Those rolling grass hills were not for us; we were locked in, double‑ locked in—no, triple.
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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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Getting locked in a room with a cat flap is better than getting locked in a dark cupboard, after all.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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O'Rourke — who's locked in a tight race with Sen.
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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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The News Feed has since been largely locked in place.
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They made the conservative move, and now Miller's locked in.
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The President is locked in an escalating standoff with Iran.
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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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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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"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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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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With my outfit locked in I moved onto my makeup.
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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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"He's locked in to start Saturday," manager Brad Ausmus said.
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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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The photos show the couple locked in a romantic embrace.
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Ted Cruz are locked in a tight battle for Missouri.
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"We locked in and immediately had this connection," Micron explains.
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He really got locked in there on that nice run.
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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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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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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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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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That inmate was supposed to be locked in his cell.
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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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I am locked in the ash oven of a forest.
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All those guys are still locked in their cells, too.
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He did not get locked in an attic that time.
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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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I approached Mr. Smorodinov as he was being locked in.
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Allen is currently locked in a court battle with Amazon.
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We are locked in a kind of cold civil war.
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The two men had been locked in a long struggle.
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"My civility is locked in a cage," said one sign.
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The club is locked in stasis until that is resolved.
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Marsha Blackburn already are locked in a general election battle.
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America was locked in a struggle for its very existence.
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Some Republicans who are locked in competitive races, like Sen.
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"I'm locked in on the present right now," LeVert said.
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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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Literally being locked in a basket, I found that inspiring.
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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders locked in a tight race.
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Many inmates weathered the storm still locked in their cells.
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Chicano and Rey Jaguar immediately locked in a grapple hold.
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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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Ron DeSantis (R) are locked in a close race for governor.
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And Dave, when he plays, you can tell he's locked in.
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The United States is locked in a trade war with China.
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Much of Sanders' support was locked in earlier in the race.
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But they are locked in a struggle with the old guard.
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Ted Strickland is locked in a tight contest with GOP Sen.
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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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Others were locked in cages for the majority of the day.
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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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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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Clinton is currently locked in a tight battle with Vermont Sen.
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Apple and Nokia are no longer locked in a legal duel.
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Boethius wrote The Consolation of Philosophy while locked in a tower.
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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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Apple and Qualcomm are locked in court battles around the world.
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The totally locked-in concentration they have to follow a scene?
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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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Reality check Most of the tax plan is largely locked in.
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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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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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"We're really locked in and seeing prices move down," he said.
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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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Both goalies remained locked in during the second period as well.
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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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Clinton and Mr. Trump remain locked in tight races in Missouri.
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Joe Donnelly and Republican challenger Mike Braun locked in a tie.
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The world is locked in a struggle between love and fear.
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Two other attendees confirmed people were locked in and passing out.
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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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Now, it's pretty much just the two rivals, locked in battle.
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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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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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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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Kennedy, who is locked in a contentious primary against sitting Sen.
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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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"She was a strong dancer locked in the dainty," he said.
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"He's locked in every pitch, the whole at-bat," Davis said.
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Instead, I found myself locked in a family immigration detention center.
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These characters are not locked in a good system gone wrong.
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Grayson is locked in a heated Democratic primary battle against Rep.
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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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In Missouri, he and Cruz were locked in a tight contest.
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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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Vodafone and India remain locked in international arbitration over the dispute.
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"I was locked in from the first pitch on," Gausman said.
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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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Once they're locked in, their wages drop and drop and drop.
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Some were locked in an embrace, he told Greek state television.
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I got the eyes just right, and the drawing locked in.
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By now consumers and online giants are locked in an awkward embrace.
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When he takes the stage, he's locked in a state of Zen.
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"(Turner) has been locked in since spring training," manager Dave Roberts said.
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Every little thing I do, I'm very focused and locked in on.
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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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The United States is already locked in a trade war with China.
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Hard-line demonstrators and the embattled authorities are locked in an impasse.
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In 17578433, the global community was locked in on the World Cup.
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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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Since October 26th the country has been locked in a constitutional crisis.
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We can look at the planet without being locked in the system.
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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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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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Sanders and Clinton are still locked in a virtual tie for first.
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He said he was locked in the cage temporarily and then processed.
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The regulations were seemingly locked in by the Obama administration on Jan.
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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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The Security Council of the United Nations has been locked in debate.
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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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Which is not to say that he was locked in silent study.
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"She was locked in there and had called 911," Van Allen said.
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They were locked in cabinets, in closets, in attics, sometimes for days.
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China and the United States are locked in a simmering trade dispute.
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In France the forces of globalism and nationalism are locked in combat.
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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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Jeff Colyer are locked in a close Republican primary race for governor.
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According to NY1 News , the parents were locked in a custody battle.
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The U.S. and China became locked in a trade dispute last year.
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Traditionally, inmates are locked in a bare cell by themselves, she said.
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Canada and China have been locked in a diplomatic dispute since Dec.
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He's incredibly focused, locked in during games, and emptied his tank tonight.
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Valls argues that his faction is locked in a struggle with the
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We've been locked in a spiral going the wrong way on this.
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Square will be locked in a battle with iZettle to acquire users.
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Vivendi and Mediaset are locked in a bitter and protracted legal battle.
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He is locked in a tight race with Democratic challenger Katie McGinty.
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"We basically spent 2007 until 2010 locked in a basement," says Hjalti.
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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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In 2012 Mitt Romney had locked in the Republican nomination by April.
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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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Aria got locked in a crate with Garrett's (Yani Gellman) dead body.
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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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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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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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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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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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Trump and the FBI have been locked in an unprecedented public battle.
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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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"We are locked in a diplomatic confrontation," Temer said on Radio Guaiba.
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Google is locked in a six-year battle with Europe's antitrust officials.
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I went in use the bathroom I was locked in the bathroom.
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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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Her door was never locked in my 16 years of knowing her.
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I never want to be locked in one of these death machines.
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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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His Twitter account was locked in 2017 after joining the Trump administration.
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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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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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Nick and Alyssa's marriage seems locked in a slow-moving death spiral.
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Mr. Barr and committee Democrats have been locked in a procedural dispute.
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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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His big heart, he was certain, had locked in his good luck.
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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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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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Ravenel and Dennis have also been locked in an ongoing custody battle.
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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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"After a while, you become locked in a death spiral," Almstadt said.
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But HBO and Netflix are, once again, locked in a tough battle.
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Avenatti has been locked in a legal battle with Trump and Cohen.
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With the UK economy still facing headwinds, market participants locked in gains.
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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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It wasn't until Crimea that Washington's radar truly locked in on Moscow.
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Japan, too, remains locked in a struggle to revive the domestic economy.
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"We're locked in," shooting guard Dion Waiters told reporters after Friday's win.
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I was once locked in a taxi and propositioned by the driver.
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"There are so many ghosts locked in the foreshore," Ms. Maiklem said.
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I've locked in a relatively low rate for the next 20 years.
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One shows a doll locked in a birdcage, holding a flickering candle.
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Reason and faith, science and dogma—all locked in battle in Cairo.
|
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"We were just locked in," Henry said afterward on the CBS broadcast.
|
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McConnell locked in votes on amendments, and the underlying bill, last week.
|
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What percentage of the Earth's freshwater is locked in Antarctica's ice sheets?
|
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Now, with rates rising, many feel locked in and are staying put.
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Were they that locked in an echo chamber of the like-minded?
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N) have been locked in a fierce battle against Amazon Inc (AMZN.
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Adidas is locked in a global battle with Nike for brand supremacy.
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What is he doing locked in a room with only 210 bikes?
