A lot of people locked up, locked up in their own mentality.
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Half the doors are locked with arcane traps; the others are just locked.
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Twenty years ago, maybe you wouldn't have locked your door, or locked your car.
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I didn't grow up feeling locked into the princess role, but rather locked out.
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Those guys are getting locked back in, and we're trying to get locked back in.
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The Amazon Key app also shows exactly what times a vehicle is locked and re-locked.
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She doesn't say for sure she's got the job locked -- but, c'mon ... she's got it locked.
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Forstall: We were testing out prototypes behind locked doors on locked floors of a locked building and they were connected to cell towers I had installed in the closet down the hallway.
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Those rolling grass hills were not for us; we were locked in, double‑ locked in—no, triple.
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Clinton hasn't locked down their support, just as Mr. Trump hasn't locked down white working-class Democrats.
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It simply replaces a locked-in, 2628-28503 map with a locked-in, 22019-5 edge instead.
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Because we are talking about Kanye West, so things are never locked down until they are locked down.
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One was locked and obstructed, while the other -- the only egress from the building, was locked from the inside.
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Because if you get locked out from losing a two-factor key, friend you are Locked The Eff Out.
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Getting locked in a room with a cat flap is better than getting locked in a dark cupboard, after all.
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"My whole idea was, if you locked in to Rodeo, you definitely locked into ASTROWORLD," he told Zane Lowe on .
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He adds that there are two types of mid-20s crises: the locked-in crisis and the locked-out crisis.
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In the past the tech giant has locked horns with the FBI over granting access to encrypted messages and locked iPhones.
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"Show When Locked" will allow important medical conditions to be seen on your home screen even if your phone is locked.
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"Your phone is inaccessible, your pictures are locked out, everything in your phone is locked out," Lai said in an interview.
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We were still locked up for all of the head counts, and also locked up at the end of the day.
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Notifications go to your Apple Watch when your phone is locked or asleep (unless your watch is locked with a passcode).
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He and his classmates locked the doors and filed into the music library within the band room and locked that door.
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Following testing, voting equipment is locked and tamper-sealed, and then keys to the voting equipment are locked and sealed separately.
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Though some locked-in patients have some control of their eye movements, those who are completely locked-in have lost such control.
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There are portraits of Scooter locked in an embrace with his wife and of Scooter locked in an embrace with Whoopi Goldberg.
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Then they locked onto a third planet, and so on until all four planets were synchronized and locked into stable stellar orbits.
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Of the six times he was locked out, Hamm said, he was only unfairly locked out (read: the algorithm screwed up) once.
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Clinton hasn't locked up the nomination, but she is locked into a groove that should get her there, barring any unforeseen circumstances.
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The agency is locked in a time warp and people who need to get on airplanes are locked in absurdly long lines.
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This week we'll be removing locked Twitter accounts (locked when we detect suspicious changes in behavior) from follower counts across profiles globally.
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But if we get locked into fixed identities and locked into a cartoon interpretation of the other "team," then we're in deep trouble.
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Everyone has a pass, and you can't move without it or you find yourself locked in a room or locked in a corridor.
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While the justice system keeps people locked up, it also keeps families — mainly women and children — locked down in poverty, shame and stigma.
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There are still 25 million independents locked out of the presidential primaries — and even more voters locked out of federal and state primaries.
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But they found themselves locked out, just as tens of thousands of civilians fleeing the most intense bombing of the war are locked in.
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For Ryan Lochte a locked bathroom door doesn't really mean locked to him and he kicks it open with the help of some friends.
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Antetokounmpo is locked up for the foreseeable future, and Parker should be locked up with a five-year max extension as soon as possible.
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Some of the Jacksonville players locked arms and others hand their hands over their hearts while the Jets mostly locked arms as a team.
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I was never physically restrained by staff or locked up alone, both of which happened to others during my time in the locked ward.
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And what we find when someone gets locked up, it's not just the individual that's getting locked up, their family is paying that price, too.
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AND THAT PHONE WAS STILL LOCKED UP AND MAY STILL BE LOCKED UP. THAT INFORMATION WAS ON THERE AND THAT HAPPENED, HOW WOULD YOU FEEL?
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After all, the words "locked and loaded" directly imply that weapons are, uh, locked and loaded to be delivered at the push of a button.
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There's a locked slot to hold advertising — locked because Williams learned the hard way that inebriated fans sometimes like to break in and steal the ads.
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The ward was kept locked, but according to Ms. Dick's book, he told the doctors that he was the one who should really be locked up.
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We've got to stay locked in, stay locked in to what has gotten us this far with how we've had success and just keep rolling with it.
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"Up North Trip" was less about the condition of being locked up than about living in a world where one could get locked up at any time.
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One of them was locked, and an FBI agent said "any information related to a potential conspiracy" would be found on the locked phone, the NYT reports.
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It's a bit Streisand Effect: before Michael Caine said he wasn't locked in an attic, I never for a second thought he was locked in an attic.
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In the tech space, generally, women have been locked out, people of color have been locked out, and that's a lot of talent we are locking out.
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"If I had to take one of my data files — which we hold in a locked cabinet in a locked room in a locked segment of the building — and try to redact it, it would have far less value than it has when we aggregate it," Thorne says.
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This lack of clarity and, in some cases, a seeming arbitrariness as to whose accounts are locked — and not locked, was a key point of conversation last week.
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In other words, the internal SIM may be locked, but you can "switch" carriers by using another physical SIM that you buy — the device itself is never locked.
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The defense head's remarks come as Apple is locked in a standoff with the government over access to the locked iPhone of one of the San Bernardino terrorists.
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People inside the restaurant fled, and the police locked down the area, ordering patrons of a nearby bookstore and cafe called Politics and Prose to remain locked inside.
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But the researchers say Cortana still responds to other commands when locked, and they're currently researching what else they might get Cortana to do in a locked state.
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Kaitlyn: At the start of the film the alien is a single-celled organism locked in a box, locked in a lab, locked in the corner of the ISS, and Hugh, the biologist on board (Ariyon Bakare) just kind of plays with it and has a nice little friendship with it.
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Speaking to The Verge, Christoph Brandstätter, the hotel's managing director, confirmed that not only were guests not locked in their rooms, the rooms were not remotely locked at all.
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It's a nature walk for me that connects me with nature, not being locked in a room surrounded by tree wallpaper and living life locked inside of a box.
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Avalos, 19, was in her dorm when the alerts went out and she locked her door, which can be "double locked" by turning the handle in a certain manner.
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Rochester said that there are no locked doors in accommodation spaces on ships like the Conception, while Brown noted that the escape routes were likely not locked, just blocked.
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" - Alisson, 33 "Locked grain shed behind a brewpub.
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The prime suspects — inmates — are already locked up.
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Months later, one of the ripples of the terrorist attack hit the tech world, as the FBI locked horns with Apple over the locked iPhone of one of the shooters.
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I left the room and went to another bedroom and locked the door … Robin became so enraged that I had interrupted his 'massage' that he broke down the locked door.
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"We had been through sit-ins and kneel-ins where we had been beat up and locked up and cussed out and locked out," Lowery said in a 1994 interview.
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The Switch is the first Nintendo console for which I've deliberately avoided buying games on physical cartridges in order to enhance its portability, and the last thing I want to do is find myself locked out of the online store, updates, locked my account, or potentially even locked out of the console itself.
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Jane is punished by being tied to a chair and locked in the terrifying red room, and Bertha is punished by being chained to a wall and locked in the attic.
