party 40 years ago played overhead.
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Ramos hit his 24.58th homer during Tampa Bay's seven-run inning but the ball went to straightaway center field and not in front of the 212-foot sign in right-center field like Tuesday when Hicks leaped over the fence and forced the catcher to settle for a sacrifice fly and not a grand slam.
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"Now we have to work very, very hard to make sure Steven Matz goes out there every five or six days and Yoenis Cespedes finishes the season healthy," New York manager Terry Collins told reporters after the Mets leaped past Atlanta and into second place in the National League East, 10 ½ games behind Washington.
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Sara was frozen within time even as the television scrolled onward through the miracles of the savanna and the lifting of white names through blackness, then the program leaped a continent into the icy reaches of the North, with its glaciers like green inverse cathedrals and its savage dark beasts swimming in the waters beneath.
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A lawyer for Inyoung You, 21, entered the plea on her behalf during a hearing in Suffolk County Superior Court after she returned from South Korea to face charges brought last month over the May 20 suicide of her college boyfriend, who leaped to his death from a parking garage hours before his graduation.
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Singapore finished the year with 20193 deals that raised around $500 million — the fourth highest IPO proceeds in Southeast Asia behind Vietnam, Thailand and Indonesia, according to data from consultancy EY. Vietnam, which was far behind its larger neighbors just two years ago, leaped to the top in 2018 with five IPOs raising $2.6 billion, EY said.
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He ordered the pilot to fly him to Mexico, but somewhere near the Washington-Oregon border he strapped on a parachute and leaped from the jet into a rainstorm, never to be seen again – although $5,800 of the money was discovered by an 8-year-old boy on the edge of the Columbia River nine years later.
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Still, the way the guy leaped into action when attacked by the assassin (with some help from his wife — Naomi Watts remains a scream in this), and the sudden vision he had of the talking tree from the Black Lodge while subduing said assassin, suggest that he's much closer to snapping out of this state than you might expect.
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READ: Navy SEAL was smart, in superb shape When the other rescue team members asked Joseph to identify himself, Byers heard an unknown voice speaking English and "immediately leaped across the room and selflessly flung his body on top of the American hostage, shielding him from the continued rounds being fired across the room," the report said.
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When the Trump administration announced in September that it was winding down the DACA program, members of Congress from both parties leaped to promise that they'd pass a bill in the next six months to prevent the immigrants protected by the program from losing their work permits and deportation protections en masse starting in early March.
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Biles launched into a pair of back handsprings that took her from one end of the beam to the other, at which point she leaped high enough into the air that as she flipped upside down twice, twisting a full revolution along the way, her dangling ponytail would have grazed the top of a basketball hoop.
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When the Trump administration announced in September 2017 that it was winding down the DACA program, members of Congress from both parties leaped to promise that they'd pass a bill in the next six months to prevent the immigrants protected by the program from losing their work permits and deportation protections en masse starting in early March.
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Over the next few days, she complained to university and local police about Kelley's behavior: that he'd held a gun to her head and threatened to kill her, that he'd leaped in front of her car as she drove on campus and head-butted it, that he repeatedly called her and went to her aunt and uncle's home demanding to see her.
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On Wednesday's episode of The Late Show, Stephen Colbert showed an old clip from the hit show Quantum Leap in which Dr. Sam Beckett (Scott Bakula) leaped into the body of a New York cab driver from the 1950s and influenced a young boy – who just so happens to go by the name of Donald Trump – to get into real estate.
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The Longhorns answered with a 245-yard TD pass from Ehlinger to Collin Johnson early in the second quarter to climb back within 14-7 Texas got its needed TD to open the second half when Ingram, barely staying inbounds as he ran down the sideline and then leaped, scooted 34 yards for a TD that tied the score at 14.
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Democrats and other critics of the president have leaped on this excerpt as evidence that Trump attempted to obstruct justice by interfering with the investigation, which is now helmed by special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE.
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He knew what was expected of him and even looked forward to it, but in no way was he prepared for the flying tigress who leaped on him, tore open the falls of his trousers, and seized his penis, in no way was he prepared for her biting and scratching, thrusting and wriggling, tearing at his and her own clothes, nor for the wrestling and panting.
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Jim JordanJames (Jim) Daniel JordanDemocratic Women's Caucus calls for investigation into Epstein plea deal DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews CNN slams GOP for not appearing on network after mass shootings, conservatives fire back MORE, leaped to assail the Freedom Caucus conservative for comments he made on Monday at a local Rotary Club that appeared to dismiss Ford's account and support Kavanaugh's denials prior to Monday's Senate testimony.
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Danny was supposed to wait outside, or buy himself a coffee, or walk about Kings Cross, or stand at the Coca-Cola sign and watch the traffic below until she texted him — All done mate — and then he hopped, skipped, and leaped back to their place, just like in the triple jump, went in through the glass door and up to Dr. Prakash's sixth-floor flat, straightening it all up, the bed and the bedsheets.
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In the last week of the month alone, the Senate marched toward advancing the GOP's tax bill, the Dow topped 24,000, Bitcoin leaped above $11,000, President Trump retweeted anti-Muslim videos and invoked a rebuke from British Prime Minister Theresa May, Matt Lauer was fired after allegations of sexual misconduct, and North Korea tested another ICBM (a fact that is, as WIRED's own Lily Hay Newman puts it, even scarier than that sounds on its own).
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