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Trent Lott and Tom Daschle locked in a process for Clinton's impeachment.
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Rick Scott, who's locked in a tight race to unseat Democratic Sen.
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DeSantis is locked in a tight race against Democratic nominee Andrew Gillum.
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The United States is locked in a bitter trade war with China.
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"We just weren't really locked in defensively," the Nets' Allen Crabbe said.
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Mom: "I asked him, he said he's locked in a math class."
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It's locked in her campus studio, to which she's been denied access.
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I spent the evening locked in the bathroom until "husband" fell asleep.
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This is because of the aforementioned time disconnect: the amount of warming locked in already has also locked in associated costs — which will come in the form of not just money, but also health, lives and nature losses.
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Buy one of those, and you're even more locked in to Amazon's ecosystem.
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His story — or at least a version of it — is now locked in.
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Mr George was interrogated, handcuffed and locked in a cell for five hours.
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Morocco and Polisario have been locked in diplomatic and legal battles since 1991.
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And AI is not the only race we're locked in against other nations.
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"We weren't just locked in at the end of the game," Beal said.
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Muguruza staved off the set points, locked in, ran off nine (!) straight games.
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Instead, Samardzija took a deep breath, locked in and went back to work.
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I believe her and don't want to be locked in the dark room.
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Most importantly, they got Carey Price locked in on a long-term extension.
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He's locked in a tight re-election race, and odds are, he'll lose.
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Indeed, the ad itself was locked in October, well ahead of the election.
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We've actually been locked in a church in El Gotic (the Gothic Quarter).
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Apparently, my friend had been locked in the closet for nearly 30 minutes.
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The shareholders are locked in a battle over a takeover offer from Gannett.
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Last week the EPA locked in more fuel-efficient emission standards for 2025.
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Bytedance is, in fact, locked in a fierce rivalry with Tencent, in particular.
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In Florida, twice carried by Obama, Clinton is locked in a statistical tie.
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Locked in a cellar as his father approaches, Richard resolves not to cower.
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Kelly Ayotte is locked in a fierce re-election battle against Democratic Gov.
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That's an advantage over the HomePod, which is locked in to Apple Music.
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Many have locked in low rates on these mortgages with fixed-rate products.
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Another two girls were found locked in a bathroom, unharmed, the sheriff said.
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Mr. Trump is locked in a battle for conservative voters with Mr. Cruz.
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Qualcomm is locked in a patent dispute with Apple over its licensing agreements.
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And there are endlessly repetitive heterosexual couples in vintage images locked in embrace.
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Polling shows the secretary of state locked in a virtual tie with Gov.
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The fires come as much of California is locked in a heat wave.
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Jyn Erso (Felicity Jones) locked in a staring contest with a Tie Fighter.
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"It's kind of like a burrito, everything is locked in there," explains Fleischman.
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Clinton and Trump are also locked in a tight race in that state.
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The U.S. and China remain locked in an ongoing stalemate on trade tariffs.
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I actually kept munching on it, forgetting I was locked in this experiment.
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Two days locked in the attic and Blanche would come to her senses.
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I often feel like we're locked in a brutal self-fulfilling cycle here.
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Imagine a barren waste where nothing can grow, a field locked in snow.
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The Chiefs are already locked in to at least a wild card berth.
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" He said that in Google's initial partnerships, "the data is completely locked in.
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Uber and Lyft are locked in a high-stakes battle for market share.
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Mr Rubio and the rest are meanwhile locked in a mutually enfeebling brawl.
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In New Hampshire, Senator Kelly Ayotte, locked in a tight race with Gov.
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Another three Democratic women are locked in toss-up races: New Hampshire Gov.
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My mother and I were locked in a room separated from my father.
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" He added: "We were just locked in on both sides of the ball.
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Phil Bredesen (D) are locked in a closely watched battle heading into November.
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"This thing is locked in here tight," one of the police officers said.
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Children locked in cells nearly all day long, sleeping on cold concrete floors.
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And whether women were actually locked in his office is beside the point.
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Were we going to be locked in the usual robotic celebrity interview duet?
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Kobach and Colyer were locked in a tight race as ballots were counted.
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Gretchen fully enjoys herself as she is locked in a cage being covered
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He looked at me as if we were locked in a mortal duel.
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Pat Toomey remains locked in a tight race two weeks before the election.
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There may still be some spinal fragments locked in there with the bronze.
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Locked in a tight race, both candidates are raising red flags with voters.
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Now she and her former landlord were locked in a dispute about rent.
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He's now locked in a dead heat with Senator Bill Nelson, a Democrat.
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Since his election, the state has been locked in a bitter budget battle.
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Once those results are known, the nominees are likely to be locked in.
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The war of words underscores that the leaders remain locked in a standoff.
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Luda and Tamika have been locked in this nasty custody battle for years.
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Three fins on the rear extended all the way and locked in place.
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Each woman was locked in a small room, and the windows were covered.
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Everyone's his or her own Sir Walter Raleigh, locked in a tin tower.
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When you're locked in, the device tailors all of its suggestions to you.
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Germany is locked in a political crisis that is sending tremors across Europe.
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Yet Mr. Trump and Mr. McConnell are locked in a political cold war.
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And he is locked in a battle with populists in the Trump administration.
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The other 155 were locked in a safe in the corporate treasurer's office.
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About 47 percent of pledged delegates will have been locked in after that.
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That's because the amount you need to take out is already locked in.
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After being locked in a shipping container for three days, he was released.
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This isn't locked in yet -- and would take unanimous consent by the Senate.
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Clinton and Sanders remain locked in a virtual tie in Iowa early Tuesday.
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Many of the inmates spent months in solitary confinement or locked in cells.
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Butch Otter (R) are locked in a dogfight in this deep-red state.
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Tech companies and government officials have been locked in a debate over encryption.
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In recent months, the parties have mostly been locked in a statistical tie.
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Kyrsten Sinema, who is locked in a tight Senate race with Republican Rep.
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Now they're locked in a legal battle (and going to court in America).
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They stand locked in the same kiss until the others tear them apart.
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The North is industrialized; the South was locked in a backward agricultural system.
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"We're locked in this argument where it's landlords versus tenants," Mr. Martin said.
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But he looks locked in and effective tonight, and the slider is sharp.
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"It looks like he's locked in," Phillies manager Pete Mackanin said of Stanton.
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With the brewery locked in, Ms. Holtzman turned her attention to the bread.
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Critical information about the attack was locked in one of the shooter's iPhones.
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Polls show Portman and Strickland locked in a tight race for Ohio Senate.
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Guns also had to be unloaded and locked in a container during transport.
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I am still locked in the school, but remember I'm only a freshman.
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The country has been locked in a trade war with the United States.
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I'm here because my sister spent her 15th birthday locked in a closet.
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A girl is locked in beast's castle in "Beauty and the Beast" (1991).
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That's because the prices for Unicomp's large commercial accounts are locked in place.
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Now engineers are locked in a battle with Mother Nature to rebuild it.
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Senior administration officials have discussed such a trip, but nothing is locked in.
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But it's not just adopting Azure to avoid getting locked in to AWS.
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Place and poiesis are locked in a permanent embrace that refuses to unravel.
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"I feel locked in," says Barnaba Tipo, a resident of a nearby town.
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Check it out ... he's got his final Iron Throne pick locked in too.
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From the SPD Blotter:BMW employees were able to remotely lock the car's doors, trapping the suspect inside, presumably while hissing something terrifying like "I'm not locked in here with you, you're locked in here with me" into the car's sound system.
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She was pushed, locked in closets, and her belongings were thrown into a toilet.