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Locked doors, secret panels, and messages hidden in cubbies are critical to mysteries, and all of these are easily created and locked behind the logical puzzle structure of the adventure game.
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Nevertheless, the enumerators go from locked ward to locked ward to interview nurses and administrators, who sit behind desks piled high with paper records and go through them one by one.
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The locked door will no longer make it clear where the player is not supposed to go, but leaving it open is the easiest, safest fix: no locked door, no problem.
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"We locked every single door in that place, every single door was locked, and we put the patients there, we made sure that our main concern was the patients," she said.
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" At the facility, it's "doors locked by 10 p.m.
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" Later she said: "(Patterson) should stay locked up forever.
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Investigators found bloodstains on his locked van and three .
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O'Rourke — who's locked in a tight race with Sen.
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"I put the kids into the garage and I locked the door up here so they were locked inside and then I told the dogs, 'Go get him,' you know?" she said.
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He locked Moose up days before a scheduled performance with Boosie Badazz, used his music videos as evidence to keep him locked up, and allegedly stole money from the rapper's family shop.
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While I've always locked my own room within the house I lived in at school, living with roommates means that you're depending on others to keep all the doors and windows locked.
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The story we did this season, this was all laid out last June, when he hadn't even, I guess, locked in the actual ... I guess he just about locked in the nomination.
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But fundamentally, just as the Clintons and the media are locked in a pointless, toxic cycle of scandal and cover-up, the Republican Party is locked in its own cycle of pathological overreach.
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They are still smarting that their primary in 2016 came in June, long after the Republican nomination was locked up by Trump and the day after Hillary Clinton locked up the Democratic nomination.
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Las Vegas Fire and Rescue said Anival Angulo then "jumped a locked gate into the complex" and started pulling a steel, dead bolt-locked security bar door until it bent upward and unlatched.
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With the front door locked, they studied the service entrances.
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The News Feed has since been largely locked in place.
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I then ran to my bedroom and locked the door.
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Potentially useful apps shouldn't always be locked behind platform exclusivity.
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Then hide a spare in case you get locked out.
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One woman grabbed at my ankle and we locked eyes.
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His gate, never locked, was draped with bougainvillea and ivy.
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They made the conservative move, and now Miller's locked in.
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We got them locked up and they're not going anywhere.
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Gypsy was a princess locked away by an abusive woman.
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They locked me up for some s— I didn't do!
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The President is locked in an escalating standoff with Iran.
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Did you hear about when the Migos getting locked up?
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"The man gonna get us locked up," chuckled Shaquille O'Neal.
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Caller 2: We're in a locked area of the building.
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I'll never, ever forget that moment when our eyes locked.
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He should be locked up and throw away the key.
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Since 2012, the previous contract has locked in Verisign's annual .
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Previously, pins were locked in place following a ride request.
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The account is locked and not accessible to the public.
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We're definitely locked in for at least one more sequel.
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As it stands, two camps are locked in a showdown.
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So I like to keep those things very locked in.
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Some Redskins players knelt while others stood with locked arms.
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Ariana Grande is clearly locked into her Dangerous Woman evolution.
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A woman and her date stood nearby, also locked out.
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"I was just locked in from the beginning," Gray said.
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He locked in Guinness World Records in 2013 and 33.
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That makes it very hard to get accidentally locked out.
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Strickland is locked in a tight battle with Ohio Sen.
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Zillow has been locked in a battle with Move Inc.
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"All day we are in a locked room," Timofei added.
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With my outfit locked in I moved onto my makeup.
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JUMP bikes are unlocked and locked using a smartphone app.
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You'll get locked out for being under 13 years old.
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The gunman, thinking no one was inside, locked the door.
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CamSoda has also locked down the service ensure proper security.
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He had deeper problems, and really locked into white supremacy.
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But those stories have always been locked away — until now.
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They continued long after Jeffs was arrested and locked up.
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Asked directly whether opioid executives should be locked up, Sen.
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The door was never locked, and anyone could walk in.
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We have short curtains and all the doors are locked.
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Several teachers locked doors to prevent him from getting in.
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Besides, my family is firmly locked into the Apple ecosystem.
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Egypt is locked in a legal dispute with the company.
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The two countries are locked in a bitter trade war.
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Instead, I hurried upstairs and locked myself in my room.
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When asked to leave, the participants locked arms and refused.
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They need to be locked away forever or put away.
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Huawei has already been locked out of the U.S. market.
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Another difference is the time customers' funds are locked up.
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In "Reunited," she breaks completely, spiraling inside a locked bathroom.
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THE palace gates are locked, but the bullet holes remain.
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I had to go through locked doors with electronic codes.
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When it locked onto the ground with radar, everyone cheered.
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Surveillance video allegedly shows Weir approaching the locked gym door.
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We didn't want them to be locked into show business.
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Repeated warnings will result in Super Cruise being locked out.
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I slowly backed out of the doors and locked them.
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The phone also stayed locked when I was wearing headphones.
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Right now transport data is locked up on multiple platforms.
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They tell of a house of locked doors that you
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Some oppressive human has locked him inside for some reason.
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"He's locked in to start Saturday," manager Brad Ausmus said.
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If your phone is locked, your voice chat goes away.
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Never get locked out of a bunch of files again.
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The data is available, but locked in MP3s and PDFs
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Ayotte is locked in a tough reelection fight with Gov.
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At the bottom of the stairs was a locked door.
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Jolene locked the bathroom and trekked to the parking lot.
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If he's a criminal he needs to be locked up.
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"We have locked on Lin as the suspect," Liu said.
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The photos show the couple locked in a romantic embrace.
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Wanna watch Game 7 but you're locked up in jail?
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Most public investors will be locked out of that upside.
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Nick: All we have locked down is the first night.
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Potential jurors' eyes locked on Cosby when he walked in.
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Needless to say, at 1 o'clock the doors remained locked.
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We had no idea how long he was locked inside!
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He was remanded and locked up immediately after the sentencing.
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Protesters locked arms, chanted, and held words of resistance high.
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If I don't pay, I'm immediately and automatically locked out.
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It doesn't need to be locked away in my house.
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White male avatars glaring at me behind locked profiles. Unfollow.
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Now, they've locked up the guy protecting his blind side.
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Ted Cruz are locked in a tight battle for Missouri.
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Somehow, the unidentified contractor got locked inside his strange domain.
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Some peasant to just make sure the doors are locked?
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Others are locked up for running websites without a licence.
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"We locked in and immediately had this connection," Micron explains.
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Things only really locked into place a few years later.
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He really got locked in there on that nice run.
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"People want us dead or locked up forever," he says.
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Often that evidence is locked away in a mobile phone.
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And I'm locked up in one of the buildings now.
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The two countries have been locked in a trade dispute.
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O'Rourke is locked in a competitive race against incumbent Sen.
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Spencer is locked in a glass dungeon, as is Ezra.
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Are the parties you see in LOCKED OFF missing anything?
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We want them caught, locked up, punished and properly rehabilitated.
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Our eyes locked in disbelief, and a friendship was born.
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Buford also locked in Kawhi Leonard with a maximum contract.
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Democrats are locked in a battle to replace retiring Rep.
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The pagoda is where the legendary White Maiden is locked.
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Mr. Sanders is locked in a tight race with Mrs.
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It's a document that gets locked in a vault, basically.
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"If you do the conversion, you're locked in," Ramnani said.
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Mr. Gudkov was locked in a tight race on Sunday.
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A tax cut wasn't locked in, but it seemed probable.
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The wooden house was then locked and set on fire.
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PT and locked down the school before summoning game wardens.