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The two countries are locked in negotiations to avoid a full-blown trade war.
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Iran and Saudi Arabia are locked in proxy wars in Iraq, Yemen and Syria.
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This leaves your dog locked in a strange room all day on its own.
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The US has also been locked in a long running trade dispute with Beijing.
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They show kids packing pistols, smoking cigarettes, shooting heroin, and locked in tender embraces.
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The teen told police she spent much of her captivity locked in a closet.
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The neighbors remain locked in a tense standoff and are still technically at war.
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"He was locked in a cell, allowed one hour a day outside," said Silva.
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Cooper died after being locked in Harris' SUV outside his workplace in suburban Atlanta.
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Historically, many companies became locked in to one or more hardware or software providers.
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Air Canada and Transat were locked in an exclusivity period that ended on Wednesday.
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Apple and Qualcomm are locked in a series of legal battles relating to patents.
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"We were really locked in," Minnesota coach Richard Pitino told CBS after the game.
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Even worse, those with locked-in syndrome cannot communicate easily with the outside world.
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Directed Vikramaditya Motwane, Trapped is about a man who gets locked in his apartment.
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It shows up if you rotate your phone, but it's locked in portrait mode.
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Intriguingly, one image appears to show Godzilla locked in a battle with King Ghidorah.
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Another child with cystic fibrosis was locked in a bedroom, the children told investigators.
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"I told them this is real and stay locked in the classroom," Heinrich says.
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Saudi Arabia and Iran are locked in struggle for influence in the Middle East.
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Maggie Hassan, a Democrat locked in a tight Senate race with incumbent Republican Sen.
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Kamala Harris, on the other hand, is locked in a dead heat with Trump.
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Or maybe manticores are locked in an toxic evolutionary arms race with competing species.
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NASA project scientist Nathan Kurtz surveys an iceberg locked in sea ice in Greenland.
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Voting will begin after the top 32 countries are locked in on April 26.
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According to the joint statement, Hernandez was locked in his cell about 8 p.m.
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Any candidate above 15 percent is deemed viable, and their supporters are locked in.
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Someone in the crowd started yelling "Noooo, nooooo!" but this kid was locked in.
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Rao had also locked in a long-term licensing agreement with Monsanto Co MON.
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There are currently 85033 million Americans locked in jails and prisons across the country.
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They're locked in a legal battle because she claims he's been violent towards her.
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Authorities discovered a pig locked in a hot car in Orange County Wednesday afternoon.
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He doesn't have much to show for it, but I think he's locked in.
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McGregor superfight ... and he's already got one boxer locked in, TMZ Sports has learned.
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Modern science became locked in a war of one-upmanship with the microbial world.
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She's locked in a tight race for Senate with her Democratic competitor Phil Bredesen.
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The TV deal was locked in July 2014 and that came out in October.
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Meanwhile, Amazon, Microsoft, and Google are locked in a price war for cloud computing.
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America is evolving demographically but Hollywood seems to be locked in a time warp.
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The latest polls show Clinton and Sanders locked in a tight contest in Iowa.
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I got locked in this weird psychological loop where I thought I was dead.
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And the beam does not have to be locked in position to do damage.
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If you touch a music note, you're locked in this spike-filled death box.
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"[My father] was held at gunpoint and locked in a room," said the prince.
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Kobach and Kelly are locked in a tight race ahead of next week's election.
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It is not surprising for men locked in a struggle for power and loot.
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Some of the photos were locked in a safe, according to a bail memo.
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Cruz and Trump are locked in a tight race for Wisconsin, which votes Tuesday.
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Meanwhile, the House for weeks has been locked in a debate over immigration legislation.
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The rose oil is so valuable that it was locked in a separate area.
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Like on Earth, there are stories locked in the Martian core, mantle and crust.
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Half a dozen Democrats are locked in a tight battle to take on Rep.
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Now a Brazilian start-up, Yellow, has locked in a $9 million seed round.
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Connecticut's state Senate is locked in a tie between 220006 Democrats and 2202 Republicans.
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The pair is currently locked in a heated battle for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Remaining members would not be locked in, nor would they enjoy any positive impacts.
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For four years, the Colombian government and the rebels have been locked in negotiations.
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"We'll be locked in our homes while the criminals roam the streets with impunity."
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Upon arriving in Libya, she was locked in a windowless room for six weeks.
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The change doesn't appear to affect customers who already locked in the lower rate.
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At least four other BB-rated issuers have recently locked in spreads of 175bp.
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He is locked in his first serious Democratic primary in more than a decade.
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"I thought we were locked in and focused from the jump," Anthony told reporters.
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Nelson is locked in a heated fight to the finish against Florida's Republican Gov.
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Similarly, when Bran wargs into Wylis, his destiny as Hodor is already locked in.
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Only someone who spends their day locked in a cell could think of that.
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The move comes as the two companies remained locked in a bitter licensing dispute.
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They could be in on Sam Bradford, as Kaepernick isn't a locked-in starter.
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All I can think about now is Michael Caine being locked in an attic.
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And it was 23 and one—23 hours locked in and one hour out.
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" - Berlin, Germany "I was locked in a washroom with a knife in my hand.
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It has kept readers of The New Yorker locked in their usual echo chamber.
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Ghani and Abdullah have been locked in a power struggle since Afghanistan's September elections.
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"Those guys were locked in, and they beat us up pretty bad," Callaway said.
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Other survivors described children and the elderly locked in their homes and burned alive.
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The farm also breeds mink, which are locked in similar cages to the sable.
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I had a fully packed bar and we were locked in by the police.
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In December 1914, Europe was locked in the bloodiest struggle it had ever known.
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For years, Apple and Qualcomm were locked in bitter patent battles across three continents.
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Locked in a feud, the two are prolonging the scandal's news value almost daily.
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In the courthouse, he was locked in a holding area on the fourth floor.
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The ruling comes as Beijing and Washington are locked in a tense trade dispute.
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The new law also ensures that you cannot be locked in to any service.
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That's because we have already locked in significant warming due to our historical emissions.
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Mr. Trump and Mr. Corker have been locked in a public feud for weeks.
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So a chunk of the vote will have been locked in before Tuesday itself.
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Those ballots that were for the three candidates who dropped out are locked in.
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The Wisconsin case will be closely watched by other states locked in redistricting battles.
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But they are still locked in a battle to be the progressive standard-bearer.
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The hills are literally burning with fires set by vengeful locals locked in vendettas.
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Polls show Biden, Sanders and Warren locked in a tight race in the state.
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Smoke detectors go off during dinner; her dogs are locked in a bedroom. Whatever.
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Washington and Beijing have been locked in a trade dispute for nearly two years.
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For some two years, it has remained in static positions, often locked-in garrisons.
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That benefits the college, which has locked in much of the Class of 2021.
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The proposal needs 953 percent support to be "locked in" to the blockchain permanently.
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Gillum and DeSantis are also locked in a heated race for the state's governorship.
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We have to do a better job at being locked in from the beginning.
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My patient and I were locked in a game of decision-making hot potato.
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Customers are worried about being locked in, and that will keep competitors in business.
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They keep us locked in the delusion that our bodies are our biggest problem.
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They recommend keeping cannabis locked in your trunk and never driving under the influence.
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There was just one problem — the gym had closed, and he was locked in.
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So here, those initial Sanders, Biden, Warren, and Buttigieg supporters are all locked in.
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In other areas, residents are even being locked in their own homes by authorities.
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Rick Scott, who is locked in a tight Senate race, also split from Trump.
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The two entities had been locked in an acrimonious stand-off for many years.
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The United States and China are locked in a trade war triggered by Trump.
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The United States is currently locked in difficult struggles with North Korea and Iran.
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Hong Kong stocks followed other Asian markets lower, as investors locked in recent gains.
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The dogs are locked in a second-story room where a fierce stench prevails.
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He now sits locked in a jail cell, a political prisoner, rights activists say.
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After all, pain doesn't just come when you're locked in your room at night.
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Are they current with the news and not just locked in an echo chamber?
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"We were lucky that we locked in our rate on November 1," he said.
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That creates a whole data gravity issue where data gets locked in the cloud.
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Saudi Arabia and Canada are currently locked in a deepening feud over human rights.
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By day's end, the two sides appeared to be still locked in a stalemate.
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Though reliably tomboyish and relentlessly capable, Arya spent season six locked in internal conflict.
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Why it matters: Despite a strong economy, more people are feeling locked in place.
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Those major cellular service providers have been locked in a price war for years.
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The two have been locked in multiple legal disputes since their divorce in 2010.
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Congress and the White House have been locked in talks on spending and immigration.
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Many different emotions and experiences of real life are locked in those few syllables.
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Studying locked in her dorm robbed Tarter of the experience of working with others.
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Washington and Beijing are locked in escalating trade war after the collapse of trade negotiations.
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You need a key to start, and you can leave the battery locked in place.
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Patridge and Bohan have been locked in a bitter custody battle for nearly two years.
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The Montreal-based company is locked in competition with Brazil's Embraer for narrowbody jet sales.
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Downstairs, Homer is still locked in his elevator until Renata comes along and finds him.
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A lot of this was locked in intentionally, as a result of that one election.
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They are all locked in contested races against Republican leaders that have opposed the provision.
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Yet Maduro retains control of state institutions, leaving the two sides locked in a stalemate.
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One person near the shooting told PEOPLE they were locked in a restaurant for safety.
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I also like to spritz my face with rosewater spray to keep moisture locked in.
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Tuesday about a child being locked in the basement at the couple's home in Waukegan.
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That worst-case outcome is not inevitable—but certain catastrophic outcomes are already locked in.
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Italy is currently locked in a battle with Brussels about its planned deficit spending policies.
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The first is that "the people" and "the powerful" are locked in a perpetual conflict.
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Lauren Young said that she was locked in a hotel bathroom with a masturbating Weinstein.
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Police said she was not present when the girl was locked in the storage bin.
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Dozens of young, attractive people are locked in a villa and told to couple up.
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Bezos is currently locked in an escalating legal battle against Sanchez' brother over the leak.
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They had been insisting they had the final signatures locked in and ready to go.
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Meanwhile, rivals T-Mobile US and Sprint have been locked in a lengthy merger process.
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Affiliates are also locked in at the fee they paid when they joined the network.
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Saturday offers partly sunny skies and calming winds, but the cold air is locked in.
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What info to tweet from the rooftops and what to keep locked in the vault?
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Why it matters: Apple and Qualcomm were already locked in a bitter, global court battle.
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If we ain't locked in, he'll be somewhere or we'll be somewhere—especially, like, Thug.
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Locked-in majorities like that can make the fight against cheating seem an impossible struggle.
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Independent Moldovan media have been locked in an information war with the Kremlin for years.
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We were locked in, we were tied together, made some huge plays offensively, as well.
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Because the CPP is still locked in litigation, it should be fairly easy to kill.
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The American giant is locked in a legal battle in the world's biggest smartphone market.
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The reason: he may not actually know, and does not want to get locked in.
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There, Amazon is locked in a tight competition for market share with Japanese company Rakuten.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey are locked in an increasingly bitter fight in New Hampshire.
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That doesn't mean we're locked in forever, but this is expensive gear we're talking about.
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That means companies leasing office space are not as locked in as they were previously.
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Dean Heller, who is locked in one of the most competitive races this midterm election.
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AT&T is locked in a heated battle with Verizon for the US 5G crown.
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Laura Kelly has been locked in a windowless conference room in Topeka for a week.
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No one really knows about Trump, but he's got the liberals locked in with him.
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Pitch Perfect 3 is not only happening, but it's got another female director locked in.
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They were shredded at the end of every single day and locked in a safe.
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"They're locked in terms of who she is on the issue of integrity," Hart said.
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It's a shame they're too busy being locked in a geopolitical struggle to become allies.
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But forces within the city have been locked in a stalemate for almost four years.
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My opponent remains locked in place, cherry blossoms falling behind him, an aura of pink.
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Maggie Hassan, a Democrat locked in a tight Senate race with Republican incumbent Kelly Ayotte.
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Visitors were apparently locked in while the zoo attempted to thwart the gorilla's surprise adventure.
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Markets went into a tailspin and America's government was locked in a seemingly interminable shutdown.
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The U.S. and China have been locked in a bitter trade war since mid-2018.
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In other words, Trump's base seems pretty locked in, but so too does his opposition.
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One minute you're exchanging first names and the next you're locked in a dramatic embrace.
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Eventually, she found the dude locked in a bathroom with some random girl doing coke.
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"People are locked in their house cages at night, and they are scared," Thompson added.
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Orange and TF1 have been locked in a row over distribution fees for two years.
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But sometimes, locked in our own tech bubbles, we tend to miss out on things.
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She's locked in a tight race in the runoff election with Democratic candidate Jon Ossoff.
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I just saw two teams locked in a game that, however imbalanced, was incredibly entertaining.
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The chipmaker is locked in litigation with government regulators over its patent licensing business model.
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These animals are locked in a Darwinian battle, shaping each other's bodies over the millenia.
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If you have a healthy business with revenue streams locked in for years, that's great.
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Or maybe the alien locked in the pantry from Signs could show up as well.
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Clinton and Trump are also locked in a tight race in that state. http://bit.
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This locked in an early narrative about promising challengers falling short and incumbent Democrats tumbling.
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The chipmaker is currently locked in legal disputes over patent royalties related to its modems.
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In China, they would be locked in for one to three years after the IPO.
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Bumble has been locked in as number two over the last year, according to Apptopia.
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These presidents find themselves locked in immediacy in a way that's different from their counterparts.
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The Ohio governor is locked in a tight race there with national frontrunner Donald Trump.
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Giles and Taylor had played together before too, so the rhythm section was "locked in".
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But I might feel differently if they were, like, locked in a super-secret folder.
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Rather than being released into the atmosphere, the CO2 is locked in to the concrete.
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Locked in my family's bathroom, I hacked at my head with dollar store razor blades.
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Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe Governor John Mangudya denied Zimbabwe was locked in another currency crisis.
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But the mom of three recently admitted that she's locked in a personal struggle lately.
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Like most international treaties, it didn't redistribute political capital; it locked in existing power differentials.
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The S&P and Dow have now locked in seven weeks in row of gains.
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Mona punches Spencer in the face, and Spencer wakes up locked in a glass dungeon.
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O'Neill locked in on his colt and prepared for a head-to-head stretch battle.
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For the past 16 months the two superpowers have been locked in a trade war.
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On the Democratic side, Rouda has been locked in a fierce battle with Hans Keirstead.
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That hasn't happened since Truman and Eisenhower locked in America's approach to the Cold War.
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And a Fox News poll released last week had the race locked in a tie.
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He got started on it, and I was locked in, because he did his homework!
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Many people he encountered froze with their mouths hanging open or locked in a smile.
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Largely because banning nuclear weapons, or sharply reducing their role, locked in U.S. conventional advantages.
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They had to satisfy the demands of auto manufacturers locked in an increasingly global competition.