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"The United States military is locked and loaded," he said.
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SWAT set off a device to enter a locked fence.
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Thule is locked in by ice nine months each year.
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Two dogs, locked in the cage, going for the jugular.
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And there's things we've got locked in, they're just wrong.
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After two hours, the toys and games are locked away.
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McConnell locked up the vote of another important moderate, Sen.
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Meanwhile, others found themselves locked out of their "Fortnite" accounts.
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That inmate was supposed to be locked in his cell.
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Warren and McConnell have locked horns during the Trump administration.
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He also performed "Locked Out of Heaven" and "Young Girls."
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Bears Ears locked up another 109,000 acres of state land.
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I was locked in for the rest of the game.
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"At this point we have locked in contracts," he said.
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All trash cans along Broadway were locked up for safety.
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The hotel was locked down for at least an hour.
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I am locked in the ash oven of a forest.
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This is info that the best fuckers have locked down.
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Records show she's still locked up as of this post.
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And really, what is a locked gate to a giant?
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Locked cases that can be easily opened are not permitted.
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All those guys are still locked in their cells, too.
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They've locked down wings for that exact reason, the twats.
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The gates are locked shut from to the power outage.
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When I was inside, I locked it behind me immediately.
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When we were locked up and we didn't eat, Mommy?
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Locked up, stored safely, and out of reach of children.
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He is politics as banging on a locked bathroom door.
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He did not get locked in an attic that time.
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They locked and barricaded the door with a cabinet drawer.
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Under a CR, budgets will be locked at FY19 levels.
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Her husband had locked the girl in a windowless room.
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After dominating Super Tuesday, he locked down the Democratic nomination.
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The caseworker locked up the house and kenneled the dogs.
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She'd initially been locked up for raiding the neighbors' crops.
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Mr. Smith and Ms. Basile locked eyes in instant recognition.
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They're also locked in a bitter fight over child support.
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Beatings with extension cords, whole days locked in the closet.
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It is locked into a cycle that almost guarantees success.
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When the family left the house she was locked inside.
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I'd even give a cameo to the locked filing cabinet.
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"I'm locked, loaded, and ready to go," one message read.
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"The radio is always locked there {on 96.3}," Jenifer said.
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Standing with locked arms is good, kneeling is not acceptable.
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Three "no's" suggests that the door has been triple locked.
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I approached Mr. Smorodinov as he was being locked in.
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The brake was locked but he knocked it climbing on.
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Allen is currently locked in a court battle with Amazon.
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"Our clients are getting locked up every night," Charlton said.
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Incriminating documents were destroyed or locked away in a safe.
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You basically made no money; you were locked into place.
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Otherwise, he speculated, the records might remain locked away indefinitely.
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"It could have locked up the gears," Mr. Mester said.
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I need somebody to put me behind a locked door.
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We are locked in a kind of cold civil war.
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He locked her in his bedroom and went to work.
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Now he was locked up for murder, the bishop said.
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The large wooden doors to the entrance are usually locked.
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"He locked him up, and that was huge," Pearl said.
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Parts of that city were locked down for a day.
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The two men had been locked in a long struggle.
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During the anthem, the players stood with their arms locked.
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Wuhan has been locked down for more than a month.
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Standing with locked arms is good, kneeling is not acceptable.
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John Kasich (R), Trump had effectively locked up the race.
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I got up to leave, but the door was locked.
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Oh, poor Anne, well, Janet locked ... Is Anne the baby?
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Locked bathrooms, too, and many bathtubs have become psychotherapy couches.
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"My civility is locked in a cage," said one sign.
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He looked uncertain, then closed the door and locked it.
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The club is locked in stasis until that is resolved.
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The hackers locked up IDT data and demanded a ransom.
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I followed the manager downstairs, eyes locked on his back.
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In fact, the workers in the play are locked out.
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Nathan locked her out of the house until she apologized.
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After a bad one he locked himself in his office.
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Was Trump locked out from participating in House impeachment proceedings?
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Marsha Blackburn already are locked in a general election battle.
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Sherman dropped his butt and locked out his front legs.
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Plus two weeks locked up with my kind of people.
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In some cases, team owners locked arms with their players.
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"I was locked up for about 27 hours," he said.
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I had locked the door and I lost the keys.
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Police found a badly wounded Tackett in a locked storeroom.
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The president has said that America is "locked and loaded".
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The police quickly locked down the island, barring all visitors.
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America was locked in a struggle for its very existence.
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Mr. Bryan has been locked up for about 30 years.
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A: I kind of locked up and got really quiet.
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Garnett said he wasn't concerned about sheriffs being locked up.
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Some Republicans who are locked in competitive races, like Sen.
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Locked and loaded Can't post your gun pics on Facebook?
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I get to door; is locked the same as always.
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For several days, all of the prisons were locked down.
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The men locked eyes and nodded simultaneously: Gratitude acknowledged, accepted.
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Bar employees crowded behind the locked glass doors to watch.
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She ran to the store bathroom and locked herself inside.
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When we walk, we keep the pelvis locked and vertical.
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"I'm locked in on the present right now," LeVert said.
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She questioned why power was locked up in political dynasties.
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It has been locked in perpetual conflict with neighboring Ethiopia.
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Rick Scott already locked in a fierce general election battle.
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We locked picture and I went into labor that night.
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There's no physical box locked away in a vault somewhere.
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It looks like it's finally maybe locked into the gear.
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There's no locked door or secret handshake to get in.
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We are almost completely locked down as a nation, ideologically.
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I think Patrick is locked right now in that area.
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Literally being locked in a basket, I found that inspiring.
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Blac Youngsta is currently locked up in Harris County Jail.
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Cosby was denied bail and will be locked up immediately.
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If Kansas City wins, Houston is locked into its seed.
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McConnell's Bluegrass State, have minimum wages still locked at $2900.
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Think of the iMac as a memory palace that's locked.
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Only the team that locked a block can unlock it.
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In addition, the U.S. isn't locked into any specific actions.
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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders locked in a tight race.
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If I don't hit the quota, I get locked out.
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Having him locked away in jail was gloomy and unsettling.
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We locked eyes and played a mental game of chicken.
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Go deeper ... "Locked and loaded": Washington braces for impeachment battle
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Yeah, Jussie's locked up a spot on Santa's nice list.
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She found Kercher's door locked and assumed she was sleeping.
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Many inmates weathered the storm still locked in their cells.
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He locked it in because he knew we had it.
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At once Mark realized he should have locked the door.
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Her Twitter account has since been locked, but it remains.
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My brother slammed the door shut and locked the bolt.
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Like they said in 'Next Friday' ... no more locked doors!
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Chicano and Rey Jaguar immediately locked in a grapple hold.
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Today I am the one to be locked behind bars.
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Even attempting to resolve the issue was made complicated when her Twitter account was locked after she attempted to draw attention to the problem, meaning she was locked out of the three accounts simultaneously.
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The Johns Hopkins researchers classified secure storage as locked in a gun safe, cabinet or case, locked into a gun rack, or stored with a trigger lock or other device on the gun itself.
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FBI director Comey had hinted that the bureau was still struggling with a locked phone from the San Bernardino case, but the bureau had been complaining about locked phones for more than a year.
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In my case, the entire locked-account saga was pretty low stakes compared to others who rely on their accounts as a means to be heard and who've been locked or suspended on a technicality.
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A brand new, locked cellphone is generally "locked" to the wireless network you bought it for: An AT&T smartphone will only work on AT&T, and a Sprint smartphone will only work on Sprint.