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The two candidates are locked in a close race in Iowa, which votes next Monday.
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The mission scientists believe that these hydroxyls exist across the asteroid, locked in clay minerals.
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Ford and Chevy have for decades been locked in a battle for muscle-car supremacy.
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Green: Amazon Prime members spend more than regular Amazon customers just because they're locked in.
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The United States benefits from established international institutions because they have locked in American power.
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Indeed, warehouse operators are locked in endless aggressive competition to attract metal into their sheds.
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The government and the ACLU have been locked in a legal battle over his fate.
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His statements come as the U.S. and China remain locked in a bitter trade dispute.
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That both have been locked in their curious purgatories for so long, though, is instructive.
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Clinton, locked in a primary race with Barack Obama, struck a progressive but pragmatic tone.
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The levy doesn't generate much tax money in the nations where it's still locked in.
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Since then, Democrats have been locked in a debate over the direction of the party.
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Here's a look at where Republicans locked in close congressional races stand on Mr. Trump.
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Toomey is locked in a tight reelection race against Democrat Katie McGinty, whom Obama endorsed.
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The former secretary of state, who is locked in a tight race with Vermont Sen.
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For seven months, Samira was locked in a room and raped repeatedly by multiple men.
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Moments later, Hales almost locked in a flying triangle and the crowd went absolutely nuts.
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Musk and Unsworth have now been locked in a legal fight for over a year.
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India and China have been locked in an expensive competition for influence in the country.
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"Don't assume that because something is locked in a case that it's safe," he said.
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Yet while Mr. Murphy is comfortably ahead, Mr. Northam is locked in a competitive race.
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He was unbelievably fun to coach, just locked in and loaded and ready to go.
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Jeb Bush was locked in a close race for third place in the Republican contest.
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A debriefing after you finish your time locked in the room yields some fascinating tidbits.
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Think of the Republican health care bill as if it were locked in a box.
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So it's just like a lot of things that organically locked in and made sense.
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A "Mother of Dragons" locked in an epic battle to sit on an iron throne.
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"Memphis is locked in on selecting Jaren Jackson Jr., league sources tell ESPN," Wojnarowski tweeted.
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Pretty much we're locked in for, I'd say, 17 to 18 hours a day now.
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Polls show the two locked in one of the tightest midterm races in the country.
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I didn't breathe for perhaps two full minutes, my body locked in an impenetrable flex.
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" Referring to Mr. McGahn, he added, "He's got a couple documents locked in a safe.
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Ted Cruz and then-candidate Donald Trump were locked in a heated Republican primary race.
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The retailer is locked in a fight with Amazon for share of U.S. shoppers' wallets.
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In the Northern Hemisphere, its winds keep bitter cold air locked in the Arctic regions.
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Locked in a tight race with Trump, Clinton has said little about any future appointments.
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We are locked in a national debate about coverage, but the underlying issue is cost.
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Above all, they are locked in a series of increasingly acrimonious trade spats with China.
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You say the show and stories are locked in — won't that become repetitive for you?
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Unfortunately for James, not all of his teammates were quite as locked in as him.
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Charlie was once locked in the trunk of a car and driven to a field.
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If you really want to examine the national psychology, it's locked in the secret world.
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It also has cargoes from Egypt but these were mostly locked in before the attacks.
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Still, not everyone believes the United States is locked in mortal trade combat with China.
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Bolton's testimony, according to Republican senators and aides, is the furthest thing from locked in.
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Sudan has been locked in crisis since ruler Omar al-Bashir was overthrown in April.
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The two biggest shows in the US are locked in a back-and-forth battle.
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Is this locked in yet: No. The loss of leverage for Democrats is real here.
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He was released in December, but is still locked in a battle over his assets.
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Really, she and Anna are evenly matched, locked in a contest of radically different psychologies.
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"He was locked in and I made a mistake and paid for it," Miller said.
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Third Point and Campbell Soup have been locked in a proxy fight for several months.
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Ted Cruz, who is locked in a tight fight for his seat with Democratic Rep.
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His lawyers are locked in a battle with the government to turn up new evidence.
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There's no locked-in name for it yet, but it's going to be called television.
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Rather, the fossil was discovered in 1991, but his bones were locked in hard sandstone.
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They are locked in cells that have room for a bed and a few possessions.
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The tiny Jamaican backwater of Gibbeah is locked in a mythic battle for its soul.
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Washington and Tehran remain locked in a months-long standoff with no end in sight.
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Effectively, the countries are locked in the same stalemate they have been in for years.
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" 'He's locked in the math class' Dispatcher: "Ma'am, where is your son inside the school?
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And now it is Google that is locked in the antitrust crosshairs of European regulators.
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Could this tweet make hundreds of men tell me I belong locked in their closet?
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The Kurdish Regional Government has been locked in a standoff with Baghdad since the Sept.
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She's rescued by Dara, who reveals that Abbi is not locked in the room at all.
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The Bears appear to be locked in as the No. 6 seed in the conference tournament.
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But dealers locked in profits on Wednesday, pushing the dollar down 29 percent to 22.78 yen.
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They also locked in all of these state legislative majorities, which I think are overlooked sometimes.
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The dual lenses are locked in a single housing with the eyepiece built for synchronizing movement.
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Washington and Beijing have been locked in intense negotiations to end a months-long trade war.
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We're almost to the end of the primary season, with one nominee all but locked in.
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But Republicans have locked in some electoral advantages to get the most out of their demographics.
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Cruz and Trump are locked in a battle to win the Republican nomination for the Nov.
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At the time he was still locked in a battle in France's civil courts over damages.
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The Toews/Kane/Keith core is locked in forever, and Hawks fans are fine with that.
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The United States is locked in a trade war with China that is upsetting world markets.
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In dreamy, club-like interstitials, Paige and Keough are locked in an allegorical standoff for control.
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The risk of regional variance is that the disparities that already exist just get locked in.
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Businesses and consumers became hesitant to charge or pay more, and that locked in tepid increases.
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Then she was locked in branks, an iron restraint for the face with a sharp gag.
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The two candidates remained locked in a battle throughout the campaign, with Mondale winning the nomination.
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Twitter gives you an option to appeal if you think your account was locked in error.
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" A family friend added, "It was like they were locked in an inescapable pattern, a gridlock.
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Do you want to spend four or five days locked in your home, surrounded by water?
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A refrigerator where the US government would keep me locked in for the next six months.
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I like that Cydney locked in outsiders Aubry and Debbie before she approached Julia and Michele.
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A specialist diagnosed Leith with Locked-In-Syndrome – which only occurs to 1% of stroke victims.
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He sees himself as locked in the grid of what he has done and will do.
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That is when she sees Sally and Emma locked in a very complicated and nude embrace.
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The US and Iran, Saudi Arabia's main regional rival, are locked in a potentially deadly standoff.
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Blockchains defy old ideas that have been locked in our minds for decades, if not centuries.
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Pat Toomey, who is locked in a close battle to retain his Senate seat in Pennsylvania.
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Monmouth's previous poll of Missouri in August showed Trump and Clinton locked in a virtual tie.
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Jiao Weixin, a space expert at Peking University, says America is locked in "cold-war thinking".
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So my daughter, for five hours, had to be locked in a bathroom with her class.
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Getting one's money is not meaningful if that money is irretrievably locked in its digital form.
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We thought, well, we really don't want to reinforce that as a locked in mechanical expectation.
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Others were locked in car boots, sometimes for days, with just a tube to breathe through.
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It has also been locked in a battle with competitors over a Pentagon cloud computing contract.
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He was an atheist locked in lifelong battle with a God who neither cared nor existed.