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" Bates added that the Wireless Alliance separates locked phones from unlocked ones and ultimately has to disassemble and shred them: "iCloud locked devices can only be resold for their parts value and residual metals value.
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The judge's ruling effectively locked it out of the capital markets.
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Oil-rich Venezuela is locked in a political and economic crisis.
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But, it's locked in a legalese—we don't own the tracks.
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She was locked in her cell for 22 hours a day.
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But nothing much happens there, either, because everyone is locked in.
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Whatever you think is inside this locked closet it probably wrong.
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Ron DeSantis (R) are locked in a close race for governor.
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We made it very clear that the dog door remains locked.
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And anyone else Andrew Garfield might have locked lips with lately.
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The engines were then locked at idle, leaving only one working.
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He said that the doors to the home had been locked.
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But I closed it and then last night, I locked it.
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The doors were locked even though they arrived during visiting hours.
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And Dave, when he plays, you can tell he's locked in.
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I wanted to show compassion not to have them locked up.
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The door was locked, he said, and the lobby was empty.
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I then was locked up here [in Zurich] after this festival.
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I have anxiety about it and I keep my doors locked.
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He locked himself in his office and hid under his desk.
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Were they the same staff who locked crying toddlers in cages!?
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Some victims were burned alive after being locked inside a barn.
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The United States is locked in a trade war with China.
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Once he's locked up, he's forced off the drugs cold turkey.
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The rest of their stakes will be locked up through 2020.
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I end up dropping my house key and get locked out.
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Residents were warned to keep their doors locked and vehicles secured.
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Our relationship dynamics had matured, even while I was locked up.
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That doesn't mean I deserve to be locked up for life.
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Since the coup, more than 100 journalists have been locked up.
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"Everything's locked down, so they can't screw with it," he said.
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"At that point, Obama's already locked up the nomination," Bullock says.
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Much of Sanders' support was locked in earlier in the race.
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That partly reflects increasingly tough punishments for those already locked up.
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Everything is idiot-proof, floodlit, locked up, and covered in CCTV.
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But once he was locked up, the murders seemed to stop.
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We yearn for long weekends locked indoors, what can we say?
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But they are locked in a struggle with the old guard.
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Rabbi Savitsky shoved him into a bathroom and locked the door.
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Mr Sisi's regime has locked up tens of thousands of dissidents.
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She was looking for dates when the mother was locked up.
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She locked herself in her apartment, refusing to give it back.
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But it's also aimed at keeping you locked into your iPhone.
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Ted Strickland is locked in a tight contest with GOP Sen.
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They tied her up and locked her in the temple alone.
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Eyes locked, they start to spin and the room goes quiet.
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I went through the side entrance to my room, locked it.
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The front wheel briefly locked, but he managed to stay upright.
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He ran hard against Mr Trump and locked up institutional support.
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Plus, many people are locked out of borrowing off their home.
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At one point, he was to be locked up through 2085.
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As long as Blockers are present, the team's Bank stays locked.
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The AAP advises that all guns be stored unloaded and locked.
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Once locked in, that talent is then assigned to important projects.
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Iran and Saudi Arabia are locked in a regional power struggle.
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Will individuals be freed or locked into purely commerce-driven experiences?
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Many think he has already locked down the No. 1 pick.
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It becomes a feedback loop in which they are locked together.
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Under that schedule, shareholders would remain fully locked up until November.
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So it keeps them locked and loaded to do the quickstep.
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He kept his phone locked, and she doesn't know the passcode.
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Others were locked in cages for the majority of the day.
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Unclear if Guetta locked it down, but Jessica looks extremely happy.
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Maybe they're locked up somewhere on a dead man's hard drive.
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He also tricked three young siblings into opening their locked doors.
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The Pistons then locked things up with a 10-0 run.
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Then he ordered another prostitute and locked himself in his room.
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The phone's waterproofing also works without the stylus locked into place.
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To be clear, none of this is locked in, not exactly.
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"Jimmy really wasn't locked in tonight," Brewers manager Craig Counsell said.
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A burglar who is locked up cannot break into your home.
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The outlet reported the unidentified suspect locked himself inside for hours.
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Ron Johnson (who is locked in a tight election battle), Gov.
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All three senators are locked in tight contests on Nov. 6.
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Plunkett's dorm room door, almost always open to others, remained locked.
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Eventually, the mudballs solidified and were locked into their current shape.
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She stole his bank card and locked him in his apartment.
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The PCs, Jensen and his neighbors quickly discovered, were irreversibly locked.
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An associate had to pull it out of locked glass case.
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As soon he locked eyes with Jennifer, the two were smitten.
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The Army keeps them locked up in its mammoth storage facility.
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"Everyone is keeping their door locked during the day," McDonald said.
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This type of carbon can potentially stay locked away for centuries.
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Clinton is currently locked in a tight battle with Vermont Sen.
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The Roosevelt is suing Suntoucher Entertainment, claiming they locked Thugger's Oct.
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Egypt has locked up more journalists than any country save China.
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Eventually they reach the door to the roof and it's locked.
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Democrats have locked on Trump's behavior toward women in recent weeks.
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He also locked the gate back, she said — locking them inside.
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At first much of the sprawling military base was locked down.
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Now you can keep your emails locked up and secure, too.
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"But if the convention's locked up, there's a possibility," he said.
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Apple and Nokia are no longer locked in a legal duel.
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The virus locked up computers in car factories, hospitals and schools.
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Previously, packaging showed animals and their young locked up in cages.
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Major no-no ... and the judge locked her up for it.
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Regardless, it resulted in a reset password and a locked device.
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And they just locked the doors and just kept everyone in.
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Many activists have been locked up, along with thousands of Islamists.
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I looked around in desperation and locked eyes with a man.
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Boethius wrote The Consolation of Philosophy while locked in a tower.
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Some of it is locked up in long-term financing deals.
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I went by myself and locked myself in for seven days.
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If he goes to jail, he's locked away as a victim.
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In No Exit, three sinners are locked in a room together.
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Lebanese leaders spent the 1950s locked in a diplomatic dance—becoming
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One man had spent three and a half years locked up.
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But perhaps the man never actually locked himself in the room.
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"We locked the door and turned off the light," he says.
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The two first locked eyes on a dusty battlefield in Ramadi.
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Some people were locked inside a building and some were chained.
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If they do vote, it's very likely Democrats get locked out.
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As a result more than $2 trillion dollars is "locked" overseas.
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Apple and Qualcomm are locked in court battles around the world.
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But the situation now seems locked into cycles of increasing desperation.
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Skip would say the safe was broken, or locked—stupid excuses.
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The totally locked-in concentration they have to follow a scene?
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The Senate floor sits empty, locked into an endless quorum call.
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Apple and Qualcomm are locked in court battles around the world.
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States, locked in that escalating cycle, struggle to re-establish order.
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Today that patio is behind locked doors, obscured by frosted glass.
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Another shopper had accidentally locked the door on the way out.
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Reality check Most of the tax plan is largely locked in.
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Their interventions have locked the war into an ever-worsening stalemate.
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If the screen is locked, you'll only see the icons.2.
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Oh, yeah, my inability to handle a locked and loaded cellphone.
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Monica Rochester said there were no locked doors where guests slept.
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Schools were locked down while officials searched the buildings, officials said.
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Each room is opened and locked through an electronic key card.
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Once inside, he locked the door and would not come out.
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He remains locked in a close race with Democrat Stacey Abrams.
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Republicans are locked in a competitive primary to take on Baldwin.
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Nelson and Gillum are both locked in tight elections against Gov.
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Three of the volunteers managed to get into the locked house.
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Nelson is locked in a tight reelection battle against Florida Gov.
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Since then both companies have been locked in a spending war.
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Everything gets locked in place and starts getting old and declines.
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At this point, people were locked into either iPhone or Android.
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"We're really locked in and seeing prices move down," he said.
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It doesn't matter if your iPhone is locked or unlocked. 3.
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But the school was on lockdown and the doors were locked.
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As for the countryside, everyone out there was locked and loaded.
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Both are locked in a cycle of threat and counter threat.
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Enterprises don't like to be locked in to a single vendor.
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"We locked up and he was a tough kid," Schuko said.
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Both goalies remained locked in during the second period as well.
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How to recover quickly if you get locked out of Google
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He is locked in a tight race with Democrat Leslie Cockburn.
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Millions are locked in institutional disparities as old as our republic.
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The lights on the first floor were dim, the doors locked.
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We watched in horror as children were locked up in cages.
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Clinton and Mr. Trump remain locked in tight races in Missouri.
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Or, something I've heard is that people get locked away forever.
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Or a look and that gesture if your phone is locked.
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WATCH: Locked Off – Britain's Illegal Rave Renaissance: Was there much violence?
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Joe Donnelly and Republican challenger Mike Braun locked in a tie.
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She stumbled to the back of the building, still locked outside.
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While Cookie was locked up he worked as a hit man.
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The world is locked in a struggle between love and fear.
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At first it was locked down to just a few states.
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The ex-senator pulled and pulled but the door was locked.
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They are still locked out two and a half years later.
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Most of the awards are basically locked up at this point.
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Two other attendees confirmed people were locked in and passing out.
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When the officer locked us in, the guy got up immediately.
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Every time Shaver got locked up, her methadone treatment was interrupted.
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But then, when he said he wasn't locked in an attic?
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Question: how could Michael Caine ever get locked in an attic?
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Expensive simulators are often kept locked away, with high maintenance costs.
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Cock cages were locked, subs were punished, and butts were sniffed.
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Naval Base Point Loma was also locked down, local outlets reported.
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Now, it's pretty much just the two rivals, locked in battle.
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You're not locked into Amazon Day for all your future orders.
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I have the pictures in a locked folder on my phone.
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MONDALE, 9:38: It says he is locked in with Trump.
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Biden and Sanders are locked in a battle for Democrats' nod.
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He was perplexed to find them locked, and the synagogue empty.
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The door was locked, and she was thrown onto the bed.
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Barrels are often locked in the dark in cellars and warehouses.
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And I follow a kind of map and everybody's locked in.
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Not with all of these podcasts, people are locked in, man.
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The team was, for the entire tournament, almost unfathomably locked-in.
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You guys recently locked up the Olympics through, I think, 2000?
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Egypt and Syria have locked up countless critics over the years.
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He was locked up and blindfolded, and he can't remember much.
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They're locked in competition with foreign competitors like Volkswagen and Toyota.
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Several Democratic incumbents are locked in tough campaigns for re-election.
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Those are now kept safely locked in storage, like radioactive material.
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Mobile phone companies are locked in a dogfight for market share.
|
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Apple and Qualcomm are now locked in a bitter legal dispute.
|
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The inmates are not locked in their cells during the day.
|
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He locked himself in a cabana, where he unzipped and unsuited.
|
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Growing up, everyone knew everyone, and no one locked their doors.
|
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Biden, he said, locked people up, rather than "lifting" them up.
|
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Clinton has, for all intents and purposes, locked the nomination up.
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Others hadn't even heard of D&D until getting locked up.
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They were all written while we were locked up at Loretto.
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This weekend, Twitter locked The New York Times's international team account.
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At Mile 24, her calves and quads and hamstrings locked up.
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Those not locked up live in a world of constant surveillance.
|
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At least portions of the White House complex were locked down.
|
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"You're locked out of that too?" the gentleman helping me asked.
|
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Kennedy, who is locked in a contentious primary against sitting Sen.
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I don't even remember whether I locked the gate or not.
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So I put my feelings in a safe and locked it.
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At home, the crown prince has locked up civil society activists.
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You could be locked in a cage with a ravenous tiger.
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Locked in a small room with a swarm of rabid ferrets.
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And you don't have to be locked into just one resort.
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A pet store has locked up and left the animals inside.
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He tilts forward in anticipation, his eyes locked on the football.
|
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Their lips were locked — with only their face masks between them.
|
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"She was a strong dancer locked in the dainty," he said.
|
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Then she locked him in the dog house for some hours.
|
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Hundreds of Kashmiri politicians and activists have since been locked up.
|
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"I quickly closed the door again and locked it," she said.
|
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Everyone must joke that feeling locked up sounds exactly like Chidi.
|
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"He's locked in every pitch, the whole at-bat," Davis said.
|
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"Had to fly N.Y.," read a sign on the locked door.
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Authorities have locked down multiple towns and canceled major public events.
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Instead, I found myself locked in a family immigration detention center.
|
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The judge locked the other and rammed a chair against it.
|
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People began rattling the locked door handles from the other side.
|
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Only a Locked Door Stopped a Massacre at a German Synagogue.
|
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And his was hardly the only body locked behind steel gates.
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Ten smaller Lombard towns to Milan's south have been locked down.
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These characters are not locked in a good system gone wrong.
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Her mother regularly beat her and locked her in a closet.
|
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Grayson is locked in a heated Democratic primary battle against Rep.
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People who've been locked up have a hard time getting work.
|
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Republicans locked it in without giving away anything new on immigration.
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Clinton deserved to be locked up — until Mr. Trump became president.
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They were locked arm in arm, chanting, waving flags and signs.
|
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But with so few votes locked in, everything remains highly speculative.
|
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They are pulled out of school and locked in the house.
|
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The building has been evacuated at this time and locked down.
|
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In Missouri, he and Cruz were locked in a tight contest.
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Parts of the wider facility were locked down during the standoff.
|
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Namely: The iPhone Upgrade Program keeps you locked into Apple's ecosystem.
|
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Today, he discovered his account has been locked for impersonation again.
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Four Democratic primary candidates locked in a near tie in Iowa.
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Buttigieg and Biden are locked in a tight race with Sens.
|
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Latino support was not locked in for Sanders in this campaign.
|
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Access to the penthouse comes via a private key-locked elevator.
|
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If it&aposs locked, enter its password, and then tap "Connect."
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And, you&aposre by no means locked into selling through Rebag.
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The tuna had very big eyes and locked me into them.
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Vodafone and India remain locked in international arbitration over the dispute.
|
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Any mathematical revelations it found are locked within its neural layers.
|
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"In China, we'll have the whole thing locked up," Simonds said.
|
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"I was locked in from the first pitch on," Gausman said.
|
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The wheels never locked into position and I never lost momentum.
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Engineers simply locked in a good balance of comfort and control.
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Just from the beginning of the game we were locked in.
|
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Privacy and technology has always been locked in an existential struggle.
|
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"For 16 days I was locked in that room," she said.
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That morning, law enforcement found one particular restaurant dark and locked.
|
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Without it, Democrats may be locked out of the White House.
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However, this can be done while the iOS device is locked.
|
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McKelvey, however, likely remains locked out of the three-comma club.
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Apple keeps those repair manuals locked up somewhere far, far away.
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Land-locked South Sudan sells its crude via pipeline through Sudan.
|
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How did that voice seep into a locked room of conspirators?
|
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The government has locked up members of the opposition and journalists.
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Since then, Manafort has been locked up in jails in Virginia.