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And humanity is already locked in for continued, and perhaps severe, heating this century and beyond.
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When this Haitian-American singer/songwriter sings "stick with me kid," you will be locked in.
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Iran is locked in a proxy war with its regional rival and U.S. ally, Saudi Arabia.
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But when Asia came in and read they were so locked in and perfect for it.
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Lastly, she locked in the look using Marc Jacobs Beauty Re(cover) Perfecting Coconut Setting Mist.
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Later, she and Ben discover two children who have been kidnapped and locked in a shed.
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The U.S. and China have been locked in a trade war for more than a year.
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At 4 pm, they are locked in cramped dormitories - four to a bed - until 6 am.
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The dates and specific locations within the states are "not all locked in," this person added.
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Rick Scott and Democrat Bill Nelson are locked in a tight battle for Florida's Senate seat.
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Support for segwit "locked in" last month, and became active on the network on Thursday morning.
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Sanders is currently locked in a tight race to win the Iowa caucuses on February 1.
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Sometimes only a small part of the fault ruptures, while other parts remain locked in place.
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A landslide is always nice, but Clinton is locked in a very close race right now.
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" Baier said the White House found itself locked in "a tough spot" and "a chaotic moment.
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Each is backed by rival political leaders in fluid alliances locked in a struggle for control.
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When they're locked in, the Rockets can guard as well as any team in the league.
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And they soon become locked in a cycle of illiteracy, poverty, ill health and, ultimately, powerlessness.
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Or you can think of them as locked in a tradition that is old as time.
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At the same time, Evans is locked in a second custody battle over son Kaiser, 1½.
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"Investors seem to have locked in profits," said Masahiro Suzuki, senior quantitative analyst at Daiwa Securities.
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He had a couple down moments early in the year, but he's locked in right now.
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The two Democratic frontrunners, Hans Keirstead and Harley Rouda, are locked in an extraordinarily divisive battle.
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And Russia and the United States are now locked in a new phase of nuclear rivalry.
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Kemp is locked in a tight race with Democrat Stacey Abrams to be Georgia's next governor.
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This friend was locked in a room by his parents until he could do something right.
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On top of all that, China and the United States are locked in a trade war.
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Freitas is locked in a divisive primary with the former Virginia Trump campaign chair Corey Stewart.
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Since the summer, Third Point and Campbell Soup have been locked in a vicious proxy fight.
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Venezuela remains locked in a power struggle as President Nicolas Maduro refuses to give up power.
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Like Angela, we're locked in a dark room, and the key leads only to more darkness.
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The drive had to be removed and locked in a safe whenever the computer was unattended.
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Since bitcoin is extremely volatile, the value is locked in at the time of the payment.
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Daniels is locked in a legal battle with Trump and his former personal attorney Michael Cohen.
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Steve Knight (R-Calif.), who is locked in a toss-up race, introduced a similar bill.
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The beginning of Thomas Page McBee's new memoir finds him locked in battle with another man.
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Iran — then locked in conflict with neighboring Iraq and suffering under an arms embargo — needed missiles.
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The next year, I called Lil B. We locked in for three days at the studio.
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Only Saudi Arabia would be able to replace Iranian crude exports locked in by American sanctions.
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Claire McCaskill, who is locked in a competitive re-election race, and criticized President Donald Trump.
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Japan and South Korea are locked in a trade war that has escalated in recent months.
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The Trump administration is locked in a battle with Congress over arms sales to Saudi Arabia.
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Leontes, who follows the two, is convinced that he sees them locked in a lustful embrace.
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Clinton are locked in a dead heat in North Carolina, which holds 15 Electoral College votes.
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The two are locked in a tight race in the first voting state of Iowa, though.
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When he's locked in like he was tonight, he can carry a team on his shoulders.
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I locked in a low rate ($308 a year) while I'm healthy and without any dependents.
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Pat McCrory, a Republican locked in a tight race for re-election, visited the burned building.
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Morrisey and Jenkins have been locked in one of the more contentious GOP primaries this cycle.
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He said the bell came in handy the time he accidentally got locked in the tower.
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And she keeps locked in her memory the moment near the circle's close when he apologized.
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The Texas Democrat is locked in a high-profile, neck-in-neck Senate race with Sen.
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Nguyen and Orbeso were found dead and locked in an embrace three months after going missing.
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India and Pakistan have been locked in a struggle over Kashmir for more than 70 years.
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On Monday, a poll from Monmouth University found Clinton and Trump locked in a virtual tie.
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Polls have shown Abrams and Kemp locked in a close race ahead of this week's election.
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In any other situation they would be locked in a bedroom and fed tea every day.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, who is locked in a bitter feud with the mayor, a fellow Democrat.
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Their hips are pulling away from each other, but their arms are locked in an embrace.
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That started last month when he dropped surprise EP The Manuscript to get listeners locked in.
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Boston and the White Sox were locked in a race for the pennant at that time.
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Since then, Jones has been locked in a legal battle with the company over its decision.
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We can assume, then, that it feels quite bad when you are locked in an attic.
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All you'll need is your trusty hair tie (and maybe two minutes locked in the bathroom).
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Pat McCrory, a Republican who is locked in one of the country's tightest races for governor.
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That year, locked in Attica Correctional Facility, he attended an educational program about crime and punishment.
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Meanwhile, Trump and Congress are locked in a shutdown stalemate over funding for more wall construction.
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If all eye movements are lost, the condition is referred to as complete locked-in syndrome.
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The offering plan, approved by state officials in early May, has locked in the unit mix.
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Since, the parties have been locked in deliberations, going late into Saturday night without a deal.
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Weidman's so locked in, he even took shot at all the 185-pounders before signing off.
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I texted him right away; he told me he was locked in a room, hearing gunshots.
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American and its mechanics have been locked in a bitter dispute over contract talks this year.
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Highly trained staff members at local schools there have access to handguns locked in biometric safes.
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If it helped me get locked in for later in the game, it was worth it.
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"The children are locked in their cells and cages nearly all day long," Ms. Mukherjee said.
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He was chronically late to school because panic attacks would keep him locked in the bathroom.
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In "House Heart," a couple keeps a girl locked in the claustrophobic vents of their house.
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He was locked in a vault where Michael's father had once kept the royal stamp collection.
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The United States and Mexico are locked in similar negotiations over American tariffs on Mexican metal.
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Firefighters appeared regularly throughout his work, be it on duty, bathing, or locked in an embrace.
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The 1.5 C temperature rise has already been locked in for many people around the world.
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But doing that against a locked-in Golden State defense is probably too much to ask.
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She told the police that when she came to, naked, she realized she was locked in.
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"If I'm locked in my damn house, I might as well clean with geranium," she said.
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He's getting poor lift on his jump shot, and his lateral movement is locked in mud.
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Recent polls suggest four Democratic hopefuls are locked in a four-way standoff in the state.
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It seemed like it was a matter of time because his timing was getting locked in.
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A UN report from March found that temperature rise is already 'locked in' in the Arctic.
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In recent years they have been locked in a prolonged period of rhetoric and heightened tension.
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Locked in a ghettoized quasi-state, they are torn between both sides' unclear and repressive rules.
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I locked in on a surgeon and began leaving borderline-frantic messages on her voice mail.
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He remained locked in what his doctors diagnosed as a vegetative state, unresponsive and seemingly unaware.
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To them, that is who we are: A decoration, an archaic people locked in the past.
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The United States and China have been locked in a trade war for over a year.
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McConnell's comments come as his caucus is locked in an increasingly public fight over impeachment witnesses.
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But they must live in the shadow of two armies locked in an increasingly tense standoff.