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Once they're locked in, their wages drop and drop and drop.
|
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Wendy's officially locked down her own place in Manhattan, as well.
|
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Some were locked in an embrace, he told Greek state television.
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They locked themselves in the bathroom, but it filled with smoke.
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As I locked up my bike, I saw my friend Richard.
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She knew things were going south when he locked the door.
|
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If he had admitted it, they would have locked him up.
|
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" He has warned that the United States is "locked and loaded.
|
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In Phoenix, an unpaid landlord locked students out of their classrooms.
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Down the stretch in big games, he's really locked people up.
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It's unacceptable to be locked out of homes for so long.
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Honestly there is not one locked door in this whole movie.
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I got the eyes just right, and the drawing locked in.
|
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Then two men arrived and locked the boys in the room.
|
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No triad wants his men locked up for 25 years now.
|
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Not even animals should be locked up, much less a person.
|
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"My voice just—my throat locked," she told NPR last year.
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If your bike is locked up outside your apartment, you can have that same movement trigger a Nestcam to start recording, or send a message that makes sure the Smartlock on your front door is locked.
|
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That's when he head locked me me by his arm around my neck, punched on me in my head and then he head locked me again but this time choking me, I was gasping for [air].
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But for the most part, if you live in my current neighborhood, you're locked into AT&T U-verse, and if you live in my old neighborhood, you're locked into Time Warner Cable (now merged with Spectrum).
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But when we arrive, the station is locked up and nobody's home.
|
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Bewildered, he locked himself in his bedroom and ate the whole bag.
|
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By now consumers and online giants are locked in an awkward embrace.
|
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Critical media outlets have been shut down and muckraking journalists locked up.
|
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What happens when one tries to crack into a locked Android phone?
|
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There, they attempted and failed to break open Kercher's locked bedroom door.
|
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To make matters worse, it's behind a door locked with a screw.
|
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In fact, Kaling was the first actress locked down by the director.
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Refugees fear that they will be locked out of their homeland altogether.
|
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The two locked arms as they stared back at the white nationalist.
|
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Notification contents in iOS 11 are hidden on locked devices by default.
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When he takes the stage, he's locked in a state of Zen.
|
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He's not locked up, and there's actually some good news for Meek.
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And abolishing ICE, they&aposre going to be less criminals locked up.
|
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That update was locked away in a closed beta since late-2016.
|
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Individuals are locked up for months, even years, in prison-like conditions.
|
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"(Turner) has been locked in since spring training," manager Dave Roberts said.
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Young healthy people are more likely to be locked out of healthcare.
|
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What can you do if you're locked out of your own satellite?
|
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These are cards that are locked to a single website, for example.
|
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Before she was locked down it was like, let's live it up.
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Every little thing I do, I'm very focused and locked in on.
|
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Nearly half of all federal inmates are locked up for drug offenses.
|
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Benanati says the children were locked in their rooms at the time.
|
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"I was locked in all game; I felt really good," Fiers said.
|
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We get sent to hell, we get locked in the Instagram server.
|
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He's locked down on an affordable deal for the next four years.
|
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They go on shouting and arguing through the locked door for awhile.
|
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You can now start using Cortana even when the system is locked.
|
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If they can't guarantee the device isn't still locked, don't buy it.
|
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J Lawr likes locked doors and little risk, and that's perfectly okay.
|
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However, we do seem to be locked for this to happen here.
|
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The United States is already locked in a trade war with China.
|
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VICE have repeatedly sought comment from the police in making Locked Off.
|
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So he went into his room, locked the door, and called USADA.
|
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"They keep that (stuff) locked down tight," one veteran FBI agent said.
|
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Several doors were locked inside the home and she could not escape.
|
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A few minutes after departure, they started banging on the locked doors.
|
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Who is going to be locked up for a long, long time.
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TC: Hedge funds don't mind being locked up for a dozen years?
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West had been locked as one of the Coachella headliners until Jan.
|
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He pulled on the doors of multiple entrances, but they were locked.
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Con: They're locked on a hard drive, never to be seen again.
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Police patrol outside a locked Columbine High School in Littleton last month.
|
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Hard-line demonstrators and the embattled authorities are locked in an impasse.
|
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Meanwhile, the government has locked their assets in low-interest-bearing accounts.
|
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Us dipping from the hotel to skate and almost getting locked up.
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"Cloud saves are not locked behind the gaming platform," the company explains.
|
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In 17578433, the global community was locked in on the World Cup.
|
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After more than eight years locked away, wardens still made her nervous.
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They're locked to a piece of concrete that's lodged in the vehicle.
|
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Those locked up for less than six months could be let out.
|
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The world champion safecracker was, momentarily, locked out of his own house.
|
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Two explanations have emerged for why FinCEN personnel have been locked out.
|
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Once opened, it freezes data block by block until everything is locked.
|
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You're locked into Apple News, and this can be frustrating at times.
|
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He was convicted in 2008 and has been locked up ever since.
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The entire process is repeated each evening, when the church is locked.
|
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Both Biden and Sanders are locked in a tight race in Iowa.
|
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Once he'd locked in on that, I started writing the script itself.
|
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Most opt to open a locked safe anyway, sometimes at significant cost.
|
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And that is why you always make sure you locked your doors.
|
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Since October 26th the country has been locked in a constitutional crisis.
|
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Police attempted to open the vehicle's doors, only to find them locked.
|
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We can look at the planet without being locked in the system.
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The man tried to open the car's door, but it was locked.
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We're able to perform it and have all the steps locked down.
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I locked eyes with someone and we both just shook our heads.
|
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Some criminals are so dangerous that they need to be locked up.
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Gold retraced some of the earlier gains as traders locked in gains.
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The two sides are locked in a court dispute over the transaction.
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So many schools just insist teachers keep doors locked during class time.
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Even the carbon in the wood itself doesn't all stay locked up.
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Kerr said he had already locked himself out of his office twice.
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I knew that I had basically locked in a career in venture.
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We keep it locked in our heads or in small professional circles.
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That data will need to be locked to those specific apps only.
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Utah locked up the No. 643 seed for the Western Conference playoffs.
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Then slammed the door leading into the house and locked that, too.
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Sanders and Clinton are still locked in a virtual tie for first.
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After changing, I locked up my clothes and belongings inside nearby lockers.
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It wasn't locked down, it didn't require insane hacking to change things.
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He said he was locked in the cage temporarily and then processed.
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We actually locked the design, to let you know, in November [2016].
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Articles 11 and 13 are currently locked into the Copyright Directive itself.
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"Bikes have always locked to things," Ericson said in a press release.
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The responding officer found all windows and doors in the home locked.
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I went to see Ai Wei Wei when he was locked up.
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The regulations were seemingly locked in by the Obama administration on Jan.
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Until now, Google has locked phone and tablet makers into its ecosystem.
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Some of the more advanced tools are locked behind in-app purchases.
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Seven out of ten inmates are locked up for drug-related offences.
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Essentially, the sisters are locked in a perpetual state of arrested development.
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It is locked in ferocious competition with Microsoft, Google and several others.
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She's locked in a new job for Grace: redesigning the Oval Office.
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If a porch door is locked, a house doesn't become a fortress.
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The Security Council of the United Nations has been locked in debate.
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We're told this isn't the first time the two have locked lips.
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A second door she thought could be her escape was also locked.
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What's most puzzling is how they are getting into these locked phones.
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When the president was eventually escorted to it, he found it locked.
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In a lockout, exterior doors are locked, and school continues as normal.
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"We were locked on the base" when not on duty, he said.
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If it's unclear who owns the locked device, however, things get dicier.
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The children were locked in their rooms at the time, Benenati says.
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He and his partner became locked in disagreement over what to do.
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You care more about them brothers locked up than your own brother.
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His desk wasn't locked when he had that girl in his office.
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Just as filing cabinets can be locked, encryption should not be curtailed.
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I found out his license had expired and now he's locked up.
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We are finding many people hiding in locked areas at The Landing.
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Once the game ended, the Marlins locked arms around the pitcher's mound.
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Which is not to say that he was locked in silent study.
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Now LendUp claims it's locked those skeletons in the closet long ago.
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For failure to cooperate with the investigation, Rawls has been locked up.
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It could prevent people from switching, especially when coupled with locked devices.
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"She was locked in there and had called 911," Van Allen said.
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You're locked into certain decisions that are harder to get out of.
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For now, the Wikipedia page has been locked with a neutral definition.
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Because I really think they should have had those guns locked up.
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Cheryl Blossom is locked away, with Sister Woodhouse for some conversion therapy.
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Even with the door locked, they decided to make it more secure.
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In this crevasse my wheels locked and I went irreversibly, perilously, horizontal.
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They were locked in cabinets, in closets, in attics, sometimes for days.
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This price isn't locked to Verizon users; any visitor can access it.
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And that might be – 10% are locked up and 10% are traded.
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China and the United States are locked in a simmering trade dispute.
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"I couldn't open the door because it was locked," Simpson told WBBM.
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In France the forces of globalism and nationalism are locked in combat.
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Aser is currently locked up awaiting his new court hearing next month.
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Knowing they've locked in a buyer helps farms better manage their finances.
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The recently-warring countries have been locked in a bitter border dispute.
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Despite subsidies, ride-sharing customers are not locked in to one firm.
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And speaking of strippers, we're told all of the dancers are locked.
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Jeff Colyer are locked in a close Republican primary race for governor.
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Me, forgetting about the door locked to keep the Devil out: pic.twitter.
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You should hang with your arms fully extended but not locked out.
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And it got to the point where it was too locked up.
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According to NY1 News , the parents were locked in a custody battle.
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And abolishing ICE, there are going to be (fewer) criminals locked up.
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Drake got locked up Friday for his second DUI conviction since 2009.
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Evidence instead suggests that being locked away scars, stigmatizes and damages inmates.
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Millions of Americans, especially young people, are currently locked out of homeownership.
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The U.S. and China became locked in a trade dispute last year.
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I have been locked out of my account and apparently its deleted.
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Traditionally, inmates are locked in a bare cell by themselves, she said.
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A passerby noticed the child inside the locked vehicle and called 911.
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It was locked and loaded to go, but he never released it.
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Canada and China have been locked in a diplomatic dispute since Dec.
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While they're locked away, their children suffer and may be led astray.
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You spend the whole day in a cell, locked up and isolated.
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It was unclear whether the employee locked the van after using it.
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He's incredibly focused, locked in during games, and emptied his tank tonight.
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You'll be locked up until we get around to kicking you out.
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It appears certain events are locked into place by the game's programmers.
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In the 30 years he was locked away, I only received four.
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Valls argues that his faction is locked in a struggle with the
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Many of these partners have been locked down in the last year.
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With the social media situation locked down, what else should you consider?
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There is nothing normal about living locked inside a church, she says.
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Jail records show he's been locked up in county jail since August.
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We've been locked in a spiral going the wrong way on this.
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However, these are locked to larger brands like T-Mobile or Lowes.
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The best research is locked up in paywalled journals with expensive subscriptions.
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And after that, it would be locked forever into the ice sheet.
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That's because the app is currently locked to managing Assembla repos only.
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One of my homies in Pivot named Fresh—he locked up now.
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If she was home alone, she locked the door to her bedroom.
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There she sits, long-locked, encircled by a ring of Greek keys.
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Square will be locked in a battle with iZettle to acquire users.
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Not long after, they locked their account—and deleted the screen shot.
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The hospital was locked down for a short period after the incident.
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Los Angeles and every other traffic-locked city could use the help.
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Vivendi and Mediaset are locked in a bitter and protracted legal battle.
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This is someone who was locked up to make an example of.
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He is locked in a tight race with Democratic challenger Katie McGinty.
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Until Amal ran into an unforeseen problem, when the gun locked up.
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"I am locked down and ready for marriage," Haynes gushed to Cohen.
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Shia LaBeouf has locked himself in an elevator – for art, that is.
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"We basically spent 2007 until 2010 locked in a basement," says Hjalti.
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Locked doors and strategic timing aren't always enough to keep interruptions away.
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If it had fewer strikes, it'd get locked in Top-Only mode.
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What middle schooler wants to be locked in their room all day?
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Ultimately, the price was irrelevant—at this point, we were locked in.
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I'm not talking about political prisoners, just people that are locked up.
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In 2012 Mitt Romney had locked in the Republican nomination by April.
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People began to be locked up; some were tortured and many fled.
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The ball's in his hands and the defense is locked into him.
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Cruz is locked in a tighter-than-expected reelection bid against Rep.
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Toomey is locked in a tight reelection race against Democrat Katie McGinty.
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Cruz is currently locked in a tight battle for reelection against Rep.
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Most traditional retailers have locked in their merchandise months before the holidays.
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The Unite union did not say how many workers were locked in.
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Some users are also claiming they were locked out of their accounts.
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This was useful, since some items were locked behind a glass case.
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When your phone is locked, here's what an incoming call looks like:
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Aria got locked in a crate with Garrett's (Yani Gellman) dead body.
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When Mona finally goes in her multi-locked apartment, we learn why.
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Emergency powers introduced last summer have locked down much of the country.
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Her lawyers have since been locked in negotiations with the Judiciary Committee.
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Another one of their candidates is still locked in a recount battle.
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The Republican senator is locked in a tight reelection campaign with Rep.
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Fifty years later, a new movement of the locked out is rising.
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The teams were locked in a close battle in the first half.
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They can be locked in their rooms, heavily drugged, restrained, and beaten.
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The phone — which was running iOS 25 — was locked with a passcode.
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"By September, successful candidates usually have their partisans locked down," Farnsworth said.
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This time protests were muted, as 3,000 zealots had been locked up.
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The company said on Twitter that it believes that wallets are locked.
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Most Saints players stood while the anthem played, and some locked arms.
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How locked in has the electoral map been over the last decade?
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Both then climbed ever-higher before becoming locked in near-fatal embrace.
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But it wasn't until 2007 that I really locked in with WoW.
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You can manage your notifications from both a locked and unlocked screen.
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But then I locked myself in the bathroom at home and cried.
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China and the U.S., meanwhile, remain locked in a heated trade dispute.
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Washington and Beijing have been locked in a trade war for months.
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Semi-soft and hard cheeses shouldn't be locked in air-tight containers.
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He tried pulling on my door, but I had already locked it.
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The issuer locked in coupons of 2.646%, 3.184%, 3.685% and 3.935%, respectively.
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For much of the year, the base is locked in by ice.
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The two locked eyes and fell into a long embrace as Mrs.
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The Apple Card is intended to keep you locked to Apple's ecosystem.
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With the AFL-CIO's endorsement, Clinton has locked up the labor vote.
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This can be done whether your iPhone is locked or unlocked. 2.
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The church has installed security cameras, and doors remain locked during services.
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And when one airman encountered a locked door, five shots were fired.
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Trump and the FBI have been locked in an unprecedented public battle.
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Facebook Dating is free, without any premium features locked behind a paywall.