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Muscat hosts meetings of Yemen's Houthi rebels, locked in a yearslong bloody war with Saudi Arabia.
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The two sides have been locked in a protracted battle since 2013, with multiple demolition postponements.
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China and the U.S. have been locked in a trade war for more than a year.
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Such events occur when two roughly sun-size stars get locked in a deadly orbital dance.
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Its world is locked in a cyclical stasis, there's no particular animate depth to its life.
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Demonstrators have been locked in a stalemate with the city's embattled local government since early June.
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Government funding runs out Friday, and Democrats and Republicans are locked in a showdown over immigration.
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In "Partners," two office-mates, Craig and Jane, are locked in a state of constant misunderstanding.
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"At the start of the game, (opponents) are locked in on the scouting report," Lillard said.
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Once Article 50 is invoked, Britain will be effectively locked in to leaving the European Union.
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Brian Fitzpatrick is another Republican already locked in a tough re-election in the Philadelphia suburbs.
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Both companies are locked in a global battle to win users through their digital voice assistants.
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A number of Arab countries have been locked in a diplomatic dispute with Qatar for months.
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Amnesty International and the Hungarian government are locked in a war of words over the proposals.
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Doyle is an Amazon Prime member, which keeps him "locked in" to shopping the online retailer.
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Sometimes, you just get locked in on the vision, said Loretta Lester, a Manhattan event planner.
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Totally locked in, totally tired, I marched to the service box thinking only, Don't hit tin.
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But longer term, cash appears to be locked in a losing battle with electronic payment methods.
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Inmates were locked in their cells, many of them without heat, hot water or warm food.
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Vedanta has been locked in a dispute over KCM with the Zambian government since last month.
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She was locked in a close race with Lizzie Pannill Fletcher, Jason Westin and Alex Triantaphyllis.
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Ms. Ballard never heard any gunshots, but she heard helicopters buzzing while locked in the room.
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Martha McSally, Kelli Ward, and Joe Arpaio — are currently locked in a competitive three-way primary.
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Montreal-based Transat is locked in an exclusivity period with Air Canada that ends on Wednesday.
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That started last month when he dropped surprise EP The Manuscript to get listeners locked in.
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I think Ben was already locked in by then… BS: I think so; I'm not sure.
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Bannon sees the United States as locked in a civilizational conflict, not with Muslims but Islam.
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KILMEADE: Juan, this is the man that locked-in President Obama&aposs reelection at the Democratic convention.
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When I ask them about it, people are always proud of the low rate they locked in.
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Along with the drama in her home, Chyna is currently locked in a legal battle with Kardashian.
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This is easier to cope with than being locked in a cell, so I'm grateful for that.
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He's often locked in solitary confinement, haunted by the ghosts of how the world told his story.
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The U.S. and China are currently locked in a trade war, with accusations flying on both sides.
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They're locked in a tumultuous cycle they just can't break: hook up, break-up, wash, and repeat.
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"Logan admitted the children were locked in the closet for long periods as punishment," the affidavit alleges.
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It's about two famous New York politicians locked in a dirty, ugly, mud-slinging political campaign. Escapism!
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Because Maja, locked in near-complete isolation in a Swedish prison, knows nothing of her newfound infamy.
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The case remains locked in legal limbo, however, as the government tries to block it from proceeding.
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Iran is locked in a proxy war with Saudi Arabia that has fueled instability in the region.
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Back in 2014, Baker was locked in a tight gubernatorial race in Massachusetts, a traditionally blue state.
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Oregon police responded with guns drawn after a woman reported a burglar was locked in her bathroom.
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Today American and Canadian negotiators are locked in battle once more, this time over chapter 19 itself.
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But we are locked in a culture war where battles are waged in shares, retweets, and comments.
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Guests were reportedly locked in their rooms by hackers until a Bitcoin ransom worth €1,500 was paid.
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Meanwhile, rivals T-Mobile US Inc and Sprint Corp have been locked in a lengthy merger process.
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The world's two largest economies have been locked in a trade fight for more than a year.
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Tehran, which is locked in several proxy wars with Saudi Arabia in the region, denies any involvement.
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Earth is already locked in for significant warming this century, regardless of even unprecedented efforts at mitigation.
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Instead of keeping him locked in his "cell," he reveals to Michel that he's not in prison.
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When it comes down to it, Cash doesn't want her locked in the passenger seat just yet.
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With no identity and virtually no hope, the usually-competitive franchise looked locked in a downward spiral.
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BillFixers avoids new contracts; best not to be locked in, so you can negotiate again next year.
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Brands are now locked in a battle to appeal to customers with products that beat the cold.
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Powerless, starved of information and locked in its deadly white grasp, they become increasingly overwrought and unhinged.
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When somebody is locked in their bathroom and robbed at gunpoint, the only appropriate response is sympathy.
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Locked in the library, they learn that despite their high school cliques, they're more alike than different.
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Boeing is locked in negotiations with regulators to get a modified version of the plane flying again.
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In a song called "Locked in My Basement," he describes holding a woman prisoner and raping her.
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The sun is shining a little brighter and women everywhere have their summer anthems locked in advance.
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His wife doesn't know that he goes weeks on end with his penis locked in a cage.
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It turns out that she was frequently locked in a cupboard as a child by her father.
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With just three weeks to Election Day, the Nevada Senate race is locked in a dead heat.
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The Soviet Union and America were locked in a nuclear arms race, producing ever more dangerous weapons.
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And the company is aware of the necessity of providing consistent data and keeping customers locked in.
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Nor are states locked in a race to the bottom that prevents them from embracing health reform.
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Video also shows Hernandez had just gotten off the phone prior to being locked in the cell.
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Late Night is at its best when Kaling and Thompson are locked in a battle of wits.
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"When he's locked in, it makes for a long day," Cardinals manager Mike Matheny said of Dickey.
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"The children are locked in their cells and cages nearly all day long," Mukherjee told the NYT.
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Local political support varies, and the regulator is locked in disputes with operators over earthquake risk assessment.
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His individual numbers might not be repeatable, but the system that produced them looks increasingly locked in.
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Officers responded to the scene, where they found 14 men and three women locked in a trailer.
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The YPG and rebels are however locked in their own conflict, notably near the city of Aleppo.
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Chad was locked in with the Bengals and Vick was entrenched with the Falcons during their primes.
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By midnight Saturday, Congress was locked in a standoff after failing to reach a deal on immigration.
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Rodriguez, who began the day 0-2 with a 12.38 ERA, appeared locked in from the start.
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Yet parents of American children with no criminal record remain locked in detention centers across the country.
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Fixed weapon emplacements like anti-air or anti-tank turrets are no longer locked in one location.
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Gary and Amber have been locked in a custody war for years over 7-year-old Leah.
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Finally, all eight teams are locked in for ESL One New York's Counter-Strike: Global Offensive tournament.
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You don't want to afflict people that could already be locked in a struggle with their identity.
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The best surveillance tool imaginable is the one on his desk, locked in the room with him.
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That should be a reality show, the two of you locked in a room essentially, discussing things.
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The United States and China have been locked in trade tensions marked by tit-for-tat tariffs.
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Current members, though, will be locked in at the lower price "for life," Rent the Runway said.
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Tensions immediately began to rise, as leaders in Beijing were already locked in for a geopolitical struggle.
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The Iowa Democratic caucuses too close to call, with Sanders and Clinton locked in a dead heat.
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Canada is locked in a bitter renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement initiated by Trump.
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Unlike humans, felines look utterly adorable when they're locked in the clutches of a brain freeze moment.