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Thousands of Americans are locked up in state prisons for drug possession.
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Some of his thinking about art, however, seems locked in the past.
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It took me about a week, just locked in a room reading.
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But don't worry ladies, we've got the virtual assistant gig locked up.
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When the coffin lid was shut and locked, I left the room.
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That whole time I was locked inside a sealed, totally dark place.
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Someone brought him a blanket, then locked the door for the night.
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"We are locked in a diplomatic confrontation," Temer said on Radio Guaiba.
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Sandmann has denied blocking Phillips' path, saying Phillips "locked eyes" with him.
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Google is locked in a six-year battle with Europe's antitrust officials.
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Suzanne said she locked eyes with the trespasser and he took off.
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The truth, however, is that we've locked both into an inefficient cycle.
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Think of it as asking for a key to a locked door.
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Normally, all Keychain information is locked down with a user's master password.
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I went in use the bathroom I was locked in the bathroom.
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Netflix&aposs convoluted licensing rules mean that certain content is region-locked.
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Scanning the crowd of frenzied faces, Krystal locked eyes with her mother.
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Both are locked in tight races, with Gillum given slightly better odds.
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They rest are locked in to receive confirmation votes after Labor Day.
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"So we have to be really locked in for that one, too."
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She was usually passed out in her bed with the door locked.
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He had light blue eyes, and we locked gazes for a minute.
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And why had the word processing package locked itself on double spacing?
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Lyrics that usually rolled over me locked into me when it played.
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Her door was never locked in my 16 years of knowing her.
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Matt thinks he should be locked up, but Karen's not so sure.
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If they aren't a risk to society, why are they locked up?
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Once aligned, the key frames are locked and used as reference points.
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Apple continues to be locked out of China's massive mobile payments space.
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"Actually we was talking while we were both locked up," he said.
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I never want to be locked in one of these death machines.
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Like a small, locked safe lying at the bottom of the ocean.
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They had been locked inside a train carriage for days by smugglers.
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She was recently arrested for failing a urine test and locked up.
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Mezger and Kathy are locked in a Hatfield/McCoy type neighborhood war.
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The Panthers and Islanders are currently locked in a 2-2 series.
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I had been locked up in Adelaide prison, but Melbourne was different.
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But not all of the NFL's rights are locked up that long.
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I locked my office door behind me and whipped out my phone.
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They were locked up for minor crimes, like burglary or unpaid fines.
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All of our test phones locked up shortly after playing the video.
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His Twitter account was locked in 2017 after joining the Trump administration.
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A small fraction of federal prisoners are locked up for violent crimes.
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"But that doesn't mean this format is locked in stone," he added.
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Mute and schizophrenic, Martín is locked in an asylum for 30 years.
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The Flyer with the fins locked in to change up the fit.
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So how might have government cybersecurity specialists locked down Trump's new phone?
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His mother ran after him, locked the door and frantically called 220.
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I know that being locked away like that would drive me nuts.
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The government locked down an entire region of the country this weekend.
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Contributing Opinion Writer Joe Biden has the Democratic nomination nearly locked up.
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"It was locked," Dana Walter, Mr. Sparks's daughter, said of the safe.
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That's what's locked in India's Hindu temples, often just steps from onlookers.
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China and the United States are locked in an escalating trade conflict.
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Brady locked arms in solidarity with his teammates before the Pats vs.
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I implore you: Do not buy the Locked N' Loaded box set.
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Nick and Alyssa's marriage seems locked in a slow-moving death spiral.
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Military police officers immediately handcuffed me and locked me in a cell.
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That got cops to the alley in a hurry, locked and loaded.
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Larry Nassar is a monster who will be locked up for life.
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Mr. Barr and committee Democrats have been locked in a procedural dispute.
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The house and the garage were locked, and two windows were open.
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I had my eyes so deep into the apex, I locked up.
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He hated for his children to see him locked up like this.
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Practically, however, getting it out of sight — remember my locked desk drawer?
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But by that point, email mania had become a locked-in story.
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Clinton is currently locked in a tight battle with challenger Bernie Sanders.
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Why did he have students in his office behind a locked door?
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This video's a strong sign she's got the Manhattan vote locked up.
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Allen was locked up immediately following Wednesday's hearing -- see you in 2023.
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His big heart, he was certain, had locked in his good luck.
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Here's Gil Debner from Angular Ventures: VC market has completely locked up.
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They locked their flashlights on a person walking out the back door.
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The first separated the magazine and locked it in the open position.
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Meanwhile, they'll be locked in and loyal customers for the foreseeable future.
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The Midwest and Northeast are locked in a record-breaking cold snap.
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Our workers, farmers and companies will be locked out of important markets.
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Authorities in Congo arrested Mr. Kangudi, locked him up and tortured him.
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But the school has added armed guards, locked doors and backpack searches.
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Instead, she focuses on New York's determination to keep him locked up.
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Two months ago, Mr. Erdogan appeared to have both votes locked up.
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The France family is locked and loaded in its dedication to Nascar.
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This makes any plan to keep infection hot spots locked down impossible.
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Rachel Waldman, New York — Locked eyes with my baby nephew, he smiled.
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It's an old-fashioned way of thinking, locked in the 19th century.
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Both remain locked in tight races that have yet to be called.
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The emaciated patients locked in isolation cells at an underfunded psychiatric ward.
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Internet traffic surged by 30% by Wednesday in a locked-down Italy.
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There's nothing less welcoming than inviting people to a door that's locked.
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Ravenel and Dennis have also been locked in an ongoing custody battle.
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I was locked into World of Warcraft for five or six years.
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Nuclear-armed India and Pakistan are locked in a dangerous new standoff.
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Playing more basketball, and being locked in for more periods of time.
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Drug discovery gets delayed because information is locked up in unread literature.
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When children are being locked away, Republican attacks on immigrants will backfire.
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In Wuhan, social services essentially stopped when the city was locked down.
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He's merely another resident in the racial prison that locked Jackson up.
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In 2016, the prison was locked down for 69 days, he said.
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"After a while, you become locked in a death spiral," Almstadt said.
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Then I returned to the bedsit and locked myself in my room.
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At first I walked past the front door, which I found locked.
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Every one is locked into the present moment, as we are now.
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The Musharraf family, who are Muslim, locked themselves in a dark room.
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They abandoned the locked prison van, but the guards eventually broke free.
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Perhaps your eyes were also locked on your phone at the time.
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But HBO and Netflix are, once again, locked in a tough battle.
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"This is wonderful," she said as she peered through the locked gate.
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Most of the freshwater is locked away in glaciers or deep underground.
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That system quickly locked 500,000 accounts when it was introduced last year.
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Avenatti has been locked in a legal battle with Trump and Cohen.
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As always, keep your accounts locked down and protected on Black Friday.
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With the UK economy still facing headwinds, market participants locked in gains.
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But he put her at ease the moment they locked eyes again.
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Continental has not hedged, or locked-in prices, for its oil production.
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Actually, probably best to keep that to yourself until it's locked in.
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Sometimes when I knock, the locked doors are opened just a crack.
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When he closed the back door, he realized the Tahoe was locked.
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Atlanta Falcons head coach Dan Quinn also locked arms with his players.
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Utah locked up the No. 5 seed for the Western Conference playoffs.
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These unilateral declarations have locked up 28500,6900,2628 acres of land and water.
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It's time to stop thinking incrementally and being locked on what is.
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President Donald Trump said Washington was "locked and loaded" to hit back.
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It wasn't until Crimea that Washington's radar truly locked in on Moscow.
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