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Securing aid resources is difficult when much of the Middle East, especially Syria, is locked in war.
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Rumors have swirled for the last few years that the two singers were locked in a feud.
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Third Point and Campbell Soup (CPB) have been locked in the vicious proxy battle since the summer.
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In commodities, oil prices slipped as investors locked in profits ahead of European and U.S. manufacturing data.
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For eight scoreless innings, Mets starter Jacob deGrom was locked in a pitchers' duel with Julio Teheran.
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The debate comes as the candidates find themselves locked in a competitive race to replace retiring Sen.
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Instead of starting work, she was locked in a dormitory surrounded by a fence and CCTV cameras.
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They portray Muslims as inherently violent and locked in an existential conflict with Christians and white people.
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The back-and-forth comes as Washington is locked in a protracted fight over Trump's border wall.
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Racial and ethnic minorities are often locked in a double-bind of marginalizing or fetishizing sexual stereotypes.
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Kavita was kept locked in the house, she says, and her mother was banned from seeing her.
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Amazon, Alphabet Inc's Google and others are locked in a race to develop and monetize artificial intelligence.
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Ms. Hassan and Ms. Ayotte are locked in one of the tightest Senate races in the country.
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The Missouri Democrat is locked in a nail-biter with the state's attorney general, Josh Hawley (R).
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Qatar is locked in a dispute with neighboring countries which has curtailed airspace rights over the nation.
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She got locked in the vehicle, and the police had to smash the window to arrest her.
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A passer-by saw them several hours later, locked in a metal container at a police station.
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The entire team came out in the second half with energy and locked in with the details.
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In early story meetings, songs like "All Is Found" and "The Next Right Thing" were locked in.
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Brazil is locked in a political crisis while also experiencing the worst economic turmoil since the 1930s.
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Stinner said all large cats are locked in a separate area from humans during the routine cleanings.
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Respondents have locked in between 50 percent and 60 percent of their 2018 production, the survey said.
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When you already have an audience who want you to do that one thing, you're locked in.
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They also seized 300,000 euros — the bulk of it locked in a cage with the toothy reptiles.
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The Walmart pilot isn't the only deal that Udelv has locked in and announced at CES 2019.
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The Elder Scrolls remains locked in a Morrowind-shaped prison, doomed to keep referencing itself for eternity.
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He explained how with gerrymandering, each party is "locked in" to a district and is essentially unbeatable.
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Within moments of arrival, dancers were locked in a cheek-to-cheek embrace, gliding to the music.
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Worried creditors — more than 100 of them — are locked in negotiations with the company and local officials.
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But Republicans, locked in a political trap of their own making, aren't going to give this up.
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"The keys and the bass are so locked in and I love its eerie tone," says Chiericozzi.
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The U.S. and China are locked in a determined race to dominate the future of artificial intelligence.
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We were locked in a carriage with our animals, and we had to relieve ourselves there, too.
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Less than a week later, the duo was locked in for a spot on The Grammy stage.
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"Typically they're locked in a cage and woken up by the dominatrix for various treatments," she says.
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But Phil Bredesen is locked in a close race for the Senate against Trump-backed Marsha Blackburn.
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An inmate locked in a cell with human waste oozing out of his body—that is prison.
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The outspoken billionaire is locked in a fierce battle with Ted Cruz for Iowa's Republican caucus voters.
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It is supposed to be removed and locked in a secure vault after business hours each day.
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Once the conferees sign the report, as they were scheduled to do this morning -- it's locked in.
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But 57 percent of those backing Trump said they are locked in on the real-estate mogul.
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Ann Kirkpatrick or 2016 nominee Matt Heinz, who are locked in a tight race for the nomination.
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How long has she been locked in this ivory tower, with no one to challenge her worldview?
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Mr. King is also locked in the toughest re-election fight of his eight-term House career.
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His mouth is agape and his chest thrusts upward, his hands and feet locked in gnarled deformity.
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On Baseball HOUSTON — His favorite team was locked in a scoreless playoff game late on Saturday afternoon.
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Schumer and Trump are locked in battle institutionally, which limits the cooperation needed to get local projects.
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"I was locked in," said Richardson, who was 6 for 7 from past the 3-point line.
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The two, dancer and singer, are locked in a completely private exchange, seemingly oblivious to the world.
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Yes, guns are typically locked in a safe and kept somewhere, but where would they be kept?
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The two companies are locked in a multinational legal dispute over the Qualcomm's licensing terms to Apple.
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But after a while, it becomes an image of a guy who is locked in a room.
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Mr. Goplin, for example, locked in higher prices on much of this year's corn and soy crops.
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Much of the Northeast and Midwest spent the week locked in a snowy, unrelenting and dangerous freeze.
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Republicans are locked in a bitter primary over who should bear the party's standard to replace Rep.
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Republican Young Kim of California and Republican Pearl Kim of Pennsylvania are both locked in tight races.
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Napoleons of the virtual boulevards, they are locked in an escalating battle for power — and your wallet.
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"You go over the scouting report several times to get it locked in your head," Geu said.
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"There was this big orange cat that got locked in the bathroom with me," Mr. Escobar said.
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She is even locked in a close race with Sanders in her home state, which votes Tuesday.
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Russia and Ukraine, locked in conflict over a separatist Ukrainian region, blamed each other for the tragedy.
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Imperfect Partners The United States and China are locked in a mutually dependent, frequently dysfunctional economic partnership.
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When I'm entertained or invested, I get locked in and have a hard time prying myself away.
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Since then, the US and Iran have been locked in a deadly strategic competition in the region.
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Ukraine is currently locked in a bloody war with Russia-backed separatists that's killed over 15,000 people.
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Conor Dougherty, who covers economics for The Times, talks about how noncompete clauses keep workers locked in.
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At the same time, Iran is locked in an escalating confrontation with the United States as well.
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She told me she was locked in a "hotel" in Jeddah and not in a conventional prison.
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But the MHP is locked in a leadership battle whose outcome will be key to Erdogan's plans.
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GOP lawmakers have spent weeks locked in closed-door meetings, as well as caucus lunches, discussing proposals.
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Seng Moon was moved to another house, where she was tied up and locked in a room.
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Mr. Aksakoglu was locked in solitary confinement in the main high-security prison at Silivri, outside Istanbul.
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The instructions are included in complex manuals locked in top-security facilities guarded by our security forces.
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India's traditional secularism is now locked in battle with the new majoritarian, Hindu chauvinist politics he represents.
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Trump and Pelosi have been locked in a yearslong feud that has only intensified in recent months.
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She locked in her district as the site of the NASA Laboratory, adjacent to existing NASA facilities.
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The United States and China have been locked in an escalating trade war for over a year.
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Sanders and Warren are locked in a four-way race ahead of the Iowa caucuses on Feb.
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Threats turned into acts—I was locked in bathrooms, thrown against walls, and kicked into the dirt.
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"That basically locked in the products that are in the market for another four years," Willmore said.
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Four in 10 now say they are locked in to their choice, up 10 points since November.
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"My buddy texted me and said the recycling bin must have gotten me locked in," Gardner said.
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So they bought the locked-in-time house for $795,000 a year ago and set to work.
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For much of the year, these four Minnesota contests have been locked in the Toss-Up column.
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Green Plains has locked in prices for about 50 percent of its second-quarter gallons, Becker said.
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It finally launched last Wednesday, while still locked in a dispute with one of the music labels.
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"She was always locked in her room writing, and we weren't supposed to disturb her," she said.
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These glasses can be customized with your prescription, though sadly the design and material are locked in.
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The United States and China have been locked in an escalating trade war for over a year.
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